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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
Alabama No. g Salts From a British
Port
Mr.. Giadstone's Health q Subject OF
Much Concern.
The Soudanese Stili Denant-Gordon
In Trap.
The Celebrated Hcyt VIII Contest DO.
gun IN New York.
The Kansas Legislators ar1 Almost
Through win Their work.
Mlsccllnucou. Foreign Aaair-.

Aud other tale, Of the telegraph.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
GROWING VALUES !
GOLDSMITH BROS.

Read what we have to offer for this week. Having
Just bought Of the largest importing houses in New
York City about 1900 dozen
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-25
cAmMACIs-ooNrINunp

Nothing new in cotton swindilg circles.
Cammack has gone 10 New Orleaue. Ea'-
ton Is stl IN dnrEuce vile and as mum es
the sphvnx. Cammack's
LETTER NO. Elk
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
IhDF PI.fiDEH NJ

llanng the tI.al ai a AL 4u.i. bfaagLi boiete fata str of'bc peate. no,r,- iag ihs' lhe a5se ~a. 4eA l.ng on recent dis useio,.s ai ,hc upsernc court. .aeye, c4fted h.s d,cn,,on ,o ,he dls- regard cl |. .hei .HsloiiY
 13s hshar .asd the lA4ycr. your ralgag is IL ctrnf. for n ,f4e ea,e ol Higgie vs S'arkwcll et.f.y de, .det by the supreme court
 Hold on s.f Inc ftse ef lf.gsie vs. o,aekxe.! ~as ,iasaaady stosKht before me And an appeal nas taken [" the site at coefi, from whsen tribunal | uas e4uled ,9 tAe supreme soufi Noe. want io say nght here ,hai se gpi a. !tgle fe- spec f9i thr supreme eoaf's opinion s. iha' grave body of mea have for mine The, hs.e usL, lo eongtl thei, o~n court, bu, r.. be blamed si they shall control Enine Proceed with the aryu- men;s. gentlemen
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
RECLAIMED HERSELF.

Women are ssill.l Who $ that nofi! whisky b.oai = asked A lady of aa acalAintsn 2, while they stood ,iem- ing ;ae gresis A, fashionable reception
 Winch one =
 "Tha; orc with the red ,aouaaehe ard awfu! nose. bon; you see
 He is my hasb.nd
 @ On, laughed the lldy, ' see thA, you>are 10; sengat.sc,' although she sas vengeance in she eyes of the insBlted lady. Se@eral nights ago ;nsnd made similar remark abou, ny hug band and became very angry. de- ciArec i. woa- anger a1y woman, he, my friend s4 ,h4. yoa, having tie best hasband n he ~sfid, would no: care. aid T wasered AT of gloves ,ha, yoe would, oa. yoa see have los'. heaF that your h1sbe7e is spoken of a. an avall4bl- <ndida,e for governor. Eo~ clever ne mus, oe
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
HAD FAITH IR HIM

4 vel kno~n ciiisea had been arrested on eh4sge pi forgiag a tbez< i sum- ter of ast.isaif.'a aofea ~cfe disf assing the sensa'or when one of them lemarked
 nexer had any confidence Iu Eiin.
 had unbouad ded e9nhaenf . sE hiu.. respo.ded bis.s-e3sd man "l am sometain. of gaoiiiai. and the frs, tinae sa~ iAe ieilas trusted him 7
 l.ox -
 @l borrowed 1aa9ie ei ioiIsfs 4i A.;s.. aad so sse4el-st A4s eser Ceeh my faith in his integrity Ina, haze neYer asked s'a ;o s!ios me to return the afE.osn.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
;" Then why sn YOU = |

Then why lou': you - | "'Cause will Il. yeu dom - eai. ,e. .A.aes. He lay ter A,..ae m 4eep ;aeurht. old N4~s 8easaey lad as began = tose wi.c. ne a,ke
 .>id yar heu .AA, roestc, Nte@ ,.ass seu to hash aee I vAs ha hs.l .acn. tet you 9za. 'e = ! a .es. tea's soe sYes co.
 "Cas ataas,ei e.lp . ;atke, Ncs. snS F. ; sleep ;sf@rs . s... , aete. Aes. sai. slukans.
 3-d iaeob l!.is~ r .a se. aeen
 fe>. aimos, gore.
 toald sou ta.ae aae .e@a
 les.
 Nos . eoa9aat. sheS,na ae.. ao yaa eoalia'."
 coa'ea. do saa, swss.qs ~,h ] s;.t;.
 Ihfas u ..n..e. ,.aNn.n aiees y ses.id. ies. yau e:d
 = 5,dn.'
 Dld.
 Old M.sz ncasiey pta4e or, .. bel, iasaed ,o lhe head of the s:ars ana 4l.ea Nt MeikAte.
 Mat. .he m-i,ef up sheie = Maze hi4 rii.irs rascal come down from here. fyou don't. IT so ea, ane sleep n ;he barn Ne.et SAW the Ike IT my fife. I'd rather sleep on ho; gnd- die
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

a asisc N4li l,

agsc am,
 aasc ain ne reason for A man ,s ioi nc. hr fcrl.e> with . s'gh 7" saasiy deat ~.1a, one . nt, pic- to,sa
 lio~ ta you know
 Cause ius, laoW
 emeba.y m,khi saa. eae.
 aon's know ~hn
 Aho da VOL = kon she lefites wt1 a,t'e lausb
 aaat kao~ s.he Na.as |. lp' aae~ N / wish dia want l.. Who
 @fshe . you reckon sad he al 'cftp:4 ,o laugh
 know sone5edy il.As wants ,oa, staf." ,he savs,
 "Aso r
 si., asa; sery L., l'.a, hefe
 How ial
 "Heyer yea m,na she s.a'l iai Fl like | l,ras
 z. z,s4,,, you guess
 . iats..t make a ,a.stske
 N >ea ssaa!dnt ia7 ,ry !, an sec b T sHs Ioynef
 z ssse joyHet. the mi>ehiei she re pcats, corsemp,aa4siy What decs tl4at great. n.l pH eniy lhtak van, ~ah any 5edy's f5s,lrs re keH yoa want hsis
 Nc. don
 "les, you d.. and You kno~ ,,
 Please don't tfea' me thsi way, s-ys he in an lmporug SCI C
 Never mad. stA III t.n her that you w4n, her lo have your pio,ure ana when yoa g.sc II tn her she almos esrekks 6own, bdt ruaiiy says -~her yea maily her hetc ,he breaks down Then hofses sop n Inc tead Lean ,ng osei hc tehes her hand and swear, ,ha' ae ~Ii ucvei eAFfy anybody bui her lkel i.s cath othci, and ~.,h hearts from wiie. ilr iaik shadows have ctep;. and ,na ~ht,l the moonlight |, shinlng. they ,ac an. putei n soul, and with isafe uneriash desoiion than al ,out shitotas engagements where Inc atanaond haatcs aHdri the oieaaeei hogghs
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
MADE NO EXPERIENCE.

od Tlm borrowe1 the goyeruor's sad de, and sf.er keeping :: several months, refssed to re,zsn !i.
 Why doa'. you rs.urn my saddle 7 asked he governor
 "fse had i, four uontha, sah, at
 That makes no difference
 Don; 1t. Wall, I'll keep il longer ef i, dozn make no difference. Good day, sah."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
PLANTATION PHILOSOPHY.

l, am whut 4 man knows CT 'bou, hissef da, ma&es hum feel proud. lt's ~hui he magines a33cF people thinks . h.m.
 lie gre~: ,alkct is Alius bore n comp ay, ba, dar an no harm in hiin. l. long ez ei man talks hc ain CT thu. !. :. ea5oG: nise h!ci.
 N-;ar soan u..se no difference IT dc kete 0 her chl..aa. She takes C good kere c de limpson weed e she docs . dc s:als q cotton.
 When CT ole man does wrong |, $ gen- eialy l was wrong den CT young nan wolld b. De ole boss. when he q G kick kiek. CT heap h4faeF den e colt
 We doAn ;hln& C. mach c dr uan wha; le.ls us sa.hln da, we doau know e we Go 0 de man yhst mines os 0. seme,hin ~hui xe does know fur de ore man makes as fee. da; 'se an e1 smart :. he +. de ad4cr tells IS d.. sc knoaed ac fa < soonti den he did.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
FORGOT IT

\ lipie bvy sat on tho floor playing. ssddenIy he set up ho~l.
 Henry, ~hai is iAe matte, = asked hls mother.
 The cat scratched me-
 "Why, .he cat Is 50, here. When did she scratch you .'
 Yesterday"
 @WeIl, why arc you crying now?" "'Canse forgot ii then
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
TOLD E.ak POLITICALLY.

EnF4g sd .e.naidaic |" Ttosxat yoa were gc ng ;5 voie for me =
 Who sad se =
 You q.
 oA. veil, ,ol4 yo4 90 polsacaliy. some time .go lo- si4adered an oppo- nent and excused youfsslf on pois,icai gre.ads. IT oas.ness. yo-. u..zh, regard my actor as di.Aenes,. se. ia politics. my dear ies.oS. 70 E.aE oi sense eyef ez- ercises his hoDer Ciye me fight, please"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
VOL. |. NO. e.s.
WASH DE DIRT oFF YgK Fkeg

 waea o san 6ah'e. s.a@s er nia .-s = o.x .Was1. Ge ..s-t =. ye g. fa.s= ,5.ae es-fgassa ike &c., Ch =-.. ~as l. ais, s. net1 a4s s~ noit facr n k .s. z=s. aasf de s..fs# #e..s B..ta i4 dc 2. .sges @94; n os. zs.-. ~zsh se 5.#. .e. Lac.
 =. N.fs Nose, es4e aAr
 a. he a.e ... ,ss eor.e -
 es aa5az. MaFs -.s1ss-=--st ts sz.s-
 ,iac s.e lea.
 gre ie H9rr ' sa gra '7g .ese
 Mars M5es re 5e t.s.r :. l#.lz
 cgevd leo .ase. D. pa t4gs s.an e..s ] toe=ezae sa. oa.saae-. rash l. d..i 5si yes ,ser: An Na#: ..e oisaas ii -. ef. es oe.. lo~ es,n.
 O. s#reer @szs ev dszs e sefizec. I3e 2 sas.a,eei nan eats ., feate..z F;s. otz.s-e-. sssh ,.e s.it. . 7e7 A dez szar ..ezzaIabs Z. ,,r. >stan's e1s. O. saet. t.=za .e ..4ft e .ef i4.e.
 aa. Msss Asraa# Fss ysfe#e.s
 .aa .-' k s.. A-ss k lsgs. fsv
 zsf ,se U. ssns:sr asils sf#.sa s.
 rsl eeit.
 . sl obes our SAass. ,.l..s
 14.e. '>ie. -. a.l 'ssfo.r s.ses.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
pRlC T.. < { ENTS.
wouIpN alvkutM A CHANGE.

woutbN T aiVE HIM A CaANcK.
 cid sinseon had been employed to waik in "a ,nsI lla;, h,s < Fatden. The colonel nehecd shet the olsl m spen, tae .pe,, et A,s ae4e a, he kli, hen w,n- .i,~. taking ,s ihe felo,et lais who con. aes. cnss to ,as #.aial etss ei cook. Nsle 'he aoiaael v.s sl.at.lns q, the hnn' gss, aintse1 s,ee aannd md was tn ,ae sss ei pas..af eat. when the colo. rel observed ll,e gentleman, sai bulg- inE and h. am lal ed in ataihet sas. pieiaas manner
 S,meos whai' ihst lz.t..se so, under yau' am
 ilis heth ssm sab . cs. that there suta
 !" ll.. an plazns ha m hand oil hls lcn breast
 les. sea kaas wblsh enc mean
 ias. ssh, yas. lse Ke' A po~e,fal swelnn on q ny am sah
 fhrrc ~at nethinr tho matter when "a e4rae th,s morning
 Nat. sah, Lat ,, Ia k. but ,ie s~elIlu el.4 might, suddeni. l don't think dat my blood ilgLi. s..h.
 Nc .nd don't thnk tha' you, fleah ia altogether ahesc saspt
 . boAa lh,uk :, is. sah lse had dis ssoihn scbctai times, sah. in de iast week ut two
 l iont doubt Il n ,llc icaAi '
 Nor. s4h nor Nui ef vo,kin' 'toan dai les nov an de iu>i shlng l kno~ed, dis am gns,er go np an pans gun,et shoot down ,iis lag Ii val ds iusi unse d.t ssoh th,ng hah ebel happened att is sse~s~d me,
 Thought ,ou had been affected ihs, ray seYr,ss pmes n ihr last week oi two -
 Oh, sa,, ba, II ~ul un CT de uddcf ann beio'. tcp on et sweIhn' yea' like tclls yci. iiil ro, skee,ed. so l'se now go,n ,c, see doctor, far doan wanier iei ', run on
 ," an plysean. Ic' me examine ,o4'
 Hole aa, bea,, stepping back. iefset dean gE'etstan' d,s case Yer moat t~ good doctor ui1 de sLilis, bu, i'-c crtce'd ter i,us' yer .ld easc like dn My regular family 'ashun |. de only man what an'era,an'a dls e4se
 Who IS your phystetan
 '' i'oetot i,ll,ngs
 lies e1i ei ,o~n 4au'd better let mr make sn examination.
 Huh zhit'iag unsa.iiy.
 ]" Lei me see whats the m at,er
 ' lio5a. my doctor tolr me d2i mus n't isi Dp nds.ef man ies h fne, case | dld, de asel.an is ap ter strike If an' kiI me Aan, fur dst, l'd put rnyse on q yet ehAExe in CT mID,i i'se heefd da. ysr's mighty hne t.shau. an ef yer Lad iask dis carr d tas,. WY yet mo9i ef been good nan A, II by dis tune"
 ' have uea,sd many 4 ase like this." A4Ab AHF tVaBHFts anu uFu tAins thAt l soald he disehafging my sworn duty ..s physician fl were ,o allow you to leave my premises without having first attempted so re;iese you"
 lsoaa, heah is de ia.i n 6e case. Ds. itAngs owes fae money, an hab prom lsed ier take ', out ,1 ds.eiorn' Now. xf he hads out dal I'se pioyed sorns udder man. he l get mad. sides dat, an got ar money .ef pay yer ~id.
 won't charge you anything"
 Ysi's po~erfsi 'bIigin ienHesman, i4at 1ean' asntsr take de sanisge o' ger. ze aligs mace !; CT falc noi ter pose ID a sin man"
 cannot allow you 70 go without es- ef,ifg fay skill. taking hold of old snmeo..
 ,feah, take -1s- -dsln p.rees meat p i.fting hls coz, and .ahib.,rg ham. Ycfs de ~ast pussoa ! ebsf seed. "eat gla = mao a chance Eoh1~ h
 so~
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
 LfM.IlNGS.

The Denver on.I:taH ;h,Eks ih.' q sc..f Wilde co,nplimen:ea .ais eoGa.fy .a say ins ,aa, he should never agA,a y.s., Us.
 A March hss been dedlca,es ,o tae governor of Arkansaa. To kase oeen barnea ln eiiigy would be bad enough.
 Nos.." said boy 10 a companion AS they were playing. I'll set here and you come ap and say ,oe've %; a bia you war, me 70 pay. Uca. IT. you want .o tell ne U se: oa, You be ihe ore wha, comes wish he b.,'
 Henry living made four hcad.ec shors.ns dollars +, the Cni;e; s,4.es This shows ,ha' Ameilc.ns are TO: the besg business men. for many of lave lived here fer years and have DO. saate more ,.an three hundred ;ho-s-..l.
 !.n ..ss..asa4 rea zpape. attempting to fo,.ee ;ne road al-r.,ed GU, by the re- iorners. sa,s G.ye Is revenue for tari7 ouis. \ sight change. sa; s,li !, answers shc purpose and is eu e < sea- sibie as the oslgia4l coaz,rcct.e.. c: ne great campaign mott"
 A man who fad aeea kieke1 oy a horse was grosnng n doc,or's e.,lee when al. old acquaintance sad Look here, tha: horse vas i-igh,foo: .se ;roites You are fson Kentucky. @nG so is the hoise sWhat7 eNeiaimed the ruaa. Horse ftor Kentucky, Ina, makes |: ali i.cht Ncve, mind ,o.r inn en;, doctor
 An Ea-lisAsa n. who buys THz AR kANstw TsAfsLLR ia Lcadon. writes to ;his paper. saying Il have grea, desiIe 10 lecture IT Amer.ea. Wa, do you think ot fay chances of success - li,he gentleman bs fooi, wa n he ua- doabtedly is-chance fer he -,..cs io say, or ae ~ouldE'; reaG T1fE Tasv- ELES his success is assured.
 4 dea.is: vas saed for pu.Hag .ae wrong .'o1,r. IT explanation me pro- fessioH4 senl.esszn said zdge, ne nan oaiy hae .uo teeth. asked him which oHe he w~a-=l pe.lei aae he said the riskt one. PaiIed wha; took . be the one or ;ae s.sai-hasd s.se of his face, bur as re happered 10 be sitting oa the leis-hand s.de of ne roo.n mace . mistake lo2r explanation IS sa'is- factory. the Iaige FePi:ed. / The 9-ry will please render verdic: :a accordance with The ;as.sf
 Resolasioas Of resa-.: are genera. ' untrue. ba: .2e-:9li4~aa4 1Faxn D, aa Arkansaw cis;ilicrs associas3n csnao. be ciasse5 with the IT ,e-i;y Whereas |. h1s pleased ne good Lasd ard bad whisky to renee z our besoue1 ro;her. and so on. They dis not sead copy D the b.rezved widow = ~hoGs .. the opinion of Goldsmith. prem. cos sols.ioa would have oeea n: rernem- hrance Of sorrcw, nor did iaey have them published in the county paper. They simply tacked the articles Of fa:;h ca the still-house door.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03
OLD MISS BEAslEY.
4 Ne@ England Lady Who Would
 Ra:Aer See? oa Hot Ggdd.e.

4 Ne.v England Lady Who Would
 Ra:.er S.ee7 oa Hot 0ndd.e. n lunt of NJ. Melk.;,le aa old laty waa las l.xcd ;..e of New Eaei.n .n4 p eey. .r,i wao. in relep''es ee.ioae,. has clamotcA loudly ier wo.asa's rights. cane to .Arkausaa ,as, week She ~as rnu=h surprised ,o n1a ,has he inAee- .i..nss a.4 70, wear bs.s.ies fle aa angry do.. Sac seemed never ,- T \ ..fed Q, ;he roses in the earies, ard her eonstau. excl r4a .jeas ef safPi.sc ,ha; foaers should bloom so soon were oi gfeat amusement to .he i4E '. she was Far- ,ic.lariy impressed ~,:h yesas Ma!kit;le, and exptes. ed her surprise shat oh.. .rcn m .hc soa.n sbowss. sa ! Al aptitude ;at seeking information. The other aishl. in consequence ei a:aer eemPaey. ,he yaurester wss assigne3 ;e thc sec 5ns .psttpeat of oit Ms Heas.ey. A mn lsse4. interested n .i#S circulation oi ,ne bible Tor whlea ne Fece.Vea a la. eain- mission cal.e1 on Ms ..as.ey, G cen sequence os Inc fact .k-' she was .o seg.e e&.ent engaged n the sane ous.ness. K a.heF l4:e Al nigh; she wen, up ;a bed. The 5oy was as.eep. After shc hai la,n do@f5. and as, as Ter eyes were closing n l.s..e enjoyment oi semi-eA.steaee. ;h@ ooy s-, up on his pillow ard asAei Nha; made you Look under ,he bed 7 ro see | any body were ,he,e "%na, made You think aay oody vas there :"
 - diln, ,hiak SO little man" Then wt.s made you look =
 ~Gb. dldI.t snow bG, there mi n, be somebody
 Do you look usder ;se bed every night"
 les
 ~pid yoa ever -anl anysoay = No"
 Then why den. yoa 4ui:
 Oh. : don, know
 ".iyou sas |. t.ai aaybody wha; would you cs:'
 con, xaow
 Would you ho'ler
 suppose so. L.c 5 VI EOS 4al go ,o see
 i've a.fe4dy been to sleep
 We. t, ne sleep"
 .s@ b spi iets n..kc the.r wees = he asked. pra.np ct by | sudden .deA.
 Why. ...ey hey make them
 "Wha, ! :hey hen outer 7
 l doa, s.,.os .fa sure
 Do the a,es f;ee.- | winter :iaae
 Some of saer, de.
 "Wh-a saes
 =. sen't know
 fhen -oa 4o you kaoa any ef CT. f,eese:"
 :" Becaasc have seu .re-... nesyo-sly pu-i.as !: ,he eo.ess.
 Do yoa pray =
 Yes every nigh."
 An ~hen you pray you're al right, am, you .''
 les
 Then wha, makes y,u look ander the bed?7
 Willie, declare, yoa mus; ta.h and .e. ne go :o sleep
 Who was tia, man Ina, come D see yog:~
 A preecher.@
 w a, d.t he a41:
 To ;4ls to ne asen, sel.iag bibles" ] Do you liee Ai'r
 Heis very gooi man.
 How old are yoa
 "0ider ,han I'm good. N9e aush | yoe ~asn', olser ,aaa yog are so yeu ~ouldE; want .,s 10 hl.h would you:
 les. would. lle down there now and 70 D s.eep.7
 ~h you es,r married =
 .HAy
 ;eae oi your business"
 "'C4ase nobody d.ea'. vas. you = II yoa '.oa'. AasA Fl se: p and .-..li your t-.aer. aa ,t. hin 70 sPaak ne = !" Ies. vs.s.- D.c ya- .o.e a1s5ody fore ycG Eas v-.inkied:' Willie Ha'arn = Didn't tell you io hush ?'' l ~Yessum.-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

The Little Rock city eopnci. has de- cided that Ch.naraen arc not entitled to vote. 4 @poia:er" for the supreme court
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

Henry living made four h.26.ec thous .nE dollars IT ,he Uni.e; s,4.eS This shows ,hat AmciIc ms are TO: the bess business men. for many oi -s iase lived here ior years and have DO. sa .te more than three hundred ;ho1s-.l
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

A.n ..ss.1sa@ Hea spape.. attempting to fo..oe ;he road m-f.ed GU; by the re- formers sass: G.ye Ls revenue for taria ouis. \ sight change. ta: stiIi l, answers ihc purpose ani IS eui. .e -.s sea- sib.e as inc o5igiaal coaz,Fcct.o. c; ne great o.mpaisn iaoit"s
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-07-08
MDRE DEVELOP MEkTS CONCERNING
M.NlS1ElBlS Sis LAW OFFICE
BUSINESS.

The number of Leases of Govern
ment lands made since January l,
1882 is stated by the Report of the
Minister of the Interior in reply to
the Resolution of Hon. j. 1. Dowsett.
to he 45.
This Report omits one interesting
little transaction however. In March,
1882, the lease of the land of Kapehu
Hilo. Hawaii, containing 200 acres,
for term of 10 years, was put up
at auction. IL was knocked down
to j. f. Bush, Trustee for the King,
at an annual rental of $2,Q50, he
having bid $50 higher than Mr.. A.
Lidgate, who bid $4,000. No rent
was paid by the King, and after l9
months, coming to the conclusion
that he had. paid too dear for his
whistle, he surrendered the lease,
which surrender was accepted by the
Minister of the Interior, and the
lease again put up at auction and
knocked down to the Laupahoehoe
Sugar Co. at only $500 per annum.
AS 50, 900 has been bid at the pre-
vious sale, by II responsible bidder,
the government is the looser of
81 POO year rent by the opiratson.
OF the 45 leases which are@stated
in the schedule, only 26 oere adcer-
ti8ed. for safe, and the other 10 were
given out privately without any COM
petition, in addition to the four en-
tered leases, 3 of which to w. M.
Gibson, and this in the face of law
which expressly commands, that all
leases and sales of land over $500
IN value shall be sold at auction.
The following is list of leases
made without advertising;
No. 3l0-Yim Quong, Jan. /,
1882, Chinese Theatre Lot, Homo
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-07-08
THE KINGS POSITION.

IT is matter we'll known and
constantly spoken of in private, and
it might as well be said in public,
that the King is responsible for the
present condition of affairs.
He has treated with contempt the
unanimous expression of opinion of
the entire planting industry of the
Kingdom. He has fatty refused the
reasonable request of majority of
the most influential and conservative
citizens of Honolulu, giving no valid
reason therefor, and retains in office
men whom he knows to be totally
unfit and untrustworthy. He makes
his prim, mini ster of social out
cast, and openly confessed swindler,
and hugs him but the tighter to his
bosom, the more his evil ways and
unconscience able practice are ex-
posed.
1t is with regret that We are COM
PEELED to make this statement. We
have not fawned on Royalty hereto
fore, hut we have refrained from
stating well known fact out of re-
gard for the office, and in the vain
hope that it would be unnecessary
to speak thus plainly. But things
have come to the pass that continued
silence would be at the expense of
the public good, and we shall speak
of the King hereafter in terms free
from vituperation but plainly. He
has placed himself in position
antagonistic to the best interests of
the whole nation, and as an incum-
bent of such position it is our duty
as public journalists to discuss his
acts.
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THE KINGS REPLY.

IoLANI PALACE, July Z, 1884.
H. WATERHousE, Esq, d. KAHANU,
Esq, G. M. Cooke, Esq, and
others.
GentIemen:--I am commanded by
His Majesty the King to inform you
that the petition which He received
from your hands; praying Him to
ask His Ministers to tender their
designations, has had His earnest
consideration.
His Majesty is ever anxious to
know and consider the well-being of
his subjects; and whereas other
petitions have been presented to
Him, expressing an opposite view to
the petition presented by you; and
Whereas, the intent and purpose
Of the petition submitted by your
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the position or prerogative Of the
overtign.
"Iandmy colleagues fully recognize
the privilege of any and all subjects
of the Kingdom to discuss the cor
duet of public officers, and to en-
dcavor by constitutional means to
bring about reformation of public
administration.
"Such u course is open to you,
gentlemen, to seek "accordlng TO tie
spirit of the Hawaiian Constitution"
the amcloration in the management
of public affairs you deem necessary
for the public welfare.
| have the honor to be,
Your most obedient servant,
(Signcd) WALTER MURRAY GIBSON,
Premier"
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Referring to the above we beg TO in.
form the business public that we Cre
prepared tc make loans, discount approx.
ed notes, and purchase exchange at the
best current rates. Our arrangements
for selling exchange on the principal
points in the United States, Europe,
China, Japan and Australia arc being
made, and when perfected, due notice
will be given. We shall also be prepared
to receive deposits on open account,
make collections, and conduct general
banking and exchange business.
6l0 3mb (signed) sPRECKELS g. Go.