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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-11

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-11

PSSrESs' Ezsok~,-The UnlrcSy poes
who vrees,
So ne g,f na,z'yr IN h, a egs e. nv
Nrst have he-c completely crushed when
the kns srcea-s1 s.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-11

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-11

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-11


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-11

ESszrsz RcTn PgSsgoS<. ~ The members
Il the roydl firmly q England are pen
sSocej * tolbSEs> Her Majesty the QIesa
Ss.tte $50 the Prince q Wales, >Stl9l5
Fri1,e AffSSi St,s22S}s PCirce Arthur.
sfs-sss Prizes Ls1gcli SIzT.1s,ls Pm
cess Royal SAA1ssls Princess Eslen1- SsI
aals Princess Lazls,L Ss10uls Duchess q
Cdzhruis,s- Ss1auls DUchsss AuSuSta.
SlSe4ls Duke q Cdzhrli--e, Sfil.0l5;
Fripsss N1-y, SSSIUus Prires Edward
tct Sdls- Wlnszt SIS,1SSs Princess Lei
mssr. STssO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-11

EoE EIzrh l. -lzlse Il uE-.herF We
saEaes ever 5Gr s1chz1ses ami rsdi u
quite i a1zRhsr q people quite j
number q hees- Though possibly We here
n,stziscs Il Ezrec-ss;Ery rspssItlsc.i -,l5lts
u1uher II Years IHi one bfb1lcGs
wz,ser with GnesaoGs enthusiasm refers
b -sz1se aznhec q glasses q beer
As rssriy a. We can JUICE truu the cuC
ss1- n such u these cassas, quite 4 Nun
eer7 uedns-Esl l. SHIRT. quite 4 RUIZ
her.
tisrgs Alfred TgEzsead haS written j
pay In. hero ot rtiek + OlIusr Cromwell
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-11

4 well known Temperance lecturer wsS
indignant 1s hadSrS the sentiment IL
crThss; ~ hsa1 thar -Si-urSeursSS VII
saiilly, whereas be hli giaci1rei that ) WI,
-tslfy --e'tfa6t7-s' ,lguTs.,i-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-11

We esR SyEratksse skso with the poet
vhS writing q his icvs, asserted that b.
hSi kissed her EnCisr tie silent Sssrs>
All tSGnd the conposssor Esslis hir, state
that - -sicSsd her Erisr the cellar
sESi-s,- True It kSs heen doShssj Il
sks-se two poets ever s1fsssis but others,
u less E1yshotos1c tszss. have suffered u
bs.iy AZ the harSis q the prIztsr, Burns,
IN sehsap eisooo q hS> works, It utssis to
say
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-02-11

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H. EAks>AsN
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28
Marshall sunda, Law Litigation.

MARSHALL, May @,-.Speclal.l -one
prominent feature In the line OF argu-
ment adopted by the attorneys in their
defense OF the Sunday,l law violators ar.
raigned yesterday before the mayors
court, was that the ordinance by
which the present city charter was
adopted, WAS not enacted in accordance
with tho requirements of the law, aud
that Us consequence the laws and ordi-
nances enacted hereunder are of no
force and effect.
Senator Pope and ex-Alderman
Geer, counsel for defense, INDUCED in
elaborate arguments and quoted volum-
inous authorities in support of their po-
sition.
Walter G. Lane, counsel for the city,
was equal to tho emergency, and In a
very able argument sustained the posi-
ton that the charter was properly en-
acted and IL 1t was not that this court
was not the proper one TO determine
the matter. His honor, the mayor, took
3 same view of tho case, and stoutly
refused TO place his official head under
their guillotiue, or 10 commit official
suicide.
Other cases OF q similar character will
be tried to-day. Many arc disposed 20
complain at the action of the mayor in
prosecuting these cases. It is alleged
by Some that during his candi-
dacy for The mayoraltY he
entered into an agreement with
the saloon keepers TO the effect thar
he would not modest or inietgro with
them in the conduct of their business.
Be this as IL may, he Is certainly ac.
ting In yhe strict line Of his official duty.
and has the moral support of tie best
people in the community.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

AZ hNrHoAs PISTOL IN BRAZIL.
tneie SANS uonsul ruiis The Ifiasef,
LioHt sthooh's Death Chinese nsi
other Missions Pension riont-
ers Exposition Prospects.
con.ul Maeker,. shootInr sernps.

wAsmSOroN, May 2G-Tho depart.
ment Of state received, to-day, a
report from hr. Osborne, minister
10 Brazil, In regard % the arrest and Inn
pTisonmant of Breokford Maokoy, Uni
led States consul NJ the Rio Grando del
Sur. Consul Maokey has also written
letter 10 his relatives here, giving
an account OF this dilnculty.
Ii Is substantially tho same rs that taie-
graphed from Rio Janeiro, except that IL
says that the editor sent word 20 the
consul that II the latter would
subscribe for the formers paper
that Maekey kicked the messenger
out of his office. IL was the next even
Ing that the trouble In the theatre Oc-
Cured. After MRckoy had surren-
dered himself Amosi arrived at the
head of an armed band Of ruilians
and demanded that Mr.. Mackey
should be surrendered 10 him, The POI
lice officers We're oyerawed and He'd,
but Mackey drew his pistol and kept
when number of citizens,
headed by the German consul, arrived
and rescued him from his assailants,
who were advancing with their knives
drawn. He Is held a. a prisoner, as the
oiiense is not bailable. All the
foreign consuls have visited
him in body and signed
statement justifying his action, while
the leading citizens have
rendered their aid, and the leading law
yer OF that province mas volunteered for
his defense. His trial will take place
next week. Mackey is a young man,
In his 2Sd year. He graduated with the
highest honors ut Pho Mono college, Ma
con, Georgia. He Is the son OF Judge j.
Il. MncknY, of SOnth Carolina.
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" wegs, iesias 4 t.g,LB slggue 4
v0, Netoltey n WORKMAN, W w.
Iirsnoh and Mayer \ Smith

H. wede. letins a %, .. N. Mutee a
t'O., Metolthy a Whftllrm, w ~.
Ilrannh aud Mayer n Smith.
iiDdos n Welt sad Sheriff. Bros. deal
~ fpady.made clothing.
the merchants NJ Temple, by long
ways. I hurried around aud shook
hands with those ! name because I
want 4 40 gtt Intelligent opinions ~
lhe prospects Oi this part Of the country.
/ intCnd Ia return 10 this town and
wIltO about II again and keep ON writ
Ing about 10 and its sister towns
until 1 lot all the world know
THAT LIVES JOURNEY
l. very incomplete 10 him who goes TO
his grave and does not take along with
him notes gathered by personal inspec-
ton of the towns am engaged In do
scribing In the series OF letters Of which
this h No. 1.
am TO get acquainted with the law
yors, tho preachers and the hOtOl.keep-
ers. learn that nearly all the hotels
of Temple are under the management
OF ladies. 1 am going 10 hunt up
all the facts and print another
letter In the HERALD, and In that letter
win give the anniversary programme
complete.
Moody, Morgan, McGregor Springs,
Bolton and Lampasas Springs are 10 be
described and this town
Temple Is to be treated at greater length.
cannot let II of so lightly. The pres
ent spell of weather prevents my get
Ting around to get information.
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Mrs. Saxon on prohibition.

MExIA, May 26.-Special. ll-Notwlth-
standing the rain and the threatening
weather last night t.e~--Msa.saaodist
churoRWas %@y6wded to its utmost ca
paGity to hear the eloquent Mrs. Ssxton.
,gRe lady was introduced by f, j. Glib
son, prohibitionist, and kept her audi
ence spell bound for more than an hour.
Her theme was "Woman Suffrage,
Plain Christianity and Prohibition"
She handled the subject in mastery
manner. The only fault of her delivery
made some good points, while some
others were faded, old and obsolete.
The Foreigners were handled without
gloves and in her remarks she reflected
the doctrine of the old Know-nothing
party. Mrs. Saxon, in her address, said
that she was only introducing the sub
iect properly, but that tonight, she
would discuss the matter thoroughly.
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Lieut.. schock's Death.

WASHINGTON, May pa telegram
from London says: An inquest was
held this afternoon in the case of Lent
JOHN Loomis Schock, of the United
States navy, who shot himself last sun
day at his lodging, No. Gleumolir
Terrace, Black Heath, near London.
A. verdict was rendered 20 the effect
that Lieut.. Schock committed suicide
during fit of temporary insanity,
caused by mental depression, induced
by over-eXertiDn aud anxiety TO pre-
are successfully FOR his graduation cX-
animation at the Royal Naval college
this summer. On the person Ut Lieut..
Schock WAS found letter, written by
him and addressed 70 a personal friend
nam sd Nixon. Ia this ioter the
Lieutenant iutimated that DO ntondsd
70 uoiamiJ suicide, He writes how he
desires TO have several OF his pssgnal
effects disposed OF. The suicide also
left lettor addressed to the father of a
young woman whom he loved.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28
srlLL IN THE JUNGLEs.

ina Beast of the Forest Matorialises
OnS2 More Near Longview--He HAS Be-
como 20 Dooilo that He sleeps Under a
HouseNiSrts-s,S,,, scar g. ~ qp9saS?-
Intelligent Dogs in Demlnd.
LoNavIEw, May 26.-LSpecial.l The
Mexican lion was seen again yesterday,
about two miles from here, and visited
Mr.. Moons house last night and
frightened OIL all his dogs and remained
under the house till nearly day light,
leaving during heavy hail storm,
about a. m. The party which was to
have started at O'Clock this
morning was delayed till q. nj
on account of rain, but started immedi-
ately when they heard the above from
Mr.. Moon, who had tied up some beef in
trees in the bottom last evening, in order
to get the beast to leave a trail, but the
cougar didn't disturb the meat. The
tracks left by it resemble bear tracks
more closely than lion tracks, and it
may be an escaped performing bear
which two Russians had here short
time since. Owing TO the unframed
condition Of the dogs the hunters were
unable to track 1t any, and will await
the arrival of dogs sent from Kilgore.
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WASHINGTON, May 26.-The cabinet
meeting to-day was attended by all the
members, except Secretary Manning,
WHO is il New York on private busi-
ness. The session was devoted to con-
sideration Of the proposition looking to
the continuance Of the Worlds Cotton
Exposition, at New Orleans, beyond
the 3lst instant, and allowing the gov
era ment exhibits to remain in case q
continuance is decided upon. a general
desire was expressed to aid the expost-
ton TO the full extent of the law as en-
bodied in the act Of Incorporation and
the various measures in support OF the
exposition, but 1t is said majority OF
the members of the cabinet were Of the
opinion that the president had 10 legal
power to authorize an extension beyond
The O alto alraadY tXed up0n.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28
aalveston Municipal Affairs.

GALVESTON, May 26.-When it be-
came known this morning that the city
council had rejected the nominations
made by Mayor Fulton last night for
city attorney, city treasurer. tax col
lector and other officers con-
siderable surprise was express ed, as
the action of the council was most I'M
expected. Hon. George p. Finlay,
VIII ose nomination for the city attorney
ship was rejected by vote Off to 2, is
we'll known throughout the state. He
was the Democratic congressional cam
didate against Tom Ochiltree three
years ago. julius Runge, whose nomi-
nation as city treasurer was rejected by
votei of 6. to 8, is the senior partner
in the well known house OF Kaufman q
Runge. He is the present city treasurer.
having occupied the position for the
past two years. Thomas Chubb, the
nominee for harbor master; A. s. We'd
der, the nominee for assessor, and John
A. Mccormick, the nominee for collec-
tor of taxes, were all rejected by 3 to a
votes. They are the present incumbents
of those offices. Under the charter, as
amended, the mayor has the right to
nominate the same gentlemen twice for
the same office. 1t is therefore
probable his honor will again
send the same list of names to the coun-
Gil at the next regular meeting, TWO
weeks hence. Notwithstanding his
failure OF confirmation Col. Finlay
took the oath of office as city attorney
and has entered upon the duties of that
office. The other nominees continue to
hold their offices pending
the nomination and confirma-
ton of their successor. Members
OF the council, in interviews to-day,
generally attribute the defeat Of the
nominations to the short time allowed
the board in which to privately discuss
| the nominations. Many people predic I
q prolonged war between Mayor Fulton
aud the board Of aldermen,
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90 chinese nnn nlher 1lI..lons.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-It is under
stood n >:.- no president has reconsid-
ered his detern5s,H, alton TO give the Chi
nese mission to CEiiscrnia because OF
the possible embarrassment ~ account
OF tho feeling OF the people OF thai st SIC
towards the Chinese. Friends OF Col.
Dsnby, y prominent lawyer Of Evans
vile, Indiana, are urging him Tor the
position. Mr.. Rufus Magee, Of Indiana,
recently appointed minister to Norway
and Sweden, arrived in Washington to-
day. He will sail for his new post of
duty the latter part of this week.
DR.. John Il. Thompson, of New York,
recently appointed minister to Hayti,
having received his instructions, left
Washington to-day. He expects TO sail
on June9. Dr.. Thompson has been in
structed to investigate the case of Won
Blakklep, imprisoned by the Haytian
government, and to report to the de-
partment of state.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28
Good but Rare Examples.

WASHINGTON, May ga man named
Snider, who belonged to New York
regiment during the late war, and who
has been drawing pension OF $72 per
month, called at the pension office to-
day and requested that his name be
taken from the rolls and payments
stopped.e The only reason he
gave for his singular request
was that the government had
already done enough for him.
Com missioner Black says similar case
was brought to his attention some time
ago. A Kentuckian requested to have
his pension stopped, and a consldera-
BILE sum which he had not drawn re,
turned to the treasury, as he believed
he had fully recovered from his dlsa-
bility,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28


4 ROCHESTER, June l, 1882. "Ten
Years ago ! was attacked with the
most Intense and deathly pains in
my back and
"Extending to the end of my toes and
to NV brain!
(Which made me deliriOus!
"From agonyu!!
at took three men to hold mo on my
bad at times!
1.-THE Doctors tried in vain 10 relisv
mo, but to no purpose.
Morphine ana other opiatesI
Had no effect!
after two months 1 wGs given up to
die!!!l
"Whan my wife
heard q neighbor tell what Hop Bitter
had done for her, she at once 20
gave me some. The first dose eassd my
brain and seemed to go hunting through
NV system for the pain.
The second dose eased me so much
THAI | slept two hours, someLbiuG had
not done for two months. Before had
used five bottles. ! was well and Al
work as hard as any msn could, Tor over
three weeks; but | worked too hard for
my strength, and takink s. hare cold.
was taken with tho mosV acute and pam
FIJI rheumatism all through my system
that over was known.
~ called the doctors again, ana fler
several weeks thoy left me cripple on
cruScneE FOR life, as they said. Z met -
friend auu Told bim my case, ant 40 salp
Hop Btters,had cured him and would
cure me. Ipoohed at him, but he was
80 earnest / was induced to use them
again.
In less than four weeks l threw away
my cruCches and went to work light.
and kept on using the bittere i3r five
weeks, until | became as well as any
man living, and have been 50 or SIX
years since.
II has also cured my wife, who had
been sick for years; and has Kept her
and my children well and healthy with
from two to three bottles per year.
There is no need TO be sick at A. il these
hitters are used, j. j. BERK. Elk super
visor.
"That poor invalid wife, Sister
Mother,
"Or dRughter!!!!
Scan be made the picture Of health!
with a few bottles OF Hop Bitters!
KSNone genuine without bunch OF
green Hops on the viii te liable. Shull
all the vile, poisonous stuff with "Hop''
or "Hops" in their name.