The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-11-14
The Foreign News
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IDAHO & D. C. MURRAY.

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:5s election q Giant a. esrzia-
TAsz-s-ox. Oct lG-Esve-ty Jotns5a @n5sa
-abl- d-spstet that Il las siznei = Pro,oeol With
:.e BuE-a Government recognizing t5s rights q
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tcfors cJ-nrlica;ed by our Minister. thai the
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treaty win ~ German powers
TIE Hz-1ij szy- ne lo= Of Pennsylvania % gbs
Dsnoe.4z Is = death blow . Seymour. and clearly
.-dieaiss ;5s e!s-ti5a u Grant i; Kill probably
Involve r.s lcss e Sew York STATE % The psn0-
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Tas Tines considers tie election a disastrous
oTsr-IlOE Ofths D~@nocuscy- The Iri5nEs styles
i5s Election = srs State yesterday - the Battle
u Fire FOT.s q i-5s. sud thinks the Democrats
Ias- sbz-551 al topsz Of s1eessz n November
CH1c.go. Oct I7-In Ohio the Republican ma
j3ri:y viii reach = littls over eighteen thousand.
TIE --latest election returns show q Republican
-sjc-ity n PeuusyIgariz above ~ thousand.
Hendricks DEM i defeated for Governor q
I15la.z by one thousand
CH--AG1. Oct lG-Wsstington specials 70 AL
re Ssz York and Chicago journals talk Of ltrle
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tckst = The field Tie weight Of opinion seems IN
fevoE c; Chase and Adams. though the chances are
il favor Of Hendricks Hancock, Franklin and
others are freely canTsssec-
: sailor vas robbed 81 John Allen dance house
Ia; night The police arrested Mn Allen and
seven Inmates, but John Allen fed
TIE Queen Of Madagascar recently made pres
euts 70 our Government OF costly silk articles. and
silvsrplated coffee Urn. and the Government viii
suitably acknowledge the compliment.
Satisfactory arra1gemens have been made for
tie transportation % the California mails. The Pa
eidc Mail Steamship Company i 70 carry all the
documents and such matter as may be directed
% be s@n; that route between New York and san
Francisco: and Wells Fargo d Co viii carry the
mail overland between the termini Of the Union
and Central Pacific Railroads
But three or four members Of either branch Of
Congress were present to-day. The rA=psstivs
speakers declared both Houses adjourned 70 No
vsmber l0:h.
The following i TIE answer 20 a dispatch asking
whether The proposition fsT q change in the Demo
cratic Presidential candidate vas prompted By the
Democracy in New York:
John D. Hoover: No authority OF possibility 10
change froat All our friends consider IL totally
imprsciczble and equivalent 10 disb4nding Our
forces. We, il New YORK, are not panic-sirieken.
ArGrsT BELgoSI.
ACCcsTUs SCHELL-
IN a couyersatiou with John Quincy Adams. who
j. On lis way home from a speaking tour in south
Carolina. he said the Southern people were a. 10y
=! IS any NORTH. The two races had been found
80 Iam.Ln.l - aarwA H.-
III cases except where they were excited and inhu-
eaced By carpe; baggers. Nothing was calculated
70 do greater harm than the distranclisemen Of
ne whites. which -as more extensive than NJ had
any idea u. On The subject n ih- Presidency ne
says II u now too late - change candidates. and
t1s electi.n o. Grant was inevitable lie never
bslisved Chase could have carried the day sgainsi
Grant, certainly not nov. He condemned the
platform % tie Democrats more than their ca1di-
d.tss, and thought the only issue upon which they
-kCuid have gone before the people was recustruc-
TOT. he considered i; very unfortunate that such
u-n o. wade Hampton. Forrest and men ike them.
ever participated IN the campaign From the ad-
mi1i-trafi1n Of Grant BE- bad the best hope that
peace would be restored. IS regards his own
chances for the Goyern0rship 81 Massachusetts,. be
said The nomination was moI- a compliment 20 him
than anything else He bad no idea 81 being
aiec.ed
CHICAGO. Oct Z8-Seynour j. nov addressing
- imm.nse crowd IN Court square. His speech j.
essentially the sam a. that made a. Buffalo, con-
sisiiaE principally Of attacks on the Republican
financial policy.
California.
Tie following is The telegram from the Chamber
o. Commerce Of San Francisco 70 the ea-t@rn cities
"A severe shock % an earthquake experienced
here az 7:s9 \. II. Considerable alarm felt ~
time of occurrence. y good many buildings on
made ground Injured. Custom-boGse and City
Hall, both poorly constructed, badly injured. aud
some buildings IN process OF erection have fallen
IL Some paTapet walls falling have caused the
l5ss of four lives. No damage to well constructed
building. Total loss On property will not exceed
100000"
The SMALL Pox. This disease does not appear
20 abate, though it, virulence Is somewhat dimiu-
ished. New cases are heard Of every day in all
paris o: the city. and not unirequently persons are
attacked by it who have not been exposed to the
pes,ilence. while very many who have been with
those sick With the disease have escaped it, though
they have never been vaccinsted. The disease
seems 20 70 about 10 streass and spots. and no one
Il comes uPon its victims like a thie' in the night.
and lars its destbly hands upon them with Temsrzs-
less energy-C1N October 2ISf.
European.
MADRID. Oct. THE Provisional Government
has bee organized. Serrano and Prim have been
made DO lorary Presidents Aquerre Is acting Pres
ident Rebe7o and Vjo Armago are Vice PreSi-
dents Lisuerola is Minister OF Finance. S~oiogos'a
Gad AyatO have also Joined the Ministry.
The Provisional JUnta will free the children Of
me blacks in the Colonies, in anticipation Of the
total abolition Of slavery 10y the Corte.
LONDON, Oct s.-Ia four boroughs. Working
men : CaIGllflrs nave DreU Drought Forward ltF .
election 10 Parliament. with favorable chance Of
Success.
Gladstone has probably been defeated in Ian
cashire South. but he viii be chosen from Green
aich. With one or two exceptions. the Liberal
candidates oppose the Irish Church Bills.
Madrid. Oct. Seen. Prim arrived here. amidst
nnbounded enthusiasm. There was n great crowd
IN the streets. and many people were crushed to
death. Deputations from the various cities. and
soldiers. sailors. citizens. and foreigners, escorted
him 10 the Capitol.
IL has been ascertained from an authentic source
: hat Minister Hale has applied. through the cable.
or Instructions in view Of the political situation al
Madrid. which were sent through the same medium.