The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-12-12

again, and have burned the Jail. The citizens
armed themselves, and while the mob. numbering
about two hundred men. were shouting aud whooFe
ing over the Burning of the Jail, the citizens Ercd
into them and killed twenty-five and wounded hity
or sixty.
The Frontier Haaee newspaper Office was burned
to the ground. The editor was not 90 be found.
The riot began about the hanging OF three men
on November Iith.
II is feared that the whole city viii b. burned
women and children are flying Tor safety.
The citizens have sent 10 all the railroad grading
camps for endorsements.
tnnRD DEsP,TCH.1
BEAR RIVER CTY-6 L. M-Tbe city is now
quiet and under martial law. Business i going on
as usual. Guards on the outskirts of the town are
patroliing the streets and anticipate a fight tonight
with the mob. They were scattered 10 the monn,
tainS this Il. NJ. ana at dusk were seen collecting
in small bands. The ringieaders. Smith and Daily.
were seriously wounded and not expected to live.
Il = now reported that 20 OF the mob aT> dead anu
b wounded, two MORALLY. One citizen. named
Armstrong, was shot dead. lie leaves q wife aad
three children at Green River.
IFoUETH DESPATCHl
SAIL LAKE, Nov. 20.-The mob collected in fhc
mountains near Bear River sent into town for Il
physician TO come and attend TO their wounded
they sent back word by the physician for the wo-
men and children &c leave town as they intended
10 march on it. four hundred strong. and burn il
tonight. The Mayor has telegraphed to Fort
Bridger for troops, which are expected to arrive
tomorrow.
Miscellaneous.
One of the Chinese Embassy thinks Emerson
writes like Confucius.
Queen Victoria's youngest daughter is said 10 be
tending towards ROmanism.
Harper x Brothers use $40. 600 worth of paper u
day in their immense establishment
The last new thing in ladies' fashions is patent
eyeiashes.
II coStS tho TTDifod Cta ,aS naorlv SIs ao0 IN ohu-
cate every cadet who graduates at West Point.
Parton has boiled his Atlantic articles into a
book called Smoking and Drinking
The y. !. Herald claims to have cleared SIG0,
600 during the first half of the present year.
Nasty says of the late Mrs. Menken. that .sshe
leaves several widowers to divide the grief between
them"
The British forces are now armed with the SnideF
breech-loader, all the muZzieloaders having been
recalled.
The insurgents in Madrid have stuck notices on
the Royal Palace, advertising a. this house TO let.'
Rev. w. III. Milburn, the blind preacher. has
gone to Berlin TO have an operation performed on
his eyes.
The heir to the throne of Russia, as well as bis
lea.
The Plympton Envelope and Paper Company of
Hartford makes envelopes at the rate of 800 600
daily.
a New volume by Longfellow, called :. the Ne,o
England Tragedies is announced by Ticknor and
Fields.
Jerome Leland will soon open the Jerome House,
at Yokohama, Japan, and will keep it as one of the
Leland international chain.
Oliver Dyer, who writes of the Wickedest Man,
is the one who writes the answers 10 correspond
ents in BORner'S Ledger.
A Panama letter says that the natives openly
declare that annexation to the United States is the
only salvation for the Isthmus.
The city of Boston owns public parks and squares
which would sell for fifteen millions of dollars,
which is enough to pay the city debt.
Correspondence from Constantinople states that
the quantity of gold recently discovered in the bed
of the river Inquire, near to Koutais. is equal in
proportion to the yield in California.
One difference between Bntler and his traducer,
:" Brick PomerOy, is that one is called a beast, and
the other is one.
Six and a half millions is the price at which the
Hudson bay Company proposes to sell its proprie-
tary American interest to the British Government
Mr.. John Stewart Mill in a note to the London
papers declares himself now as heretofore opposed
to the use of the ballot in English elections.
Robert Morris, a colored Bostonian, received the
highest prizes at the Imperial College of
France.
An anti-hash boarding house association has been
in New York. They chews their own meat.
Shares of the Suez Canal are eagerly bought up
in France. The profits OF the enterprise this year
exceed by one hundred and wenty five per cent.
those of 1867.
III y. Il. IFOyttNe HaS Just Upcldr0u anOtnpr
of $500 a share. During the past eight
months its profits have been at the rate of 80 per
cent. per annum.
Disraeli says he would like to buy up all his
novels, at the price Of all he is worth.
Five pall-bearers at Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilts
funeral, represented S25e, 100000.
Rev. Orty Shipley, who wrote able articles in ia
vor of %celibacy, has recently married.
A corps of men is employed in Paris. Who's o
duty it is to keep a watchful eye on literary men.
to find out the psendc3y@s of each, and record
anything suspicious.
The manufacture of wood-soled boots and shoes
S one of the latest Boston novelties. Ii is claimed
hat they will last much longer, are impervious 10
water, and only cost about one-half as much as
Gather.
a New York editor makes use of the following
Ipt figure: The night wore on into the midnight,
t which the hands of the City Hall clock shut to-
,ether like a pair of scissors at twelve, dividing the
lay which has been from the day which is TO be,
md letting the former drop into the great waste
'ox OF the past"
An omnibus drawn by steam power, and con-
aiming t~hirty-Gve persons, has been successfully
in France, on the road from the boulevard
1azas to NoScntsur Marine, by way of Ninccnnes.
According to the Gdulois of Paris. the French
iinistcr of War has recently passed IN order for
1000, 900 sheets of paper ior the manufacture of
a~rtridges, the entire quantity to be delivered
'ithin Eve weeks. Another Indication of peace
dded to the list.
A veritabie monitor has been ordered by tho
,nglish admiralty. This time all experiment and
improvements will be avoided, and the ship will
e constructed on the American plan pare and
imple.
a clergyman of The Established Church in Eng
md recently preached a sermon attributing tho
Ontinued hot weather TO the wickedness Of the ma
on in supporting Gladstone in his measures for
Ie overthrow of the Irish establishment.
The estate of Ira Aldrich, the black iragedian,
mounts TO about eighty thousand dollars. Among
le property which he left were about eighty snuff
oxcs, watches. diamond rings. DC. which he re-
lived from European sovereigns and other adj
irers of his histriOnic talents.
Raphael Semmes has made arrangements with n
altimore house for the publication of his narrative
his cruises in the Sumter and dldbdmD m
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