The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-04-25

came very near running over = nurse and two
children. There would have been one of the most
hearrrending eata-trophes ever recorded had not
the nursc. with wonderful foretbousht, left the
children at home before she went out and Troyi-
dentially stepped into n drug store just before the
hack passed. Then, too, the hackman. just before
reaching the c1ossIng, thought Of something he had
forgotten, and. turning about drove in the opPo-
site direction. Had il not been for this wonder
ful cccurrerceo OF favorable circumstances, 4 dOtlns
father. a loving mother. and afectiOaate brothers
and sisters, would have been plunged into the
deepest woe and most unuTterable funeral ex-
pense-' The new reporter viii be retained--
Boston Commercial
ANOrHEz REBELLION THREATENED.-Brck POme-
roy. whose Journal i widely read, writes
We tell YOU. radicals and traitors. your tools
shall never enter rhe Presidential mansiOn- elected
BIZ negro vO;c-lt this be treason make the most
OF it-but bear IN mind IL l. treason held by
nOJ Of white men. who are ready - fight
for white supremacy, God help You If the srug-
gle cJmeS: for spite 81 the Rump. your nisgers. all
the remaining powers Of hell AZ your command,
white will win. and there viii be such an OutpoUr-
Ing Of Niger blood. such u hanging OF radicals 10
- sour apple tree, as was never known since the
world emerged from chaos.
In this connection. Q hint, Democrats, In
lS6S. clubs viii be formed IN every town and city
Of the country, Let those clubs be composed Of
men a. ready 20 f-ht a. 70 vote Let them be
drilled in the manual Of arms, be az conyersant
WIKI TIE -lCl4NC Oh 4nt4.LalEN NlCAlCc u Win btLi-
ccniie principles, They NAV not be required 10
display that knowledge. but if niger or Radical
killing should be in order, they Will be as ready
for that business as 20 listen 10 the inaugural ad-
dress of a Democratic President on the 4th of
March. 1869.
THE SUNNER DOMESTIC INFEIICIIIE-The :. diff
fererences between Hon. Charles Sumner and hs
wife, have not, it seems, a. has been reported,
been amicably adjusted, and the New York Home
J0-rRGE-high authority in such natters-hast the
following. Indicating that there Is no likelihood
that such will ever he the case: Z" We have good
authority for stating that the differences between
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner, which have caused 80
much gossip and scandal, have been finally settled
by 4 permanent separation, with the mutual con-
sent of both PARTIES, and their best friends. The
iirect cause Of this separation Is simply the GER
taIHty-diseoveri only t0o late-that there exists
between the parties an incomIatibility Of temper
ament and opinion upon certain social questions,
which precludes the possibility Of their living
happily together as husband and wife"
\. b. Dickinson, United States Minister 10
Nicaragua, in a letter 10 the Secretary ofState, de-
scribes the recent volcanic eruption near Leon.
The regular eruption Of fire continued for sixteen
days, when 1t WIS followed by an eruption of
sand, which was nined down over all the country
from the volcano 70 the Pacific coast, a distance
of ffty-eight miles. This sand Is composed SO
richly Of fertilizing materials. that. a few DAYS
after It's fall, corn, cotton and grass commenced to
grow more rapidly than tie writer had ever seen
plants grow before