The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-10-18

details of shipwrecks in fnll sight OF people OF
shore during great gale. The master OF the Amer
! lean ship Bertha Thayer was swept from her deel
during the continuance of the gale and drowned of
Lundy Isle. The ship put back to Penarth Roads.
The Sunderland steamer, with seven hands, an(
an Italian brig with nine persons board foundereG
of the mouth of the Humber during the gale
Mundella, NJ. P, is endeavoring TO settle the diff
ferences between the masters and workingmen a
Newcastle, BY arbitration.
There was a fight at Cork, to-day. between tht
police and some men supposed TO be Fenlans. Sew
eral shots were exchanged, and one policeman
wounded. Three Of the rioters were arrested.
AMERICAN.
RICHMOND, Sept. 9O-A special to the Enquirer
says a riot occurred this evening in Dsnyile from
an attempt of mob of negroes to rescue negro
from arrest. After futile efforts on the part of the
Mayor the military ordered to charge bayonets
on the mob. One Of the most turbulent of the
rioters was bayoDetted. policeman was shot by
some unknown person. Great excitement prevails;
stores are closed and the people ordered to their
houses.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3Oth. The demonstration of
the Democratic Reformers at Apollo Hall, last night,
was an immense affair The announcement of the
Chairman of the meeting, that all the Democratic
organizations had been established in opposition to
Tammany, was received with tremendous cheering,
as also was the reading of a letter from John A.
Dix, announcing his concurrence in the movement,
and his Willingness to contribute to its success.
The General Committee, which has FORTS head ex-
Mayor Havemeyer, is made up Of the best men in
the city.
Some of the friends of the Comptroller last night
held a meeting, and appauded the course OF Con-
molly Mayor Hall was denounced as a Know
Nothing.
Capt. Mcclellan, of the steamship Britannia, from
Glasgow, was lost overheard in exerting himself to
save a lady passenger All efforts to save him were
unsuccessful.
New YORK, October 1.-Criminal proceedings
have been instituted against Michael Connolly, Reg
strar of this city for alleged larceny 1t is stated
that he forcibly took papers from parties verifying
memoranda obtained in his Office to sales of real
estate, saying that he supposed some reporter
wanted to get at the real estate transactions of the
Ring, and he would allow no one to obtain surrepi-
tious information from his office When return of
the papers was demanded, Connolly said he had
burned them. Subsequently, he admitted posses
sion, but did not give them up Warrants for the
molly have been issued.
Tweed says that the Department of Public Works
has money enough to meet all liabilities for a long
time to come
1t appears that Ingersoll has really been served
with summons in suit for the recovery of &c.
100000 belonging 10 Taxpayers, alleged to have
been fraudulently obtained during 1869 and 1870.
He is to appear before Judge Barnard next Friday.
Judge Barrett to-day asserted that criminal pro-
ceedings would be commenced this week against
the Ring.
The arrangements for the reception of the Grand
Duke Alexis have been completed. They include
The escort up the bay, military reviews visits to
points of interest about the city, reception ball,
etc. The Duke will probably proceed Immediately
On arrival to Washington and pay his respects to the
President.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2-The World calls upon the
State Committee to pledge the Demo-
ratio party to prompt repeal of the present city
charter and the substitution of a charter which
Will render fragrant abuses impossible Anything |
Use viii be the mere looping off OF twigs and |
but this will cut up municipal corruption
1t the roots.
The smallpox is raging in Brooklyn. The yellow |
lag has been placed In front of each building where
he disease exists, and general attention has been
allied to the necessity for cleanliness aud proper
means to prevent the further spread of the disease.
SALT LAKE. Oct. Brigham Young was arrested |
t o'clock this afternoon upon an Indictment of
he Grand Jury, charging him, under the Utah
tatute, with lewdly and lasciviously eohabiting
With sixteen different women. The arrest was made
Y United States Marshal Patrick, at the residence
f Young. Owing to the sickness of the prisoner,
e was allowed to remain at his house tonight, in
barge of the Deputy Marshal. He will be taken
efore Judge Mexican tomorrow. The penalty
f the statute, under conviction this charge, is
IMPRISONMENT not over ten years nor less than six
lonths, and a fine Of not over $1,000 nor less than
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WORCESTER, Mass, September 2Z-The Conven-
on reassembled at 4 o clock y letter read from
overnor ClafTin, absolutely declining to allow his
anne to be used for denomination Loring, in a
oeech, withdrew his name from the contest. At
ter hour Rice, in an eloquent speech withdrew his
anne from the contest. The Convention took a
cess till Ppm. On reassembling, the Committee
Credentials reported, and up to this hour (9p.m)
1thing has been done exceptto discuss that report
The first real test question has just been decided
e question was on the admission of Butler dele
ties from Ward Sixth, ofBrooklyn. The report Of
e Committee on Credentials was opposed to ad-
lifting the delegates. The Butler delegates were
MED entrance to the Convention by vote Of 657
400 The result was received with overwhelming
plause. The remaining portion of the report of
c Committee on Credentials was adopted by accla
alton. By unanimous vote, the Convention pro-
eded to a formal ballot for candidate for Cover
r.
1890 AM-The vote on the candidate for Cover
r has just been decided: William B. Washburn is
minated by The vote of 643, 464 for Butler. The
me that ensued when the vote was declared
lescribable Cheer after cheer rent the air. Wash
rn men were seen in all parts ofthe hall congratu-
ing each other, while little was seen or heard of
tier men, General Butler declares that he accepts
action of the Convention as final and agrees to
nd by the result His statement was received
III cheers on the floor, but there but little de-
in the galleries, where Buffers friends
been very demonstrative during the day.
SEw YORK, September 29-Tweed Sweeney and
Il refused to meet with Deputy Comptroller Green,
devise means to raise funds to pay the Park labo-
s. 1t is probable that all the work will be sus-
lded 1t is stated on good authority this evening,
t the men who figured prominently in the riot Of
3 will be at the mass meeting of laborers to-mor-
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