The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-04-23
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Edwin Forests estate is inventOried at $SsoSs6
Madrid dispatches speak Of ministerial crisis Is
probable.
The English Cabinet refuse to recognize the
Spanish Republic.
Private dispatches announce the death Of Bishop
MeIlvaine, at Florence, Italy.
new cable is about to be laid between Plymouth,
England, and Rye Beach, New Hampshire.
| No less than twenty steamships are now in the
course OF construction at Glasgow, on the Clyde.
The Chinese gambling establishments of San Fran
cisco yield SIS 600 annually to the city treasury.
The Massachusetts, House Of Representatives re-
jected the Woman Suffrage resolve by vote Of l4s
to S.
New Jersey has appropriated $4,000 to procure
statues of Stockton and Kearney for the Halls Of
Congress.
The iron steamship Colma, for the Pacific Mail
Steamship line, was launched successfully at Chester
March &
Beriiu's court jeweler is nearly eighty years of
age, worth million, and lives in 4 shanty beyond
chariottenburg, suburb OF the city.
A bill has been introduced in the British House
OF Commons to the effect that no treaty shall be
negotiated until it has been submitted to both
Houses Of Parliament.
Several French Bishops are urging the Pope to
protest against the actions OF the Italian govern
ment and then, seeking asylum elsewhere to "leave
Rome TO its fate"
Vienna has thirteen daily papers, which some
think the ahlest journals published in the German
language Their aggregate value is estimated at
nearly three million dollars.
J. S. Hopkins, of Baltimore, has given 100000
fOrthe erection aud support ofs hospital for orphans
The German Geographical Societies organizing
for an exploration of Western Africa.
Cuban General Rubslcaba, recently captured by
the Spanish troops was executed on the morning Of
the 9Th ult at Puerto Principe.
The German papers publish severe structures on
President Grants inaugural message, and regard it
as insulting TO mouarchical Governments.
Religious troubles are becoming frequent IN
Mexico on account of the operation of the lberaliz
ing law in regard TO religious worship under which
law Protestantism is making rapid progress.
The phenomenon of a shower of quicksilver is
reported to have taken place recently at San Iguacio
Santitoa, Mexico. The inhabitanis gathered enough
Of the mysterious fluid to preserve and exhibit.
President Grant is reported saying that he looks
for favorable results from the SANTANA Bay enter.
prise, and believes that San Domingo may ultimately
be acquired by the United States by expenditure
of 100000, or Sl5,oOO0Oo.
The steamer ST. Petersburgh, from China for
Liverpool put into 81. George, Bermuda, for fuel
On leaving the harbor she was wrecked. Her cargo
of tea was valued al s., 500, 900.
The engineers on the ST. Louis aud Northern Rail-
road are on a strike. Others have been employed
in their places aud they tapping watertanks and
throwing trains of the track The military have
been called out to restore order.
Large numbers of cattle are perishiug in Nevada,
for want OF food. One stock raiser has lost seven
hundred head. There is no hay in the country, and
the cattle too poor to be driven to favor
able locality.
The people of New Hampshire on March 18th,
failed to elect Governor The Legislature is, how
ever, Republican, and the election will be carried
there, Straw, the Radical candidate, will doubtless
be chosen. All three of the Democratic candidates
for Congress are elected, the case two years
ago.