The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-11-19

News from the Indian country is that Sc lodges Of
Sioux, under Chief Burnt Face, left the Cheyenne
Agency and started out on the warpath. The only
depreciation thus far reported is pro6tless raid
Black Hills wagon train. Two companies of the
Eleventh Infaetry are in pursuit of the Sioux.
special to the New York Herald from Atlanta.
Georgia, dated October llth. says The Judge of
Baldwin county aud delegation of citizens reached
here this morning. to ask the Governor for military
force to suppress the " Georgia Tigers" desperate
organization, who fully described in the columns
of the Herald year ago. They had possession of
half the county, and defy arrest. They killed two
men on Tuesday and burned several houses. They
have killed in the past three years twenty men
and women, mostly negroes. The Governor sent one
Of bis staff and several detectives down. will send
military. if needed. Members of the Legislature in
adjoining counties have been telegraphed by their
families, and have gone home. The feeling here is
intense The of disorder is only day ride
from this city.
An Inter Ocean special reports that the body of 4
was found the lake shore near Toleston Ind,
October oath. upon whose clothes and sleege-but-
tons were the initials of Webb, who accompanied
Professor Wise in his balloon ascension from ST. Louis
The body otherwise unrecognizable account
Of ofdecombosiIion and bruises.
B. j. Kelly, of the National Workingmen's Party,
of New York City, has received letter from the
Secretary of the organization in San Francisco, say
ing that Dennis Kearney will not visit New York
this year. The letter says: "In the election just
closed we have secured forty of our candidates
and we feel sure from good evidence that the rest
counted out. 1t is expensive and tedious process
to recount, but must not let it 60 by default We
have Legislature to reelect next year, and pro-
pose TO open the campaign now and keep up the dis
cussion continuously, nights and Sundays. We pro-
pose to hold tight reii those have elected
to office, that none shall fall. We have an i'm
portant purpose accomplish in the Legislature, to
carry out truthfully our new Constitution" "The
Chinese must GO" In all these matters Kearney is
indispensable factor.
The Mexican exhibit in the St. Louis fair is at
tractive. 1t consists of agricultural and mineral
display, we'll as manufactured products and rich
and valuable specimens of native woods, etc.
]. H. Puleston. NJ. P. was on October 10th, enter
tanned at dinner, in Philadelphia, by q number Of
distinguished Pennsylvanians. Colonel Forney pre-
sided and read letter from President Hayes ex-
pressing regret that prior engagements would not
allow of his being present.
telegraph operator and newspaper man, early on
the morning of October 10th last, large balloon
with car, sailing southwark the city of Du-
buque, Iowa, at great height. No person visible.
The first full cargo of potatoes for England was
shipped from ST. John, N. B., on October 10th last,
800 barrels.
Extensive preparations are being made along the
St. Johns river for numbering this Winter. In
stead Of ten dollars per month the price offered to
lumbermen last Fall. as high eighteen dollars is
asked.
The stuck market in London is very much excited
Erie stories in connection with Vanderbilt.
The Emperor of Russia and the Grand Duke Con-
stantine, their way to St. Petersburg, halted at
Berlin only two hours. They neither paid nor re-
ceved visits. Speculation of seeks TO invest
this incident with serious meaning.
Tho caststeel works of A. Bookhof have been or
dered to suspend their large private business every
resource Icing required TO execute the enormous
orders of the Government of Russia for steel
and other implements of war.
The possibility of trouble between Russia and Per-
sia is further for postponing the Tekke
Turcoman expedition. The Persians are Jealous OF
the commercial advantage gained by the Chinese
through the treaty between Russia and China, by
which the latter secures Kuldja, and have made
claims which Russia is not likely to comply with 1t
Is very generally believed Russian influence in Tehe-
ran is gradually being supplanted by the British.
dispatch from Berlin announces that the dis
oovery of Liberal League among the students at the
University at Kasan, Russia, led to 3 sanguinary
conflict between the military and the people, who
would not allow the students to be arrested. After
prolonged firing the rioters were dispersed.
Henry Labouchere, of the Truth, has refused to
withdraw from the Beefsteak Club.
Lord Beaconsfeld attended the banquet of the
Lord Mayor of London the 10th of November.
World cablegram says: 1t is rumored, and the
recent public speeches well the private conver-
saton of Lord Salisbury give the consistency,
that the British Government is disposed to enter into
a direct alliance with Germany and Austria. 0bjec-
tions made in the Cabinet account of the bad
effect such alliance might have on British rela
tions with France.
Lawsons case in his libel suit against Labouchere,
founded on the second publication in the Truth, is
very strong. The general opinion is that Labou-
cbere will be committed. There is a great deal of
feeling over the matter on both sides.