The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-08-07

tween Gonzales and Diaz revolution 10 impossible
and that everys attempt viii be crushed instenter,
Some excuses have been committed upon free SUI
frage by the troops in Jalisco. The Commanding
General. Tolentine, has been ordered TO the osrital
to explain. A band Of revolutionists made their sp-
pearance in the State OF Zacatecas on the 18th inst,
but they were defeated with ten killed and several
wounded. Only one man was injured among the
Government troops.
CAPE BoLINAs (near Manils.) July 19.-There
was a violent earthquake at Manila yesterday. The
Governors residence and many ether houses are
said to have been destroyed.
CHILE AND PERU-The news that Peru and Boil
via have entered, or are about to enter into . com
pact for the merging of both States into one nation
under one flag, brings to mind the cause Of the
present war between Chile and Peru. Bolivia and
Chile each laid claim to certain valuable beds Of
inter near the sea. Which should possess them be-
came n serious question. For n time the negotiations
were conducted at Lima, as on neutral ground The
Peruvian Government offered it's services as its arbi-
traitor. Soon after this offer was made the Chilean
Minister discovered that there existed a secret treaty.
offensive and defensive. between Peru and b tvie,
involving the joint possession Of these same mite eds
by the Two States, one of which offered to arhitrate
The act of perhdy on the part OF Peru cause INC
negotiations to be instantly broken oh, and Gu %
once, and justly, declared war against both PERI nj
Bolivia. So far she has got very decidedly the beet
Off il, proving a great overmatch for the two StstDt
Bolivia was Knocked out Of time at the first blow
and her President, Daza. as we'll as the PresioeI %
Peru, had to vacate office. That the two State HsVc
agreed to become one does not change the aspect 1.
the fight in the least unless they can enlarCr ihe
confederation in the direction of the country o. fhg
Argentine Republic. which is supposed to have some
latent cause of quarrel with Chile, touching certain
disputed rights in Patagonia. Should the Argeu ines
unite with Peru, they might make il hot for Chile
on her own territory, hitherto not approach o.
the allies. The first thing likely to follow the an
nouncement of the new compact is an energetic at-
tempt on the part of the Chileans to capture Gallo,
and Lima, which, if successful, would pretty gu gkly
end the war and break up the confederation.
SACRAMENTO. July ia special to the Bee from
Auburn, Placer county, says: A violent and unln0k-
editor explosion took place here yesterday mori ,lg
between u and l o'clock. People living near the
station were subjected to the burnt of the shock. d.
the morning it was seen that a new wooden builC ing
intended for a Chinese washhouse had been blow
up. An examination Of the ruins showed thu "a
package of giant powder had been placed on the 6oCr
inside the house and then fired. The building WGa
utterly demolished and the debris scattered in ever
direction. The explanation Of the affair is that tuis
was believed to be the first step toward the establlsh-
ment of a branch Chinatown in a highly respectful
and rapidly-growing part of Auburn. The shanty ir
question had been built on ground leased from DIR. J.
r. Crandall. 1t fronted on Railroad street, the main
thoroughfare between the station aud town, and NHs
situated nearly half way between the Putnam
House and Borland's Hotel Property-owners In The
vicinity appear to have resented the intrusion, ano ft
is suspected that one or more Of them we're at tie
bottom Of the affair. The report Of the explosion Wa
so great that people living two miles away we
awakened from their sleep, and some OF the spliniers
were thrown on roofs quite a distance from the scene
Of destruction, while mirrors, pictures and c%rockery-
ware we're demolished in adjacent buildings. Toe
Sheriff has not yet obtained any clue to warrant hbn
in making arrests.
The enumeration Of Marin county shows the fol
lowing population by townships: Saucelito, 1877,
including n Chinese: Bolinas and Nicasio. 1868 az
Chinese); Point Reyes and Tomales. 1888, a.
Chinese); San Antonio and Novata, 994 (l CT.
nese) San Rafael. 6203, including 1867 Chinese az
A Il (. c. nnAuN.u Toea II QOH r.
total population of San Mateo county is 87l7, TO-
GLIDING TIT Chinese, divided among the townshi 1s
as follows: No. l. 1904 (2l3 Chinese); No. 2. 11g4
(99 Chinese); No. 3, 82l4 (274 Chinese); No. a.,
1853, (36 Chinese); No. s, 1112, (95 Chinese)
The argument 10 the impeachment case Of May ~
Kalloch, which was to have come up at III A. M. yos-
terday before the Supreme Court, was continued b.
consent of counsel. W. III. L. Barnes. counsel Tor
the Supervisors, stated that owing TO circumstance
not necessary to state to the Court he had agree
with the counsel for the defense. II. E. Highton. t3
ask the Court to pass the case, and they would az rsc
upon and submit TO the Court a day upon which a.
take it up. The case was accordingly passed.
New York, July 2l.-City of Mexico adyices 20
the 10th inst, have been received General Con
zales has been elected President by a large major
ity. An abortive attempt was made on the 18th
inst. in Guaraquato to shoot General Gonzalez.
While he was on a balcony, receiving an ovation,
some person in the crowd fred a shot. Mr.. Bacto,
who was also on the balcony. and a servant who
was crossing the room, was wounded. Bellicose
SlRub dpptdTeu DcbWeeU Lut NOVtTnmtOb bTOONH
and the State forces of Guanaiuato. as the result
of the recent elections, but it is believed that the
trouble will be arranged peaceable.
BoIDE. July Sam Chung, a noted Chinese
desperate, shot and MORALLY wounded a Mexican
herder six miles from Boide early this morning.
Halt an hour after the Mexican fell from the first
shot. Chung revisited him, felt his pulse, and nd
ing him still alive, shot him again.
The feeling in favor of action by the Vigilance
Committee is running high. and a conflict is imni-
nent.
MACHINERY FOR HAwAu,-The brig John D
Sprec6Les, Captain Hanson, which cleared July IS
for the Sandwich Islands, has on board a great
quantity of machinery, enough, it is said. for he
erection Of two large and complete saw mills. al
the material was manufactured IN this city. and
some Of the pieces weigh over 1900 pounds. II
took some nice handling to stow them away 8 ne
and secure. as they are. In addition. the brig CT
rtes lumber and valuable miscellaneous merchhu-
disc for Claus Spreckles and Frank Coppin. To
vessel will clear tor Kahului, Island of Maui, AL
after discharging will proceed to Honolulu. ~ d.
passengers, the brig will take a gay party Of Rho
milan capitalists, including lawyer Davidson. Paul
Neumann. and other . hale fellows well met