The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-08-25
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1880.
Foreign News items.

Councils General up to the present time show
that in sixty-two cases the Republicans have |
been successful, and in sixteen the Conserva- |
tive. Six second ballots in the latter will be |
LONDON, August 2d-The Times this morn |
ing saws: "The public will learn with much
regret that Mr. Gladstone is somewhat seri-
ousIy indisposed, and may be unable to attend
to public business for some time"
WHEELING, West Virginia, August lst.-
General Weaver in an interview with an In.
teQigencer reporter to-day, said that General
West, of Mississippi. told him at Selma that
if Hancock were elected the spirit OF intoler-
ance fol- Republicans at the South would be so
great that he (West) did not believe he could
live in Mississippi day. Weaver is hopeful
of carrying Alabama tomorrow for the Green-
back State ticket, claiming that Republicans
are Joining the Greenbackers in large numbers,
in the hope that they will thus escape tho os-
tracism under which they live.
NEW YORK, August lst.-The 1''i6une's
special says: At the State election in Alaba-
ma to-day, the Republicans intend to vote, If
they can, in one county at least, that of Mont
gomery. They intend to keep tally lists and
carry their cause into the Courts, if they are
not accorded fair play. There is fear of vio-
lence. 1893 .-r- r.i,e e-7e
MADRID, July PA dispatch from Manila
saws that another earthquake shock occurred on
Saturday, doing much damage. No details
have been received.
The total loss of life by the earthquakes at
Manila is estimated at 800, including IS Chi
nese. Almost every family is houseless.
NEW YORK, July 81. City of Mexico advi-
ces to the 10th inst, have been received ::
General Gonzales has been elected President
by large majority. An abortive attempt was
made on the 18th inst, in Granaquato to shoot
General Gonzales. While he was on balcony,
receiving an ovation, some person in the crowd
fired a shot. Mr. Bacto, who was also on the
balcony, and servant who was crossing the
room, were wounded.
LONDON, July 2l.-The Times Berlin dis
patch says: The real aim of the German Gov
eminent i'll sending German officials to Con-
stantinople is to hinder the present situation
in the East from being used by some of the
Powers to form coalition against Germany.
German diplomatists are therefore willing to
take a very active part in the regulation of
Eastern affairs.
According to the New York Mail, 10000 of
the deaths in that city every year are caused
by the filth which it is the duties of the au-
thorities to remove, but which they never do.
The New York gas companies recently held
a meeting, voted that the electric light was
not a success, and advanced the price of gas
from 81 to 1925 per 1000 feet. The stock Of
different companies has advanced twenty to
thirty per cent.
MADRID, July 20.-An official dispatch
from Manila says that the consequences OF the
recent earthquake were as disastrous in the
provinces of the Island of Luzon as in the
town of Manila. The inhabitants of the latter
place were panic-stricken. The authorities
are doing all in their power to alleviate the
distress.
By the new census returns, New York has
population of nearly million and quarter
gain in ten years of $4,000 Philadelphia
comes next with 1000, Brooklyn with 554 ;.
600, Chicago $4,000, ST. Louis 337 900, Bos.
ton $4,000, and Baltimore 1000. Cleve.
land has gone from $4,000 in 1870 to l5S,0O(
in 1880, a gain of seventy per cent. Milwau.
kee has increased eighty per cent
Just as the body of the Empress of Russi;
was being lifted into the coffin, says the Lon
don Times, the Emperor and his five SON
standing by were startled by loud clap o
thunder that shook the palace. The storm
ragged necessarily until the funeral procession
reached the chapel. The Emperor was deepl,
affected by the omen.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July l9.-Dr. G. B
Thornton, President of the Local Board O
Health, authorizes the following: either
are no cases of yellow fever in this city, no
any cases of fever resembling it in any respect
| No drummer or other person has been take
sick here with symptoms of yellow fever
The city is remarkably healthy, and free fro1
fevers of any description or type.
1t is becoming more and more probable tina
the permanent fame of Boston will depend O
Bunker Hill and Baked Beans" 1t is esti
mated that 200 barrels week, or 10, 900 bar
res a year are consumed in the New Englan
/ capital. Saturday night and Sunday mornin
are the chosen times for eating them Their
are few Boston bakers who do not put frol
one to five barrels of beans to soak on Frida
night, and one baker being asked why bake
beans were not SO popular in New York as i
Boston, replied: Because they do not kno,
how to cook them. They don't soak thel
enough, they boil them too much, and the
take them out of the oven before they are ha
baked"
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE Record pull
fishes further exposure of DR.. John Bucha
nan, dean of three medical colleges that sol
diplomas. 1t is estimated that 1000 of Blu
chanan's bogus diplomas are current through
out the world. A list of those whose diplC
mas were not antedated is published, wit
directions for applying twenty-one differel
methods of detecting the antedated diploma
and establishing their fraudulent characte
The doings of the National Eclectic Medic
Association, which under Buchanan's manag,
ment, sold its diplomas for IS, are also laj
bare.
1t is now decided that Worlds Fair is
be held in New York, probably on Manhatta
Island, in 1883, "to celebrate the one hui
dredth anniversary of the treaty of peace al
the recognition of American Independence
Two Commissioners from each State will
appointed by the Governors. Not less thf
Sl,000,o00 capital stock must be subscribe
and not less than ten per cent paid in: and
is hoped that Sl2,OO0,OOO will be pledge
Local organizations will at once be forme
The West is already taking an active part
this new enterprise. enstH = Z
Under Colonel Warnings system of drainag
twenty miles of sewer-pipe and thirty miles
draiI-tiles have been laid at Memphis sin
March, at cost of $4,000. No rain wat
is admitted to the sewer-pipes. A compar
has been Incorporated at New Orleans with
capital of 100000 to try the system ther
Colonel Warnings plan there is to discharl
the flow into two wells in the lowest part
the city, from which the contents are to
pumped into the Mississippi River. In Lol
don, England, the sanitary reformers ha'
established permanent exhibition, SO that :
the appliances for healthful drainage NAV
seen by the people.
CoNsTASTINcPLE, July 2O.-Extensive DIT
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