The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-05-19

ther trains were delayed for several days but at
Attest dates all was well.
On the evening of the 23rd of April about
o'clock Charles De Young one of the editors and
lroprietors of the Chronicle was standing i'll the
flee OF that paper conversing with two friends,
ghen the door was opened and young L. >: halloch,
on Of the Mayor entered. DE Young back was
ufned towards the door, and no one observed the
utrv of kalloch till he fired his pistol, about two
Get from De Young's head, but without effect ex-
ept TO smash the glass IN door on the other side
II the room. De Young instantly turned and see
NJ the position began a retreat towards the back
u the Office. kalloch followed still hr1ng and as
us enemy stopped behind the counter, leaned over
md pointing his pistol down as De Young looked |
70, nred INTO ms mouth. he then turned ana leIt
he building. but was arrested on the walk outside
lv some observers and turned over TO the police. /
De Young died IN about ten minutes without speak
mo The excitement in the city was tremendous.
Nalloch was locked up and refused TO say word /
TO any one about the affair, bat was perfectly cool
and collected. 1t Is supposed that his object was
10 prevent the trial Of De Young which was set Tor
May Ord, when very damaging evidence against
Mayor Kalloch was to be produced. DE Young s
body was taken to the Moreue, but as 1t passed
through the streets immense crowd OF sand lot
tiers and their friends, hooted and yelled attempt
ING 70 oyerturn the wagon. they even attempted to
break into the building for the purpose of wreak-
inr their fendish hats against their enemy. The
city was strongly guarded all night and numerous
arrests were made. 1t Is regarded as most brutal
and cOUardly murder.
Nav srQ the COMMITTEE OF the Board OF super
yisors presented articles of Impeachment against
Mayor kalloch. The grounds relied upon are his
unofficial conduct III making use of incendiary
lguCIa-e. in consequence OF which trouble and
not .lld ensued, the public peace was disturbed,
and property injured.
Kearney's sentence has been confirmed 10y the
Atlantic States
The Season has commenced by a terrible success
sion OF storm. fire and disaster. On the 18th of
T,r-vsr au+rf1 g
feld II Missouri man who came TO the depot
at the edge of the town while the train was there.
reported that at $50 o'clock a furious hurricane
strric; the place and leyeled all that part of the
own Ivng west Of Center square fat TO the ground.
The debris Immediately took fire IL several places,
and ismes could be seen at some half dozen
points by passengers ON the train. Forty dead
bodies had been taken from the ruins at last ac-
counts and many more were buried.
In Mississippi on the 25th about O'Clock P NJ
q cyclone struck the town of Macon causing great
loss of life and property.
Fires were raging in the oil regions of Pennsyl-
valia and IN the woods of New Jersey whereby inn
mense amounts of property were destroyed and
some lives lost.
New YORK. May 9-The World says that since
the Ohio Convention met Tilden has determined
to prepare a letter of withdrawal with power of
attorney to his delegates to name candidate
The steamer Dye from Antwerp arrived to-day
and reports ice fields. ice block and icebergs one
of the aforementioned being large as an island,
from April Goth TO May Sd, and was obliged to stop
the ship at night, owing 10 the proximity of ice
bergs. Sighted two ships In field of ice, but they
offered no signal.
The Heyaid's Washington special saws: The
President is understood to be strongly in favor of
the Nicaragua route for an inter-ocean canal, and
if the report by cable proves true, that an American
Company has received liberal concessions for a
canal from the Government of Nicaragua, it will
receive prompt encouragement from the White
House. as against De Lesseps' scheme
Two OF the United States Courts which open the
spring terms here on Monday. They will be I'm
able TO proceed with jury trials as the funds TOT
jurors are exhausted.
South America
WASHINGTON May IA telegram was received
to-day at the legation of Chill from Pana-
ma, which says the Gillian navy bombarded Cal
lao on the I'D of April, causing heavy damages on
the shore and nearly destroying the Peruvian cor
vette Union. Lima Is threatened by the Chilians,
and great distress prevails
The Peruvian government and people appear to
be perfectly demoralized and incapable of any
resistance TO their victorious enemies.
EurOpean-EngIand.
The Beaconsfeld Cabinet has resigned. Glad
stone was sent for by the Queen and has made up
a new Cabinet. Granville is in charge of the for
eign department Lord Harrington is Secretary of
State for India, Mr.. Childers for war, Mr. Forster
for Ireland. Lord Selborne is Lord Chancellor.
The Tories assert that Austria demanded and
respecting the Austrian Emperor, and the Austri-
an policy, in regard to the Balkan principalities
The contrary Is true. No formal demand was
made Int a suggestion from Vienna that an eX-
PLANTATION would be acceptable elected courteous
but firm declaration that the English Government
intends TO hold Austria TO a strict compliance with
the Treaty of Berlin, and will require the ultimate
7 evacuation of Bosnia and Herzegovina being III
favor of the development and independence of the
nationalities. Gladstone caused the Emperor to
understand that the language he used toward him.
while meaning no personal dlsrespect, required no
excuse. Subsequent seml-ofhclal kilograms from
Vienna indicate that Austria acquiesces in the
Balkan programme. The present military will
give public definition of its whole policy on the
Eastern question IN the expected circular to the
European Governments. In the Austrian affair
and other matters. Earl Granville has showed
frruness. dissipating already the continental no
ton that the English policy Is capable of being
affected by vague menaces. DIplomlsts applaud
the promptitude shown in respect to the Montene-
grin difficulty. Earl Granville having within
few DAYS secured a concerted European demand
that the Porte should first reoccupy the districts
seized bv the Albanians and then deliver them to
Montenegro as agreed. The appointment of Go
shen as Ambassador TO Turkey further signifies
Earl Granyille's determination to enforce her
treaty obligations ON Turkey.
a correspondent in the Paris Temps says At his
first official reception Earl Granville Secretary of
State for the foreign department. declared that
the new British Cabinet frankly adopted the mann
tenance of the Treaty of Berlin that 1t will enter
the present cordial relations with France; that II
viii support the Greek claims, even beyond the
demand urged by the French Cabinet, and will
endeavor to maintain the existing harmony IN the
AnoIo-French control in Egypt.
France
PANS. May t;-The Council OF Ministers to-day
deiberated regarGing the execution OF the DEGREES
against unauthorized congregations. The Govern
rnent is firmly determined TO apply the existing
laws. Up TO the present time no congregation has
applied for authorization.
The condition OF France has rarely been more
TRANQUIL and promising Taxes, though enormous,
are collected without trouble and they greatly ex-
coed estimates The difficulty Is how 10 make the
most equitable rernissions
Germany.
Bisnark Is suffering from neuralgia and VIII
shortly co'to Luxembourg. Count Won Halzefeldt
vii assume the Foreign Ohice.
Cladstone's accession 10 power is received mere
with little apprehension. Granville appointment
is gratifying TO Germans and II Is thought there
Iii be no radical change IN the foreign policy OF
The British Government.
Mexico.
Disna.ches to My 9Th, state ihat tie Volcano at
CoiiIaa continues II active eruption The town