Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-08-27

MINIATURE, August 5ih.--Il has boon
the wnrmoat day ever known in tho histoty
of Milwaukee. Twofifomcn on tho atonmer
Nhy IF Niiouk,e died from tho oilocta of
tho heat
Spocinla to tho Ryubiican, from the in.
terror of tho state, report number Of fatal
cnaoa OF nunstroko md very many cnaoa of
proairntion, which will probably prove fatal.
Thoro have also boon four caaoa Of drown.
ing.
WAansoros, August btl,.--Tho indicn-
tiona nro for cooler weather NIL over tho
Northwest and Woat tomorrow. Rain has
fallen nj vnrious points. Tho day Inns boon
n bliaioring ono, but tho heat in Chicago
was less than elsewhere in tho Norihwoat
except Milwaukee, Wis. In Cincinnati tho
thermometer was 9s. Deaths in July woro
o2i, Of which ibG were from heat.
NEw YoRK, August tih.--Thoro woro
30 cnsca Of sunstrokc in this city, of them
fatal. Tho thermometers was % in the
shade. A number of Now Jersey mills
stopped. II was tho hottest day of the sea-
son in New England
Nrw ORLEANS, July 20th.--A 4 o'clock
this morning tho work of changing tho
gnugo Of tho Chicago. st. Louis aud Now
Orlonns Railroad Great jackson routo)
from five foot to tho standard gauge of four
feet cight and half inches WINS commenced
Tho entire limo from Now Orleans TO Cairo,
n distance of $50 miles, exclusive Of sid
ings, together with tho Kosciusko branch
of 81 miles, was completed and trains were
running in Nil directions nj 3 r. NJ. to-day.
To complete this hcrculoan task, force of
over 5000 mon were employed, being dis.
tributcd along the limo. This is tho great
est feat yet accomplished in gango.chang.
ing, and to Colonel Il. =. Brion, Assistant
General Manager, is tho success mainly duo.
IL is estimated that tho actual cost of tho
work is about 100000 All tho trains,
passenger and freight, will run on schedule
time tomorrow Saturday MS usual.
ST.. PETERsnURd, August 5th.-Tho trial
of tho rcvolutionist, belonging to tho 30.
called "Black Division" will commence bc-
fore special Court on tho 2Sth of Scptcm-
Dor. Tho newspapers publish n notification
offering reward for tho capture by tho
peasants Of tho persons who have been
spreading tho false reports relative to tho
redistribution of land
GAsrEIN, August 5th.-Thc two EN-
porors hold half an hours conference this
morning. The Emperor of Germany sub
sequently accompanied the Emperor of Aus
tria to the railway station and babe him n
hearty farewell The Emperor of Austria
has gone to Munich, from which point he
will visit the Kings of Wurtomberg and
Saxony, and the Grand Duke of Baden.
COPENHAGEN, August 5th.-A st. Peters
burg correspondent of tho Gazette says:
The Russian Court made the recent journey
to Moscow because of the discovery of an
extensive conspiracy for the assassination
of the Imperial family during the night Mt
Peterthof. The police on the 9th of July
stopped boat which had succeeded in
passing the guard ships and arrested the
occupants. 1t was subsequently discovered
that sixty persons, some of them of high
rank, were involved in the plot.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 2d.-The Gar
and family arrived at Ntinovogorod, Cen
trail Russia, yesterday morning.
LONDON, August lst.-The Pretoria con-
vention between England and tho Beers
was signed Saturday last.
LONDON, August 5th.-In the House of
Commons last night, on going into the
Committee on Supply, Parnell brought
under review the suspension of O'Kclley
(Home Ruler) some weeks ago, for charac-
terizing the statement of Tottenham (Con-
servative) as "lying and calumnious." Par
nell argued that the standing order under
which O'Kelly had been suspended was
intended only to check persistent obstruc-
ton and not to punish the hasty use of
language, and he blamed the Speaker for
not giving him an opportunity of with.
drawing the language he used on tho LIST
instant, when he was suspended by vote
of the House for persisting, in spite of tho
Speakers ruling, in raising the question Of
the Irish political prisoners.
Gladstone commented warmly on the
liberty assumed by Parnell of appealing
to the rules of the House ono night, and
Of insulting them the next night, and he
severely censured him for introducing the
subject at time when it was impossible
for the House to pronounce judgment
Considering that O'Kelly had used tho
words Immediately after O'Connor had
been called to order for using the word
"mendncious," Gladstone thought that the
charge against the Speaker had completely
failed.
LONDON, August 5th.-It is stated that
deputatiou of prominent Conservatives Of
the House Of Commons is about to 60 to
Ireland to inquire into and report on tho
condition of the laborers living respectively
under and working for the resident and
the nonresident landlords and farmers.
The object of the deputation is to form
basis by its reports for Legislation upon the
labor question.
LONDON, August 2d.--In the House of
Lords, to-day, the Duke of Argyll CLiberal)
in an hours speech, attacked the Land
Bill, to which, however, he said tho Gov
ernment appears to be driven, as tho Lords
are, by circumstances. He advised the
Government to tell tho Irish that they
must henceforth support the decisions Of
the Court, and poverty is no excuse for
wrong. Tho Duke of Marlborough (Con-
servative) also spoke in condemnation of
the BILL
The Lord High Chancellor said: Tho
Land Bill was fenced in with such safe