The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-23


rat ssluusur Is ire laicsi and mos important
s.s m sa-srr news recsires res Dssnarysg iross
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&C., N-~.u,.sr 2s.-Tlss Tfnrs, Cleveland
49,. ssrs. Mr. Ga-hels went b. faioesvalie To-
40 .rf s--,k oss lelssTs IS administration. The
h " aa.r Hrara-gy ls The Mentor homestead aile
a. 11sstilrlan seStos-ce. Tie lite insurance %
81 nj tnS nrgr uguai.y ui'aaeS retNeoa 'Ne
ursu and tEc .aui,t,
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49, is- "a 1oiivyrs - t,le tro'erts SieEA ~ &C
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49, r.lf ss- = sa-ahr- r,ss,ssanoinalt ~ Tie case.
rar C-1-s rus1-so. IS ceossaon.
ra--~a-rN. Nv. E-yanr ~ the suuccnas IN
1870 sir the lair irwGeUni Vsarifraa says
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s-s-sse q ilf lam i,rssitcat b. oa-rN Inc matter
80 sse-rss ana ssk tx an sFq-opriaiaon u pay
49, ~ hsos va he snsac lszgc enough, -
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s. ~ lar,-t ta.sscA % f'a The 0ooiofs hecEoliy
Fr lefzr sarzlcrS
- - - ts-sf - thr lssc President. has prSciice
-. Il sts1s al t-lsCl ufA and tiai nv oootois
--r-.r u. Shuu eisn lrccsass ~ nis Nioiaiing the
- Il s.eisosl C;ics ia holding on 10 ne cas-
ARA AIR f-rslaeziis tsralA RlHslolAa' III hAA'
az. ran1t has SrseArAnce.
~ v.,4r. Wv. S-A Washington special TO the
49, -rr-e have good anthorliy Tor saying q
s-rea- ars-asct vras sat Monday ~ me nited
- l- 7ss-rr1cri d Gcucsal hurluut Minister
= ~ er-ctiaE kia b continue d reonsti1e the
fs.r----.--, 20 Cslacroa Is the legitimate Gov
e-a1rus uf tc-r-
V.s--S4-,,S. Nov She report that the Gov
.-----s had dirucied General Hurlhut 70 con
s.r. y, rrrn-rirc the Government OF tresluent
l-.f1.-.- ~ 49, legitimate Government Of Peru
- ,lrun D. SECRETARY Blame to-day, ana IN
-r-1r 4 a question u q Wcfe true ne saiu; mere
. -1saizc fn the aasirs u Peru ABOUT which inc
Da-rlrsuif-t ears 10 speak
r,-.,S N,v. s-The 81 james GG-cffc demon
.---Te the hollovness Of the claim OF the holders
~ Confederate bonds and the futiliiy OF endeaN-
s-rrr 90 exercise any pressure on the Southern
Ssa-.s ~ the means resorted 10 Nlth inuinereht
- - re case u sovereign States, such as
5rl,-ller and peru- The Confederate bonds, after
-c-1ssie-ahio advance, have declined to II Us cd
r1r EoA
LaxnsS. Nov. S-The Times, in its financial
---,-ir saws. The purchases Of Confederate bonds
- f-ii.ysa 70 De entirely due 70 the action OF
r55--s. r,-,pa-ed 20 run up the price Of any rub
fis Il thev think there is the taintest chance OF
I7lr D1fr Ncus knows OF no amount IN the
T,--- 81 Eu-land OF elsewhere in any way avail
-his Tor these mischievous claims. Inc Con
ff5r-srv doubtless had other liabilities winch pro
l.-hlr it-r are abs 1rbed the moneys originally
1,lnr here IL Is greatly - be hoped that no
= ~ aritation viii be suffered on the subject
W.srrxe-oy. Nov. S.-The State Department
h-s tfsl no correspondence, and does not contem-
uiafe having any with the Englsn
aifh inference 70 the reported balance IN Engilsh
l.guss 10 the credit Of the Confederate States.
European.
= pr-rHsrr-Rs. Nov. 2-The police have just
made an important capture. Their suspicious nav
sr- been dlrecaed 70 the inmates OF house IN
rrsnaciable quarter OF the city, the ponce sur
rv,r-ipd the place az night, burst open the doors
and seized a man and woman who were preparing
aaurerous explosives Socialist pamphlets were
f1-rs in the rooms. The man Is a student IN the
S-b..-,i Of Mines Last week number OF Nlhllst
,-,-lauafions were distributed about the city ana
,-.l COMES were thrown into the barracks OF the
Imperial Guard. Il Is stated that the Gar mas
lately received many threatening misslves'
Five employees of the Czars Palace at Gatschlha
l1rl an utscl1l,s irr,rv uoenl9ire ME- tsJal
Many naval officers recently rcceiyed copies of
revolutionary proclamation, summoning them to
JON the cause of liberty and justice.
LONDON. Nov. 2-In the municipal elections of
Yesterday the success Of the Conservatives es-
psciailr observable IN the towns where the Irish,
sFho arr opposed TO the Liberals reside
The TrHE saws: The late Baron James Roths-
child incurred losses the Bourse in October
amounting 10 100000 francs and bis anxiety
caused the bursting of an aneurism.
DuHl1x Nov. S-Dubliu castle is at its wits-elid
-nrdinC the Ladies Land League. The branches
a over the country are being suppressed, and yet
she iaw officers here can find no grounds on which
% deal with the central executive, which met again
this afternoon quite openly IN the old Offices OF the
T.sarne Miss parnel presided, and among those /
present was Miss Helen Taylor a member of the /
London School Board who came over to throw IN /
her lot with Miss Parnell and her assistants Miss
TAYLOR said that every Englishman or English
woman who had the smallest respect Tor cunstltu-
tiunal liberty was morally bound to enter the |
strongest protest against the ladies, which were |
nov disCracing England in Ireland. She almost |
felt 10 those who We're born in Ireland the name
Enci shnian must be just ground for hatred and
contempt. She could assure them that there were /
thousands Of people IN England, and that there
would. before long. be millions, who would make
their voices heard unanimously in protest against
its iniquities. She hoped that punishment would
SION fan on those who were opposing Ireland. She
did not know how 20 speak of political oppression,
~ Of that state Of things in which Young girls old
women and blind BOYS were put to death by the
harunei thrusts of the police without shadow of
excuse. There was not power in England 10 put
individuals into prison for denounclng Gladstone
as q wicked. interruptions. and cruel man. Miss
TAYLOR had the honor Of being appointed mem
her II Miss Pamelrs organization, the Political
Prisoners Aid Society, which devotes itself TO the
care Il the families Of prisoners arrested for polt
ical reasons under the Coercion Act and which
c aters Tor the prisoners themselves.
A good deal of jubilation exists in League quar-
ters ii the result of the municipal election Ia the
great Irish centres Of England
DrmrN. Nov. IA tenant farmer named Do
hery was shot dead last evening while enteing bis
house al Carrigau. Galway II is believed il was
done because he had paid his rent He had been
o. Boycoued" some time ago. Two persons have
been arrested.
several hundred fresh cases for adjustment have
been notified to the Land Court to-day. The
block Of business increases.
Ioypox Nov 3.-The accounts of the affraY at
last week. appears TO have been exag-
rseaied. 1t is now stated that only one death re-
eul.rd from the shooting.
lhe police Of Limerick have been provided with
revolvers IN place OF batous.
Afforney-Cseneral Hugh Law has been appointed
b succeel y hagan as Lord Chancellor of Ire
spl William "a. johnson. member of Parlia-
rlent for Mallow and Solicitor-GenerRl for Ire
and viii succeed Law. Patrick Egan will con
esf Nallow against johnson, whose appointment
70 the Attorney -Generaship makes necessary a J
fresh election.
81. PHrERsBuBG. Nov. ST Is stated that five
political prisoners were tried here last week, but
ht authorities maintain secrecy. n
cruiser which lately returned to Constadt is
exported TO have been searched and several of the
,rcw arrested
me Nihiiists threaten 10 prevent the Cars coro-
nation unless he grants special concessions.
Rs,ssE Nov. Sat the secret consistory, Mon
law the Pope spoke with unwonted violence. He &
fronrlv blamed he Emperor Francis Joseph for
eoeiyia, Hing Humbert. BE said something
aust be done to shake of the yoke from the
hurch.
I,,yD,S. Nov. s.-Advioes from Buenos Ayres
ate tiat Chile sent special mission TO Peru TO
nnclu ie treaty Of peace or provide Tor the COM
iese military occupation Of Peru.
LONDON Nov S.-Negotiations for the CONNER
sI treaty. with France have failed, and the Brit
II Commissioners ara coming home. The French Pl
fers fall far short of the point at which com
-,usiee might be entertained. The principal
ference Is relative TO cotton II Is thought the
lrnbetta Ministry will prove more reasonable
ian the present one.
rlbe rs,ass saws il is IN position to state that
aaty negotiations with France have not been y
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