The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-09-07
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.


GALVESTON. Aug. i9.-Sherih Mitchell was dan
cerously wounded by party OF negroes. Two OF
the party have since been shot and one hanged.
At Iittle Rock, (Ark.' there is considerable
feeling between the whites and negroes, and street
tights have occurred, the negroes have Threatened
10 burn the town.
HAusroN. Crexas), Aug. s3-Lyneh law ON an ex-
tended scale has been carried out. -Four negroes
were captured and shot ON the End by party OF
$50 prominent citizens. Later in the evening the
Jail was broken open and two more negroes were
taken out and shot.
Tucson westward.
Aug 27-There has been great fire in Chicago,
it originated in the packing establishment OF John
c. HateY. The loss Is estimated at Sl,OUuuVV, one
life was lost.
The expedition against the Apaehes has been
fairly successful. The troops have engaged the
IndiSns in fifteen fights. Nano's band has es-
capped into Sonora.
NKv, Yonx. Auc. 27.-The Alliance of the Israeli
ito Universellc, of which ID. j. Seigman is Treas
uror appeals for funds TO aid IN bringing To the
United States the oppressed Jews Of hussia. Inc
first instyllment of immigrants rs expected IN
few days. Land is to be secured Tor them III the
south and west. They state that only working
and deserving persons will be brought over.
CH1cAoo Aug 2T-.The following has been sent
here Americans and friends of Ireland are here
by warned against embarking upon any vessel
flying the British flag after Thursday, September
LIST. Many may reach their destination, but none
IRE safe. By order of the Central Commute.
Chicago, August "a, ISL
SALAMANCA, my, Aug. Ex-senator Sessions Is
n caudldate for denomination for Senator by the
Republican Convention which met yesterday.
Bradley present endeavorinG to defeat Ses-
siuns, and the hall was crowded with spectators.
The first ballot stood: Sessions II, Robert n.
Marvin ~, scattering -. The thirteenth ballot
stood ~ for Sessions and the remainder scattering
SAN Francisco, Aug. 2S.-Emilie Melville before
gong ON II starring tour East will give short
season of opera in San Francisco, in consequence
ut an earnest request signed by the most pTOliii-
nent gentlemen of San Francisco.
The United States steamer Rodgers has been
heard from up to July 24th. She reached Petro,
palOski July 18th. korty dogs, n lot of dog feed
and fur elcthing had been taken on board, besides
& steers and Il quantity of salmon. all well.
The Mechanics fair continues success.
Yellow fever is reported as breaking out in hey
West, Florida.
Nrw YoRk. Aug. 2S.-,The Tribune has this to
s,y ON political prospects in New York: This year
the Republicans are going to be more thoroughly
aud heartily united than ever before Ihe con
trolling question with them will be whether the
course of the Administration shall be sustained,
yrhatrvcr differences there are among Republicans
with regard to the appointment of single worthy
officer who did not meet favor IN the eyes OF
Conklinp But neither Conklin2 nor any of his
friends can afford 20 strengthen and intensity OPP
position to them. Ii may be presumed they do
not DESIRE and 1t is certin they will not dare, to
make war on the Republican party on account of
n single nomination. The antl-mOnopoly move
ment does not seem to represent anybody IN u
political sense
Latest Bulletins about the President.
FyEctrrIvr MANSION, Aug g7-l2S0 P.M.-1here
has been no improvement IN the President CON
dition since the last bulletin. He continues to re
tim the liquid food administered by the mouth,
rs well as enemas. At the morning dressing the
uarotid swelling appeared about the same as II
was Yesterday. No material change was observed
i'm the wound. Since morning the temperature
has risen about degree, and the pulse has buctu-
nted somewhat At present the pulse is 10; tenn
perature g9.6, respiration - Bliss, Barnes, wood
ward Reyburn and Hamilton
WAsurNGroy, Aug. 2T-Executive Mansion, $50
p.M.-The Presidents symptoms show slight
amelioration this afternoon his pulse Is some
what less frequent, and his temperature lower
Moreover, the mental disturbances described III
Yesterday mornings bulletin, has disappeared.
Tue parotid swelling has discharged little pus
by tho opening, spontaneously formed INTO tue
ear. well by the incision made, bat 1t IS not
psrcsptibly smaller. The liquid food given by the
mouth and the enemata, continue to DO retained.
Pulse IA: temperature, $50; respiration, -.
(SiCnedl, ID. w. Bliss, j. ]. Woodward, Robert
hepburn, F. H. Hamilton, ID. Hayes Agnew.
DIR. Agnsw arrives tonight.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. Aug. 49, FM.-The re-
ports from the surgeons rOom are to the effect
that there has been no particular change IN the
Presidents condition, but his symptoms continue
to show a slight improvement.
SLEEPING QUIETLY AT MIDNIGHT.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-Ezecutive Mansion
(Nlidnigh; l.-COlOnel Rockwell reports that the
slight improvement this afternoon has been fully
maintained. HIS pulse Is lOi and the President
is sleeping quietly.
WASHINGTON Aug 29-Executive MansiOn-l30
AM-ILo President is resting quietly with no in
dcations of and material change since midnight.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-Executive Mansion,
AM.-The Presidents condition has not changed
materially since An. lie Is now resting quietly.
VICTORIA, Aug. 19.-The CClopist says it is
rumored that the cause which led to the quick dis
patch of INNS. GuJHet for the Sandwich Islands
ON Monday arose from the fact that Geographic
information received of the intention of the
United States To cobble up Kalakaua's Kingdom.
IL Is added that the flagship IS fastening towards
Honolulu from the South American coast, and
that the ships of other naval powers have been
ordered to rendezvous there.
European.
PAB1s, Aug. 19.-An official note published here
to-day, after stating that France had no option TO
break off negotiations with England for Il new
commercial treaty, concludes as follows: g" We
hope, nevertheless, that the disagreement is only
temporary, and as there Is ample time yet before
the expiration of the old treaty III November, that
re solution viii be found OF a nature TO satisfy
the interests of the two great countries who have
equal needs of each other"
LoSDoS, Aug. 19-Ihe Times says The failure
of negotiations with Franco for a new commercial
treaty must result in the serious curtailment of
our trade with her. A good fifth part Of her for
egn trade will be annilIllated by her own act, and
long with it the eordiality and good will which
prohtably foreign trade does so much to establish
and TO maintain.
NV York, Aug. 10.-The Worlds London cor
respondent says: The Russian police have recent
Is traced gigantic conspiracy for tampering with
the army, III which men high in position, Includ-
ing four Colonies Of the line, were engaged.
LONDON, Aug. 19-Total subscription to the
Land League are ElO7O7 of this - 500 was from
tine IIish World, other American subscriptions
amount to E4,jl3. From Engla d Isl, from
Ireland E162.
There Is a scheme for uniting Alsace to Baden.
and erecting the two states into new Kingdom,
t. be called Rhine, Lorraine. The Grand Duke of
Baden expects to be the first Sovereign.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-The grain harvest is suffering
from rain.
The Queen signed the Land Bill on the 22nd.
Ire Socialists. are threatening to dynamite
II. Switzerland. If the social congress Il Pro-
hibited-
Baron Never, Austrian Minister at Washington
will resign on account Of Ill health.
The * Impress Eugins Is travelling In Germany.
Lospos. Aug. 27.-The Minister to Tunis has
been summoned 10 Paris 10 confer With the Gov
eminent To concert measures for preserving order
in Tunis and Susa- Arabs have murdered a
Maltese outside Of the latter t0Ea- Il Is stated
the Tribes of men and villages planning an at
tack on Susa- Il Is reported the IGnlEian lnsur-
cents who advanced upon Gabes have been de-
feaied with heavy loss. Large numbers Of Ali
Ben KhaIifa's followers abandoned him after the
battle
ST PETEEsBuHs, Aug. IA telegram from La
hore a few days ago says the Ameer with 4 large