Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-10-29

iioN', rrtllnFhultcn, Bfcwhtcr, sargent
of California, Lincoln and Rice. Sargent is
spoken OF for Postmaster. General.
Tho Viccroy of India tolcgrnpbs that tho
hmccr Inns occupied Candohar.
II IA rumorcd that Michael Dnvitt will
soon bo released.
Moody and Snnkoy hovo commenced
thor services nj Nowcnstlc.on.Tyno. Thoy
nilorwnrd go to Scotland, thence to Ire
land rcvihiting the English southern towns
later on.
Tho municipality OF Berlin arranged
for special service in memory of Proa.
dent Garfield.
Tho whole Bazaar nj Moscow, except
few shops has beou burned to tho ground.
The damage Ia enormous
A Madrid despatch says General Prom.
dorgast has been appointed Governor Of
Cuba, in place Of General Blnnoo.
Tho Persian Government recently asked
tho Russian Government TO despatch OIL
GERS TO reorgnnzo tho PorBian Army on tho
Russian model.
Alderman John Whitaker Ellis, of
lirond street, land agent aud surveyor,
has boon elected Lord Mayor of London.
lie is n Conservative.
On tho evening of September Goth, tho
Manchester Sunday School Union, repre-.
sonting $500 teachers, and %, 900 scholars,
passed resolution of sympathy with Mrs.
Garfield.
Parnoll md Father Shcchy have been
making some very violent speeches to largo
audiences Of Land Longucrs in Ireland, aud
Gladstone Inns severely denounced them in
n speech ut Leeds.
Owing to tho heavy shipments of Clydcs.
dalcs 10 America, horses of tho value of
over 100000 having been exported within
tho past two years, superior animals arc
very scarce in breeding quarters aud some
of tho leading dealers nro buying up oil
the prize colts remaining.
Three hundred Tunisans reached Ali Tey
safely in tho third fight on September Goth.
Ali Boy lost 81 men, killed and wounded.
Tho Arabs finally retired across tho river
Meliann. Thirteen hundred Tunisinn dc.
sertcrs have arrived ut Tuns from Susa
They will DO sent to reinforce Ali Boy.
A special cable despatch to tho Globe
says wcll-ioundcd rnmors nro going about
that the Marquis of Lornc will return to
England after the close of tho coming sea.
son Of the Canadian Parliament and will
then be called to the House of Lords.
Thousands of people visit Lake Wow
Cemetery to SEQ tho vault and now casket
containing Garlield's remains. Tho pavil.
ion in the p;rk where tho body lay in state
is still throngcd night and day. All tho
railways ccntcring here run special trains
daily to accommodate tho multitndes still
desirous of doing honor to what is left of
tho surroundings Of tho body at tho OBJ
sequies.
A London cable special says: Much un.
casincss is created here by the increasing
scarcity of gold. Experienced authorities
believe that the United States will continue
to withdraw from Europe increasing guam
titles, and that the amount which may DO
necessary to enable her to caryon trade,
cannot yet be estimated.
In consequence of tho action of the Lo.
cal Land League, Captain Hurtopp, master
Of Kilkenny hounds, has discharged his
servants and come to England. This pro-
hibition entails q loss to the town of ESQ.
900. Lord Waterford, who has been pre-.
vented also from hunting, intends to close
up his establishments. Lord Rosse's ten.
ants seem to be in revolt. Not one of tho
800 or more on his property appeared yes
terday to pay rent. A number of farm.
houses which Lord Rose has on his hands
were burned yesterday.
There was every indication of another
prospective deadlock in tho Senate when
the mail left. The Democrats proposed to
nominate Bayard for President of the Sen.
ate and the Republicans were determined
to enter a formal protest against having an
election before tho new Senators are sworn
in. There was likelihood of n discussion
on the matter that might occupy several
days. Senator Edmunds of Vermont was
chosen the Republican leader and spokes-
man.