The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-11-04
LATE E NEWS.

was lest three miles west o. Cane Race on the 9th
October during d dense .og. Mails, passengers
and crew ell saved.
Cairo. Oct. I0.-Tbe indictment against the
rebel Chiefs contains three counts First, insti-
eating massacre second, directing the burning
of Alexandra, and third, abusing the flag or
truce.
Lynciburg, Va, Oct. I2-Reports from Spott-
sylyania county states that the raVages Of diph-
iberia in certain localities have reached an alarm
ing extent. Nearly 200 deaths have occurred
within sixty days, and not a family escaped
New York, Oct. 14.-Franklin Edison has been
nominated by the Democrats Tor Mayor of New
York City.
Philadelphia, Oct. I4.-Genera! Grant is now
here. He Is taking no interest in the present
campaign and says he is entirely out of politics.
The difficulty between Turkey and Greece is re-
gardeG as now terminated.
Cairo. Oct. I2-The following Pashas will be
a%rraigned with Arab Pasha for trial Toulba,
Ali Fehmy, Mahmoud Fehmy, Abdalla Samy,
Toulba Yakoof, Omar Rahmy. Ali Rouby, and
Said Bey Gandeel. The list of prisoners await
ing Court-mariial was handed to the British Con-
ul-General. 1t contains one hundred and thir-
teen names, exclusive Of prisoners IN the provin-
ces, who number thirty.
Mr.. p. Lorillard's Touch-me-hot won the Bed
ford stakes, Newmarket, England.
Alexandria, Oct. 13.-The Egyptian Ministry
has a list OF land proprietors who were in rebel
lion. Their property is worth SO 600 600, and
it is believed 1t will be confscated.
Cairo, Oct. l4.-Mark Francis Napier will de-
lend Arab Pasta.
New York, Oct. 14.-rhe Worlds London ca
bic special says Once again is the belief cur
rent among Glad,tone's friends that the Premier
intends absolutely to retire to private life after
the Autumn session, which begins next week. He
will certainly be succeeded IN the Premiership and
the leadership OF the House of Commons by the
Marquis Of Harrington. Great Efforts will be
made by the Radicals, rs well as the Wings. to IN
duce the Premier TO change his decision, aud,
with n man of Gladstone's temperament, it Is in
possible to say that they may not meet with sue
cess.
London, Oct. 14.-Stanley appeared in London
early this week, looking in robust health. lie
considers the work undertaken on the Coagn for
the King of the BelgIans as practically finished
He treats De Brezza' claim rs Il joke, but intends
to make i full statement next week in Paris at a
dinner to be given him. 1t is not likely that hc
will visit Africa at present.
y London despatch says Courtney, NJ. P,
said the policy of the Government was to detacii
Egypt from the Sultan, look after the Suez Canal.
and to allow the Egyptians II " stew in their own
juice, and in so acting to warn the KhedIvc that
his future position depended upon his manage
ment OF affairs.
The Channel tunnel papers just published
make a large volume. 1t confirms the previous
conviction that the scheme is doomed. 1t is
doubtful whether in the fact of the overwhelming
testimony the partisans of the tunnel will care
to press for n committee of inquiry, which the
Minister offers next year.
The new steamship Belgium. 1000 tons, built
ut Aberdeen for American trade, was totally
wrecked on her trial trip.
Sir Charles Wilson is satisfied of the Impair
TALLY of the Judges appointed to try the rebel
leaders in Egypt.
Boston, Oct. 14--Captain Webb, the English
swimmer has performed the sensational feat of
swimming for 1884 hours consecutively, with
the exception of Is minutes in each "a hours.
He lost 90 lbs. during the time.
Philadelphia, Oct. 16-In the United States
District Court this morning, Judge McKennOn
denied Il new trial to Joseph B. Black, Thomas
y. McDevitt and Christian Price, who were con-
victed of Starroute conspiracy and sentenced
McDevitt to pay $500 fine and to n term OF i'm
prisonment for one year, and Price TO pay a line
of 800 and undergo a sentence OF six months
from TINT date of his conviction. The sentence
Of Black was deferred a few days in consequence
of his wifes serious illness.
Chicago, Oct. 16-The Vanderbilt party
special train ran at the rate of ffty-nine miles
per hour from Burlington to Chicago.
Alexandria. Oct. 16-Baker Pasha, who was
commissioned by the Khedive to reorganise the
Egyptian army, proposes to concentrate on the
line of the Cairo Railway the war material
spread over Egypt, and select therefrom the
equipment for a new army, and sell the suyplus
by auction. He recommends Riaz Pasha to I'm
dertake the organization of police.
New York. Oct. 16-Ten English rifles have
been ordered for the American team for the mex
International military match.
Paris, Oct. 16-Appeal by Vie or uugo de-
p~recating the execution of Arab Pasha is pub
lished.
The retirements from active service by ore
ration of the law, Of Major General Mcdowell,
October 18th is announced to the army. lie is
to be succeeded by General Sehofield.
Marwood the English hangman. is threatened
with assassination if he ventures to Ireland tc
perform executions.
Dublin, Oct l6-Inspector Morrow left fol
Kingston to-day with the steward of the shiI
Gladstone, to identify and bring home Westgate
the self confessed murderer Of CIvendish anC
Burke.
Alexandria. Oct. IA letter of an oficja'
in the Department o. Public Domain il pub
lIshed. declaring that the country is in IL state o
lerment which can only be cured by the execu.
ton Of the leaders Of the rebellion.
Madrid, Oct. l7-Memor:al services were held
i'm the Protestant Cemetery TO day in honor Of
George p. Marsh, late American Minister tc
Italy.
Washington. Oct. 1.-THE following is a com.
plete list Of claims filed with the Board desig-
mated by Congress to audit the claims arising
from the illness and death Of President Garfield
DR.. DIV Bliss, S25 900 DR.. d. Hayes Agnew
Sl4. 700 DIR. Robert Reyburn. $lO,S90 DIR
D. S. Lamb. fur EXAMINATION of body at Elber-
non, $1,000 DIR. Susan a. Edison, $40, 900
Henry 5. Little, Receiver of the Central Rail
road, for la,inG special tracks at AlbernOn and
running special trains, 1920; Charles a,
Benedict Of New York. funeral expenses, inclu-
ding casket. 1888 DIR. james j. Walsh. en-
balming body, $500 Independent Ice Company,
for ice, Sl5l7. Fourteen other claims for extra
pay, store bills, messengers, service, etc. aggre-
gate 1892. No claims as yet been filed by DR.
Hamilton or DR.. Boyton. The Board is waiting
to hear from them.
Philadelphia, Oct. 18-Frank Queen, proprie.
tor of the New York Clipper, died this afrernoor
of paralysis Of the BRAIN. He was G3 years o
age.
Paris. Oct. 1S.-Adolphe Charles Bonegraee
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