The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-12-20

| Iufe1nxencc has been rfccsved N san froucI1cc
tine katie Ficknevs. who saiird frusa thence or.
81. stating that he was at Salinas Crrr- and that
hls vessel had been totally dismasted in gale.
and ecsts IN -. SO ysrss y esnrss Nv,
and shall ny 10 set back 10 san Francisco
he american National League OF professional
baseball clubs have awarded the championship OF
| isss 10 the Chicsgss.
The disagreement between Mrs Iangtry and
conversasson in BOSTON. md. Geshsras who
Followed Mrs iangtry TO Boston. and who was
The acquaintance Objected to by Mrs LahouchsrN
admirers Srbharss Is a. handsoms yc csn man man
Of tventy-three. keeps four-fn-hsud and other
e1ureecs. all OF which have been at Mrs. Lang
ms ccnnnssnd during her stay in New York
drives His father died q few YEARS SEQ, leaving
his son an income Of about eighty thousand a
year. He has the reputation Of being discreet,
his hiil for flowers alone during Mrs, Iangtry's
short engagement in New York was nearly fi,olo.
Ccionsl c. II. Judd. Chamberlain 10 King Kala-
ksna Of tie Hawaiian Islands, left New York for
the Hawaiian capitol December 5th. Judd has an
eeidinx fnith IN the future OF the Hawaiian King
dom, and loves America and Americans. and
would hike to sec trade relations between the Ha-
vsiian islands and the United States increased
and Friendly relations between the countries even
sfrunscr than they are now. he Is strong advo-
cate OF the continuance Of the Reciprocty Treaty
and hcpes for the bess interests d the two Gov
ernments that IT viii not be ahrceated.
he sugar importers and refrers Of America are
bitterly opposed TO the Recommendation Of the
Tsrif Commission with regard % the duty on
sugar. and are assembling al Washington for the
purpose Of perSnading Congress not TO adopt that
Recommendation They say that while nominal
rctnctaon Of from twenty ID twelve Per cent is
recommended. that 10 adopt the instrumentation
Of the Commission would make the law even more
conpl,cssed and oppressive than now in its rela-
ton TO the sugar interest.
A polar wave swept over Manitoba Dakota and
Minnesota, On December 9TH. Specials 10 the
IlhEse report s. below -ero at Winnipeg Mani |
tcNs, y at Bismarck. 81 at Grand Fork. 81 at |
FaSso = at sanass,ovn-al in DAseta; 20 at Salt |
Lake City. 9 at breckenridge, * at winuaa, and
from u 10 70 below Minnesota points
The China Nal slys: on the Nov 18th terri |
bic ARRAY took place between British and German
menof-vsrs men, the former from the frigate Ina
H.ir and cunboat Ss-lIrzly and the latter fr,r,
the corvette E7s.ahs;l. large number Of searnen
were On lcave and some quarrel rose in a public
house. which rapidly spread, and the Germans |
who very greatly outnunbered tie British attacked
the latter who were unarr,ed with knives. and in
very short space Of time eight British seamen |
vers wounded in some cases seriously.
Rrrnor SAYS that the Chinese Government is |
secot 10 build number of extra gunboats for |
coast defence, and thai The Arsenal Tat-t'al has
already proceeded 10 Marking 10 make the prelir,-
mary arrangements.
On the 18th Of October very severe tyuhonr |
rsged al Manila in which thirteen vessels were /
driven ashore. cigar factory DESTROYED. and i'm
typhcon proved more destructive than any since |
that Of ISL.
The Brush Electric Company are making e1hihi- |
tons Of electric lighting BY their system in Japan
The Naval Department has given orders for two
lamps for torpedo searching, etc one of 5000 and
the other OF 5000 candie-pover.
The Japan Gsrette says; . Mr. kApera Envoy
from Hawaii arrived in Japan. and was received /
BY the Mikado on Nov. 18th. He was provided |
with frye quarters and otherwise entertained This
sanction proceeding which they have always pro-
fessed 10 regard with horror, and fo- advocating |
Which they tried to eect the expulsion of former
Hawaiian representative frorn the country namely.
the expiration of japanese collie laborers to the
sandwich Islands II is no, Supposed he can sue
coed, although the influence of strong political /
combination has been secured in his behalf
he British steamship Nav Taftsss, from Hong
kolS for Portland, which went ashore on Cape
Erimo las: Spring as before reported uss success
fully raised from her position the rocks of Cape
Erimos and ~as being toved in the direction Of
Horoldxumi vhea she fo1ndered on Aug Sist in
sSouf twenty seven fathons. only three miles from,
her destination. All hope of further salvage is
rov abandoned. and the stores and gear already /
ssyed were sold at Yokohama by auction on Sept.
E1-Rsrreseniative J. Hale Sypher, who repre-
se1ts the irteres; Of the sugar planters and manu-
fxctcrers of Louisiana said 10 The AFpsfcs cores
poodent lately that be tho1eht the House Com
raitsee on Foreign Affairs intended TO smother the
Investigation made IN regard 20 Sandwich Islands
sugar last session. He said he doubted il ANYTHING
further voald hs heard in regard to that snbiect
this session
John Cunter. another crank vas CHANGED Dec.
4;h With writing letter threatening the Princess
OF wales and Gladstone Cllder Was remanded.
The Queen opened the neE Courts of Justice in
London Dec 4ih with imposing ceremonies. Her
Majesty, IN passing the American Exchange, was
~t~~~a 81
" grsti1ed by the enthusiastic reception and
bowed her Acknowledgements
Il the thres-fo7rths Of mile race al New York
Gcorge. the English champion, Won Tine s:loss
he led frosn the start Myers VS. lI yards behind
at the finish HIS time was SIS. Georges record
for this distance in England l. $50.
The ChAuhvr Of DtPa.ies has voted urgency for
the bill providing fof state funeral for Louis
Blanc The Republicans intend 70 make the esre-
no1y as Imposing as possible Victor Hugo will
be invited 10 pronounoe the funeral Grafton.
II is thought BY some that the hostility of the
r-ess and mAHufacturers Ii Mexico to the appoint
uez, os to<nnai-ssensrs TO negotiate reciprocity
tssais III Prov faiAi 70 toe prolee On the other
i1e1f Gorzzle< VII ssou name Commissioners to
meet General Graz; and Mr.. Tresoo;t.
Ieleer2rns from rArio1s parts of the United
hIrS,oon report s,aor-sform Of unns1Al severity !
Railway trz1e IN rsnv districts i almost il not
Wholly s1spended- Trains were showed Up at
Coesnlre and passengers suffered scuieiy. 1eie-
graphic Communication between Glasgow and |
London Is broken and ELSEWHERE messages are
greatly Delayed Many wrecks have ooe1rr@d on
The cossf at Oidhzn and neisnbozing ports Al
Lancashire the storm has moi been equzlled IN
AMY years Losses srs hesvy IN many places
Captain Curtis Of the schooner " l. B.sIze and |
a party OF sea captains, Sho were temporarily So
,oz-ring al Po-f B.2kelsy. chartered steamer TO
60 20 d1ek hrn.iEg, and in the afternoon. when
rrepa-1ng 10 ret1r1. Captain Curtis ATTEMPTED TO |
rsroOTe his g1r fro the skId BY T1ilIlg the u,uz-
him.
n the bottom of the boat and the co1feuts Of he
weapon we're bz-lee IL his left breast killing him
instantly. Iidines Of this unhappy eYsuf vs-s tee
erfpeed TO Mrs Curtis al her residence san |
Frkaessco bet as she had been very III for couuIe
q weeks the 1-zelcone Information vas Withheld |
He- coodstoa- bozever, became Eurss. and she er-
r<rsd- They bad bui o1s child, 4 bright Dor Of &
NO has been taken IN eka-gs By friends Of the