The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-10

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Armand fought duel to-day, and the latter WAS
seriously wounded. Two japanese residents also
engaged il duel, and one vas slightly wounded.
BosToS, Sept. 25.-The Democrats Of Massaehu-
sets have gathered at Springfield to re-nomina;e
Governor Butler by reclamation. Should Bower
man decline 10 run for lieutenant governor, 1t Is
predicted the honor Will be conferred upon Sena-
tor John W. Cummings Of Fail River
LONDON, Sept 25.-ODonnen the slayer OK
Carey, brought TO the Bow-strect Police Court
at tWo O'Clock this afternoon. The court room
gas hlled a large crowd was collected outside
Special precautions were taken by the police 10
prevent any attempt at rescue.
NV YoRK, Sept 25.-Edward Hanlan, the
Canadian oarsman. met Edward T. Plat, Of the
Pacific Mail steamship Company. and Hamilton
busby to-day, 10 consider James hunts challenge
for Hanlan TO row against Laycock, the Australian
champion, on the Param6tta River, FOR AiUVI- A
cable message was sent declining 10 row against
Laycock unless two-thirds OF the gate money
should 20 to the winner. Hluldu agree 10 raw
against Lsyc.ck ur TuCk-tt OF Australia fur-s
parse Of el,090, Hanlau to be l.owea 1888 fos ~
ptuscs. lf the terms are accepted Hauiau gsii
leave San Francisco by the November staafntr his
Australia.
INV YoEi., Sept 26.-rag Heula zeiucss is
price 90 two cents this morning. ial5 leaves ttu
IFijra, and J1Hfu8i " Commerce tire only Inch
priced papers. The Herald made the ChaEgc ui-5-
oui flourish or editorial comment, SIMPLY plttrn1
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hitherto have been the words three cents.
Philadelphia Septic The steamer z .1sI cleared
yesterday. Her manifest showed eight cauuuus,
dynamite shells and munitions Of war Of an sorts.
she sails FOR Port-au-P Prince and b owned By tie
HaytIen Government. No attempt was made e.
prevent the vessel from sailing.
Boston, Sept. PA storm Monday night and s.
terday morning did about S50OUO worth of darnag-
Is to gardens, ont houses, orchards and ornament
al trees OF South Boston. 4 large number OF yachts
of he Hgt1rf1 4~lf fvnf q
number Of them were badly damaged by collisions.
Several are probably lost. tug was forced 70 cut
loose loaded scow, which went ashore on Speci-
acle Island
CHICAGO Sept. l9.-Lord Coleridge visited the
criminal court tins morning, and spent half an
hour listening 10 the proceedings IN murder trial
which happened TO be IN progress. lie was then
introduced on Change. He visited the State fair
IN the afternoon, and in the evening dlued with
Hon. Emery A. Storrs-
NV YoRK, Sept. pa cable to the Herald from
Hongkong says; There Is deep interest III the Lo-
gan trial now going on IN Canton. Chinese Off
Gals dread an outbreak If the prisoner not hung
Every precautiou IS being taken Chinese mer
chants are leaving Canton, and the man IarIns are
sending their families into the interior.
ST. PAUL, Sept. ga dispatch from Huron, d.
L, says Billy Madden Of New York, trainer and
hacker OF Mitchell. the pugilIst. passed through
tins city to-day, en- route for New York. Ii Is
stated that Madden has been al Pierre making
hnal arrangements Tor the light between Mitchell
and Slade, which will take place near Pierre in
about two weeks.
The daughter OF the Lord Mayor of London was
married yesterday morning to Mr.. Aitken. The
wedding was the third IL 81. Pauls since l75S.
Bradlaugh has addressed a letter to Northeote,
IN which he declares he viii again demand his
seat IN the Commons on the re-asssmblIng of Par
Lament, and charges Northcote with continued
violation OF his iBradlaughsl rights.
CoNsTANTINoFLE, Sept. 27.-Tha Porte is prepar-
ing circular TO the Powers declaring that If Bull
CARA lapses into state OF anarchy Turkey will
exercise her right Of sovereignty over that country
for the restoration Of order.
Algiers, Sept. 27-Two French transports have
sailed for IonquIn with battalion Of the Foreign
Legion and two companies Of sharpshootsrs, a
total of 1000 men.
London. Sept. 27-France will not allow mis-
slonary Shaw's claim for compensation nor will
she admit highlands right TO interfere with the
action OF the French.
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-The report Of the shooting OF
Parnell Is false. He is in England, and left for
Leeds this morning.
PANS, Sept. 2S.-China claims both banks of tho !
Red River with neutral zone south The French
government has declared it cannot accept these
terms, because 70 do so would lose all the fruits
OF It's expedition, obtaining neither the delta of
the He'd River, the rich mining districts Of Ton
gum, nor monopoly Of the trade with the south
west provinces of China.
The negotiations with Tonquin viii be con (
Quoted by Incon, French Minister to China at l
by marines from the fleet. The Annamite govern /
ment sent orders to the military mandarins dis I
banding all Annamte troops not giving in ad- /
hesion to the French authorities.
Rudesheim, Sept. 2S-The villages and castles ,
along the river Rhine were illuminated last even
ing, and bonfres and blue lights burned all the
heights. Twenty steamers. profusely decorated I
with flags, were anchored in the river Rhine in /
front Of this town. Contiguous towns were deco /
rated, and the streets thronged with strangers.
Clubs are continually arriving with banners and l
music, and immense crowds are proceeding to 1
Niederwald, where tie statue Of Germania is to be
unveiled.
The United States sloop-of-war Yautic from St. !
Johns, n. F., arrived in New York yesterday, /
bringing the survivors of the PrOteus, All were |
well.
LONDON, Sept. pa dispatch from Canton /
states that foreigners there are in no immediate
danger, although the Chinese express indignation
at the lightness of the sentence pronounced upon
Underwater Logan, the originator of the recent /
riots in that city.
SAN FEANcIsco, Sept 3O.-The California and /
Mexican Steamship Companyas steamer Newborn, /
Captain i. I. Rogers, has at last brought the
dreadful scourge yellow fever to this port she 4
having arrived Sept 18th with five cases on board
the victims being second officer W. L. Gahan 1
stewardess Mrs. c. Daniels, a pantrymau. a coal .
passer and one other.
London, Sept. 3O-The South Australian leg 1
islature has refused to Join the other colonies il
any joint action looking TO the annexation of New
Gulllta anu lllt Inc lleiODulue
Aygifs Attributes this action to the fact that Sir
William Morgan is interested in the new company
formed at NOumga. This. however, is deuied by /
the Colonial Secretary Nj. Bray.
London, Sept. 5o-The Queens health is greatly
improved. She takes long walks daily and her /
cheerfulness has returned. She has ceased to
require medical assistance.
New York Sept. 30-Juo. L. Sullivan has accept
ed Jem Mace's challenge TO meet him in the fstic
arena. He has instructed his manager, A Smith.
to made proposal TO Mace 10 fight for $1,000 a
side after the tour of the combination is ended.
Mace has accepted the proposition and has issued
card stating his desire TO meet Sullivan and box4
with gloves two three round matches according to
the Marquis of Queensbuefy rules, one contest to
take place in America the other in England Mace
also deposited Sl0O9 with Harry Hill forfeit.
Mace weighs at present a little over 100 pounds.
His fighting weight with gloves will be $50 pounds.
In case sullivan should manifest desire to fight
him with bare knuckles Mace will train down to
Up pounds. The match, if it takes place, will be
fought not far from this city.
London, Sept. 50-The Board Of Aldermen have
refused to ratity the election of Alderman Hadley
by the Common Council for Lord Mayor. Their
action is not due to any political motive but il is
know that the Alderman has money Another