The Hawaiian gazette., 1884-05-28
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fBA SIEAAEh ALAMEDA
SAS FRANc1sco, May i5.-festerday was Odd
Fellows Day in California, being made legal
holiday by order OF the Governor, and members
of the Order turned out in grand parade to add
an imposing spectacle to the ceremony Of laying
the foundation stone OF the new Odd Fellows
6uildlng on the southwest corner oil Seventh and
Market streets, 1t took an hour and twenty min
ntes 70 pass the corner OF Clay and hearneyi IN
cleee lormation and quick nme, and there were
certainly not less than 5,OO0 men IN line. Along
heaI.sy, MoltRoneIy ana hiarket me Sidewalks
. Nere Inlonged wilh thousands upon thousands oil
,nIeres'e9 signt seers, weil-dresseo and weil-oe-
nhNeu. Livery WindoW along INC nne OF ularch
had Its occupants
NEW iokki May l4-Not IN wears mas Incl, 1neIe oeen
euo In'enhe anu GeneIaI eAoiteinsn, On al sLees
as AZ there was t1ls morning. "nsn u g
tnat haten d foote, ana v; N. bogatt d 20, tWo
OF the Oldest ana stncnest nInis on tns stIeet nu
suspehued; me e1cltemenI rsacnsu iesel Vea,, Wi
anu eIonIs s, Iusneu ION ~ - 1
street me scene tneIe was InuescIloaDis; s1,;S
fscss bloetsd NJ, the streets a nd roadynvs.
THE hanks are crowded with anxious depositors
II is imnossibls IN Get near any ONE in antbority
The air Is tbick with rr,Tnors of further suspei
SONS Few t-noyr nraciseIv whore they stand and
the situation is strained
Nelson, Robinson d Co. announce that oil active
stocks carried by them we're sold Yesterday, and
| the people Carrying them in loans need not be
alarmed as they will show their books proving
]. c. Williams broker, says be will announce
| his suspension later in the day. Several stocks
were bought in under the rules this morning, on
his account.
Hatch and Foote announce their suspension at
the Stock Exhange. t.t
The Metropolitan Bank has suspended. The
| doors are closed. George l. Seney is President.
| o. Nj. Bogart d Co. have assigned TO John
Wheeler; preference $4,000.
Donnell, Lawson & Simpson have announced
their suspension. They are large dealers in county
water and city bonds and are said to have 81 OOO-
| 600 in the SUSPENDED Metropolitan Rank The firm
| say that owing TO the general panic prevailing,
they believe it best to suspend until thev can see
| where they stand.
At go Hotchkiss Barnes announced their sus-
pension to the Stock Exchange
| Secretary Folcer is in town and telecraphed TO
| Washington, ordering the immediate payment of
the 18th call for bonds If necessary he will order
another cali for sii. 100000.
At 80 the excitement subsidized to a great extent
and better feeling preyailed lint In Situation is
by no means settled.
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Governments Harrington. Secretary of State fol
War, made a strong speech in defense of the GOV
ernment He said the Goyernmvnt fully recoe.
nized the responsibility for General Gordon safe
| tv. and they had no desire TO avoid the response
bility. He defended the Governments course il
sending troops to Suakin, and not to Berber, and
in dispatching force to the latter place. de de
MED that the Government were negotiating to take
steps to secure the safety of Cen Gord0p but salc
an e1pedinon 70 crush @ II ManGi "as oeSohu tn'
responsibility oil the government,
Inc House was crowded. fofstersS speech ere
~ ,,;ehs Mnhoo tJ;o ,o,io,
ns ra;ertaJ a SoS 70 % Tbe parTaIiites voter
With t5o yn;noritv Tba .dsbata n+evions to thu
vnta yrss eycsssiysIv animated Randolnb Cbnr
S;SI I 80 81, = , ~ tS hjoIaa
t Of Ppt;,s PS iH yasSn III .1 bS hand
~ the blood oF inst man The or,ronents of IN,
Gyer,J,e ,roro ,,ob lia;,tted NJ tbs dscraas saf
maicpitv
,;.,aS M as ,ad fo-obI, q,
the b;II "a nIaca Gsn Grant on the -etired 'Iist
Io, sI t6o. az LII h ~ ~ oco ,,, H.
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Tss AZ once read a tb;rd time md s1Ssssd yitbon
| w mid AZ h,
nreSnn,sd tbarn T,orIJ he NO oh;ection Tbs hi
provides that "In recognition of the distinguished
| service Mndered the United States by Gen q. S
Grant, late General of the army, he be placed OF
the retired list with the rank and full pay of Gen
eral of the Army."
| Iv,s,,,,,,,-o,, N,-1a Tr,.I;,.olr o4,a- ro, 4
ing the journal this morning the House, by unan
imous consent, took up and passed Senator Harri
sons bill establishing a civil government fo
Alaska.
NANTUCKET, May l3:-CharIes O'Connor dieC
Yesterday afternoon. His mind was clear to thu
last when he exclaimed my Godi'' and expired
The remains were taken to New York this after
noon.
Postmastsr-General Gresham has returned I,
Was hington from Boston, where he perfected ar
rangements for Eastern connections with the fas
mail trains for the West and South.
CU1cIco Nav l9-Georoa F SIosson and JacoI
Schaefer played game of billiards in the Centra
Music Hall tonight for the balk-line champion
ship of the world and wager of 800 side. Tn
haR was completely filled the audience 'incudiu.
many ladies' The game was a regular eight incl
balk-line. 500 points up. Slosson opened the pa'
with the white ball. 1t was onesided affair from
the beginning and was won by Schaefer 500; Slos
son 3S4.
Nyv YouE Nav1 19-Tbe African Netbol;s, F,is
ronal Conferences bv vote Of I9o 70 Z toiay IA
red Bishop HiIIery from further exercise of hi
functions n. Bisbop. He offered his resignation
lint tbe Conference refused 10 accsnt IL His char
ncter as Christian will come mn before tbs Ger
eral Conference, and he is now ranked as an elder
, NEw YeEK. Nav I2.-Notbing has beep Learner
at the Office of Grant Il Ward this morninc cor
cerninc the renort that Tho banL Examiner ,yoni
he srderad IN Wssbin1ton sbnr,I, II,,,;l rSs5
nnbIic NO Official state7no,,t ~ a. h,,Slis aFTai
can he obtained.
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oAaL IAAE, nay - ne warm weather is ca1s
ny noous anu uanlASe 10 nearly All foads IN IN
leIHlo[!-
WAsHrNGToN, May l2,--Hewett introduced tar
if bill in the House this morning, which was re
= ferred TO the Committee on Ways and Means, ant
there it seems likely to repose for the remainder o
the session.
san PEDRO, NAV 12.-After the arrival at thi
port of the United States flagship Hartford. o.
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