The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-11-12

possible that there are two hundred Thousand
voters IN this State who have committed adultery?
Nay, many more, for the two hundred thousand
ne represented as simply majority over those
M VI might De disposed to vote the other ticket
We'll, suppose Beecher must be correct in his
cuiation as the figures are given with delibera-
lion. As an expert in sach matters Beecher
must know better than l.
DIV YORK, Oct 29--The bitterness enQeudered
6Y this campaign Is shown BY the folloviro e, The
SNH. Henry Ward Beecher's letter ~ Low Ubirb
We Puohsn elsewhere, is a wonderful production 10
come from such source. This wratched reprobate.
VINO sed1ced his friend wife and periured himself
over and over, presumes to accuse another Of
talsehood and to threaten him with hell fire in a
way that might make Satan smile. No mora
shameless villain than Beecher was ever seen
NV fonK, Oct. 29.-The SHH says: Blaine has
me cal OF betting, which was very active yester-
gay; heavy bets were mada hy the brokers in
Wall street. One was S1QO00 to 1900 that Blaine
would be elected, and another was $4,000 to S2sO0
The Odds on Blaine to carry tho general election,
vary at the betting places from 800 10 $50 to 500
70 $fO. On New York State the odds are 300 =
so on Cleveland. On Indiana, 300 10 $50 on
| land.
On the Mayoralty The odds are 500 to 500 on
Grant against the field, and 800 even that Grant
will be elected by more than 200 majority,
NV YoRK, Oct 2s-The Caassrsiai B,,ll,tu
| mas interviewed Capt Bedford PIN of the British
| Navy, who reiterates his declaration that The
Panama Ganal; as now being constructed, is i'm.
| practicable. He says: II heard down there that
Dc Lesseps intends to visit the Isthmus during the
dry season OF 1895 to inaugurate the completed
section from Aspinwall to Gatun, about seven
miles. de viii hnd the actual cutting less than
.No miles, with only water enough to admit thu
passage of a small steamer by an entrance n
Llmon bay, and such as would Disgrace the meresi
tyro IN his profession. Il Certainly will surprise
even De tessens himself"
LONDON, Oct. 29.-IntelIipence reaches hare tina.
In NnFww q
flag at Taiurah, sagalo and Rodalion, Raw .
Aden- " Is reported France will annex them,
CAIRo, Oct. alt ia learned that fifty Bashi
Bazouks who were dispatched from Masgowat
II pursuit OF marauders, have deserted in a bod,
TO band 81 Abyssinian brigands, and two Euro
securing ransom.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-In the Commons TODAY. A
Eylyn Nj. Ashley, Under Secretary for the Colonia
Department, stated that the Government was pre-
parlng TO send foFca to expel the Beers from
Mortsioas Territory,
CARo, Oct, 2a-Wolsely arrived to-day a
AmbigOl, on his progress up the Nile. The Cana
dian boatmen have succeeded in getting 40 boat
over the second cataract.
Postmaster General Hatton and Mr.. Romero
the Mexican Minister have concluded a posta
convention for the exchange of mail matter be
tween the United States and Mexico at domesti
rates of postage"
According to Chinese Journal, Il yoaId seer
that the Chinese soldiers who fought al Langso
poisoned the spring. at places where the Frenc
troops had to pass, and further, that they use
poisoned arrows.
AdSices receive from Madagascar indicate ths
resolute resistance will be offered by the Hova
to the French advance into the interior II
military preparations Of the natives give promis
of desperate struggle,
J There ia a ruRor in England that when Ii
5 Princess Imperial of Germany was in England
September, she paved the way for visit of Print
b. Bismarck TO Sandringham, when he and Mr.. Ola,
r stone are to have an opportunity of hobnobbing
e Darmstadt dispatch says: The tribunal. aft,
three hours consideration of Mime. Kalomine's Al
peal, refused to grant it, and ordered her to "a
r the costs of the suit. Nine. Kalomine will make
hnal appeal to the Imperial Supreme Court
:, Leipsic.