The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-11-26
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NV York, Nov. l5.-The StH publishes the fol-
lowing pluralities by counties in New York State
Cleveand-Albany, 647; Kings, 10, 745; New York,
4, ZIG; Niagara, 3ls; Oneida, 80; 0tsegO, 436;
Queens, 1922; Richmond, 1871; Rockland. 11O4;
Schoharie 1867; Seneca, 3lS Suffolk, 553; Sullivan,
275; Westchester, 1898; total. 69,65l
Blaine-Alleghany, 21o2; Broome, l4O2; Catta-
raugus, 1893; Cayuga, 1854; Chautauqua, 1909;
Chemung, 479; Chenango, 1862; Clinton, s22; Col
umbia, $40; Cortland, 1868; Delaware, 97S; Dut-
chess 1923; Erie 1880; Essex, 1775 Franklin, 1920
Fulton and Hamilton, l047; Genesee, 988; Greene
10; Herkimer, SO; jefferson, 1854 Lewis, 76; Liy
ingston, 1l52; Madison, l744; Monroe, 5076; Mont
gomery, 90; Onondaga, 1927; Ontario, 739; Orange,
127; Orleans, 1883; Oswego, 25+4; Putnam, 90;
Rensselaer,, 3i5; St. Lawrence, 1906 Saratoga Z344;
Schenectady, 49, Schuyler 577; Steuben, 957; Toga,
9SS; Tompkins, 49, Ulster, 50; Warren. 7S4; Wash
ington, Sl15; Wayne, 2ll3i Wyoming, 1852; Yates;
1878: total s., 40.
Cleveland's plurality, l24l.
NEW YORK Nov. 10. The Police Commissioners
to- day received communication from the Mayor
asking that police prevent glove fights, such as
take place in the Madison-square Garden, on the
ground that they demOrallZlng and differed III
on degree from prize-fghts. The Superintendent
of Police was accordingly instructed to prohibit
such exhibitions in future and order to that
effect was sent to all police captains.
NEw YORK Nov. 10. The Sun says: The health
officers expect the arrival of cholera in New York
early next summer and will not be surprised If
sporadic cases appear sooner. They making
preparations by removing causes of infection,
puation, closing wells which are found to be i'm
pregnated with sewerage, and reducing, as far
as possible, the number of vaults, of which there
are 10000 in the city.
LONDON, Nov. "A severe shock of earthquake,
accompanied with terrific explosive report,
occurred tonight at Clitheroe, Lancashire, about
twenty-five miles from Manchester. The shock
threw down houses in the streets and caused great
CONSERVATION and excitement among the lnhabi-
tants.
Dtrrr Nov off, nf
E. C. Knight d Co. shuts down on Saturday night.
Nearly 800 men viii be thrown out of employment.
Tue depressed condition of the sugar trade is the
cause. The refinery of Mexican, Borie d Co. has
shut down for the same reason and 200 hands are
thrown out Of employment.
NV YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE Times says: Political
gossip is now industriousy making Cabinets for
Cleveland. The names of Randall Bayard, Thur
man and Mcdonald among the most pro-
minently discussed. Pennsylvania is about as
likely to get Cabinet officer as Blaine is TO gel
the English Mission.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 4.-In Kings county the com
plete official canvass, not yet declared, is Cleve
land 69,274, Blaine 1892, Butler 2,44S, st. John
I,426. Cleveland plurality 1925,
FRASKIS.-Cleveland 2,94S. Blame 1888; st
John 20, Butler 81.
New York, Nov. l4-Cofee-Prime Rio 2OAc
Sugar-crushed, 6S[@62sc.; dry graduated, 6Sqt
3-l6c.; extra yellow G, 5s6G514c. Petroleum-Sh
(dl01c. Hops-lSG22c. Leather-California sole
22G24c. Pig-iron-No. l, y foundry, $I9 50d$20
NT-w York Nov 1.-THE Tribune says: Abou
5000 nearly all Republican votes were cast fo
St John in this State, The Republicans, however
gained from other quarters about 5000 more vote
over Garfelds votes than they lost by the diver
sion to ST. John, by the transfer of the boltiuI
free traders to Cleveland. In New Jersey the vot
for Blaine is $500 more than the vote cast 70
Garfield, vet there were about 5000 votes diveTte
to the Prohibition ticket. Assuming 5000 forme
Republicans voted for Cleveland as the bolter
claimed, the Republicans must have gained nearl
1900 votes from former Democrats or from ne'
voters. A similar state of facts appears IN othe
Northern State. The Republican party has gain
ed more votes than it has lost.
NEW YORK November l4th.-The Internationa
glove contest between Sullivan and Greenfield
which takes place next Monday night, Is creatln
great excitement among sporting men throughoU
the country and bids fair to bring together large
crowd than that which was present at the Sulliva
fight with Tug Wilson.
NV YORK, November 14th.-Among the Mo-
mons who left Tennessee yesterday for Utah WEI
three negroes, being the first known converts
Mormonism from the race.
NEw YoRK, Nov. IA special from st. Lou
SAYS: Among the arrivals this morning was f, y
Ownbey of Bakersfield, Cal. He stopped to mai
arrangements for the transportation over I'll
Northern Pacific Railroad of 1,l00 negroes frol
Chattanooga to Bakersfield. Ownbey is agent
HaCgin and Tevis, two of the wealthiest men
the Golden State, "who have plan for the dri'
ing out of Cinnamon" Said 0wnbey: LA
spring transported 800 negroes from Tennessee
and the plan proved success. Haggin has COG
900 acres of land in Kern county, upon which /
had constantly employed 1,5OO Cinnamon, eat
one costing SIS per month. Chlnaman Is q
bearable as a workman, for he is slow, cunnil
and thievish. Truly, be is the curse OF Callfornl
have found trouble in getting negroes, make
written contract with them, giving the men I
per month and board, the women s. and boar
and BOYS get Sc and board. The 800 already q
onized are perfectly satisfied. They are settl
on land, live in good houses and draw their Eag
monthly. They work under superintel dents,
farming. picking and preserving fruit, and
diaries and raising cotton. This last industry Is
novelty for California. We raised 800 bales
cotton this wear. The result has been that
have almost rid ourselves of Cinnamon. lndee
so we'll known is our success IN Kern count
that have received orders for the colonlzlng
10000 negroes whom expect to obtain this vi
ter. In the negro, California sees her only no
against Cinnamon"
LONDON Nov. 1I-St. Paurs Cathedral tod
was the scene of stately service in commemol
ton of the hundredth anniversary of the conseci
ton of Bishop Seabury, the first American Dish
of the Protestant Episcopal Church. The servl
was conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbul
assisted by the Bishops OF London, Winchesti
Durham and Albany.
Right Hon, George j. Shaw Lefevre, has be
appointed to succeed the late Henry Fswcett
Postmaster General.
The Government has sent two hundred tons
torpedoes to pr 1851 thl ooaiiue stations IN Cti1