The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03
Gazette Supplement- Dec. 3rd, 1884.

laLLu u tue boatman s Bank Is President and he
says tue company is solvent. A magnificent thir-
teen-story refinery was recently Completed bv the
company az cost of $4,000 and it is said this
had something to do with to-day's action.
New HIVES, Conn > Nov. 2l-A meeting of
elerg5men OF all denominations was held to-day 10
arrange Tor congress of American churches. The
congress Is to be held here in Nav, 1885 The
founder OF the association is Bishop Clark of Pro-
whence: -
BosToS, Nov. ga meeting opened at neon at the
Board Of Trade for the discussion of the National
bankrupt law, the excessive coinage of silver and
the reciprocity treaties with Mexico and Canada
All me business exchanges in the city we're repre-
sented- Addresses so far have been made by Soma
Tor hoari Congressman Ranney, Leopold Morse
and Collins In favor of a national banEruptry hill
and oy b. Nourse against the coinage of silver dol
manifestations we're adopted for petition PRAYING
congress to suspend the Act requiring the coinage
u sNer ooiiars, thereby removing the chief cause
OF the prevailing distrust and dread, and urpinp
upon Congress the Importance Of the enactment Of
the Bankruptcy bill passed by the Senate at its last
session and praying the House of Representatives
- leAe cary and favorable action upon the bill to
CARY into effect the reciprocity treaty with Mexico
81. LOUIS, Nov 2l-The fifth davis session, ~
the Cattle Mems Convention opened al IO.45
o'clock this morning. A collection amounting to
SlzVo Tor the relief of sufferers from drought in
Virginia and heStuckY vas taken Up. The con
yention unanimously extended congratulations To
Hendricks.
ALBAsI, Nov. 2I.-The State Canvassers met AT
noon All we're present Secretary Wood an
n9nhced the footlngs of the tables as follows:
highest Democratic ElectOr, Priest, 5S3 ia: Hipb-
ess keRpblican Elector, Carson So, COS; Democra-
TIC pluNlity, ll49. The Lowest Democrats Flee
tori Ottendoefer, 56S,04S; lowest Republican Plec
sot, harris, S6l 81; plurality, 1077 Highest Pro-
hloitlon Hector, Miller, 25,OO6; lowest Ellswortb
ASS. Highest Butler Elector O'DonneII. II O04:
lowest, Campbell, 1851. After the aunoanoe-
Llent the members OF the board signed the tables
SHANGHAI. Nov. 21.-The Chinese ironcIsds a..
Lung and TiaHg Fsi have arrived and in,s,,5 ~
mosa. Vi Hor-
PARIS, Nov. 2l--It is reported that the Chinese
Government has offered France 75.OO0OOO francs
l,zJO,OO.OOO francs. '-N'
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-The Marouis of S.Iisb,-- :.
pressing Gladstone for a reduction in the 1nr,bar
OF Irish members of the House of Commons nnJer
the proposed Redistribution bill. II IS Reported
t la Gisdstons mas consented to reduce the num-
per oS nve; The coalition of extreme Radicals
and Parnellifes IN the Commons threatens tbs
Liberals With large detection.
LONDON, Nov. D.-The trial Of the suit of Adarns
against Coleridge began to-day IN the Conf of
QuSen Bench. The plaintiff IS a wealthy man
well known IN London society circles ana -
lntll recently, engaged to be married 10 NJ
Mildred Mary Coleridge, the only dauobter ~
baron Coleridge, Lord Chief Justies ~ FToIa,,d
DSsEnlg THIS engagement Bernard CoIeridpe the
eldest son and heir of the Lord Chief Justic heard
some accusations affecting the moral eharacts- ~
AuaLns. lie Investigated the charges and satisfs-j
himself mat they we're true. Then he wrote a
iong letter 70 ms sister, IN which he denounced
Adams as hbertine and an Objectionable ra-sor
IN many respects P-'1'N
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2I.-Baine has rented the
mouse OF Secretary Window in this CITY and i
expected to occupy 1t IN about two weeks.
NIESSA- Nov. 8.-A Hungarian clergyman named
AIlsnia, while travelling on sedge 10 LouIa with
nis vile and child, was pursued bv wolves 10
wife, terror stricken at the sight Of the aniraIs
lei the child fall from the sledee The bnsbsn3
Jumped out to save the child and both were de-
.oufed out not before the father bad killed two Of
Tue wolves. Meanwhile the horses attached to tbe
sledge ran away and the unfortunate r1otber
owing 70 the terrible tr1al TO which she was sub
leeted- was prenlat1rely delivered Of a dead child
: ae uorses ran 70 Loulag and upon arrival there
me people found the woman herself dead in the
siedSe This terrible tragedy occurred within tbe
space Of an hour.
OAlEo' NOV IA man who arrived here Iyst
syenlng from khsrtoum states that General Cor
ION has 10 his army 1000 Turks and 5000 blacks,
Issues large number Of Arabs. He also has a |
plentiful supply Of provisions and smmunition
I us A@n9i people are deserving and fleeing to
ne MUS, having lost faith In the False Prophet.
LONDON, Nov "a special dispatch from a
correspondent IN Egypt praises the Canadian boat
men stating that they are Thoroughly canal 70 |
their work and systematic and nntiriry ~ ttsir /
LAoOfs. IL would have been economy of both life /
And money II there had been 200 Canadian boat /
men engaged instead OF 400
BEELTS, Nov. 20.-Ths Reichstaq ouened TO-DAY
VIII Us usual formalities- The imperial speech I
attention to the satisfactory progress OF the
~9tk OF social reform made and announced that /
9uis Nould oe introduced extending the system of
.ue soEkngnen's accident insurance and savings =
o-uAs- another VIII grant subsidy TO a colonial
steamship company In connection with this A !
communication Will be laid before the Reichstag
concerning the settlements placed under imperial
protection and concerning the negotiations which
are nov proceeding IN regard 10 them. The speech
further stated Il necessary to create soure n
revenue The great depression in the sugar indus
iificult - ~ Sugar
NV foKK, Nov. IA San editorial. under the I
seao o. Manly IN Defeat eulogizss Blains's con-
duct since the election II saws: Blaine made
speech at Augusta, Tuesday evening which shows
more ability than anything he did daring the cam
palgn II proves that be accepts the result of the
election II manly spirit and vndicates his title
. oe rArded to-day IN spite OF the result Of the
SECTION as one Of the foremost IL not indeed the
very foremost Of the leaders Of the Republican /
party.
NV YoKK, Nov. 1s-The World saws: The suoar
irade Is passing through one Of those prolonged 1
itates Of stagnaflon into which the market some
times settles, and out Of which il is 50 dificult to
ievivs IL Prices are lower than they have been /
before IN thirty or forty years, and while the mem
oers Of the trade profess to believe in revival Of
business, there are as yet few signs Of improve
nent- eti, this Is the very d1llest season Of the
ear and as usual, many refneries ara closing /
'elHporarliy FOR repairs and improvements Sew