The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-22

San Angelo cowboy, for 500 side, one hundred
birds, Thirty yards rise, came OF to-day Fenrose
won Score 30 20 81. Every bird Of 800 was hit
NV YoRK. April S-John L. Sullivan and
Paddy Ryan to-day signed for a contest with small
gloves at Butte City, Montana, June 18th, for tbs
Championship belt 5000, and two thirds Of the
excursion moneys.
NEv YoEx. April S.-Richard Grant White died
Of gastEtis, ut his house here. to-day. He has
been III all Winter. He was born in this city on
the sd of May, ls2a
DErRorr, April Gth.-The election in this State
passed of quietly. Besides city and township
officers electors voted for Justice OF the Supreme
Count and Regents Of the University. Less than
half a full vote was cast in this city, and very
light vote was polled throughout the State. In
Detroit, Morse, Democratic caudldatefor Justice,
received majority Of lbs over Judge Cooley, Re
publican and Prohibitionist, with one precinct to
hear from, which is strongly Democratic.
GALVESTON, April sth--An inquiry to-day from
the Office Of the Associated Press Ia This city to
the manager of the Central Sontherr American
Gable Company at Libertad, salvador, asking for
| definite information regarding the death Of Gen.
Barrios, elicted the the following response: II
Is positive fact that asangoinary battle raged
for four days on the frontier OF Salvador. Beyond
that no other positive fact IS yet Known
Pm1ADE1FHIA. April 5th.--The Tunes learns from
New York that Jefferson Davis has written a letter
to General Grant, in which he expresses deep SYM
patty with his suferings. He says IL the prayers
and good wishes Of all in the South could avail, he
would conquer the dread antagonist.
NV YoRK, April s;h.-Senor Bseerra, the Col
umbian Minister, received to-day cable despatch
from Buenaventura, dated this day, which informs
him that the revolutonists have possession Of the
city OF Panama. The despatch Is from the Govern
ment of Cauca.
/ ing the Grand Army of the Republic called on
the President to-day and presented an appeal for
the retention IN the Govern ment service Of old
| soldiers. President Cleveland expressed himself
very strongly in favor of the object of their visit
wlsH1SGruS, April 6th.-The Secretary OF the
Navy has ordered 2jOmarines and 100 blue-iackets
/ to sail to-day on the IcHpHic0, from New York 20
Aspinwall. When these men arrive at their desti-
nation the United States will have force of about
l,NJ men and 100 officers on the lsthmus- The
marines are armed with Springfield rifles and the
| sailors with HOtchkiss rides. -Four Calling guns
and two inch rifles, with 10000 rounds Of ammu-
| milton, will be sent with the men leaving New
| York. The entire force will be under the com
maud Of Admiral Jouett, who Is expected to arrive
at Asplnwall with the Tennessee Wednesday. Capt.
| Il. II. Mccall and Lieut.. L. B. NJ Wilson, who left
| Washington for New York Friday last, have been
ordered to proceed 10 Aspinwall to-day. Captain
| Mccall will be in command Of a supplementary
force Of marines, subject TO the order of Admiral
/ Juuott. Lieutenant Mason will be in command OF
| the artillery. With the arrival Of the Tennessee
at Aspinvall, the feet will consist Of five vessels.
including the TsHsssss, the dag ship Of the North
Atlantic squadron, with twenty-five guns, the YaH-
nc, with four guns, the GilsHd, with eight guns,
the s'cridTa, with eight guns, and the IHiaHor,
with six guns.
WASHINGTON. April Chit is understood here
that the appointment of Greenbaum of San Fran.
| cisco to be Consul at -Frankfort-Ou-the-MA Main will
| be made to-day. Judges Field and Bltchelder and
Governor johnson called on the Secretary Of STATE
1 yesterday and urged Greenbaum's appointment
| and it IS said that Bayard promised that the ap-
pJiutment should be made within a day or two
OTTAWA, Ont, April 6th.-It is reported that as
a means Of pacifying the half-breeds in the North
/ west, the Governor will remove Mr.. DOydney and
appoint MIR. Royal, NJ. p, to the liieutenant-Guv
ernOrship Of the Northwest Territory.
NEW YoEE, April 4th.-A capital purse of 5000
has been offered TO be competed for in single
scull race, open to all corners. The purse will b,
distributed in four prizes viz: $1,000 81, go. $50
and $50. The course will be four miles with
| turn. Should William Beach. the Australian, no
compete, the winner will be allowed 500 extra fol
expenses to meet the champion at his home.
| NV OmENNs, April 4th.-To-day California wa
awarded the swecpstake gold medal against thu
world for the best varieties Of citrus fruits; also
two gold medals, eleven silver medals and thirtl
premiums.
La LIBEETAD, via Galveston. April iih.-Hostili
| ties between Guatemala and the allied Republic
| are suspended and an armistice Of one month
| duration allowed.
| The Legislative Assembly Of Guatemala has an
uulled the decree promulgated by President Bar
| rios Feb 18th, in which the Union Of the Centra
| American Republics was proclaimed, and BarriO
was announced as Dictator and Supreme Militar
| Chieftain Of all Central America.
| The gold-hilted sword of President Barrios wa
| found on the battlefield Of Chalchuapa broken
| According TO the latest intelligence receive,
here, President BIrrius Of Guatemala is dead.
! WASHINGTON, April The Senate to-day mad
the following contributions: Henry G.. Pearson
/ Postmaster of New York; Norman J. Colmau
! ~ Lob
| Commissioner Of Railroads; Edward Parke Curt
| Lewis, Minister to Portugal; George W. Merrill
Minister to the Hawaiian Islands; AeKande
McCue, Solicitor of the treasury William Il
| Roberts, Minister to Chile A. Leo Knott, Mary
| land, Second Assistant Postmaster General; A. NJ
Kelley, Virginia. Minister to Italy; Rufus Magee
| Indiana, Minister to Sweden; L. j. Jarvis, Mort
Carolinu, Minister TO Brazil; @. W. Buck, Ken
lucky, Minister to Peru; Il. b. Hubbard Te1ai
| Minister to Japan; Il. b. Anderson, Wisconsin
| Minister to Denmark; Isaac Bell, JT, Rhode ii
and, Minister to the Netherlands; Frederick Rain,
Consul General at Berlin; 4. NJ. Waller, Consul
General at London, England; Edmund Jasser
Illinois, Consul General at Vienna. The nomina
ton Of &. Marion Moore for Postmaster at Plea
| santon, Kansas was rejected.
WASHINGTON, April The following nominA
tons were not confirmed by the Senate before it
| adjournment; Long Of Texas, to be Consul a
Hamburg; Russell Of Connecticut, to be Consul a
| Liverpool; Gross Of Pennsylvania, 10 be Consul a
| Athens; Howell OF Georgia, to be Consul ut Mar
chester Henry p. kernochan, to be naval office
at New Orleans; James o. Henderson, TO be Col
lectOr of Internal Revenue for the Eleventh Dis
trict Of indianapolis; John 4. McGraw, to be Col
lectOr Of Internal Revenue for the District Of IVES
Virginia.
w1sHNgroS, April After confirming a larg
number Of appointments to-day In executive Sc,
sion, the Senate adjourned sine die.
EUEorENS.
TEHEEAS, April ll.-Ayoub Kahn, the e1-Amet
OF Afghanistan who has been residing here 70