The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27
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AMERICAN.

AMERICAN.
NV YORK. Oct I5-The last night watch OF
those members of the Society OF st. vincent ee
',ul who guarded the body OF Cardinal AlcClds-
! av in the Great Cathedral last evening, came 20
| an end. The scene within the cathedra was
Grand and impressive. The dead body Of the
Cardinal had, during the night; 1een Iaceu I-li ~
the mahogany coffin, which had been prepared
for its reception. heavy drapery OF purple vel
vet, bordered with slken fringe, hung about the
coffin, and robes Of gold, extending tue entire
length Of the coffin, ornamented the sldes.
CrScrSNGr1, Oct. I5.-The figures from the state
exclusive of Hamilton county, indicate plurality
Of from 1900 to 10000 for Foraker.
NV YoEE, Oct, ia Posfs Washington spc-
cisI saws. The result in Ohio was great surprise
to the Democrats here various oillciHls stg.u
! quite at a loss to furnish satisfactory e1pan1-
| ton as tbey had been led 30 believe from the ad-
vices which they received that the Republicans
would certainly lose and not gain on the vote oi
1883.
NV YoEK, Oct. IA cable dispatch reports
that Arnes Robertson, who Is still Mrs. Bouc'ctat
has a card in the London World alleging that
Dion Bouclcault's recent marriage To MISS lhgru-
dyke Is bigamUus. Mrs. Boucicaut declares that
she has never been divorced from her husband
NV YoRK, Oct Ii-Pilots who run the Astoria
| ferry are unanimous in acknowledging the sue
cessful issue of the explosion at Flood Rock
They say the rocks are pretty well broken up and
/ Flood Rock Is almost ont OF sight AT army mead
/ quarters there is much rejoicing over the reports
OF divers who explored Niggarhead on Monday
and the channel between them and Flood Rock
| Yesterday. All accounts represent the explosion
! as thoroughly satisfactory.
NV York Oct, 1i.-Au athletic meeting for the
benefit Of Myers next Saturday Is attracting
deal Of attention. u will be the last occasion ON
which the world-renowned runner VIII make ms
public appearance as an amateur foot racer.
NV YoEK. Oct 1.-The World says C. p.
Huntington and officials Of the Pacific Mail Com
! pany report that the Iranscontinental Assocla-
tiOn has decided TO discontinue the guarantee oi
| $4,000 per mouth To the Pacific Mail.
SAN Francisco, Oct. l5-Tho following p1ssen
gers sailed for Honolulu this afternoon per Ocea-
! nc Steamship CDmDauys steamer Alameda, Capt
! H. g. Morse. J. Birtram, +. II. Brown and wife,
A. F. Strasburger, W. NJ. Lee, W. Waterhuuse,
wife four children aud servant, N. 5. Sachs Miss
Emma Muinger, C. Motley, The Farini Opera
/ Company SignOI A. Farini, Charles Ihrower, A.
! Marchand, Mile. Marie Zura, Mile. Emma hopf
Miss Helen Avery. 7. i. DredgC, George Il. Luce
and wife wm. A. Bowen and wife. Mrs. W. II.
Stowell Miss Adelaide Stowe 4. J. Geiger, Mrs.
| c. II. Brown, l.. u. Anthon, Hugh Mcintyre, Mrs
| G. Housley, daughter and infant, and sixty IN
steerage.
| SAN FR,ScGsco, Oct IA. T. Towne the Gene
raj Manager vf the Southern Pacific Railroad CON
| tradicts the statement made IN a New York dis
patch. yesterday, 10 the effect that the Irauscon
| tinental Association had decided 20 discontinue
! the guarantee of $4,000 per month to the Pacific
| Mail Steamship Company.
| MONTEREY Oct. 1i.-H. W. Shaw, known as
Josh Billings died at the Hotel del Monte at 10
O'Clock this morning OF apOplsxy.
| NV York. Oct Ii.-Mail advices from Panama
say that Peru is still in a doporabe condition.
LIMA, Oct. ll.-It is reported that heavy fight
ing has taken place between the Montuncgros and
| Government troops
| WAsmNGToS, Oct. 13.-Ihc new maIl service be-
| tween San Francisco and Australia and New Iea-
| land, to replace the Pacific Mail, will begin on
November 2st, and a steamer will sail every four
weeks thereafter. Three steamers have been en-
gagged in this service heretOlJre, two OF them be
longing to John Elder of England and one to the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. For the Paci-
iic Mail steamer Spraclels steamer will be sub
stitutcd so that the line Will hU much American
III character as 1t has been under the old manage
ment. For the new service the vessel-owEcrs Will
receive only the postage of Sl5OOOO per annum
which formerly paid, and, according TO the
statement of Superintendent Bell, they were anx-
iOus 30 get the contract at that rate although the
American companies had refused both sea aud IN
land postage.
BosruN Oct A-In regard to the report that
portions of late Emerson Carlyle correspondence
had been stolen. Edward Emerson Of Concord, |
son of the poet, gives these facts: Shortly after
Cariyle's death 1t became known to mir. Emerson
that many of his letters were missing, and after
long and trying search the rubber was found to be
none other than the trusted private secretary of
Mr.. Carlyle who has since died. This person has
scattered the letter broadcast throughout the lead
ing cities his design being apparently TO distrib
ute them where their attached autO.Tapl would |
bring the highest prices.
CHATTANOoGA, Oct. l3.-Ihe municipal election
here to-day was closely contested The entire |
Republican ticket was elected by a reduced major |
ty. Mr.. Sharp, late Chief Inspector Of the Post |
office Department was elected Mayor. No disturb
ance occurred.
The yellow fever has appeared at Acapulco.
The street car strike at St. Louis seems to have
ended.
The celebrated Cuban bandit, Jique is in SANTA
60 de Cuba.
Salvni vino arrived at New York on Monday is |
coming 10 San Francisco.
The doublC-scull race between Hanlau and Lee |
and Courtney and COnley has been postponed.
MuETEE,L, Oct. l3.-Eighty new cases Of small
puX were reported yesterday, fifty of which were
verified. The students Of the MCGill College have |
been vaccnatcd The Mount ROYAL Huspital,at the |
Exhibition grounds was formally taken possession
Of 10y the May this afternoon, and two carriage
loads Of patients were taken there. A detachment
OF police relieved the troops, and will look after
tue protection OF the grounds IN the future. An
application for injunction to prevent the use of
the Exhibition building as an hospital was heard
to-day, and the Judge took until tomorrow to de
eide the question
The United States steamer omaha, ON the way
from the United States to the Asiauc station,
sailed from Port said ON the 9Th inst.
NYAcK, Oct. l3-The seyerest storm IN many
years prevailed to-day. Considerable damage was
done along the shore of the Hudson river. mum
OF small boats and valuable launch were sunk
The ferry boats from Tarrytown we're uuable to
land here.
ST. LoUIs. Oct. l2.-The situation in tue street
car strike Is UNCHANGED. The strikers nssembled |
quietly at Turner's Hall this morning to await de-
Nelopments. Cars are running all the lines un-
der escort Of the police. Some of the drivers and
conductors who, were frightened off by the riots
have returned to work and no serious trouble Is
apprehended for the present
PITTsnuEG, Oct. l2.-The Huugarians employed
III the construction of the Cresson, Ccariield
county, and New York Short Line Railroad did not
receive their pay on the day it was due last week
They feared they would no. get it and attacked the
Americans, who were experimenting the work
All ESCAPED but one of the contractors, named |
Ferguson who was captured by the Huugarians
and Is now held III captivity 10y them. They swear
they viii Kill him If they don't get their pay by the
10th inst.
NEw York, Oct. l2-Mary Anderson made her
hrst appearance, after two years of success in Eu
rope, at the Star Theatcr tonight She was sun
ported by an English o1mpany-tho same that
was with her on her first appearance IN England
one was most heartily welcomed by tue audience
that crowded the house TO the doors The play
was ' As You Like It." -
Coin SPRINGS HNRBoR u. l. Oct. l2-Thearti-
hcal culture Of oysters has been completely sue
GesSiul at tue matching station of the New York
Fish Commission. Thousands of Young were
Gaught 9g m scallop shells and are now as large as
dime This Is the first practical success on large
scale from oysters artIiicially impregnated and
hatched.
VICTORIA, Oct l2.-bord Lausuowne left this
morning ON his return trip to Canada by the Can
adam Pacific Railway. In a speech at the banquet !
on Saturday night, His eXcellenCy said It was the
intention OF the Dominion and Imperial Govern
menis to create Esqumalt place d'arms for the
North Pacific, and hinted nj an early agitation of
The question Of Imperial federation
PORTLAND Oct. l2.-Ciuvernor Moody io dav
issued proclamation calling an extra session Of |
.he Legislature, to convene Monday, Noyember9th a
Under the constitution the session is limited to
twenty days. OF course, the principal object Of +
.he extra session Is 10 elect Republican United
states Senator, which the regular session last {
month failed to do though there are several local
matters requiring attention. {
NOMINAL, Oct. l2.-The announcement il made d
hat 1t has beea decided TO extend Ricl's raprieye
until after the appeal in his case has been heard
1elure the Imperial Privy Council. i
NEw NoBK, Oct ll.-Alarge number of people l
Q day visited the scene of yesterdays explosion at
Hell Gate, and carried of mumentoes of the occi-
ion The northern end of the reef still protests
rom the water at hiCrtdc, but the officer in charge
itciares that the explosion was complete success
he SAYS the projecting portion is SO huneycomted
With hssurys that 1t will fall to pieces when opora
ions are begun for Its removal. To tho cst.lrl | :
observer, however, At appears intact If any fur
her blessing shall be neCess lry system OF surface
blasts EIl be rcsorteG to.
PmLAnllPHlA Oct. ll.-This afternoon, while :
Robert White, aged -, an puDloye of Forenaurlss