The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-01-14
LATEsTFoREIcNN NEWS

Pm o. s. S. MAR1posA. DATES To JANUARY 2vD.
The number of unemployed laborers at the
East has lately increased during the past year.
Mayor Grace of New York took the oath of of
fee January l.
1t is reported that the money necessary to pay
Nanderbilts claim against Grant has been raised.
Earthquake shocks continue to be felt in Spain.
The Government of Victoria Australia, protests
against German annexation of New Guinea.
Army, Paymaster W. H. Smyth, stationed at
Savannah, has absconded with 5000.
President Arthur's New Years reception at the
White House was largely attended.
Extensive preparations are being made for the
inauguration of Cleveland.
Congressman Hurd asserts that Cleveland is
radical freetrader.
The Managers of the New Orleans Exposition
want 100000 more from Congress.
Tho snow blockade on the Oregon railroads
still continues; Portland has had no Eastern let
ter mall since December 18th; there are reports of
heavy losses of stock on the ranges in Eastern
Oregon.
The California Southern road has resumed be-
tween St Bernardo and st Diego after eleven
months suspension.
Clarence Gray, the murderer of Il. Il. Scott at
Paradise New, has been captured at Lone station
New.
John L. Sullivan brutally beat Rose Booth, a
waiter girl, at Boston.
Pink Bradley, an ex- Confederate officer, died
suddenly in Atlanta while about to reioin his wife
whom he had deserted years ago.
Another child has fallen a victim to the prayer
cure" at Denver, making three since Christmas.
Captain Howgate. the embezzling Signal Service
officer, is in New Mexico.
Randall is being well received in the South
1t is proposed to make the King of the Belgians
suzerain of the Congo Free State.
Additional earthquake shocks have been expert
enced in Spain.
league is to be established to advocate the
restoration of the Pope's temporal power
About 80 persons we're wounded by the falling
of the roof of theater at Cholet, France.
The recent robbery of LeFeyres jewelry store at
Montreal is attributed TO an American named
Jones.
General Gordon has food and ammunition for
several months.
Work on the Montreal ice palace has been sus-
pended, owing to a thaw.
The London Times is 100 years old.
The decision in the Sharon case has prevented
the contamination of the sale of a part of the ex-
Senator'S property in Washington to Secretary
Frelinghuysen.
1t is reported that French transport with troops
from Toulon has been sunk by Chinese cruiser.
The excitement caused by the earthquake in
Spain is subsding
II is not believed that any anti-Mormon legisla-
ton will pass at the present session of Congress.
Rosecrans is being doomed for Secretary of War
in Cleyelands Cabinet.
The Merchants Exchange of st. Louis opposes
the new Spanish treaty.
Clevelands letter on civil service reform is gene
rally approved at Washington
The trespassers in Indian Territory are to be
driven out by troops.
4 spiritual farmer of Chehals, W. T., named
Pearson, murdered his infant child and then at
tempted suicide after persuading his wife to do
the same.
A fire at Franklyn, L. T., consumed about SIS,
600 worth of property.
Boulder island, near Stockton was flooded by
the giving away of levee.
The prospect for the passa &c of the bill placing
Grant on the retired list is not good.
Congressman Randall was given a reception by
the Louisville Board of Trade.
The Senate Committee of Indian Affairs will
soon begin investigating the leasing of Indian
lands TO cattle-men.
The arrangements for the dedication of the
Washington monument are nearly completed.
General Hazen has preferred charges against
Assistant Adiutant- General McReever for CRITICS
ing the management of the recent Arctic expedi
ton.
Beecher's speech at the conclusion of his Ser
mon on Sunday did not please his congregation
Another child died at the Williams prayer
cure asylum at Denver.
The Cardriyers' strike causes great inconve
nience at New Orleans.
Germany is not inclined to interfere in the
Egyptian question until England and France have
reached an agreement.
Gladstone celebrated his seventy fifth birthday
on the 18th Dec
Earthquakes have been felt in Austria ant
Wales.
There seems to be little chance of the ratification
of the Spanish and Nicaraguan treaties.
Colonel Mcclure of the Philadelphia Times hai
been giving Cleveland some advice regarding tn,
selection of his Cabinet.
Commissioner of Navigation Patten has madt
his first annual report.
There is believed TO be no chance for Conklin,
to secure the New York Senatorship.
Senator Hoar approves Blaines course in calling
attention TO crime and fraud in the South at tn
recent election.
All of General Grants property is to be sold t.
satisfy the Judgment held against him by William
H. Vanderbilt.
Ulysses Grant Jr,tod on Saturday before Refe
rec Cole in New York how lie was victimized b!
Ferdinand Ward.
Numerous additions have been made to tn
California exhibit at the New Orleans Exposition
DRussia's advance in Afghanistan is causing con
siderable alarm in England.
The outlook for the British expedition in tn
Soudan is not cheerful.
Apostle Cannon is engaged in converting tn
people of Switzerland to Mormonism.
priest at Cortelos, in Galcia was burned t.