Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15

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pp Tucker aI Namris hs. been
elected surgeon Ceb,nl oi ihs Gmni tfm,
Ut 'hs RcrubIi, TN. BE- compliment uol
only a che ln.ior praaual, bod, 600 ,1ilawA
a. will
,up. ntsll kinds nc uwor 1uI much hsi.
H., thtn w. expected in muat patis of aliior
ma ,nd farmers ns NOT complaining u 1ll
The fruit s,up both n 1uonul, aHd quality
i, me largest cycr known
m, Chinese pheaaanr turned loosr n
O,crou some time since have nietbtel With
me native g,ou,s, and new gsms bid With
hs head ol pheasant anil wing lHi mI
feathers ~ grouse i'ths result
There ' great rejoicing in British Columbia
oysi the chinese Exclusion Act The British
Columbian, ,ay they mran tn zee lh- law car
ticd out Law and uucf league, have been
organized In various sections 10 see that
Chinese npro,idrd with passports do MT pas,
to and from British Columbia and Washington
Truitpry
II tn, report, about Geronimo the Apache
brave be correct, there may I've o chance iof
hr military 10 redeem their reputation by
capturing the chief Of the rcncgadrs lie i,
said to have LEFT the MILESTONE mountains,
which lie between Tombstone aud the border,
hut from all or previous accounts the Chief
was ovct the border in old Mexico
GRNrpAL AMERICAN Sorrs
There have been terrible foods in Colorado.
Riel the Canadian rebel say, he was insane.
Labor strikes arc still agitating tho Eastern
United States
The war in the United State, Of Colombia
Is practically over
English capitalists have promised to loan
Mexico 100000.
The Arizona Apachcs are still ON tho wal
path So are tho Mexican Naqun.
The second annual arizona Industrial Tx
position will he held near Phoenix, Octobc,
18th
Brigadier General Roberts, who served
under General Grant, died in brooklyn jul,
,pd.
Stanley lluntlcy, who wrote tho "Spoopcn
dyke Papers ior the Brooklyn Eagle. v
dead
Forests fires have committed terrible ravage
in Camden, Burlington and Atlantic counties
New Jersey
T. H. Gilman OF Detroit has offered 10 hNcl
iianlan against any oarsman in tho world 10
5000 a side
IIondurss Ccntr, America, is attracting
United States capital in mining and stool
raising ventures
II is estimated that there has been lie
crease OF about $1,000, 600 in the T. $. publ
deb, during July.
umatilla county, Oregon, wheatfelds NJ
yielding from ,hirty.6ve to forty bushels G
wheat to the acre.
The Bishop of Lima has protested again'
the proposed Masonic Hall to be erected i
Lima.
Nicholas Popplcm, one OF the most prom
ncnt business men OF Baltimore, died in this
city July aSrd, aged II.
p.e.;.ls", Cleveland h", dies''"ed ~ '"~aiI
his proclamation requiring ca,tlcmcn to rcmoN
rom Indian Territory within forty days.
The san Francisco Chamber of CommcrC
has made formal protes, against the action
the United States Government in refusing
aid the Australian mail lines.
A Canadian wanted to become an America
, citizen the other day and on being asked &C
tain questions said tina, country was ruled
king. lie was advised to wait awhile
Honolulu is no, the wors, city to live /
The United States Signal Office shows III
Washington averaged 90 for twelve days, +
Gently, and was much hotter much OF the tim
The rate of postage on letters sent from q
United States to Australia and New Lcalan
via England, Brndisi and Sue, Canal, h
been reduced from IS to - cents, making
uniform with the rate via San Francisco,
Fircmen and sailors on the Atlantic steal
-, ducton of wages of los per month. |, is dit
:, cult to obtain crews, as the men are keeping
-, sharp watch on those likely to accept reduc
II. pay.
s. General Lew Wallace returned to New Va
!, through Naples Rome, Florence, Paris a
London. and he says that the streets in the
:, cities are extraordinarily clean-in anticipate
,e Of cholera-whereas, by comparison, I
,horoughiares in New York are in filthy n
: dangerous condition.
at "The world moves, and the Holy Chur
es Universal coniesses the fact, Bishop Stevei
he OF Pennsylvania, has decided tina, two won
elected TO the vcs,ry OF St. Luke's Episcol
& Church at Chadd's Ford. in that state,
an eligible. Now, then, we will no longer re
,is Of vestrymen,' but vcstymen and vest,
A
ed and surely crumbling"
~ The officers OF the United States corps
.o engineers in charge Of the improvements W
wv the Notifications OF the country, have ms
P'' their annual report to the chief of engines
'"' On accoun, Of the small appropriation M
e' las, year, but little work has been done dur
NV the past season, The funds available "
." used in putting in good order the platloI
W. and parape,s of the various forts
ays A dispatch dated New York, July 5Ist, 81
The banks OF the New York Clearing-ho
Committee have agreed upon the details
plan for transferring gold to the gov-rnm
in exchange for silver. The plan will be re
to 60 into effect tomorrow morning. A m
y" ING OF the Clearing house COMMITTEE was