The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-03-25


PERP. M. S. $. ZEALASDA. DATES TO MARoH 15TH.
AMERICAN.
NEw YoEK, March IA special dispatch from
QCebec to the EreRiHg telegram to-day says
Archbishop Tascheau has written to the Irish
National Association protesting against the car
rYing OF American flags in the St. Patrick's day
procession, on the ground that such action would
be misunderstood and taken as evidence of disloy-
atty, and as signifying that the Irish people of
Canada favored annexation.
SAN BERNAEDrSo, March 14.-Last night at 70
o'clock DIR. Smith died of blood poisoning. Sew
cral weeks since the doctor had horse affected
with distemper and in caring for the animal con-
tracted the disease himself. Every effort was made
to relieve and cure him, but without avail. The
doctor had been resident of this country for
friends.
VICTORIA iB. c., March 1.-The banks Jane
Spratt and Haidee have sailed for Portland. Chi
nese immigration Is now entirely checked The
exclusion Is absolute, none being allowed to en-
ter upon the island.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-According to appoint
ment, Henley, rarpey, English and Foote had an
interview with the President to-day. They are all
very close about what transpired, but say they
were satisfied with what they were told. They all
think that they are surely on top, far rs the
Coast patronage Is concerned.
NEW YoRK, March 15,-General Grants disease
has passed the period of quiescence. Even the
three small warts upon the roof of the mouth now
present an angry appearance and give external
evidence that the process of liberation has already
set in in that locality, well in the throat
From the time that liberation begins the cancer
makes constant and fatal progress.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-The Democrats are
bowling because they fear that Blaine lis about
capturing the Administration. They were much
surprised to learn that Cleveland requested Blaine
TO call on him yesterday. The meeting between
the two gentlemen was hearty one, each shaking
the other by the hand with warm grasp. They
1rnrp n IN bOu md rhpn
MIR. Blaine came out the President accompanied
him to the door and gave him cordial invitation
to visit the Executive mansion frequently This
afternoon, at Miss Cleyeland's reception Mrs.
Blaine was present She was accompanied
by her son, Walker and her daughter, Miss Mar
garet Blaine Miss Cleveland had never met
either of them before and the color came to her
face when Mrs Blaine was presented. Miss Cleve-
land made their short stay at the White House
very pleasant, paying them the most distinguished
attention.
SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. 14.-Geo W. Tyler the law
yer and Mrs. Sara Althea Hill Sharon have fallen
out with each other.
WASHINGTON March I4-After the announce
ment OF the Senate committee to-day Senator
Miller asked to be excused from service on the Naval
committee and that Senator Stanford should be
put ON that committee in his place. This was
agreed to. The reason of this request was that
Senator Stamford had not been assigned to as
many places of importance as Miller thought he
ought to be.
WASHINGTON, March I3.-rhe Presidents mes
sage, asking for the return of the Nicaraguau,
Spanish and Mexican treaties, was received by the
Senate to-day in executive session. The treaties
will be returned to the Executive at once, no
action of the Senate being required. The mes
sage withdrawing the treaties was very short. 1t
assigned no other reason for the withdrawal than
for re-examination.n
WASHINGTON, March l3.-The President to-day
issued proclamation, which, after recapitulating
briefly the history of the Oklahoma boomers, con
cludes as follows:
|, Grover Cleveland, President of the United
States, do hereby warn and admonish all and
every person or persons now III occupation OF
such lands and all such persons as are intending
preparing or threatening to enter and settle upon
the same, that they will neither be permitted to
enter upon said Territory, nor if already there,
to remain therein, and that If due regard for and
voluntary obedience to the laws and treaties OF
the United States and this admonition and warn
ing be not sufficient to effect the purposes and in
tentions of the Government, as herein declared
the military power of the United States will be In
voked TO abate all such unauthorized possession
TO prevent such threatened entry and occupation
and to move all such intruders from said Indian
lands.
wAsurSGIoN, March l3-It is regarded as Ger
tain that ex-Congressman Sparks of Illinois is &C
be made Commissioner of the Land Office.
wAsHraroS. March l3.-The President received
the members OF the diplomatic corps aud tht
ladies of their families in the blue pGrlor of the
Executive mansion TINS afternoon. lie was as
sisted BY his sister.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The ak came down il
the Treasury Department to-day and forty oficia
heads rolled into the basket The victims wer,
six special agents. twenty-six special inspectors o.
customs, and ten persons whose names are OF
what is known as the fraud rolls
SAN Josr, COSTA Rica) via GALVESTON, Marcel
l3-General Don Prospero Fernandez, Presiden
Of Costa Rica, died suddenly this morning
SACRAMENTO, March lS.-The Police Commits
sioners Of this city, composed OF the Mayor, Po
lice Judge and Chief of Police, held a meeting
this afternoon. 1t was decided to make mos
vigorous effort to enforce the law prohibiting
Gambling, and the policemen were warned tina
thev wonld lose their places unless they do thei
dufy in tbs premises.
SALT LAKE, March 13.-United States Marsha
Ireland. with two deputies, entered and searched
ihe Garda House. the residence OF John Taylor
President Of the Mormon Church, tins afternoon
Taylor who is supposed to be indicted tor polyg
amy add its cOngenial otfenses, was not 10 b
found. Witnesses in the case were obtainec-
B1sNARcK. ID. IT, March Ex-Governor PieTc
TODAY vetoed the Woman Suffrage bill.
vxScouyEE, (B. C..l March 12.-On the isrrfTa
of The steamer George Z. Starr, from Puget Soun
TODAY twenty Chinese passeng Hers moi alloSe
10 land and will have to return to tuget oonne
The police are acting under orders from me IL
vincial Government and the DOMINION custom
officials are powerless. There IS inuch eAoiteineu
in ChinatoKn and writs OF haoees corpus a
threatened. The penal.y assessed on a captain M :
a vessel from which Cinnamon are lalueu Is ~
ahead.