The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-06-10
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Por o. S. Maripo.a. Dates 70 june LIST
AMERICAN

NV YORK. ay 30-The sale of the revised
Olo Testament for the week since II was on the
~ Ael h'is been HIGHT as compared with that of
tne revised New Testament. the Ference being as
aoout 10 g, according to dealers, A uublics tiou
s5s5s the revised New Testament has had its GAY.
mere VIII be q steady sale for The revised Old
lt7ttlleut' lhefe Is not furore It, but II
will wish TO have
t'ITrsIuRo, May 3l.-The iron-workers' strike
"AieA VIII be inaugurated tomorrow, promises 10
se almost general Throughout the works, and five
nrns IA tins city have signed the scale and will
continue their mills IN operation.
WASHINGTON, May 3l.--A new candidate for the
once OF Surveyor Of the Port of san Francisco
Aas appeared in Washington in the person of T.
al. Turner Of Oakland.
PORTLAND lOr.j, May Sl.-The correspondent of
t4le d eicN arrived IL the CITY this morning from
Josephine County, southern Oregon where ne re-
ports, there Is great excitement over the gold
mines.
SAN JOSH, May 30.-Between 5.I5 D. m. and mid
night incendiary fires we're started IN this city
and though all we're promptly extinguished by
the IRE department, they created the greatest
conservation and led TO the most virorous
measures % guard the city from destruction
SACRAMENTO May 30.-The attendance at the
races to-day was quite good. The first race. a
dash OF I'VE Fights Of a mile. was won bv PATH
Llfne- l74 ihe second race, the three iu-fve trlt
.etWeeu ] red. B., Cairo. Nighttime and Ned was
Won 10y Nighttime; Cairo took tie first heat ir
49, but Nighttime took the other heats in
a1ira-Z-5lt : -2-sj55. The third race vas q nae
ing event for the 2:2O class, between Prince Sha-
Ter, Aekeru.u and F.im1uut. shaker took tne
Af7l' tiiru ana fourth heats, Alderman taking the
second; iiiif-uuuE was Gistlueed on the third
neat Time, 2.24t -223-2::255 g-229i4
81 LOUIS, May j0.-Jamez Tracy. Of the detec-
i've force and acting State agent, started to-
llEht for Auckland. New Zealand where he all
receive the murderer Maxwell, who killed Preller
At the Southern Hoite over a. month ago and
hiing him back here for trial. Tracy is accom-
panied BY special officers will reach san Francisco
on thursday and sail for Auckland the 9th of
June. Tracy Is furnished with very carefully pre-
parea e1trHuiuon papers, and 1t Is believed that
we'll.
NEW York Nav 30.-General Grant silent well
last night, and enough longer than usual 10 aver
age Ills sleeD for the two DAYS past. Dr. Douglas
stand all night, and said to day the pain III the
JeneFai ear had passed away and he feeling
better his morning.
MILWAUKEE, May 30.-Bay View Iron Mills
closed down tonight owing to a failure to sign
the scale at PIttsburg. About l.JOO men are
thrown out Of employment.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-Gen. r. c. Drum sent
the following telegram to Gen. Schofeld to-day:
Replying 10 your telegram of this date reporting
the arrest on American territory of Gabriel Du-
mont and Michael Dumais Canadian Insurgents
VINO belonged 70 Riels insurreotioBarY force, the
Secretary Of War instructs nee to say that the
military forces have authority to arrest OF de-
tam them. They must, therefore, be released from
military arrest
TucsoS, May 29.-Tbe feeling in Arizona is
most intense over the continued depredatiOns of
the Apsches. Sixty-two men, women and children
have been killed in Arizona and New Mexico
many OF whom have been fearfully mutilated, es-
peclslly the women. The feeling Is bitter
because the people strongly insisted that Gero-
mlno and his band should be disarmed when
taken to toe reservation from the Sierra Madre.
INV YoRK, May 29.-The steamer AduaHos,
which arrived here TO day from Rio de Janeiro,
n vi to #Naa ~.
Of Brazil has adopted programme for the aboli-
tion Of slavery.
san FRAScIsoo May 2s.-The whaling bark
hdi1fbOit, Captain Cogan, was crushed IN the ice
near Cape Wayerln about the middle of April and
sank IN hfteen minutes. Notwithstanding the
Tapidity with which the ship foundered. all hands
on board were saved. The whaling bark atlantic.
Captain Gregory, arrived at Ounalaska on May
18th, leaking badly from damages received in the
ice. She will 60 on the beach and repair and in a
week or ten days return 30 the north. Up to Nav
Isl no northern whales had be u taken. The late
ness Of the whale season is due TO the severity of
of the weather. The ice this year is further TO
the southwark and heavier in quantity than for
many years.
NV ORLEANS, May 25.-The grand interna-
uonal rowing regatta, under the management of
the 1t John Club of this city began to-day. The
weather was cloudy and showery. The first race |
amateur double scull, distance one mile and a /
half, with a turn, was won by the Delaware Club |
Of Chicago: Galveston Club second. two feet he
hind lime, 9;46II. The second race, profess |
siunal single scul in which there were eight en-
tries, distance three miles with a turn was favored
with good start. Gaudaur held the lead and |
turned the stake length ahead Of TeeIner, but /
Ieemer spurted, passed Gaudaur and won by two |
lengths. Time 20OljS. The race ended in a |
heavy rain which began while the oarsmen were |
yet half mile from the finish. Gaudaur got |
second place Griffin third, Lee fourth and Peter
son. hOsmer finished third and Mckay fourth /
but they ruled ont by the referee, Lyman B. 1
Glover Of Chicago for finishing outside the lines
The third race for amateur four-oared Shells one
and-One-half- miles, with turn, was won by the |
St. John Club beating the Louisiana Club. Time |