The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-13


He has thus far proved obdurate, and
his inertness has strengthened the re-
port that he has bargained with his
wife that she is to do all the work
and have all the glory of his cam
paign. Lady. Churchill was victori-
Gus and her husband was elected.
July 4th.
First Assistant Postmaster-Gene
| Hay has resigned.
Judge Lambert Free of Illinois has
been appointed American Minister to
Belgium.
Three men were drowned by the fall
of freight train into a stream be-
tween Arcadia and Liberal, Mo-, and
four persons were killed by being run
down by train at Winthrop juno
ton, Mass.
Baldwin's Verano won the mile
and quarter race for all ages at
Chicago.
HanIan Defeats Lee.
Hanlan and Lee foWed three miles
with turn at Sylvan lake, st. Law
renee county, for a purse of $1,000.
Hanlan won easily in 1922. The
race was witnessed by a large crowd.
Victims of Cholera.
Reports from the cholera districts
in Spain are as follows: Aranjuez, 80
new cases and 81 deaths; Valencia,
city, 159 new cases and 100 deaths;
| Valencia, province, outside of the
city, 494 new cases and 257 deaths.
In the SOudan.
General Wolseley will start for
England July 9TH.
On the completion Of the railroad
from Wady Halfa to Alashish, on the
18th instant, the British troops will
occupy the latter place.
Changed Temper OF France.
The French Government has with
drawn it's demand for a fixed date
upon which English troops shall
evacuate Egypt, and offers to leave
the period to the discretion of the
English Government, if Lord Sails
| bury will admit the principle of
EVACUATION. Washington, French
EnfSassador at London, has also
made conciliatory evertures regard
ing the question of the control of the
Suez Canal. This change of attitude
on the part of the French Govern
ment is attributed to the entente be-
tween Lord Salisbury and Prince Bis
| marck.
Disabled Steamer.
! The steamship East Anglia, which
arrived at New York from the Med
iterranean, reports June 9th, in lati-
tude AZ deg. 81 min., longitude 80 deg.
80 min, spoke and took letters from
the steamer Gallia, from New York
for Liverpool, disabled, having broken
her third section shaft on the 22d ult.
| The Gallia was in tow of the steam
ship River Avon, bound for Seville.
All were quite we'll and happy GA
beard, and it was expected to have
the repairs completed by the 28th ult.
and proceed without assistance. The
weather was exceedingly fine.
Sunday, July 5th.
The Fourth of July celebration in
San Francisco was chiefly noticeable
for it's twenty-five fire alarms.
At Chicago yesterday important
races were won by Baldwin's Estrells
and Grismer and Porter Ashes Alta
The results of the Parliamentary
elections in England were so favora
BILE to the Conservatives that the
Liberals have become alarmed.
Queen Victoria will confer the
Order of Bath on Sir Peter Lumsden
There is no abatement of the cho1ers
epidemic in Spain.
HanIan Again Beats Lee.
CLAYTON, n. Y, July 4th.-Han
Ian and Lee rowed here this after
noon. HARLAN won by length anC
half in 81 :O3.
Maxwell, the Murderer.
A cablegram from Auckland to thu
Chief of Police at ST. Louis announce
the arrival of the messengers sen
from here month ago and acknowl
edgement of the requisition for Max
well, who is charged with the Prelle
murder The officers with Maxwell
will leave on the steamer which sail!
on the 21st instant. There were M
legal complications, and Maxwell
was turned over to the officers a
once.
Americans in London.
| CYRUS w. Field entertained United
States Minister Phelps at dinne
last evening. The other guests in
| cluded Senator Edmunds, COnsu
General Walter, the more prominen
members of the American colony il
London, the Duke of Argyle, Lords
Houghton and North, John Bright
Right Honorable w. E. Forster anC
large number of other noted Eng