The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-07-15
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Per PMS. S. City of Sydney. Dates
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pVWUeICe DAY CgTeDTdICU yg8IETUay
elaborate pomp and regal display which the loyal
people Of San Francisco know 50 well how to
furnish.
ST. LOUIS, July "A cablegram from Auckland
to the Chief of Police announces the arrival OF the
messengers sent from here month ago, and n
acknowledgment of the requisition for maxMeus
who is charged with the Preller murder. The
officers with Maxwell, will leave by the steamer
winch sails on the 21st inst. There was no legal
complication. Maxwell was turned over TO the
officers at once.
DErRou. july 4.-The record in the first heat
of the exciting race between double teams, at the
Driving Park, this afternoon is the best ever
made, beating as it does the famous 2-zs8 nlaue
years ago by Jessie Coates and Darkness. sum
mary double teams TO road wagons, mile heats,
trottine, for a purse Of 500. Billy r. and Prince
Middleton first and third heats, Lady Brovnel
and Onward took second heat.-Time 225, 2aS2a,
go.
CurcAGo, July 4th.-At Washington Park fully
5000 people witnessed the races to-day: Inc
weather was sultry with indications of rain, and
Just prior to the horses being started for the nrst
event light shower fell, scarcely enough to lay
the dust, however The betting was heavy, and
Californians were again in high feather. y
SALT LAKE, july when the sun rose this
morning the National flag hung at half-mAst on
the City Hail. the County. House and The Desegtt
Neirs office, the Mormon Tabernacle, Church T1th-
ing office, John Taylor's residence (called Gardo
House) Mormon Church Offices and the Salt Lake
put full mast as soon as the present manager saw.
It, but those on the other buildings hung limp and
deiectedly against their masts. No one could be
found 10 explain the reason. The crowd present
wanted to go and by force put the flags where they
belonged, but counsel of Governor Murray pre-
vailed. Finally a committee of five were sent TO
demand the Mayor that it should be done, and a
few minutes later the nag at the City HAN was
run to the masthead. The Citizens Committee
made the same demand on Sheriff Graisbeck, and
he hoisted the flag at the County Court House
from half to full mast without demurring. The
flag on the Cooperative Store was also run from
half to full mast about o'clock this evening, but
the others hung out in defiance till shutdown, and
are yet at half mast. All who are Immediately
responsible for this reasonable piece of business
disclaim knowing anything about i but y mas
ton at large and the Government in Utah came
direct from the heads of the church
Ou1uEoo, July A. The sudden disappearance of
Professor w. Modulus, a solo -viohnist of some
prominence, has created quite sensation among
local musicians. His wife and eight young child
rem here are destitute. Moebius may have gore
either to Cincinnati or San Francisco.
{ CLEVELAND, July 4-Phallas won the $4,000
race with Maxy Cobb to-day in three straight
heats. Cobb never showed his nose in front dur
ing the entire race. Time 214-2I52f-2:205&.
Fourteen thousand people were present. ,-+-
w6sHNsroS, July 4.-The President remained
at the White House attending to such duties as be
wished TO perform without the interruption OF
visitors to-day. No callers were admitted
1t Is the purpose Of the managers of the New
Orleans Exposition, which is TO be opened at New
Orleans in November, TO retain and enlarge the
Mexican exhibit and to secure the exhibits from
the South American and the Central American
States and the West India Islands. ~
The steamship East AHglig, which arrived in
New York July md, reports that June 9th, in
latitude 1851, longitude 50'32, she spoke and
took letters from the steamer Gallo, for Liver
pool, disabled, in tow of the steamship Rirer
4r0H bound for Seville. All were quite we'll and
happy on board.
HAVANA, July S.--Four thousand cigar-makefs
met in convention here to-day and adopted reso-
lutions protesting against a cigar contract with
Spain Owing to the low prices agreed upon, the
contractors here are using bad quality of leaf,
and are stamping boxes with labels of accredited
brands. -T5 aTlL e.llTs fLtf T.
CHICAGO uly3.-The West Divisiou-slreet Rail-
way began moving their cars on Madison street
this morning, under protection Of large force of
police. barricade had been erected at one point
on the route, but the police charged the crowd,
using their clubs freely, and two men we're serouH
ly injured. The police took the. aggressive, and
as it was known that they had orders to shoot the
crowd hesitated about becoming too demonstra.
tive. Arrests were made on every hand Of persons
jeering or in any way seeking to create disturb
ance, and the malefactors were carted off tothe
police stations. Over one hundred arrests were
made during the morning. Il,
WATEBTowy IN. " July S.-Hanlan and Leo.
rowed three miles With turn at sylvia Lake, ST,
Lawrence County, to-day for a purse of 81 900.
Hanlan won easily in Is minutes % seconds. The
race was witnessed by large crowd of spectators.
uanlan and Lee will row at Clayton tomorrow
for d purse OF S6OO @A
Pn1LADELPmL, July 3.-Letters from Bloom
ingdale Asylum received by W. F. johnson, law
yer for Mrs Mccullough, say there is no hope
whatever of McCullough's final recovery. ~
NEosHo FALLS (Kans.) July 3-The river has
risen steadily for the past six hours, and is still
rising 1t now flows in steady current through
Main street. and all of the east part of the city is
under water. In the bottoms the crops are all
gone and most of the stock drowned. ~
PANAMA, July 3.-News comes from the Atlantic,
coast that the ports of Barranqulla and SayinallA
are again in the hands of the Government forces,
up the river to some point in the Interior, which
cannot be OWNED with accuracy. EtfYrrri
WASHINGTON, July S.-The President to-day ap-
pointed Samuel L. Houser of Helena, NJ. II, to be
Governor Of Montana. ~
WASHINGTON July 3.--The Alabama Claims Com
mssiOners have issued an order Diminishing Mr..
Aston, the insurance agent OF the commission IN
Europe. .,.,r.r.i .' Ir-.
NEW ORLEANS, July "A PicdgtOe's Santa Rea
(Mexico) dispatch tells of a cyclone which passed
over that section Colonel Pedro Valdez estimates
his loss by the breaking and uprooting of sugar.
wood and pine trees were snapped on at the roots
or torn off bodily. Not a tree was left standing
i'll its course. In San Juan de Sabines forty
houses were blown down and several persons in
jured. Ranches were badly damaged, and many
cattle and sheep killed. The track of the storm
was 400 yards wide, and the duration four to five
minutes.
CHEYENNE IVY. t., July 2.-This afternoon
lightning struck powder. magazine one mile
north of the city, causing the explosion of three
tons of giant powder. a house in the vicinity
was blown to pieces, and the occupants, Mrs. Wal
ker and an infant seriously injured. Rocks were
blown in every direction for half a mile, plate
glass in several stores broken and the effects
of the shock were felt all over the city. Tele-
graph poles were demolished, fences torn down
and the adjacent driving park seriously damaged.
New YORK, July Judge Gildersleere this
morning decided to send Mrs. Yseult Dudley to
tho Middletown asylum. When notified of the dis
position of her the prisoner said she was sat
isied that she needed rest and seclusion, and eI-
pected to be benefited by her treatment in Middle
town. She will be taken TO her new quarters to-
morrow.
NV YoRK, July 3.-The Times Detroit CORES
pondent has interviewed Conger, who said relating
TO the Presidents appointments and the Senate's
power of confirmation sit may as well be UNDER
stood that we have conferred with each other, eI-
changed views and, to a certain extent formulated
plans for next winter. When the nominations
come in you may put it down as pretty certain the
Republican Senators will concede to the President
the absolute right to name men of his own choos-
ing for any of two kinds of positions First, those
whose terms of Office have expired. In regard 10
them there will be no controversy whatever. Sec
ond those positions which are in any way connected
with the policy of the administration.
WASHINGTON, July at is understood that Mr..
Kelley, recently appointed United States Minister
to Austria, whose appointment has occasioned
considerable comment, will not be recalled. He
will go to Vienna, and should the Austrian Gov
eminent refuse to receive him it is minated that
that the United States Government will remain
unrepresented at the Vienna court.
SPRINGFIELD (Mass.), July Last night a
prize fight took place near Westfeld. The most
noted men in Boston sporting circles were present
John l.. Sullivan was referee, and the chief back
ers were Patsey Sheppard and jim keenan,. The
contestants were negro, named Kelley, and
white man, named Murphy. The bruisers had
fnger-gluyes to start with, but after few blows
their knuckles were bare, and in this condition
sixty-seyen brutal rounds were fought each man
trying to KNOCK out his opponent with decisive
blow. At last the negro knocked his white Opp0n-
emit unconscious and won the $500 stakes and
about 81, 800 for his hacker Sheppard.
CLEVELAND (0.l, July 1.-The men employed in
the wire department of the rolling mills Joined
the other strikers this morning, and now there
are l,SO0 idle men in Newburgh. The officers of
the mills have telephoned for police protection,
but no violence is feared.
Mt. McGREGoR. July 2.-Notwiths landing the
apprehension that General Grant would pass rest
less night, he rested and slept fully eVen hours.
DR.. Douglas remarked this morning that when the
General awoke last night take food or to have his
seemed to be no drowsiness in his waking inter
walls, and he fell asleep again readily The night
was a very good one, despite the mental work OF