Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-10-24


dinal was dead Then the butler,
Walsh, ushered forth to a cab the vener-
able Rev. Doubresse. The servants
eyes we're wet, and DIR. ,Keyes, who
supported the reverend father on one
side, said to the waiting crowd outside,
"The Cardinal is dead Monsignor
Preston remained with the relatives
and offered prayers for the repose Of
the dead prelate's soul. The other dig
nitaries and priests retired after the
death The dead Cardinals remains
will probably rest in the vault Of the
Cathedral. The interment will proba-
bly, take place one week from Sunday
next.
John McCloskey, the first American
Cardinal, was born in Brooklyn, N. ",
in 1910, and was, consequently, about
seventy-five years of age at the time OF
his death.
The Dissolution of Parliament.
LONDON, Oct. I3.-Lord Salisbury
officially announces that Parliament
will be dissolved November 18th.
americans in the German <rmp
LONDON, Oct. rs,-The Standard s
Berlin correspondent says: Mr.. Pen
dleton, the United States Minister,
purposes coming to an early agreement
with the German Government with
reference to the Bancroft treaty, as
cases of expulsion and enrolment Of
Americans living in Germany in the
army have largely increased
4 Bovcetted Strcs,sa ip cesspasy
Cork, Oct Is.-The Landlords
Union shipped number OF cattle to-
day. The cattlemen continue to boy
colt the steamship company. The boy
co,ted persons are pouring demands
for assistance into the office of the
Defence Union.
WATERFORD, Oct I5.-Several train
loads of cattle have arrived here to be
shipped to Bristol They will be con-
veyed thither by steamer.
spain and Germany.
MADRID, Oct. IS.-The dispatch OF
the 3rd inst, stating that Germany had
acknowledged the Spanish occupation
of Yap, and that Spain had granted
Germany the privilege of free naviga-
tion and commerce in the waters of
the Carolines and the right of estab-
fishing a, a,coaling station on one of the
islands, is officially confirmed.
The Nationalist Copvon ;or.
DUBLIN, Oct. IS.-The Nationalist
convention for nominating candidates
for seats in Parliament for this city
assembled to-day and selected Mr..
Clancy, editor Of the Nation, Mr.. T.
D. Sullivan's paper, and Sir Thomas
Henry Grattan Esmonde. The latter
gentleman's mother was grand
daughter of the Right Honorable
Henry Grattan, who brought forward,
in I78o-82, the famous bill of rights,
asserting the right of Irealnd to self
government. Mr.. Parnell thanked the
delegates for the confidence they had
reposod in him
ADMIRAL Cooper's Son S,cindics "a Friend
and Rans d,cuy.
New YORK, October William
H. Cooper, a son of Admiral Cooper Of
the United States Navy, has fled to
Europe, after defrauding A. H. Sinder-
land out of $4,000. Cooper repre-
sented to Sunderland, a lifelong friend
and wealthy lawyer, that he wanted
SI2,ooo to deposit with the Govern.
nent as security in a pump contract.
On August 5th last the lawyer gave
Cooper the cash and received as secu-
rity forged Government contract On
September goth Cooper sailed fol
England after writing confession to
Sunderland, in which he made a clean
breast Of the fraud. Sunderland is now
trying to attach some property in this
city alleged to belong to Cooper,
: About six weeks ago younger son Of
Admiral Cooper was arrested for sneak
,hieving in the house of Brooklyn
friend. Mrs. Cooper is on her death
bed, and the Admiral is broken-hearted
on account of the evil conduct Of his
sons.
Earthquake Ia Spain.
MADRID, Oct IA severe shock
f earthquake was felt last night in
: Granada.
Il Disabled Steamer.
4 QUEENSTOWN, Oct. IA four
masted steamer has been sighted from
Galley Head having in tow a three
masted vessel supposed to be the over
due steamer SidOnian, which sailed
from New York September 10Th fol
Genoa and Leghorn.
british Influence IA Upper BurD,ah,
LONDON, Oct I4.-Churchill, Sails
bury and Duherin disagree in regard
to the measures necessary to preserve
British influence in Upper Burmah
The Gladstone Government sent to
Lord Dufferin TO eliminate the French
intrigue in Burmah. Salisbury is salts
fed with the assurances of the French
that they have no designs in Burmah
1t is thought probable that Dufferir
will be recalled from India.
An Arro0ont Message.
CALCUTTA, Oct. fixing Theo