The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-07-15

return be viii give them banquet. DENLY
looks at the Chinese question entirely from the
Chinese standpoint
BosroS, juno 29.-A large number ofprom-
inent gentlemen were in attendance at the re-
ception given tonight by the Norfolk Club to
General John A. Logan, at the Parker House.
The new schooner yacht Brunhilde, ll9
tons, owned by John ]. Phelps of Englewood;
n. j., son of William Walter Phelps, started
from New London, Conn, June Is, for trip
around the world
CINCINNATI, June 2s.-Captain Boyton blew
up the miniature man-of-war GGi'Rei, ten miles
below this city, with seyenty-tye pounds Of
dynamite this afternoon. The exhibition was
successful, and occurred in the presence Of
several thousand spectators.
AUBURN, June 2s.-James D. Fish, EXPIRES.
ident of the Marine Bank, arrived at tie prison
this morning to serve his sentence of ten years
imprisonment. Fish wore his citizens dress
in the receiving cell to-day, but tomorrow he
will put on a convict's garb.
LOUISVILLE, June 2s.-A special to the
Cowier-Jomndl from Morehead says: The
trouble Of Rowan county has begun again.
Humphreys, the alleged Sheriff of the county,
to-day shot Craig Talliver, Marshal Of More
head and leader Of the opposition faction, who
attempted to arrest him on a charge of con-
federating for his (Talliver's) murder. Talii-
yer was shot with buckshot, one penetrating
his breast, his hand being shattered and his
chest grazed. He returned the fire without
effect.
LATERAL o'clock this afternoon the
Morehead posse attempted to arrest Hum
phreys, when he and his confederate, Ray
burn, rushed out of the house and ran, firing
The posse returned the fire, killing Raybum
and MORALLY wounding Humphreys.
ToLEDo (o.), June 2s.-For long time
there has been serious trouble in the Polish
Catholic Church here between the priest and
his followers, faction Of whom were opposed
TO him. Over year ago, in a row growing
out of this trouble, man was killed, and The
failure to convict the parties guilty Of the Of
Tense stimulated the opposition to the priest,
which has been increasing in ferocity.
Baldwin's Volante won the American Derby
at Chicago June "a. Distance, mile; time,
2.HI. III
LA LIBERT4D, June 27.-Last night 1900
Nicaraguans embarked here homeward bound
AT battle at Santo Domingo 5000 of Menen--
disto's men hemmed in 5000 Nicaraguans un=s
der Talavera, who was wounded. They fought
for thirty-two hours then cut their way,
through Menendisto's line, losing 5000 killed
and wounded and taking the remainder into
La Union in good order. 4E
EVANSVILLE Is. CO., June 27.-Rebecca
Samuels, II years old, has been convicted of
the murder of Lucy Graham, a six-weekslold
infant she was nursing; she soaked the child
in pot of concentrated I've. The only cause
for the crime is that the prisoner killed the
child to escape the daily nursing of it. This
is the second crime of the same kind she has
committed within the last two years. st
OTTAWA, June 27.-A proclamation has
been issued establishing quarantine against
vessels from Mediterranean ports, as well as
from London, England. Victoria, Brit
ish Columbia, and Sydney New South Wales,
are created quarantine stations.
WICHITA, Ran.) June e.--The Daily Eagle
isrin receipt of specials from the Cheyenne
Indian Agency late last evening, which show
that the situation looks critical, and officers,
employees and traders are liable to be attacked
by the Infatuated Cheyennes at any moment.
SAN Francisco, June 26.-Advices received
in this city yesterday state that the steamer
City Of Toxic went ashore on Sagami, distant
about twenty-five miles from Yokohama, dur
ing fog, and also that the passengers, crew,
mails, treasure and portion of the cargo were
saved, the latter in damaged condition. A
ater dispatch-under date of Yokohama, June
that the vessel will be total
oss.
New LONDON, (Conn.) June 26.-Not in the
history of Yale-Harvard aquatics has tho in
crest manifested previous to race been
brought to such a high state of excitement as
i was before to-day's contest. Att LIZ O'Clock
he word was given and Yale took the water
lery quickly aud obtained lead of about two
eet. Harvard settled to her work, however,
md at fifty yards from the start had drawn up
wen and was beginning 10 draw ahead. In
ess than 800 yards Harvard showed her
strength and at the first half mile had clear
cad Of a length, which she kept increasing.
Yale still rowing 40 and Harvard 35. At the |
nile and half Harvards time was $40, and |
he race was virtually over. At the two miles |
Harvard led by three lengths, pulling fine |
teady stroke Of thirty-six. at the three miles |
Harvard led by ten lengths, passing the flag |
n ls:531S. Yale's time was l940jI. Both
rews spurted at the finish, but Harvard eros |
ed the line fifteen lengths ahead, an easy win |
Ter. AT the finish the Harvard crew appeared |
resh and in fne condition, while in the Yale |
'oat Peters and Parrot appeared to be blown |
nd Harris pulled in rather listless style.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The movement for |
he admission of New Mexico as a State is |
lready under way. Congress will be asked |
t the coming session to enact the necessary
egislation. r.I'-..
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The four years.
erm for which Commodore Montgomery Sicard /
1as appointed to act as Chief of the Bureau Of |
ordinance of the Navy Department will expire
n the 30th inst 1t is understood that he will
g reappointed
New York, June 26.-Mrs. Emily G. Jump
-as arrested yesterday and arraigned at the
eferson Market Police Court charged with
cling an habitual drunkard. She was found
uilty and committed to Jail until her relatives
nd an asylum for her. Six years ago Mrs.
Jump was the leading soprano in the Maple
IN Italian Opera Company
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Gencral HAGEN,
hief Signal officer, has issued an order ex-
nding to day and a half in advance, the
Gather predictions which now only cover one
~. The change will go into effect on July
st.
WASHINGTON, June PA dipatch has
zen received at the State Department announ-
ne the the death at Lima of H. L. Phelps.
nited States Minister to Peru. He was
'out 60 years of age He entered the navy
1871, continuing in its service until 1861,
ID serving with distinction as Lieutenant
under Admirals Rogers and Foote
ring the war of the Rebellion. |;
SAN Francisco, June 24.-Reports recently
ceiyed from the Sandwich Islands state that
at well-known young law clerk, John F. |
cLaughlin, erstwhile confidential clerk of I
gorge Washington Tyler, and who was the
70 of the notorious $4,000 contract swindle |
though separated from the exciting scenes |
the Sharon trial. is enjoying life as only ,
IN who has made such sudden rise can.
nong other luxuries Of his new existence !
9 now included two fast horses. Although :
,Laughlin still says he is ready 10 return to
Is city whenever be is wanted, it is prob
10 he would not bring the S25, 900 with him. :
10 belief seems to be general in the islands I
1t he only received bis share of the sack,
not all OF ii. 1t is said he has recently t
en- trying TO get the Hawaiian Government g
make use of his talents in some Government
ice. /
PANAMA, June 24.-The new regime in PAN :
a does not seem to share happier fate :
IN many Of its predecessors. Local opinion
ii native and foreign, condemns it as arbi
ry aud oppressive; and as nothing else than !
relationship, intensely illiberaliand absolutely
esponsible.
3osToN, June 24.-Vice-P President Hend- !
ks arrived early this morning. He was
by the Governor and escorted to Harvard .
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