The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-29
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Pro. SIS. M.rapo.a. Date. to Jaiy I.t.
AMERICAN.

C1rvEASp. Jnly lS.-The Momsn's Christian
| Teuperance Union Of Cleveland, one OF the oldest
organizations OF this kind in the country, beieyes
in non-partisan action, while the STATE and na-
tonAl organizations havs declared for the Frohio-
i;ion party.
81. I,orrs. Jaly IS.-DelecAies from the United
Hebrew Rclief Association OF nearly all the pEln-
Nfte-roun under call issued by the 81. Louis Re
| hcf Association. fof the purpose Of forming a
= union of HEBREW charities oi the United States
NV YoEK. July 1.-THE Tiuss; Conrad n.
Jn-,ia, Tressnrer u the United States informed
the New York Clearing -ho1se Association yester-
day that. under the present condition Of Affairs,
! the couatyy was steadily drifting toward silver
hssis- he Unlimited, furthermore, that the dTit-
inc process ESs guing on ven rapidly and eoala
only Be checked by change in the sold policy OF
I ths banks.
wAsHrSGruS, July ls-Ihe Colombian Minister
AZ Washington received to-day telegram from
Buruta announcing that the rebels Of B8ranquilla
rsrsistiac IN their determination to ascend the
| Macdalsna riTer, have been completely rp1ted st
Calarnar. Their feet Of sixteen vessels sustained
considerable damage through the explosion OF one
| lSden with ammunition. Almost all the revolu-
ionary leaders are supposed 10 have been killed
seriously wounded. II Is believed that the eIplo-
sion was caused by shell from the Government
troops
NV YcEx. Jelv u.-The Hs,,sif,s Ottawa
special says The Chinese RESTRICTION hill now
hefu-e Parliament has been amended BY the Gov
ernme1t providing that far as Il applied 70 Chi
/
into eject one month after It has received the
ssrf Of the General Government, while as applied
Z | 70 Chinese immigrants coming direct fron China
Il shah not 80 into operation until January. The
biil provides tax of SO on al Chinese landing IN
! Canada except Government representatives. tour
ists, merehAnts students and men Of science, al
Of whom are exempt from It's provisions while not
more than one 70 every Fifty tons OF a vessel N
which they arrive can he landed.
NV YuKE, July u.-The Hs,uli-s Madrid spec-
| ial says Ihe papers hers announce that Barun
| Blame, Italian Minister has awarded Captain
blanchard, an American citizen, $3.50 on ac-
rsitfed last mouth 10 BlaineS arbitration by the
Spanish Government and American Minister. Eos
ter has scored triumph IN settling an affair twice
refeEred 10 II Presidential neSes since ISIS, and
which became almost source Of international
eonplcatioa-
sax FEAScIscu July I5.-NeEs was received here.
ai 5l5 z. n. this date. that several bankers had
received cAbleCraus 70 the eject that the Russians
marched On Herat and were then IN possession.
Consols had fallen: var was deemed inevitable.
| lCor. GAzETTE.l
SAN FEASGsCo, Jaly kit has pleased his Ma
iesty, the hing Of Hawaii 10 elevate the Hawaiian
CO-SulIts established AZ this port to the rank uf
Cousulare-Gensrdl for the States Of California
Orecon and Nevada and for Washington Territory.
SAN FEASCrsco. July I5-rhe bark EHrslu sails
this afternoon from this port for Hcuclulu With
rlerchandlse yolued a 9, 400.
SAN FEASCrsCu, July l5.-Judse Toohy yes.er-
day denied the motion 20 set aside the indictment
for bigGuy pending against Mrs Nellie Maxwell
| motion was made some time ago BY L. 1. Bsrgin,
counsel FOR the defense. The ground for il was
the alleged illesality OF the late Grand jury the
| eourt records showing that only eighteen Grand
\ Jurors were regularly iupGneled. As matter Of
fact there were nineteen Jurors who served during
] the term; The omission Of one name frOm the min
utes was clerical errUr. Otler cases similar were
I cspendlrg on the railing IN the Maxwell case;
among others that OF MeSsrs- Tyler, Guupel, Cash
| man and Mclaughlin, Jointly indicted for their
connection with the nOtoriogs "decuy contract
] through which means $500 wgs obtained from
counsel for the defendant in the Sharon divorce
/ suit.
/ SAS FElNcrsco. Julv l5.-Tks withdrawal Ia, the
/ Pacific Mail Steamship Company OF steamers be-
] tween this port and AustrSlia has been discussed
! for sone tine. and 1t present seems likely to Be
ordered II the line should be abolished il will i.
lS Claimed, be II consequence Of the reduction IN
! the sum allowed BY the New Zealand and Austria
han colonies for carrying tie mails and the re.
tus1l of POStuastsr-General Villas to use the 500
~ appropriated BY Congress for the purpose of
] s1osidiE1ng steamship lines. The Subsidy given
ny the colonies has been reduced 10 50 low fyure
l that tie company cannot take lower Yet II l.
Z not believed that the amount allowed in future
vii Be IS much as that now receiYsd BY the CON.
7 pany. The freight brought 10 this port Is very
snail. averaging about sixty-vs tons eIcs,t dur.
tuE / tes mouths when wool is being shipped |
lhe freight this was IS therefore too small 10 give
a revenue 10 The company, which has relied upon
It's passengers and the mail subsidy for its running
expenses and profits. The withdrawal of ~ |
Australian vessels has not yet been determined !
upon but to-day the steamship officers did not see
hoE wlthdraval can be avoided. The mail c,1r-
tracts hold until November lst. and no definite
act1oI VII We taken, probably, before that time
NV IoEE. J1ly lt-Ths T,i5sue has interview |
q Horaes Z. Page, who said: AS TO Mexico 4
Page said We want 10 country tackled on to this
where people We tRke with it are not Of the first
grade yoCld be more IL favor Cf takir, in the \
StndSieh Islands. That would Be vaIuable &c
q1lsItion from commercial point Of view In 4
ba al.-
perSable 70 this Goysrnmeut. The great rtsSessity
20 the FacIhc Coast Is the completion Of inter
uceA-lc Communication By some one Of the three
proposed r91tes- A great water highway viii i'm
n1sdlately break down the pooling Of rates by the
faclnc roads The tariff on freight from New
lork : SIMPLY awful Il practically closes Is
uCl- besidesi railroads have not the facilities
necessary and frslCbts can be handled by vstzr Al
mere tr1etl0n Of the expense on the land routes'
NV loEz- July l+.-John Roach writes To the
>ft toAt ne snail p1blsh no statement Of his own
aoSgL Ile Do,g--1, o9t submits two reports made
% Inn as answer 10 the report Of Secretary Whit
lsg board One Is signed BY thomas T. Row !
land, ulstal-shjp builder; Errriueer- Warren + |
al-ll3e- II. ; 4 Smith, naval architect Andrew
Fletcher and Stevenson Taylor. North River Iron
HUrss +. L LefCre, Superirteuisut O,,sar |
Steamship Company; James Parker, formerly Lien
tenant Il the Nav George V Sloan Of t6s JlId
Ls'.-ill2l lEi ssesrlshlp Company, and J. " Lach-
cocE- and declare there Is not the Slightest evic
eaos tnAt the Losg'stl Is strrctGrally weak As 70
tls Ait1r5ey -lsensraIs opiniJn. Roach says that
! Tor TIE lawyers to talk about Instructions 10
libel the DgtpAfH have been received here
SEv foEE- JrIy 1.-THE Tyiytae sevs e,iit,r-
tsliE lhe rz1slug Of sdkvorrns Is ursttv harr1ss
lnas and a Degradation Of labor, and i st orIy
tor peons OF hAlf-anir1al ps3sants. There Is not
much probability that the industry can ever be
ri1sed into any Importance u this coqutrv. 1t
world no. Be good for the peo7ls Of ths c5a1try
even Il L could be forced into temporary success
NAsErysrUS, July IA sensation has been creat-
that he VII receive s1hscrIutilns for the erection
OF monument 10 Mrs. S1rratt. Who was sr.t.l5tz3
as q eunsFirator II the assassination Of Lincoln.
fo1neruy Claims that Ms. Szrratt vas worse than
lurusrecT that she was IN irnoceut Roman
Catholic WOMAN without murder IN Ter heart Ha |
points % The TACT that al the members of he
Military Commission that condemned Mrs.. sur
rft 70 celrh are dead, except Ju3ry Holt That ~.
Is residing II suburb Of this cfty nj = .fr,,.
erazec, and that the ma. s.ority Of those dead r11
lttec suicide. proof, he THINKS that thsv svg tbz
IN l1ssice Of theIr verdict
4oCST AoCisEisoR- July I4.-At l0s0 O'Clock last
nlsnt Gs1sral Giant vas Sleeping and during The I
rlcct he secured about eight hours .iaar m | Z
rdtlent thought he a=oke earlier this rn,,rni7g !
tnAn Be Eould otherwise have done because 0f tbs
. ,---LAL llaL began u the early morning. The
General e sublect 70 rheumatic pains and IL Is NOT
4aAaA=ly tnat t1e raiEstoru has aru1 ed them to
s,11le extent he Patl=at took his food through :
= Lis1L as ns'al and tbs morning his pulse vas
7glally a strong, fEll and regular as YESTERDAY
y
ne SOnora border state that GerUnino arfi bis u
band are nsar Caulpas, bat ara dong no d.trlars
lE5ltr tl1a killing cattle for food. The Mexican
Natlouai Quarts are IL pursuit The 0rTuior Z
SENS y bs hat GsruEimo VII enter the SER
lold.
NIAGAEA EAIIs, July 14,-All preparations have
'eg1 made toT the Formal 0pening Of the N5tcara
7l5lc rt-k to ulcrruE, and large crozsf. have -
.sriYe1 . attend tie eeremonv- srzrd srrh IN
FIlt q the International Hotel Is nearly eru1Dlg
ea- Elth Ssv fork's imperial Gift to tie yrorif--
traced % It upper border.
NEW 1oEN- July IA-Mbeu inquiries vere r7l,la 4
x 4oc1 ho1eh to-day n regard TO his fufura !
etlon % Attorney General GarIaud-s decision
-tllsS ne aerspeancs of the Dolphin b. the Gov
rnuie1t. the contractor only s7liied bat rrfu=a,i
nsol1tslg : 70 Elaks any criticism of the Attor1er-
rsuerals decision I
IrHAcE q. r. July Ts.-Pr9fsss,r r-,,-r..
A-I,dail Adams Of the Michigan Uuivgrgitv -
o-eag elected President Of Cornell Uuiversitv. 10
zcreed President Whfts.
EUROPEAN.
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