The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27

to fhe widespread and general feeling of discomfort
with the manner in which France has been gov
erned during the last five years.
NV YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE HeTaId's Kildare special
of October 1lth, says: came here to-day partly
to witness and report scene likely to become
historical. 5Parnell, Archbishop Croke, Bishops
Duggan and Lynch and the heads of various reii-
gious orders gathered near the shrine of ST. Brid-
get to give positive evidence TO the Irish people of
the alliance between their religious and political
leaders.
NV YoRK, Oct. -TSpeciall.-A London cable
gram says: The attention of the Government has
been drawn TO the enormous increase recently of
outside stock exchanges, better known as bucket
shops, and 1t is rumored bill will be introduced
during the next session of Parliament placing this
class Of stock speculation outside the pale Of the
law.
Miss Helen Taylor, nominated for Parliament,
has received letter from Henry George which
has been printed and propagated in the Radical
| interest 1t Is expected Georges sentiments will
appeal forcibly for those among the electors who
| are poor.
NV YoRK, Oct. t1.-[Speciall A London cable
gram Gays; Several prominent Nationalists in
America and ireland have written James Stephens
who is now IN exile at Brussels, urging him to con
test seat in the British Parliamentary election.
The veteran Fenian Is undecided.
LoSDoN, Oct. 10.-Gladstone has openly assumed
| the direction of the Liberal campaign. lie has
already managed 10 compose the difficulties he
| tween Harrington, the leader of the Wbips and
Chamberlain, the leader of the Radicals The
latter was making such headway that Lord Hart
ington became alarmed and threatened TO with
draw from active management in the campaign
unless Chamberlain was so far curbed as al least
to not commit the whole Liberal party TO his
schemes of radical reform.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-rhe 4tbeRgEH in its list of
attractions for the autumn season. gives notice of
the publication of The Sacred VEIL the work
of Gustave Flaubert, founder of the naturaIistic
school OF literature. The translation has been
made by NJ. Frence Shadon. The work is now in
press and Will be issued in November. II is an
Oriental story of unusual power
DENVER, Oct. 10.-Jack Burke, champion of Eng
land, and John Z. Glow. champion Of Colorado
fought four rounds with two-ounce gloves, in Ar
mory Hall, at Leadville, this evening. Fifteen
hundred persons were present. No great damage
was done TO either, although Glow was three times
knocked into his seat and once fell heavily against
the ropes. The contest was declared a draw. The
light air told greatly against Burke who breathed
heavily from the start.
ASTORIA Ch I.,l Oct. l0.-ro obtain a scientific
opinion OF the explosion of Flood Rock an As
socllted Press representative interviewed Captain
Mercur of the United States Engineer Corps VINO
formerly had charge of the Flood Rock works
| Captain Mercur said: Il am perfectly satisfied
the explosion was a success 1t has ACCOMPLISHED
all that was anticipated by those in charge of the
work.
DUBLTS, Oct. 9.-Cardiual Manning's article on
how Catholics ought TO vote on the coming election
has appeared in the Dublin RcrieIr The Cardin nj
defends Parliament and the Constitution, even
though depressing Catholicism
PARIS, Oct. 9.-The War Office received a dis
patch to-day dated Iamatav, from Admiral Mot,
Commander of the French troops in Madagascar
stating that the French and Hovas had an indecis
i've fight ON the 18th of September, at Passantoya
Bay. The French lost twenty-one killed and
wounded, and the Hovas 200.