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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
July 10Th.

Four more country fires have occurred in
California.-A courier has arrived at Tomb
stone from Captain Lawton's command
with the news that the soldiers are in good
spirits and are in close pursuit of the
Apaches, who have broken into small bands.
Preparations are being made at Palo Alto
for the beginning of the University euter-
prise.-The bill to provide for the purchase
by the Northern Pacific of right of way
across the Yakima Reservation was passed
by the Senate. - General Chaille-Long
wants the Persian Mission The nomina-
ton of Solicitor General Goode was rejected
by the Senate. - Baldwin has engaged
Murphy as his jockey for next year at $10,-
O0O.-Troops have been sent to Rowan
county to put down the lawless factions. "A
crank fired shot in the French Chamber of
Deputies which narrowly missed the pre-
sident-The Panama Canal Company will
issue bonds instead of raising lottery loan.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
July 9TH.

General Sherman has arrived in San
Franeisco.-The early closingf movement
has begun in San Francisco. +Out of A
Fourth of July fires in S. F., the largest
loss was $4,000; extensive fires occurred in
Denver, San Luis Obispo, Los Angeles,
Deming, Chico, Redwood City and at
Wright's Station, where the whole town was
burned except the railway depot 4 The Re
publicans are preparing for vigorous cam
paign in Nevada-The President nominal
ed Fitz-John Porter to be a Colonel in the
army, and Captain Theodore Schwan to
be Assistant Adjutant General.-Cleveland
has vetoed twenty more pension bills.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
Continued Success of the TOries-GSIad
stone Loses His Temper.

stone Loses HIS temper.
1t is said that Gladstone will ignore the
division in his party when the House is
called to meet, and assume that all mem
bers are Liberals who are not branded as
Tories, and keep office on the strength of
this assumption, letting the Home Rule bill
wait over one session. The aged Premier
is in a furious temper desiring nothing so
much as the formation of another ring for
a second fight and planning already to
smash the Salisbury Ministry, drive Cham
berlain out of public life, and after a sharp
series of debates in the Commons, to go to
the country again.
Gladstone telegraphs: "Wales and Scot
land have seen their duty quickly. Eng
land will have to learn hers, but slowly and
painfully"
The Tories have won Chippenham.
Wiltshire, Nader and Essex from the Lib
erals, Lord Henry Bruce defeating Barrister
Fletcher (Gladstonian) in the former and
G. W. Gray beating Z. B. Barnard (Glad-
stonian) in the latter. The Tories are car
rying the English counties by sweeping
majorities. The UniOnist succeeded IN re-
turning for Iverness Robert Bannatic Fin
lay, who is reelected and in Forfar they
reelected James William Barclay. Falkirk
borough elected W. 2. Sinclair and Hartle-
pool reelected Thomas Richardson NJ
Conway (Parnellite) has been reelected for
North Leitrim and 1. II. Gill (Parnellite)
for South Louth.
The total Unionist poll up to 6 P. NJ. was
was LOIS, PSI and the total Gladstonian
poll 949, 592.
At midnight the total number of Union
lists returned was 1868 and of Gladstonians
210.
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THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
a PO0r Outlook for Gladstone Home
Rule Bill.

Rule Bill.
The results of the pollings do not encour-
age hopes of a Gladstone majority. Set
ting aside the unopposed returns, of which
the great majority are Conservatives, sew
enty-three members were returned. The
Gladstonians counted on considerable gains,
and they have gained five seats and lost six.
The gains, with the exception of Carlisle,
are due to the transfer of the Irish vote in
constituencies where the Irish are numer-
ous-in Manchester, Liverpool and Leeds
but in Stafford where the Irish vote is
also heavy, the Conservatives gain. The
Liberals expected to lose Hereford and
Hastings, but not Falmouth and South
Bristol, and still less Salford Stockport is
another borough which the Liberals be-
lieved the Irish could deliver into their
hands, but Jennings is elected by an in
creased majority with his Conservative col
league. Gaines victory at Barrow is
brilliant one. There was no man the
Gladstonians tried harder to defeat, and he
now polls more votes than when the Lib
eral caucus support, him. His actual
majority has increased nearly one-half.
Whitbread (Whig), who came to the rescue
of the Ministry at the last session, receives
as reward for his loyalty one-tenth of his
former majority.
Cambridge, which Fawcett always called
an electoral barometer, renews its Conser-
vatiye majority. Ipswich multiplies its
former Conservative majority by nine.
Leeds rejects Kitson, one of GalGstone's
favorites, whose return was thought GER
tain. Sir Lyon Playfair is reelected by a
diminished vote. Herbert Gladstone's sup
porters are a thousand less than last year,
his weak Tory opponent also losing a thou
sand, Sir Thomas Brassey, who fails to
find in Liverpool the seat for which he
abandoned Hastings, will be consoled by a
peerage. Arthur Arnold is beaten in Sal
ford, as before. Nor does the House of
Commons require consolidation. Lord
Randolph Churchill's manifesto has not
hindered his election by an increased ma
jority in Paddington. His colleague Cohen
shares this increase. Smith in Strand has
a small gain. Gladstone's election for
Beith is amusing. When no local candi-
date could be found to oppose the late
Unionist member, Gladstone telegraphed
insisting on the nomination, which was
made at the last moment. Jacks, feeble
person, thereupon retired.
Perhaps the most remarkable feature of
the election is the smallness of the vote.
Almost everywhere the total vote shows a
decrease from last year, which hardly looks
as if the constituencies took a passionate
interest in the question of home rule. The
Ministerialists lose more than the Conser-
natives. while the Importance of the Irish
vote has been overrated.
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A CoaIition ministry.

Lord Salisbury has been made overtures
to Lord Harrington for the formation of "a
coalition Ministry, whose programme shall
include local government blu for Irel8"d
Scotland and England; laborers ailot-
ment BILL empowering rural labor4ls to ac-
quire small holdings; the reform al ex-
tension of the Artisans Dwellings Act, in
Guiding dwellings for farm laborers; a
measure for the cheaper transfer of land
and the appointment of select committee
to inquire into the administration of the
Government of India, with a view of giving
the natives increased local control.
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THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
Continued Success Of the COnserVa-
tIVes-FiGhGs and Fraeas.

tIves-FiShls and Fracas.
Up to last night the totals of members
elected were 156 Conservatives, 80 Union
lists, 80 Gladstonians and 20 Parnellites.
The Conservatives have gained IL seats,
the Unionists l seat and the Gladstonians
8 seats. The Tories Unexpectedly won in
South Lincolnshire where the Gladstonian
candidate, owing to sudden illness, failed
to qualify.
During a fracas at polling station in
Dublin, Messrs. Dudgeon, James and Sulli-
van, solicitors and agents of the COnserva-
tive candidates, were elected by the Sheriff S
orders. Dudgeon will sue the Sheriff for
assault.
Gladstone says it is impossible for British
legislation to proceed until the Irish ques-
ton is settled.
The issue is becoming definite. The po-
sition presages crushing defeat for Glad
stone, unless he obtains larger county vote
than in November. The burghs are de-
claring against home rule. Most ominous
is the revolt of the Glasgow Radicals. OF
seven contests in Glasgow, the Unionists
carried four. OF twenty-one London polls
declared, the Unionists secured fifteen and
the Giadstonians six. The polling was
close. The Conservative candidate won
Central Finsbury by only five majority.
Mr.. Sanders, Gladstonian, is defeated in
East Hull by thirty seven majority Among
the eminent Gladstonians defeated are
Solicitor General Davey, Acknowledgement
Mellor, Mr.. HILBERT, Secretary to the Adj
miralty, and Professor Thorold Rogers.
The London labor candidates, Dreamer and
Howell, retain their seats by four MAORI
ties. Sir John Lubbock's reelection is as
sured by poll of forty ahead of Mr.. Har-
rison. Sir Thomas Brassey has been NOM
mated as the Gladstonian candidate for the
st. Andrews district.
A crowd of roughs at Dublin attacked the
Conservative Clubhouse with stones. The
members replied with bottles and firearms,
injuring twenty of the rioters and killing
one. The mob then tried to set fire to the
house by applying blazing mat, which had
been stepped in paraffine, to the door. At
this juncture the police arrived and saved
the house from destruction. The inmates
were arrested.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
SOCIETY SURPRISED.
The Queens Entertainments of Colon
iAI Representatives.

The Queens luncheon at Windsor Castle
to representatives of the colonies is reckoned
IN London society as the most surprising
event of her Maj sty's reign. No precedent
existed for such an invitation. No circum-
stance of splendor was wanting to enhance
the impression. A special train took the
guests from London to Windsor. The Prince
and Princess of Wales, the Duke and
Duchess Of Connaught, the Princess Louise
and the whole royal household were pre-
sent. Luncheon was served in the Water
loo gallery. Then the guests We're presented
to the Queen. The list of cOlonials and In
dams fills an entire newspaper column.
The whole party came away charmed with
the 7. ceptiou.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
A SUGAR FAILURE.
An Old Established New York House
Goes Under.

De Rivera & Co., an old and well-known
New York sugar importing house, having
been established nearly fifty years ago, and
Cuba and Mexico, made an assignment.
The firm failed in 1884, but settled all
claims in full, paying 10 per cent every
sixty days. This drain, it is thought, to-
gether with the receipt of heavy consign-
ments of sugar upon slow market, is sup
posed to be the leading cause of the failure.
No definite information as to liabilities is
obtainable. The resident manager of the
firm has not been seen since the 8th inst,
and it is feared that his financial troubles
may have affected his mind. The other
member has just returned from San Do
1ningo Estimates of liabilities vary all the
way between $4,000 and $500, 900. The
capital of the firm is 100000
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
guIy 18th.

A party of the hostile Apaches recently
killed six Mexicans in Sonora.-The Harlan
jury at Woodland have been put into custo.
dy of deputy sheriff, and there narrowly
escaped being shooting affray over it
The Senate struck out the debris amend
ment to the River and Harbor bill.-A de-
legation of Southerners called on Cleveland
and urged the denomination of Solicitor
General Goode. - Garland purposes to re-
turn his Pan Electric Telephone stock to
Professor Rogers. President Grevy has
signed the decree expelling the Duke
D'Aumale from France. - The people of
Callao will petition the Government to ex-
pei the Jesuits from Peru.-The cholera in
Italy shows no signs of abatement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
July 9th.

A three-ton powder explosion at Benicia
arsenal destroyed everything in the neigh
borhood.-Three more of the Milwaukee an
archists have been convicted of conspiring
to cause a riot John Steady was shot
dead by Miss Emma Connolly at Charleston,
s. c., for traducing Decentralization of
Appropriation bills and Land Grant Forfeit
ure bills will occupy the time of the House
this week. The Senate will consider the
River and Harbor, Naval and Oleomargar-
inc bills.--Secretary Manning passed through
Washington on his way to New York.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
THE COALITION SCHEME.
The Latest English Election Return
Irish OUtrageS

The Latest English Election Returns
Irish Outrages
Lord Harrington has arrived in London,
and will confer with Lord Salisbury. An
arrangement has been arrived at'by which
Lord Salisbury accepts Lord Harrington s
hOme-rule policy, which involves the main
tenance of the full powers of the imperial
Parliament. By it the powers conferred on
the local councils in Ireland are delegated,
not surrendered, by Parliament, which body
reserves The right to control and revise the
action of the councils. The appointment
of judges and officers of the local admins
stration are conferred in the imperial Parlia-
ment. Lord Harrington is still reluctant to
join the Conservative Ministry, although he
has pledged himself to support coercive
measures and the general policy of the
Conservatives.
The totals of members elected at mid
night are: Conservatives and Unionists,
365; Gladstonians, 241.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
DYNAMITE BOMBS.
A Startling Discovery Made in "a Con
Vict'S Old Home.

A few days ago some boys found in a
cellar in Broome street, New York, a
number of bombs and several feet of gaspipe
charged with dynamite. The house in which
they were found was formerly the home of
Stephen O'Bren, who was sentenced in
1884 for robbing Collector Rupert's brewery
of S11 200 in daylight. While in Sing Sing
he dropped one day on a passing freight
engine, terrified the men and escaped. For
a long time he evaded arrest, passing part
of the time in his old home in the society
of Herr Most, his preceptor and guide, but
last winter he was again sent to Sing Sing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
A Political Fight.

A political fracas occurred at Westminster,
in Wiltshire. Lord Harry Thyme. Conser-
vative, met G. ?. Fuller, Gladstonian can
didate for the House of Commons for that
constituency at the railway station, and, in
a heated conversation which followed, call
ed him a liar. Fuller promptly replied in
similar language, when Lord Harry Thyme
struck Fuller. The latter returned the at
tack vigorously, and a lively scrimmage en-
sued. AT length Viscount Weymouth and
Sir Charles Hobhouse succeeded in separat-
ing the combatants.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Quick Time Made by the First Through
Overland Train,

The first through train from Montreal
over the Canadian Pacific arrived at Port
Moody at 1907 o'clock Sunday morning.
1t made the run in 1876 hours and seven
minutes. The passengers report the road
in excellent condition and the grades of the
passes in the mountains easy. A dining
car came through all the way.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
July IIth.

Baldwin's Volante won the mile and
three-qQarters race at Chicago. Bank
ers' and Merchants Telegraph Company of
New York has secured a verdict for $780,
900 damages against the Western Union
Company for cutting its wire Queen Vic
toria has given a reception to a number of
her subjects from the Orient.-De Lesseps
asserts that only 100000, 900 is required
to complete the Panama Canal in 1889-A
conspiracy against the Government has
been discovered in Hayti.-The cholera
continues to spread in Italy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
IMPORTANT NEGOTIATIONS

Negotiations between Lord Harrington
and Salisbury are in progress. II is re-
ported that Lord Harrington has pledged
himself to support Lord Salisbury's Local
Government bill, and to reject all the an
proaches of Mr.. Gladstone II Mr.. Glad-
stone remains in Office, the first move of
the Unionists will be vote of want of con
fdence. In a speech foreshadowinc the
Conservative policy, Sir Michael Hicks
Beach said the first measure would be to
suppress the Irish National League, exer-
else the cloture and suppress the Irish OBJ
structionists.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
.luIY 9th.

Large seizures of opium have been made
on the incoming steamers from China
Fred Neil. Clover" was shot FIVE times
and killed by another fellow of the frater-
nifty in San Francisco.-A large fire occurred
in Chinatown July 8th.-A fire in Eureka,
New, burned twenty houses and caused
heavy losses; a blaze in Guerneville caused
a loss of $12, 000.-Ten Chiricahua chiefs
are to go to Washington to talk over the
Indian situation.-Cleveland will be unable
to attend the Grand Army Encampment in
San Francisco.-The nomination of Collect
or Beecher has been adversely reported to
the Senate.-Representa ColeGof Mary
land died in Washington.-A tornado did
great damage in Jamaica on June 9th
Ex-President Arthur has been elected Pres
ident of the Board of Directors of the Arcade
Railroad Company of New York City
Charles Marsh of the great dry goods firm
of Jordan & Marsh, died suddenly at Bos-
ton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
A BIG CONSPIRACY.
Investigation Of the DefaIcatiOn at
Philadelphia.

An extra force Of accountants went TO
work on the books at the Office of the Ches-
apeake and Delaware Canal Company.
Nothing has been done yet Bonds have
been returned to the amount of $500, 600
and still the directors are unable 10 desig-
nate the fraudulent ones. In addition to
the embezzlement of S35, 900 of funds on
deposit at the Provident Life and Trust
Company an investigation has revealed thus
far further defalcaton of $4,000 and
over at the Philadelphia Bank, all of which
was concealed by false entries in the books.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
Revolt Against wagner.

Recent events in Munich have worked q
change with regard to Wagner, the COM
poser. He who was once a god is not only
disdained but abhorred, and his very name
is an object of execrstion. Not single
court singer or court musician of any note
will attend the performance at Bayreuth
this month. The music of Wagner is con-
ceived to have become music of the past.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
A Sensational Case.

A number of journalists have been
indicted by the German Government
for breaches of the Press law in
publishing documents relating to the
Sarauw case when it was on trial in
the courts. The trial of the newspaper men
promises to abound in sensations, Captain
Sarauw having been convicted of furnishing
to France regularly, while he was in the
German military service, all information he
could obtain concerning German fortifca-
tons and ornaments.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
The Tories TrIumDbant.

Five hundred and eighty-two elections
have been heard from and the Tories main
tain clear majority of two. The returns
stand: Tory, 297; Liberal Unionists, 90;
Gladstoneits, l52; Nationalist, 73. Speak
er Peel counts as a neutral on the Eish
question. The Unionists have a majority
OF l3l over the combined Gladstonvite and
Nationalist vote. The Conservatives have
a plurality of 75 over the Liberals of every
pattern, and, as stated above, a clear lead
of two over all other parties and subdivisions
combined.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
IRISH oUrRAGEs.

An Orange lodge in Coalistan, small
village in County Tyrone, four miles from
Dungannon, was attacked by number of
men belonging to the National League.
The attacking party were armed with rifles
ana kept up fire for two hours on the
lodge, the police being powerless to inter-
fere.
Armed moonlighters attacked and took
possession of two houses in Freemount and
Kanturk, Cork county. Then they entered
and severely beat the inmates
Serious rioting broke out Mt Belfast be-
tween Catholics and Professionals. Many
stones were thrown and revolvers were
freely used. The military was called out to
restore order. Many persons were injured
and sent to hospitals.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
The Rntourrn Affair.

The various Turkish diplomatic repre-
sentatives abroad have been ordered to as
certain the views of the Powers in regard
to the Batoum affair. A portion of the
Ministry maintain that Turkey is entitled
to summon the aid of England, by virtue
of the Cyprus convention, on the ground
that the action of Russia threatens the Sui
tan's Asiatic territory.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
The Cholera Epidemic.

The latest cholera returns are: Brindisi
1876 new cases, 40 deaths; Tonlani, 40 new
cases, 10 deaths; Latyna, 45 cases, 81 deaths;
San Veto, q cases, deaths; Venice, 1
case. 2 deaths; Codigara, 7 cases, death,
and several cases are reported in the prov
inces of Bologna, Padua and Vicenza.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
Spread of the Cholera.

Full quarantine has been ordered against
all arrivals from Austria and Italy, because
of the increase of cholera.
Cholera returns for the day are Brin-
dist, 127 new cases, 78 deaths; Latiano, 80
new cases, % deaths; TOrtana, AZ new
cases, Al deaths; Minister Granada is visit
ing and succoring the suffering.
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nes.ructiye Fires.

The great hall and entire right wing of
the University of Brussels was burned. A
portion of the library was saved. The loss
is $2OO,O 900.
March and Brothers oil factory at Dun
kerque has been burned. The loss is 2, 000,-
900 francs. Five hundred persons are
thrown out of work by the fire.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
Death Among the Alps.

The bodies of II. A. CrommaIiD, Secre-
tary of the Dutch Legation at Vienna, and
Margrave Pallavacini and their companions
who attempted to make the ascent of the
Gros- Gloeckner Alp OH June 25th have
been found at the foot of the Pasterze
glacier at Checker Karr.
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A steamer sunk.

/ The propeller Oconto was sunk at Water
town, n. Y. She will be a total loss. The
cargo consisted of silks, cotton, boots,
shoes, wire and iron to the value of $500,
1000. The steamer was insured for SIS, 900.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
ERussia and the Powers.

Russia has informed the Powers that
Batoum is no longer free port. The Ber-
lin press concurs in the belief that this an
nouncement is the first step in the Car s
remuneration of the treaty of Berlin. Fifteen
,usand Russian troops have passed
sough Odessa and are massing in Bessar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
The BartI,oldi statue.

The Senate Committee on Appropriations
has inserted a paragraph in the Sundry
Civil bill, appropriating $500 for the
Rarthnldi sEat11a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-23
July I2th.

DIR. c. II. May of New York has succeed
ed in transplanting eyes from one rabbit to
another-C. D. Graham successfully passed
through the whirlpool rapids at Niagara in
a barrel-A strange and fateful disease is
raging at Waterford, Wis.--There are rum
ors of revolutionary plot in Mexico.