The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-01-26
LATE FOREIGN NEWS
AMERICAN.

San FsASciSco, Jan, = Nearly all the
preparations for tho departure Of the
RSetsrl kNSA IN Search ot the missing
whsler, -irssAysi, Sre completed, and the
cutter vail probably put 30 Ses sometime
this morning, prohSbly about 10 O'Clock,
wAsmSeroN. Jan. IA seove Or more
ConSreSSsnen who went away beiore
Christmas are hack 10 take pSrt IN the
New Years festivities, and some idea can
ROW be gained ~ the prevailing sentiment
The chief interest outside u the House
members who Sre anxious shout their
plsce OF committees, l. eSatcred IN the
silver legislation. Notwithstanding the
dispatches sent ont 3 few days ago about
the Administration hepe from the anti
silver Speech of Senator AlePherson, silver
men think that they see SignS Of weaken
inS On the psrt ~ the Presidents sdviS-
erS> The SsrangeSt evidence OF tins they
knd IN Secretary MsnninS's bond call De
spite the reSSOns put toyth tor tins Se;Son,
Il Is generally conceded thst the real
eSuSs wSs the persistent agitation of the
silver men. The latter SSy that II there
i zny eouprOmiSe 1t must be on b2-
- which VIII be satisfactory 20 them.
WhSt Sort Of 5 eonpronaiSe there can be
with Spparently large mSlority sgainst
even the temporary Suspension ot silver
coinage, does not sppeGr.
NV YoSx, Jan, The Sslr prints &
long story headed How Did Vanderbilt
De- The grSt of It Is this Garrett called
on Vanderbilt because he had heard thSt
President Green of the Western Union was
seeking. under s contract with the New
York Central. 70 take from the Baltimore
Snd Ohio the privilege u working wires
On the West Shore Road The interview
lasted 81 hour and 3 hSlf Vanderbilt, 1t
i Gysrrei, rejected all Garrett's proposals
looking to q settlement satisfactory 10 the
Baltimore and Ohio. A Garrett naturally
became more earnest and indignant, Van
derbilt grow more and rn0ve excited and
Gngry At last the elimination wSS
reached few broken, inarticUlate words
were blurteG out,ths massive form lurched
forward from the char. and William H
Vanderbilt fell prustrate. senseless and iy-
ing, stricken down by spoplexy.
NEv Yokz, Jan IA correspondent says
thSt, Sullivan, when asked the other
day Il he wanted 10 fight Charles Mitch
ell says Yes, On twenty minutes notice
az any time. with gloves, bare knuckleS,
or anything be wants, for any amount Of
money that he may produce, at any hour
ot the day or night, IN presence Of two
people or ten. and under any circumstance
thSi m8y be named. l VIII exact only one
condition. which Is that the fight shall be
70 q finish. and 1 VIII bet him two 10 one
Il high ss he wants 10 20 on the result. |
an not going around hunting for a fight.
but l Sn ready TO meet any m2n ip the
world I don't care about fighting any
Of these people Like Mitchell IN public, be
cause these public matches are always
stopped now At 4 good time. What an
after, If fight at Ill, Is 3 contest that VIII
mean something
1IiJchsu, when told Of Sulliyan's propo
Si5ion, did not accept IT, On the contrary,
he hennsd and hawed. and made some
excuse about smother engagement.
NV YoEz. Jan. The Trs5azr,, Wash
IuE5Uu special says: i close friend Of Col
Morrison sud to-day that Speaker Carlisle
i hard st work upon the committee lists,
2nd that Morrison had remained IN Wash
lngtor during the holiday recess to give
such assistance u lie eo1li- tie said that
she Sreafnr l. rs.l,1sts-.-- ---lt-