The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-10-12

villages This Is the third time within year
that tins volcano has become active. The eruption
is plainly visible from the city of Colima, on the
Pacific coast. and unusual meteorological distur-
Dances have been noted In that city.
CESTERvrLLE Md, September 29.-Rey. J. II.
d. Mingield, missionary bishop of northern Cali
foTnia, was to-day elected Bishop of the Diocese
OF Easton, to sacceed the late Bishop Lay. DR..
Wing6eld is the fifth selection that has been made,
the Others having declined.
NV YoRK, September 2S.-Ex- President Arthur
to-day felt the effect of his journey from New
london and was weak and depressed. BE remain
ed IN bed until late N the day and had but little
appetite. he did net sleep well after his trip.
Many friends called during the day and evening.
and those who desired 10 him were permitted to do
50. De spoke cheerfully of his condition, but ad-
United that he felt better at the seashore than
here, and thought that perhaps be should have re-
manned longer.
BosToN, Sept. ga cable dispatch from the
Cape OF Good Hope, through DR.. krenCer, OF kie!,
Germany, announces the discovery of comet at
the Cape on the 10Th inst, by Prof. FINLEY. Its
position September 26th, eight hours Greenwich
time, was right ascension Il hours, % minutes %
seconds; declnation, south 70 degrees, minutes,
8 seconds.
NV York, Sept. 25.-Richard Butler, Secretary
Of the American Committee on the Bartholdl
Static of Liberty, announces that the 18th cay of
October has been decided upon by the Govern
neut and the American Committee, for the iu-
auguration Of the statue.
WASHINGTON Sept. pa dispatch from Charles
ton says: At 1:02 o'clock this afternoon there
o sharp shock, accompanied by the usual rumb-
ling noiSe. The shock was violent enough to
shake buildings and caused many people TO rush
into the streets The continuation of these shocks
on the eve Of Virgins alleged prediction, mas
demoralizing effect upon the people here, and
many will sleep IN the open air tonight The
shock this afternoon lasted SIX eight seconds,
but 1t seemed to have been felt ONLY in Charles
ton and vicinity.
NV YoEk. Sept. 27.-The great silver vase,
which VIII cost 1000, and which the American
Yacht Club offers international challenge
cap Is being completed, and 1t is hoped some
foreign steaa-yacht will challenge for 1t, and 1t Is
Z also hopsi that Baron Arthur de Rothschlld Will
bring over his new steam-yacht next season and
race for the cup. he has already had some cor
reSpoudenca with the American Yacht Clubs III
regard to IL Yachtsmen are of the opinion the
new boat which Watson Is designing for Bell, of
the Royal Clyde Yacht Club, will prove much
more formidable adversary than those built after
the designs Of j. Beaver Webb. The challenges,
which come so thick and fast for the America
sup, have caused some members of the New York
Yacht Club TO shake their heads obviously and
talk Of increasing the membership dues. The de
Tense OF the trophy has cost about S2UO,UUO, but
the majority of the members of the club believe
the benefit American Yachting has derived Is more
than can be measured by four times that sum.
WoRCEsrER. Mass, Sept. SQ.-James s. Grinuell
nominated John I. Andrews, OF Boston, for Gov
ern0r. The motion was put and carried amid
cheers snd music by the band. motion for an
informal ballot was lost and Andrews was nomin-
ated BY an almost unanimous vote.
BARrOW-oS-T HE-SoUND, y. Y, Sept. ga ter
rife explosion occurred at the DItmar Powder
Works, Baycbester, on the Harlem river branch
on the New York & New Haven R2ilroad at 10
O'Clock this morning, resulting IN the instanta
neOus death of four men employed 1T the factory.
The explosion occurred IL the packing house,
one-story frame building 201S0 feet
NV YORx Sent. 20 -ReDOrts .pOiDt TO an extra
ordinary attempt on the part of Bismark to cripple
British influence IN the present crisis IN European
affairs, and the center OF interest again shifts
from Bulgaria 20 Egypt and Bismark, with view
Of inducing France to enter into friendly under
standing with Germany, and abandon her schemes
OF "a war of revenge" has undertaken according
to reports direct the attention of French states
men 10 4 scheme of foreign conquest, the main
object OF which Is the election of the British from
ESypt and the annexation OF that country to the
French empire. In the meantime, Sir DrummOnd
Wolf, working hard against French intrigues, has
UuqueStIOnably improved the English position at
Cairo. Russia Is also suspected of playing into
the hands of France III order to divert English at
tention from Bulgaria.
WILMINGTON a. c., Sept. 27.-There were two
earthquakes at SulthYille-one at l1:30 last night
and the other at 40 this morning. No damage
was done.
New York, Sept. 27.-Geueral William Booth,
Commander-In-Chiefo Of the Salvation Army of the
World. who arrived from England last evening, is
fully SIX feet IN hight. He IS rOuud-shOuldered
and ungaluly. g have come to this country
said Booth, g" to personally inquire into the pro-
gress made by the Army here, and l expect 10 90
10 Toronto Tuesday, where shall hold a week OF
prayer. One OF the meetings there viii last ali
night. From Toronto 1 shall 20 to Hamilton, and
then to other cities IN Canada. l expect to spend
four weeks Ii the Dominion and six IN the prIn-
cipal cities Of the States, the last week III New
York.