The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-11-18

olds, about FIVE iurlongs, was Won b,
Quicksand 10y three-quarters Of = length
Pierrepont second, Horton third There
We're nine starters. Time, .O5
Two hundred Irish farmers compelled
the Galway Blazers to abandon a fox
/ hunt
The four-oared shell race between
I Hanlan, Teemer, Hamm and Teneycke
/ in one boat and Reid, Lee, BDbear and
+ Perkins in the other, was rowed on the
8th instant on the Thames. The Han
Ian crew won easily. The race was for
800 a side
The Pope has expressed his apprecia-
ton OF the tolerance of the British Gov
eminent towards Ireland.
A second Suez canal, to be exclusively
English, is projected.
Lord Salisbury, replying to a Social
lists request to receive a depJtatiOn Of
unemployed workmen, writes that the
Government is deeply sensible OF the
sufferings of the poor in winter, and Will
consider attentively any ascertained
facts laid before them, but in view Of re-
cent events he does not think any public
advantage would result from his receiv-
ing the deputation.
Germany.
The malady OF Prince William OF
Prussia increases alarmingly.
The Emperor William Is now reported
to be suffering merely from a slight
cold
Some laborers have been arrested at
Buckan, charged with concealing and dis
tributing dynamite.
Seven persons were burned to death
in a barn at Tussdorf, Moravia. Sixteen
others are missing, and are supposed to
be dead
a Political Revolution ian France
outlined.
PARIS, November 7th.-In the Budget
debate in the Chamber OF Deputies yes
terday Raoul DuvaI, Free Trader, and
formerly u Bonapartist, made d me-
morable speech, which will produce a
lasting effect. A few weeks ago he en-
deavored, without success, to induce
several of his party TO join the moderate
Republicans and form kind of Wing
party, abiding by the Republican Gov
eminent, but banded against radicalism.
On Saturday he severed the last link
binding him to the right joint Republi-
cans. He was followed by Deputies
Eberly and Lepoutre. In opening his
speech NJ. Duval opposed the projected
loan and income tax on the ground that
France was too heavily burdened
already. He cOunselled all parties to
unite for carrying out the reforms
needed "Our sheet anchor" he said
'should be complete union. Thirty
seven million French Democrats are
ready if needed to make every sacrifice
to preserve the independence and dig
nifty of the country" Turning to the
stronger than party. He said it was in
cumbent upon them to initiate recon
ciliation policy. Instead OF that they
have divided France into two hostile
camps. He accused the right OF fetish
ism and concluded his long Grafton with
an appeal to all parties to join hands for
the welfare of the country. When Duval
had concluded the Republican deputies
crowded around him and offered their
congratulations, Ministers De Freycinet,
Goblet and Lockroy shaking his hand
Belgium.
BRUSSELS, November 9th.-The Bel
gian Chambers were opened to-day.
King Leopold in his speech said that
the Belgian foreign relations were excel !
lent.
Horrible Tragedy in BurInah.
MAULMEN, September 12th.-A Mr.. !
and Mrs. Ramos, as also a Catholic |
Priest who was a guest, were suddenly |
surprised by Chinese, and the two gen
tlemen after desperate struggles, were |
brutally murdered, the lady effecting her /
escape. The murderers are believed to !
be connected with a Chinese secret !
society. MIR Ramos had rendered him
self obnoxious to the Chinese by his en-
deavors to suppress some low opium
shops.
Miscellaneous.
Cholera is disappearing in Japan.
Several shocks OF earthquake are re-
ported from Peru; also from Costa
Rica.
Zambesi advces say that the Austrian
explorer, Hinkelman, has been captured
and murdered by a native Chief.
Earthquake shocks are reported from
Charleston, Washington, Savannah and
other places. But little damage was
caused.
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