The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

.c Brush LIS being slight,
The Germans at hilwa, Zanzibar, have
cen murdered and ma>Sacred. An
American SGnboa, VAS unable 10 render
my assistance, but an English boats
rev Savei some lives 81 Indy.
The American bark Mount Lebanon,
-om RaSoug. and bound Tor Hongkong
Nth humber. lost al her native crew by
oeri-bsri. Captain Nelson anchored the
ship so miles north OF Saigon anu pro
ceelied there Tor i new crew.
The King Of Greece proposes to Abdi-
cate.
The relations between Queen Victoria
and Emperor William are more strained
than ever.
The Nile has fallen 50 inches in aweek
ana i lower than was ever known, even
by tradition
American Aasirs.
The [ :. :. Dolphin hiss been ordered
70 leave Tor CalIao, IS complications
have ariSen between the President Of
Peru and American business men inter
eSted in railroad enterprises.
Campobello, the opera singer, has Just
been divorced from his wife and pr
varely married Miss Grace Porter Of Mob
Hill.
The price Of flour has advanced, and
IL Washington the bakers formed s
trust advancing the price Of bread 70
per cent.
\ large number Of suits have been in-
Stitured zsatnSt VIM. T. Coleman & Co
20 recover on drafts accepted by that
eirm
Richard Mcdonald, OF the Pacific
bank. has obtained the divorce iron his
wife Clara Belle on the ground Of adul-
terry. but she Is awarded the custody OF
the child and SS3 per month for its
maintenance.
over so visitors to the ''clock game"
IN P.art'S Hall. ) F.. were arrested and
marched To the City Prison. They con-
sisted Of clerks, lawyers, bankers, politi-
clans, merchants aud sporting men
The CITY Treasury has bsSu en-
ricbsd BY $1,000 IN bail money. The
raid was made by i platoon OF police
vino conducted their prisoners along
Montgomery street amid the shouts and
jeerS Of tens Of thousands Of people.
His ENcelleuCy L. i. IhurSton has
been interviewed by the examiner on
hawaiian affairs.
Hannizan, : steward on the Zeal
&nilS, i under arrest for trying TO snug
gle serge and wooden goods on shore
The contract between the Oceanic ;.
:. Co. ani POstmaSter-IeneFal Dick
inSo1 for the payment OF $4,000, To-
wards the Australian mail service for
another wear. has been signed.
Should New South W4les withdraw its
support TO this line, It Is hoped that the
colony Of Victoria viii assist New Zeal
4Hd IN maintaining IL, thus making Mel
bourne the terminus OF the line and the
steamers not TO call 1t Sydney.
The :. : Zsalaniia mas been in the
DRY dock for Oyerh4ulIng AMI reclassif-
cation.
Hawaiian Commercial Cos stock is
firm 1t from $53 a $3+ per share
The Zealandis hiss about thirty pas
Seugars already booked for Sydney, with
: Enrich and wife booked for Homo
lulu.
OF the rice received ex ". H Di-
u0ud and Australia, 5000 bags were
sold IRON ships side. The remainder Is
held by two importers who have sold
some at S4.STts and are holding at that
figure
Captain H. c. HouiIette has been ST
raizuei II Judge Hofman's court on :
charge Of carrying more passengers from
Honolulu than allowed by law
Isaac Z. Davis, Of the firm OF Davis &
C0weIl, L dead.
Fifty Irish athletes are exhibiting
throughout the United States.
The case ag4iust Jury briber McCord
has been dismissed
The President l. being petitiOned To
pardon Judge Terry for contempt Of
Court. Mrs. Terrv's term Of imprIson-
uent hiss expired, but she Is too sick to
leave the Jail
Two overland trains 10 New York will
be running sEzin on October 18th The
fast train viii leave San Francisco st
80 J. N, reaching New York at 2.
N, in little more than five days The
i1sl train from New York viii reach here
daily st u Is p NJ, occupying the same
time IN transit No second class p4ssea-
gers vii be carried on the fast trains
Chief Justice Fuller has taken the oath
Of allegiance and oath Of Office
Inc DEL4L-iL snip Les t-1lEr1- LECLL
Newcastle with 800 tons Of coal, vent
ashore OF san Pedro. The wreck was
sold t1r 81 100 cargo i5r $50, and the
four boats for 500.
Three American Ereckinz tugs have
been seized IN Canadian waters
The cruiser Baltimore has been
LIEHched II Cramps shiPYar,is, PhiI2-
IaIphiz-
Failures and F0rgsries-
EPhraiu : Wells OF jersey City, 3
uanufacturer Of proprietary medicines
zzi owner u Rough On Rats. y has
failed Liabilities So, 600.
The total ste4lInzs Of Wm- r Foster, |
Ir-. Of the New York Produce Exchange.
amount ID $4,000 Each member viii |
81 about ST 30 Foster Is believed 70
Be II Cauli4, and It L cIaimed that he
-auEot Be IN his rIzht mind His IN
cous was $4,000 wear and at his
iE5der's death he all inherit 81 600 600. |
T. i. CaGchsis & Co., C0f7e and tea |
importers on Fulton street New York. |
have failed LilbiIIrIzs about SO 600.
The CONWAY Manufacturing Company
q Milwaukee assigned with Liabilities "a I