The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
LATEST FoREIGN NEWS,
san Francisco, February Is. per Hrig
Geo. II. Douglas.


The following summary of foreign
news per brig Geo, II, Douglas j.
two days later than last mail advices
4 female bicycle match was in pro
/ gress in New York.
Seven cases of mall-pox were dis
covered at Carson, Nevada.
Quiet has been restored at Chin
/ kisug Foo, China, the scene Of the
late riots,
The Hamburg Nachrichten says
Herbert Bismarck viii never be
+ Chancellor.
! Thomas A Robertson, of Missouri,
/ l, 5, Consular Agent ut truth, Ger
many. died February 4th.
L, il, Morrissey charges members
/ OF the Nebraska Legislature with
taking brides on the prohibition
amendment BILL
c. p Huntington bought ATeis-
+ Sonier'S Game Lost for S26,300, at
the sale of the late James Fl. Steb-
bins collection Of paintings.
Ex-CousUl Greenbaum Will read q
paper on Samoa and tue Samoans'
1t the next meeting eff the Geogra-
phieal Society of the Pacific.
Discussing the Naval Appropriation
bill in the Senate, Hale declared that
III five years, not ten. America would
have the finest navy in the world.
O'Brien, NJ, p, has been arraigued
1t Killarney under. the Grimes Act.
He was escorted to trial by the mill
tary, and crowds were prohibited on
the route.
The Myers-McAulitfe fight was
about to occur in Chicago at latest
accounts, Il was generally believed
that Myers would be knocked out in
seven rounds.
B. C. Holly sold his great stallion.
Woodnut," to Robert Steele of
Philadelphia for S5O,00G. At the
California State fair las: year
'Wooduut" earned q record OF , I64.
1t Is learned thar DR.. H ]. Purdv
. Of Seneca Falls, n. Y, recently died
on the Isthmus of Panama as a re
suit o: Imprisonment by the authari-
ties on The charge that he was a
quack doctor. The State Depart
ment' was notified of the outrage
committed
\ Confederate General will be in
Harrison's Cabinet" was the sensa-
t!oIal statement made on February
18th in Detroit. Michigan. by one Of
the leading Republicans in the State.
1t Is said that General Harrison told
Mc1Iillan 9 Confederate officer must
be given . place IN order To break up
the solid South.
In the Washington House. Town
send introduced a oil appr0priati1E
$4,000 for 3 display Of American
corn products a5 cle Paris LLnosi-
Iali also bill providing that Can
ada shall be invited TO Join the Inter
national Conference with the South
american Republics. soon to be Laid
IN Washington.
Blaine. IN an interview with Col.
Julian Allan. OF South Carolina.
showed sympathy with the South.
spoke about his acceptance OF the /
position in Harris0n's Cabinet, and .
said that Harrison rendered hun the .
Secretsryship Of State 2 few days
after the election He did it so cor
dfally that he 81 once accepted 1t
Labouchere. editor Of London /
Truth, diseredits the stories Of Arch +
duke Rudolf's suicide, and declares
that he aud Baroness Marie Yeczera /
were probably murdered by jeal- F
Gus woman. for both the c0rDzes /
were INITIATED and the whole trag-
edy showed traces Of feminine hand
and insane jealousy. The Baroness
was shot N the back. and the Crown
Prince behind the ear Attempts
are being made to prevent q worse /
becoming public
Japan under her new constitution
vii have q House OF Peers and
House Of Commons. The Peers will /
be partiy hereditary, partly elective. +
and partly nominated BY the 3likado.
The House Of Commons VIII be
elected by men . years old, who pay I
S2j taxes yearly Liberty OF reIi-
yion, freedom OF speech and the
right Of public meetings are estab-
ished Parliament possesses legis- /
stiTe functions and the control Of I
finances Judges cannot be removed
Except By special legislation. +
Bismarck's neuralgia Is eompfi-
dictated with rheumatism. want Of
appetite and insomnia He continues
. work against the advice OF his
doctors Lately he was 50 enraged
L being kept waiting in an ante
.hsmae-. when he went 10 the Schloss
. protest agsiusE the prosecution Of
he hEeulz ZsitGag lnewspaPsTI,
TEich the Emperor had sanctioned.
nat the latter. hearing the 5rOiL left
lie r0om EGrEiellF. apoi0gizsd, and
ave the Chancellor his assent 70. an
u the prosecution
De LesseDs 8zs reported from
'eris On the 18Th a. III He Is II his
tth year and IlttiiEnities Of old age
ave Suddenly fallen upon him with r
be collapse Of the Panama Canal