The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-07-30
OUR SAN FRANCISCO LETTER
Continued from seventh page.
CANADIAN AND EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

Mrs. Gevendolin Caldwell who with her
sister founded the new Catholic Univer-
sitv at Washington, D. c. She is worth
5000. 600 and ne is worth nothing
beyond claim OF $10,O00,O0O against
the Italian Government for the private
and personal property OF King Joachim
AIurat OF Naples. He is spendthrift.
''Jack tine Ripper" has resumed his
trade in London. The frightfully mutt
lated remains OF an abandoned woman
were found in Whitechapel the morning
OF the 18th inst. The head was nearly
separated from the body. The police
know nothing OF the murderer. yet,
though there were four policemen on the
beat at the time and sergeant of police
passed the scene of the murder not ten
minutes before the body was found.
Tomagno, new Italian robust tenor
made his debut in London, July 5th, in
Verbs "Otello." He is a success and
will come to America.
Wilkie Collins the novelist is in u
/ = critical CONDITION.
Charles Psotta, American oarsman has
won several victories on the Thames.
American rifemen from Massachusetts
are now in England and have Won all
| their matches.
The Shah of Persia is being royalty
treated in England.
A replica OF the Batholdi Statue OF Lib
! erty has been unveiled in Paris.
1t is stated that the German Govern
ment has forbidden the officers OF the
German Army to visit the Paris EXPOSE
ton.
No change is reported in Haytian al
fairs. Legitime is arming women as
soldiers at Port-auPrinCe.
Millets picture "The Angelus" was
sold July I'd to the Louvre for 553, 900
rancs. Americans bid SOP 900 for the
canvas.
On the opening OF the Parnell commits
sion at London on the morning OF the
10th Sir Charles Russell, counsel for
Parnell, stated that he would no longer
represent Parnell. This is understood
to mean that Parnell intends to with
draw his suit against the London Times.
The Emperor Dom Pedro of Brazil was
fired at by Portuguese on the night Of
the 18th while leaving the theater. No
injury done.
\ collision occurred at Grenoble on
the 10th between Il passenger train and
4 goods train on the Paris. Lyons and
Mediterranean Railroad. Twenty per-
sons were killed or injured.
Two more British regiments are off
for Egypt and it is ascertained that
others will be speedily required there.
Fighting is going on in the Soudan again
between the English and SOudanese
The dispute between France and Eng |
land over the latter's occupation of |
Egypt, is again becoming serious. France
has refused to assent to the conversion
of Egypt's debts unless England will fix
4 date Tor withdrawing her troops from
the country. The incident has caused
much ill-feeling.
San Francisco Shipping News.
ARRyALs.-June 30, bark Lady Lamp
son, 2912 days from Honolulu; July 2,
bkt. klikitat, q days from Kahului; July
5, bkt. w. II. Dimond, p days from
Honolulu; July 5, brig. Consuelo, q
days from Honolulu; July 6, S. S. Ala
media, 81 days from Honolulu; July II,
bark Colusa, SO days from Honolulu;
July II, bark Ceylon, 26 days from Hon
olulu
DEPARTUREs.-June 20, S. S. Zealan-
dia for Honolulu etc.
New YORK July 7, sailed bark Amy
Turner for Honolulu
BREMEN-In pOTt-Ger bark J. C..
Phuger to load for Honolulu.
LATER.
ARRIvALs.-July u, brig. J. D. Spreck-
els, 81 days from Kahului; July 10, S. S.
Jmatilla, days from Honolulu; July
%, bark J. \. King, "a days from Ka-
lului; July Il, bark Forest Queen, 81
lays from Honolulu; July IA, schr Fred
3. Sanders, % days from Hiio; July II,
park Royal Alice, 30 days from Honolulu.
DEPARTUREs.-July Is, bktne. w. H.
OImond for Honolulu; July Is, bark
J. n. Wilcox for Honolulu; July Is,
chr Lizzie Vance for Hilo; July 10,
orig ConsuelO for Honolulu. :
Projected Departures.-Juiy q, S S.
Alameda for Honolulu, Auckland and
sydney; July 10, bark Lady Lampson
or Honolulu, bark Ceylon for Honolulu
ia Port Blakely; bark Forest Queen for
bark J. A. King for Kahului,
Drig j. d. Spreckels for Honolulu.
Captain Moves. master of the bark
}ooma on April 4th, discovered three
ocks or islets about forty feet high, f
which he plots on James Imray & Sons
Western Pacific chart No. /, 1879, in lat
2 30 n. Ion. 40 E. There was not
nough light to determine whether there
vas any vegetation on the islets or not
The man-of-war San Francisco will be ;
aunched in October, and the Charleston !
rill have another trial trip in August.
The Pacific mail steamer Granada
Which was wrecked on the Mexican coast
ixty miles south OF Manzanillo has been
lven up as i total wreck. She was =
riven ashore between two rocks dur
ng heavy storm. t
The Oceanic Company's steamer Ala i
leda has gone to South Vallejo to-day, = =
there she will take on board 600 tons of $
our for the Colonies. Heretofore it has I
cen the custom to transport the flour y
rom the mills to this city by barges and
Iver steamers, from which it was trans
erred to the ocean carriers This new =
eparture will result in the saving of 7
arge amount OF freight money to the i
onsignees.
The schooner Lizzie Vance takes to
lilo, Hawaiian Islands, a general cargo
alued at $685. 1t includes % cases
owder, 123 pounds tea, 239 barrels flour,
8 cases salmon, 240 pounds coffee, 2113
ounds bread and 3l3I pounds beans. <
The German bark c. R. Bishop, which +
ut back to this port on fire last winter p
nd lay here until March repairing, and a
hen sailed again, arrived safely at her o
on the 10th July. d