The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-05-14


teated: yeas 80, nays Il. The resolu-
ton was then agreed to.
Notes from san Francisco.
Timothy Guy Phelps has been ap-
pointed Collector of Customs at San
f Francisco.
Savage X Sons of the Empire
Foundry I35 Fremont street, have
made an assignment. The total
liabilities amount to S35,SS490
4 gentleman Just returned from
the Lower California new gold
mines said: All practical miners
have been well rewarded for hard
work. I saw $500 in dust sold in
1 San Diego on one day and l myself
1 sold seventeen ounces and Senior
/ Morales sold thirty seven ounces.
/ There was a specimen taken from
/ the Prenuss mine on the outside Of
which there Is free gold to be seen
10 the value Of $1,000. How much
+ there Is inside Of 1t no one knows, as
it has not been broken. 1t weighs
4 loo pounds. 1t viii be exhibited
IN Los Angeles and San Francisco
and then sent TO the Paris exhibit
ton
Efforts are being made to estab-
lish an extensive geological depart
ment at Golden Gate Park
Sporting Notes.
It Is now almost certain that three I.
7efoot sloop yachts will be quilt to .
meet the Volunteer and contest the I
right to defend the America cup. /
One VIII be designed by Burgess for
the Boston yachtsmen. one by Cary .
Smith for New York syndicate and .
one by William Gardiner for mem I
Der Of the Seawanhaka COrinthian .
Yacht Club.
Lord DUnrayen viii be accOmmo-
dated with five races instead Of three
as heretofore if he desires. He may
be accommodated as well as to dates.
Instead Of racing within certain
limits he may have all the courses
laid outside the harbor. if he wants.
The races must be sailed in seven
hours. The challenger Is denied his
wish as to the basis Of time allow
ances. He shall have nothing to say
about the time Of day when the
races shall be started. nor viii any
race be started in fog.
American Affairs.
The New England Piano Com
pany Of Boston and New York has
failed Liabilities 100000.
SirJuIan PauncefoJe.the new Brit
ISL Minister to the United States.
has arrived at Washington.
The English syndicate has sec
ured the big brewing plant owned
by Mrs Christian Irefs in Newark.
\. j. The purchase price was $780,
600. 1t Is to be turned over on May
lst. The brewery is one Of the best
equipped IN the country. and has
capacity Of 100000 barrels a year.
Cheney. ". L. sixteen miles west
Of Spokane Falls. was half destroyed |
by hre. Six blocks in the heart of
town were completely destroyed.
The entire loss Is 100000.
At Littleton. y. H. on April 23d
luminous ring about sixty degrees in
diameter appeared with the sun
within its circumference. Two other
rings, smaller in diameter. were
linked into the largest ring. In the
circumference Of the large circle
there were three bright spots. re-
sembling the sun breaking through
d cloud. and with the sun dividing
the circumference into four equal
sections The phenomenon was Wis
Ible for thirty minutes !
Foreign Affairs,
Lord BrownIow Will succeed the
Marquis Of Londonderry as Lord
Lieutenant Of ireland. Lady Brown
low Is an aUatof Lady Londonderry.
Clinton z. Ferry, a millionaire
merchant. who was selected to re-
present Washington Territory at the
Paris Exposition, has brought suit
for divorce against his wife. whom :
he found in a compromising position :;
with French clerk named Hip /
polyUe CalicOt IN q house Of ill-fame.
The BiiOu Theatre at Melbourne +
has been totally destroyed by fire.
4 battalion Of Egyptian troops
under the command Of the Governor :
II Suakim aud two gunbOats started Z
Tor Port HalaIb, for the purpose of l
the port. J.
Fourteen persons have been ar
rested at Zurich on the charge of =
being concerned in the manufacture +
# dynamite bombs. The Russian
has applied for the sur ;,
,ender Of SIX directly charged with Il
plotting against the Cars life. The
3undesrath refuses to surrender
hem. but ordered their expulsion v
rom Switzerland. Z
The Russian Project Of Police has C
discovered the existence Of a NihiIist e
dot to sssassinate the Gar. while Il
le was attending the funeral Of Gen O
.ral Paucker. Minister Of Roads. h
The Gar was warned and number
If persons charged with being i'm d
1licated have been arrested. The A
lihilists intended to use dynamite 2
N the Gar. d
Rioting in connection with a fl
tTike Of uam-car men occurred in Il
Jenna. The strikers attacked the IL
ars. The cavalry was called out. te
nd q charge made upon the rioters. b.
Iany were wounded. and 100 strik- al
r. were arrested. The Government fe
fered to supply soldiers to drive 81