The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-12-09

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,gauld have been impossible to have pre-
vented the landing OF any Chinese.
A movement to pardon Northey and
Creighton the convicted jtlTy bribe3s
now serving sentences at San Quentin
has been prom pity squelched.
Joseph w. Wallace, an ex-policeman
was on the 22d inst. sentenced to hang
on January 10th. He killed a. II. Rice
the proprietor of dive in a quarrel.
Charles Montgomery the proprietor of
the American Exchange Hotel, and
Montgomery's hotel, and who is inter
ested in many other enterprises is finan
cially embarrassed through loaning
money to E. Glencross Grant of the Bull
and Grant Implement Co. Grant has
fed to Mexico with about 100000 of
Montgomery's money.
John d. Spreckels & Bros. owners Of
the tugs Alert and Vigilant have libelled
the steamer Hawaii for salvage. The
tugs saved the steamer from total des-
truction by fire November goth. They
put the steamers value, with cargo at
$685. 900.
Robert Bonner the owner of Maud S.,
| Rarus and others, and the purchaser OF
! CALIFORNIA; crack trotter is in California
the guest of Senator Stanford. He is
here to look at his new purchase.
| William Greer Harrison has resigned
the presidency of the Olympic club be-
cause some of the members were dissat
isfied with his policy.
Stamboul trotted a mile in 2:1214 a
Napa November 10th beating his owl
record of 1874 and coming within thu
worlds stallion record and of winning
the bet of 50 600 made by his forme
owner that he would trot in PIP b,
January LIST.
General American News.
The Pan-American delegates have re
turned to Washington after their tou
through the Northern States. They ar
vastly pleased with the trip and will nov
settle down to business.
The recent action Of the Catholic Cor
gress In Baltimore in adapting high L
cense as the remedy for the liquor ev
has created great stir all over Americf
The high license movement is great
strengthened thereby.
Another Mormon sensation has bee
sprung. The Gentiles of Utah are resis
: ing the naturalization of alien Mormon
on the ground that no Mormon can be
good citizen because his first duty is
: his church. They had many witnesse
who swore that in the endowment hous
4. they were sworn to oppose the Unite
States Government in all things. II
result is that alien Mormons will have
:. hard time to be naturalzed. A MormC
settlement has been made at Mcleod,
small town in Manitoba, B. c., an
there are indications of large influx
Mormons to the northwest
The Union Pacific officials annount
authoritively that their line will be bui
y to the Pacific in two years. Either Sa
h Francisco or Los Angeles will be tt
terminus and part OF the contract HI
been already let.
v Patti is going to give concert in CT
!, cage. The opening sale OF boxes al
a seats realized $39, 900.
A new organization representing $2E
100000 and including all the miner
t water manufacturers in America h
been formed. to control the trade.
NJ. Jodes of Wankesha, Wis, is pres
dent.
It Foreign Affairs.
The story of Henry NJ SANKEY'S late
J march to the interior of Africa will, wht
e told, form one of the most exciting tai
n of the great explorers life. Stanley
still marching eastward and is expects
at the coast about Christmas tim
II Advance runners have brought meag
a reports OF his latest achievement. I
4 went to the interior almost solely on
reputation with the natives that he bea
a charmed life. They only stuck to hi
for that reason. He found Emin Pasl
~ IL prisoner and released him almost
the same reason. Emin and his t0
y battalions of Egyptian soldiers we
u persuaded to accompany Stanley to t
e eastward. By the same runners Stanl
II sends word that an arm of the Abe
ie Nyanza has been discovered which cove
Il 10000 square miles, and that a NJ
Is mountain rivaling Kilimanjaro and Ker
y has been seen.
l. Shipping News.
IL The tug Fearless was wrecked
. Umpqua river, Oregon, Nov. 18th, a
1t nine people drowned.
n w. w. Bates, of Maine, has been ma
- United States Commissioner of Navis
'e ton.
% A mutiny occurred on the Britt
Id ship Crown of India, on her recent We
ic age from Cardiff, and the men compel
=, Captain Genzcher to agree to dischal
II them at this city and feed them well
y the voyage, before they would do a
y work.
" The new steamer China, of the Paci
y Mail line, which is shortly to fly t
Hawaiian flag, ran aground in the hart
at Yokohama, November 23d. She "
At afterward towed off without DANA,
lg She will now come to this port direct.
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