The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-11-22
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

r,sgIyGroN, Oct. 27.-Postmaster-
sasrsI Wanamaker, in his forth
mime annual report, will recon-
!. rl that Postoffices be established
tBe principal steamers that ply
tween the ports of the United
|l.ps and Europe, similar to the
,,sl service on railway trains.
Rs would greatly facilitate the de-
raT on both sides of the Atlantic
packages could be all arranged for
Itrbution by the time of the
GAMERS arrival in port.
T.HLEQUAY, Nov. Great excite
sat prevails in the Cherokee Ma
5n. Some days ago the Cherokee
lnni88ioners sent to Chief Mayey
sretary Mobiles proclamation or
king the cattlemen off the strip of
.g0kee lands. Tonight Chief
I7es sent the Commissioners a
sH in which he defes Congress,
aAttorney- General and Secretary
III.
THR1E, Ind. To- Nov. GA
ely contested municipal cam
a has resulted in the election of
Jams Dooley, formerly of Iowa, as
Indicating Colonel D. M. Ross
dEOuri by a slight majority.
SFEaI riots were barely avoided,
.al what with ballot-box stufing
d Whiskey drinking the election
zone of the most exciting events
be history of Oklahoma.
IN Francisco, Nov. Next Sat
Ehy the 10Th inst. the following
Ines will start at the Bay District
Pack to beat their records: Sunol,
.l33it; Palo Alto, 2:138; STEAMBOAT,
LIZ; and JUNO, 2:22. Regal Will
d, Bow Bells and Mista start in
Be two year-old class. Mona Y. Bal
%, Figaro, and Alfred g. in a
.OOO purse.
ZANZIBAR, Nov. cit is reported
are that the Massals or Somalis
ave massacred DIR. Peters, the Ger
Ian explorer, and his whole party
lcept one European and one Som
Ii, who were wounded and are now
9Ngao.
Paris, Nov. 6.-The closing of the
lposltlOn was marked by a brilliant
'te this evening, when 100000 peo-
se We're present, being the largest
1endance since the opening of the
a1lbltion. There were a few &C
Clients, due to the crush. The wea-
aeF Was beautiful, and the fete a
access.
IELBOURNE, Nov. 6.-The natives
I the Solomon Islands decoyed an
lagsllshman named Nelson and three
NyS to one of their villages and
e-Edered them, and the bodies of
~e victims were devoured by the
~arderers. Upon learning of the
-assacre the captain of the British
aIher Royalist proceeded to the
Ssle and shelled the villages along
p' coast where the murders were
%lmltted. The natives deserted
We villages and fed to the hills
o olsfe they are safe from pursuit
.iler cases of cannibalism on the
sands are reported.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-This was the
, rs' day of the Liverpool autumn
~'gS: The Croxtette cup was wor
!? Alng of Diamonds. There were
s s,uS starters. The Nursery handi
~ s5 was won by Garter. There
'S'e eleven starters.
W.. o?rATA, Nov. 6.-Word has been
e, rvl'ea here from the British Gov
d ,sia.o5 that Admiral Heneage, whc
h. ru a9 an insult to the German fiae
n V n,sS the German ship Hus
osaG Iu' OF Esquimault harbor re
bero as and then towing her out, viii
g. s paced IN command of the Paci
lam 9Oaaron by Rear Admiral Holt
h %iFSsP RoS'r Nov. 6.-The lightermen'
5T Sst mas blockaded all the deliverie
nd d d"a aa from the dock warehouses
a6o,CO compelled thousands of doc
tsdos y TO to remain idle. The expor
seVe W : disturbed by the strike. Tn
y lures refuse to load any vessels
ba asI u.s., Nov. 6.-The Journal des De
agent 'a y the French Government
&snbo :. Cairo was not the onl,
cot fro Of the diplomatic corps alb
SSat ei aVl - the he reception given il
Tie ra9,. 10 the Prince of Wales
Oaais5p fesentatives of the German
We're Il. and Greek Government
ae only diplomat;sts ,,rosonI