The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-01-08
Damaiian0azette
TEN PAGE EDITION.
TUESDAY, JANUARY S. 1889.
PERSONAL.

Judge Dole and Mr.. H. c. Lyon have
returned from Kauai.
Lord Sackville will be Charge d'Af
faires at Paris OF the British Legation:
Lieut.. John Parker, at present at
tached to the Q. S. S. Adams, rs 8
nephew OF President-elect Harrison.
Mr.. Georges Bosseront d'Anglade has
been appointed acting French Consul
and Commissioner at Honolulu from jan
uary 1, 1889.
Count Ferdinand de Lesseps cele-
brated his eighty-fourth birthday ami
versary on Monday, November Goth, al
his home in Paris.
The physicians OF ex-EmpreSs Eugenie
are endeavoring to induce her TO relin-
quish her secluded mode OF lie and
mingle more with the world.
In 4 lecture before the Anti-Poverty
Society on recent Sunday night DR.,
McGlynn said he could not return TO the
church and had no case at Rome.
Mr.. Myron H. Jones has been pre-
sented with agold scarf pin in recogni-
ton OF his services as accompanist in
the recent production OF Patience. .
4 Washington letter says: "The busi-
ness that Mr.. Cleveland will engage in is
that OF banking. He will be President
OF one OF the most prosperous banks In
New York :
When there was 4 strike OF carpenters
in Paris recently, President Carnot, who
learned that trade in his youth, received
letter from them complaining that he
had not attended their meetings or sub
scribed TO their treasury.
Mr.. Ashford, father ef His Excellency
the Attorney General and the Colonel,
arrived from the Coast by the Forest
Queen. He was not very well on the
trip. but it is to be hoped he will soon
find the benefit OF this genial cline.
AIr. Canavarro, Portuguese Commits
sioher, accompanied by hIr. ?. \. Dias,
editor OF the Luso HawaiianO, will pay a
visit on horseback 10 Pearl River on Sun
day, provided the former has recovered
sufficiently from his illness TO endure the
journey.
Mr.. c. L. Hopkins has been commits
stoned as Second Deputy Clerk OF the
Supreme Court. 1t is likely be will ac-
cept the commission, although his re-
tirement from the position OF Deputy
Marshal, in that case, would be entirely
voluntary.
General W. T. Sherman, in the North
American Review for December, pub
fishes letter TO himself by Mr.. Blaine
and his reply thereto, proving that in
1881 Mr. Blaine did not desire the Re
publican nomination, but urged the
General to accept it.
4 little bird whispers that the pros
pective matrimonial alliances mooted
from kohala comprise the following
couples: Or. 3. D. Bond and Miss
Emma Renton, MIR. John Hind and
Miss Alice Renton. Mr.. Henry Renton
and Miss Kate Hind.
Henry George, in an address in Lon
don recently, Just before leaving for the
United States, said the grasping for land
in America was rapidly making the
country similar to England He wanted
TO utterly abolish landlordism, and grant
TO every child share in the soil.
Count Herbert Bismarck, the most
rising man OF the day in European di
plomacy, is the only new representative
OF Statecraft who bears 4 scar received in
battle He was shot through the thigh
in the cavalry charge at Mars Ia Tour, in
which he rode as private dragon.
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain took with
her to England fortune in diamonds,
judging from the list of presents printed
in the newspapers. This shows that the
" Puritan maiden OF the present day is
not like the Puritan maiden OF the days
Of John Endicott, observes the Boston
Globe. There has been good deal Of
evolution at work with the Puritan
maiden.