The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-03

graved = representation Of the
/ Golden Gate, with the hills and
( perfect view Of Fort Point, with the
inscription: & From d, Kiel and A,
E. MSrchand 10 J. A. Cammins, as
reminder of the Golden Gate, May
81, 1890" On another side are the
initials u Mr., C1mmins' name, and
on the other the music and the
words : Should old acquaintance
be forgot"
CAptAin James Watts takes COM
mand Of the bark Ferris s, Thomp-
son.
Captain Burnen takes command
Of the Hawaiian brig Geo, H. Dou-
glass vice Captain A Jacobsen who
takes command of the brig Con-
Suelo.
Hoaoluln" Mccarthy Free.
John W. Mccarthy, who was
convicted of embezzling the States
money while clerk of the Supreme
Court, was psrdoned last night by
Governor Waterman. Mccarthy
lost over $4,000 in an unfortunate
wheat speculation, and then fed TO
Honolulu. Detective Joe Bee was
sent after him, and he was brought
back on February p, 1887. Since
his conviction and sentence he has
been in the County Jail, and his
case Is now on appeal to the Su-
preme Court of the United States.
/ Mccarthy is known Familiarity as
" Honolulu Mccarthy, from the
fact of his having hed so lneonti-
uently TO the islands. His pardon is
considered an outrage, though he
says that if be ever gets the money
together be will pay the State the
money he stole.
SAN Francisco News
A fihbustering scheme TO seize
Lower California has been exposed
ST San Diego. Many prominent
people of that place were concerned
in it.
Governor Waterman has again
denied that he is candidate for
governor and H H. Markham of
Pasadena is far in the lead for the
Republican candidacy. ]. V. Cole
man. s. NJ. White, Mayor Pond and
John BOggs are all mentioned by
the Democrats.
The Post Office Site Commission
has recommended the purchase of q
lot st Second Snd Howard streets
known as the Church of the Ad-
vent property.
Edward Fladung and his wife
were found in pools of blood in the
lodging house st $50 Ellis street on
the 18th inst. No one knows who
fired the shots. She was dead but
he will recover. 1t Is believed
that she tried TO kill him &nd then
shot herself.
Mr.. Hearst has purchased the
property on the corner Of Third
and Market streets, known as the
Nucleus building, and will soon
erect thereon 4 tall building fol-
housing his paper, the Examiner
and for business purposes The
price paid for the lot is stated to
be s650, 900. A ten story will bt
placed upon it by its new owner al
an early day.
The Bingham law requiring the
: removal of Chinatown TO South
San Francisco is being tested in the
courts. 1t is needless to say that
it will be declared unconstitutional
The iron moulders have to al
! appearances lost their strike The
shops have forces Of non-union men
: at work. The trouble has not gone
this far without attempts st VIC
Ience. Several non-union moulders
have been beaten and Captain Cal
Linden who is employed by the
shop owners once attempted tC
shoot men who were interfering
. with the work in the shops.
Charles E Clark the man who
murdered Captain Duncan Logan
has been sentenced TO death.
: AIpheus Bull vice president d
the Firemen's Fund Insurance
| Company fell over the parapet al
: Fort Point on the Goth inst. and
was drowned. His body was re
covered.
: Contrary to the many reports the
sale of the local brewers to the
British beer syndicate has not We
been effected.
: C. P. Huntington has Topped of
twenty employees Of the Law De
partment of the Southern Pacific
Ex-PostmAster Saml. W Backul
E has been appointed Postmaster by
! President Harrison.
Rev. C. C. Stratton has resigned
the presidency Of Mills College.