The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-08-19

were brutally beaten on Howard
street. The strike is, to all appear
ances, over, the moldcrs having
been beaten.
The slaughtering houses of B.
w. Brown and Mark Strouse, in
South San Francisco, have been
burned. Loss $4,000.
Five hundred German saloon
keepers have had mass meeting
and have protested against the con-
troll of the breweries by the Eng
lish syndicate.
William Brown, an old Alaska
resident, arrived on the steamer
Umatilla from Victoria, on the LIST
INST, with native boy whom he
rescued from one of the tribes
which intended burning him at the
stake as a witch.
Father McGlynn has been de-
livering course of lectures In the
Metropolitan Temple.
The political fight is not yet well
warmed up. Morrow and Mark
ham are having a great battle for
the Republican gubernatoriaI nom
ination, and locally the only fea-
ture worthy of note is the inde-
pendent Democratic movement to
GUST Buckley, who rules the party
with rod of iron.
A syndicate, including Phil
Armour and Cudahy of Chicago,
Peter Her of Omaha and many
local capitalists. has purchased
5000 acres of land near Baden in
San Mateo County, and will erect
thereon a million dollar packing
and slaughtering establishment.
They will reach out for trade in
every Pacific port, including Homo
lulu, on fresh and preserved meat.
There is also a rumor that the At
Gibson Company is in the deal and
will place the yards of It's San
Francisco terminus there, when it
builds into this city.
Eastern American News.
1t is reported that an English
company has secured control of all
the table glass ware establishments
in the country for S3,3O0,OOO.
The net public debt of the United
States on July LIST was 1916, 399,113
General ]. G. Fremont's will has
been discovered in the archives of
Surrogate Random's New York
office. 1t was executed on August
10, 1854, and was deposited in the
Surrogate's Office two days later In
a sealed envelope. He gives his
entire estate to his widow
Third Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Hazen has forbidden Count
Tolstois latest work "The Kreutzer
Sonata" transmission through the
mails on the ground that it is an
indecent publication
There is a genuine case of lep
rosy in New York. The victim is
Manuel Garutia, twenty years old
and the scion of noble family in
Spain who has been attending the
military academy at Chester, Pa.
For week he stopped at Span
clearinghouse, max
ing liable to his loathsome CONTACT
Gus disease numerous boarders.
The demand for silver has in
creased enormously since the pas
sage of the Silver bill and the price
is constantly going up.
The business portion of the town
OF Wallace, Idaho, was wiped out
by fire on the 18th ult. Loss $780,
900. Traver and Red Bluff, Cal,
each had a $4,000 fire during the
past week.
Fire at East Saginaw, Mich, on
the 18th ult. destroyed lumber
mills and salt works valued at
S250,0OO.
Foreign News.
"Bradstreet's" Auckland CORE
spondent states that an effort will
soon be made to induce population
to flow thither.
A despatch from Sydney, dated
the 31st, says: The steamer Lubbock,
from Apia, brings rumors of dis
orders in the Samoan villages. In
the opinion of Europeans, these
point out the necessity of
the treaty powers of England, Ger
many and the United States forming
a proper government for Samoa.
Archduchess Marie Valerie.
daughter of the Emperor Francis
Joseph of Austria, was married to
the archduke Francis Salvador on
the 3lst ult.
Cholera is reported at Nagasaki
and much uneasiness is felt.