The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-16
FROM THE ISLANDS.
CeIso Cesar Moreno Not a Success
as an AgitatOr.
Minister Carter's Funeral Worlds Fair Conn
missioners-Germany Gets the Guano.
The Yacht Bsagle-Etc.
Special by the Western Associated Press.

HONOLULU (H. L., Dec. 8. - There is no
change in affairs here as yet, nor does there
seem to be any indications Of political up
heaval in the near future. The interviews
with Celso Cesar Moreno which have been
published only show him, as he Is we'll
known here. as an agitator. Moreno was In
August, 1880, Minister of Foreign Affairs OF
the Hawaiian Kingdom. He enjoyed his
honors for only four days. viz. from August
14th to the 10Th, when he was deposed by
the public sentiment of the foreign resi-
dents, irrespective of race. His knowledge
since of Hawaiian affairs is considered to be
limited.
The body of ex- Minister Carter arrived
by the Australia on the LIST inst and was
buried in Numanu Cemetery oil the 18th.
TIE funeral was attended by representa-
tiYos of the crown, church, State, mercan-
tile interests, and by the public. Charles
r. Bishop is prominently mentioned as the
successor of Mr.. Carter as Hawaiian Min
lister at Washington, provided he accepts
Dr. J. Mott Smith and Hon. Sanford b.
Dale of the Supreme Court are also men,
toned.
Hon. John P. Parker, uncle of Minister
Sam Parker Of this city, died November
22i. Deceased was schooima.e of the late
Prince COnsort and also of
EX-LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR PACHECo
or California. His father was originally
from Newton, Mass. Deceased was aged 6i
years. He leaves n widow, but no children.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has APP
pointed a number of gentlemen to act as
honorary members of the Commission of
Hawaiian Exhibits at the Columbian Expo
siti on in 1893, and they have already held
couple of meetings. 1t is not yet fully de-
cided In exactly what shape Hawaii viii
present its exhibit, but it is assured that
her volcano will be there in still life as the
work OF American artists.
The development of the Lysan Islands
by local enterprise is now going on, aud the
guano deposits there are now being for
warded to Germany.
Hawaiian Independence day, November
2Sth, was celebrated by the closing of stores,
grand display of flags and public speak
Ing in Thomas square.
native Hawaiian woman named Ma
limalu died in Honolulu November Both.
aged 10 years.
Tom Whaey, the smuggler king, and his
companion, George Lycurgus, are still here.
The expectation is that Whaley will go to
the Coast in the near future. He is now
living at the seashOre with the former At
tOrney- General of the kingdom.
The Halcyon is again reported to be bound
hither.
THE YACHT BEAGLE,
On which the two embezzlers from Auck-
land, New Zealand, are vnyaging, Is re-
ported DIS DuNlUS UGtu seen OIL Tile ISluUu Oh
Nj olokal, and is expected to lay off and on
until the movements of the wife and mother
of Davis, one of the voyagers, are known,
Sister Rose Gertrude, the young English
woman who came to the Islands to minister
to the lcper settlement at Molokai, but who
was refused landing there, has been mar
ried to DR., Lutz of this city.
The United States cruiser Charleston,
which arrived here from Yokohama on the
4th inst. encountered typhoon on the
lowed for ten days. The vessel behaved
splendidly. Captain Remey reported all
well on board.
The Spaniards have taken to Manila one of
five native chiefs of the Caroline Islands,
probably TO impress him with a sense of the
power and resources of the Spanish Govern
ment. AT the order of the Spanish he IN
dertook 10 lead an expedition against the
Meteenim tribe. When his people heard of
it they went after him and brought him
back to his own territory.
There is some doubt about Consul Rand's
getting his exeQuatur from the Spanish
Government, and if it is refused, it would
seem to be In order to send United States
Consul by some naval vessel.
PoNAPEAN NATIVES
Believe that the United States steamer Es-
sex is a match fol- any five Spanish men-ot-
war.
II. B. NJ. s. Garnet sailed from here on
the 9TH inst for Tahiti, Pitcairn Island and
other South Sea Islands, and will then go
to Chile.
The volcano at Kilau ca, Hawaii, is burn
ing very actively, and an overflow is ex-
peeted there in the near future.
The Audltor-General of the kingdom is
very i'll and James b. Carter has been ap-
pointed deputy pro TEN.
The citizens mad subscribed a purse of
$1,000 for series of games between the
Hawaiian clubs and the Duke of Santa
Clara's San Jose team. but their engage
ments with the Portlsnds will prevent our
people bringing them on now, as our rainy
season has set in.
At a. meeting of the Pacific Wheelmen of
this city November Both, mile was done in
minutes and l second.
The tug-of-war tournaments commence
here December 21st Considerable interest
prevails, as all natlonalities have been en-
tered by the teams.
On November 30th Charles Chester Fox, a
newcomer and resident Of Victoria, b. T.,
was committed to the insane asylum here.
NOTES.
Honolulu exchanges TO December the Sth
were received in this city yesterday.
The Pacific Commercial Advertiser saws:
The cattle market on Maui is at an alarm
iDgly low ebb as regards prices OF herd cat
tie and mich cows. The other day PROM
inent and reliable ranchman was heard to
offer to sell any number Of herd cattle, from
100 to 1000, at 81 per head and it is a we'll
knoWn iact tnat lalTly Roou, picked milking
cattle are sold at $40 per head. Another
fact worthy OF remark is that the principal
dairymen of East Maui are gradually aban-
doning the business in the face of a strong
demand tor butter at 80 or 60 cents Der
pound. As to causes, quien sabe? Perhaps
over supply.
The Hawaiian Worlds Fair committees
are pushing forward their work with a most
commendable diligence. The total space
asked for is about 1000 feet for the floor and
about 1000 for the walls, This, with proper
allowance for standing room, would require
room about eighty feet square,
Regarding the high death rate. as shown
by the latest mortuary report, the Adyer-
tiser says: The high death rate is chiefly
caused by the decay of the Hawaiian race.
and should not be interpreted as an indica-
ton that Honolulu is an unhealthy city.