The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-06-16
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

mier were made in al the churches,
both Catholic and Protestant this morn
ing.
4 crisis in political circles Is immi-
nent. The Cabinet sat SIX hours YES
terday, but, as II by arrangement, the
bps OF all the Ministers are sealed as TO
what was done 1t the meeting. Sir
Hector L3Dgevan, As Senior Privy Coun-
cilor, viii, IN the event OF Sir Johns de-
mise, be Summoned by the Governor
General 10 assume charge OF public
affairs. But in view Of the fact that grave
charges Of malfsasance IN office are at
present hanging over the head OF the Min
lister Of Public Works, he VIII naturally
decline leaving the CIesUCl OF leader
ship between Sir JCL- Thompson and
Sir Charles Upper, Canadian High
Commissioner in England. The Gov
eminent has already held an informal
conference with the Minister OF Justice,
but the indications are that j large wing
OF the Conservative party viii insist
upon the selection OF Sir Charles Upper
as the next Premier.
Captain O'Farrall OF the Robert and
Minnie, the vessel that aided the Itata
IN getting supplies, has been released
from custody at 5000 bail.
LONDON, May %. - In the Commons
to-day the bill prepared by the Govern
ment prohibiting British subjects from
catching seals IN Behring Sea for = Ger
tain period was introduced. The dura-
ton OF time during which seals cannot
be captured Is not, however, given II the
bill.
tn, T.,,-.,..--..,1 Ip,., Fs.-,-r,--.. ,,,,,,-
in session At Milan approves the PROPOSE
ton to refer the New Orleans lynching 10
the International Institute 81 Client Tor
arbitration. 1t would be first necessary
to determine what there is 10 arbiTate.
Even Premier Rudini, since he cot his
second diplomatic wind, has admitted
that it Is purely q Judicial question. In
that case American Courts are compe-
tent 10 settle II without any arbitration.
New 1C--, May S0.-A letter was re-
received the Navy Department from
Captain Remey Of the Charleston, dated
at Acapulco on May 18th, in which he
gives an account OF the Charieston's
operations since she LEFT san Francisco.
he SAYS that al San Diego he received
an intimatiOn that the Itata had gone
westward TO the Hawaiian Islands. He
was inclined at first TO follow that route,
but on consideration found that II would
be 3 wiser plan TO come south and stop
at Acapulco. when he could cOmmuni-
cate with the Department and have the
IrOQuois, which is ct Honolulu, instruct
ed to watch for and capture the ltata If
she came to that port. 1t Is now learned
that the commanding officer OF that YES
sci has received instructions to that
effect, but since there IS no cable cOnnec-
ton between San Francisco and Homo
lulu the Itata could easily have put In
there. coaled and started again before
the lroquOis' commander received his
instructions.
NV YORK, June Authentic news
has been received here Of another at
tempted revolution IN Hayti. The grow
ing discomfort against the rule Of Presi-
dent Hippolyte broke out on May 2Sth
in an open revolution in the capital. 4
Port-au-Prince cable dispatch sent to
Minister Price, said: THE attempted
revolution on May 2Sth al Port-au-
Prince failed, the rebels were executed
and public order was not disturbed. The
Department Of the West has been placed
under martial law -
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-DoctcrS oteldo,
the Venezuelan Minister here, informs
the Associated Press that dispatches re-
ceived to-day from reliable sources IN
Mexico state the Mexican Government
ordered the insurgent Chilean cruiser
Esmeralda TO leave the harbor Of Aca-
puleo. The commander Of the vessel
said he was willing TO leave, but his ship
had no sails and ne could not depart
without steam-poweT- The Government
then allowed the Esmeralda to take
enough coal to carry the order into
effect. She received 80 tons, her or
binary consumption being fifty tons per
dav. The Esmeralda sailed on the 10th
instant, Immediately after receiving her
coal allowance.
CHICAGO, June IA dispatch from
Washington saws an effer is to be made
10 lease the port Of Santa Barbara for
coaling station, and in case Of the accept
ance OF the offer BY the DOMINICAN Re-
public. possession VIII be taken and
Congress will be as5s 10 appropriate
the necessary sums 10 rect dry-dock,
coaling-wharves and Notifications.
Pennsylvania has law which pro-
vides q fine OF 63 cents per word Tor
swearing profanely. a man al Somerset,
Penn. recently was fined SD under that
law.
The Columbian River salmon pack
promises 10 be light.
The interest in the oil development in
Humboldt county Is undated.
The United States Supreme Couri has
sustained the laws passed by prohibition
Kansas TO prevent the introduction OF
LIQUOR into its borders under Government
protection IS . original package
The granite cutters Of San Francisco
10 the number Of 200 have struck against
an order forbidding smoking IN the store
wards. The bench and mill hands are
still ont Both strikes are expected TO
fan as fat as the molders strike.
The San Francisco police think they
have completely dis0rganized the nigh
binders by the constant raids on their
HEADQUARTERS. The Chinese merchants |
are not so sanguine that such 3 result |
has been attained.
The law requiring all legal executions |
10 be held on the State Prison at San |
Quentin. Cal. viii be contested on legal /
technicalities. McAlilty, the San Fran
cisco murderer viii get 4 new lease o. /
T.r =, 1.-.,,.or.r,avan nj tho local contest. j