The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-05-04

than its violence. Instead of the
tortuous motion which accompa-
MES or seems to accompany many
earthquakes this one was nearly
in a direct line, the general direc-
ton being north and south.
So far as damage to property
was concerned the earthquake that
shook a limited portion of the
State north of the meridian Of San
Francisco early yesterday morning
was the most severe that has been
experienced since the Lone Pine
disaster of 1872
The King Returns.
SAN Francisco, April 90 The
steamer Montserrat, Captain Black
burn, will leave to-day en- route for
the Gilbert Islands. King Teburei-
mora of Butaritari and his nephew
will make up the passenger list.
TebOiari Buried.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20.-The
funeral of Teboiari, the late chief
who accompanied King Teburei-
mora from the Gilbert islands,
took place yesterday morning from
an undertaker's establishment on
Mint avenue. The obsequies were
very simple. The body was laid
out in plain walnut casket with
silver-plated handles and lined
with white cashmere. On the lid
was plate bearing the inscription
'Teboiari. Died April Is, 1892,
aged SO years"
Plot to Murder the Spanish Soy
ereign.
MADRID, April 19.-The arrest of
Felipe Munoz, anarchist, who was
betrayed into the hands of the po-
lice by Delboche, who informed
the authorities that Munoz was the
prime mover among the anarchists
and supplied him and others with
bombs, promises to result in the
extirpation of a dangerous class in
Spain.
A most decided sensation was
created to-day by the making pub
lie of confession made by Munoz
to magistrate who has charge of
the case. Munoz told the official
that at secret meeting of the an
archists lots were drawn to decide
which of the members should kill
the boy King of Spain. Several
anarchists under arrest have con-
fessed that an attempt was to be
made to blow up the Royal Palace,
but none until now has acknow-
lodged that a direct attempt upon
the life of the King would be made.
With the knowledge that such a
conspiracy does exist, the authori-
ties will'be able to guard against it.
To Hunt Anarchists.
BERLIN, April 17.-The dynamite
outrages in France and Spain, to-
gether with the revelations conse-
quent upon the Poninsky assassina-
ton, have reused the German Gov
eminent to instigate a thorough
search of all the large cities of the
empire for anarchist agitators
Suchowsky, the leader of the
Poninsky plot, was found to be the
chief of q band of international
robbers and anarchists who make
their home in Weissensee, a suburb
of Berlin, and a similar organiza-
ton is said to have been unearthed
by the Berlin police in Moabit
In Berlin, Leipsic, Munich
Frankfort-on-the-Main and Bres.
lau the police have made domicili,
airy visits for the last ten days, and
have found evidences of prepare
ton on the part of the anarchists
in the empire to cooperate with
their colleagues abroad in an effort
to terrorize Europe.
Spreading the Gospel.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE an
nual meeting of the American
Tract Society was held here to
night. Several addresses were de
livered. The secretary's annua
report says the society prints the
truth at home and abroad in 15(
languages. Of it's 1884 distric
publications, 664, 118,039 copies
have been circulated in sixty-sevel
years. For foreign publication
the society has granted over 800,
900, and for home publication
nearly $2,250,000. The mission
aries of the society have visited
over 100000 families in thi
country alone, engaging them il
Christian conversation and leavin,
with them 100000 volumes of re
ligious literature. The entire re
ceipts for the year from all source
were $4,000.
Preparations Finished for EN-
peror Williams WhaIin
Trip.
BERLIN, April 15.-Preparation
for Emperor Williams whalin
trip are completed. The imperia
party will reach Bodos harbOr o.
July 9th, and thence will procee,
with the Gauer brothers to thei