The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
A Federal Judge Grants a Writ Of
Error.
1he Sharon Case is Thrown Ont
OF Courf-ChoIera in Europe
FOR the Americas Cup.
Cholera in Europe.

HAMBURG, OCu. 4.-Acc0rdlng to
the latest official reports, 1901
cholera cases and 1886 deaths have
occurred here since the first APP
pearance of the disease.
VIENNA, Oct. 4.-The Sanitary
Commission at Pesth rejected the
proposal to close the public schools,
but it resolved to erect new bar
racks, flush the canals, and, if nee
essary, to distribute food gratis.
There are only 780 available hos
pital beds in the city. The COM
mission, as well as the municipal
ity, treat the outbreak of cholera
lightly. This increases the appre-
hension felt in Vienna. Count Won
Taffee says it is too late and almost
impossible to close Vienna against
the pest, so the malady is expected
here soon. The epidemic is spread
ing throughout Galicia.
A Great Case Settled.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. cit is
ordered that the respondents mo-
ton to dismiss the appeal herein
on the ground that no points and
authentic authorities have been
filed, and that the time therefor has
expired, be and the same is hereby
granted, and the appeal is dis
missed. This little entry on the
minute book of the Supreme Court
officially ends the great Sharon
case.
South American Affairs.
New YORK, Oct. 4.-The Herald
correspondent at Valparaiso cables
as follows: Peru, having INDUCED
in much buster and threatened to
sever diplomatic relations with
Chile, has quoted down. The
French Government has consented
to allow Peru to name the arbitra-
tors on the distribution of moneys
in the Bank of England.
VIII not Leave Washington.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Airs. Har-
rison's nervous condition has dis
turbed her rest the past three
nights, so she is not feeling as well
as last week, though it is said no
alarming symptoms were developed
and her condition is about what it
has been for weeks past.
The Post tomorrow will say !:
"There is no longer any doubt that
the President will be compelled to
abandon his plans for participation
in the Columbian exercises at New
York next week and in Chicago
later. The condition of Mrs. Har-
rison is such that he will not be
able to leave her bedside, and at
the Cabinet meeting to-day he
practically notified the members
that he would not leave Washing
ton"
He VIII Be Punished.
GENOA, Oct. 4.-The Public Pro
secutor has been instructed by the
King to push the case against Bar
ravalle, the assassin of Reilly, the
American sailor, to the utmost
when it comes up on the 22d inst.
and his conviction is said to be
almost certain. The sentence vii
be fifteen years at hard labor, az
no capital punishment exists II
Italy for non-political crimes, ano
a life sentence is not customary.
Death of a London Divine.
LONDON, Oct. 4. Rev. j. Y
Mummery, the oldest Congrega
tional minister in London, is dead
Frewen on Free Coinage.
DENVER, Oct 4.-Morton Frewen
political economist of England
and an advocate of the free coinag'
of silver, said here to-day that h
believed the United States was bi!
enough to shoulder the response
bility of free coinage single HANDED
if the European nations did no
undertake it at an early day.
a Fast Yearling Trotter.
VANCOUVER (Wash.), Oct. 5.-Il
{ the yearling race to-day Ella T.,
FLY by Altamont, out of Coas
Ranger mare, took the first heat il
"a, and the second in 2 81. Thi
is said to be the fastest heat, AM
also the fastest two heats, eve
trotted in race by a yearling.
Helpless in the Storm.
PORT HURON mich. }, Oct. A.
The steam barge Nashua is beliey
ed to have foundered off Goderic
this morning, and it is feared he
crew of a dozen men have also bee
lost. The barge Ryan, which wa
in tow of the Nashua, arrived her
this afternoon. Captain Miller c
the Ryan reported that when te
miles north of Goderich, up LAX
Huron on the Canadian side, at
o'clock this morning, the Nashu
let 90 of the towline. A northwes
gale was blowing and a heavy Sc
was running. The Nashua wa
~ then rolling in the trough of tn
nth disabled machinery an