The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-22

Sheriff Laumeister received a tele-
gram from Garland 81 May, attor-
neys-at-law, of Washington, D. c.,
yesterday, stating that Justice La
mar had granted a writ of error
and supersedas in favor of McNulty
and that the papers in the case had
been forwarded.
State Funeral for Renan.
PARIS, Oct. St has been de-
clded to give the late Ernest Renan
a state funeral Friday.
Minister Egan Arrives.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4. - Patrick
Egan, Minister to Chile, arrived
this morning On the Pacific Mail
steamer Newport. He was received
by representatives Of the Irish
societies.
Egan brings with him, besides
the new treaty, letters of credit for
$4,000 to indemnify the families
of the seamen killed or wounded in
Chile at the time Of the Baltimore
affair. Egan says the people of
Chile are extremely favorable to-
ward the United States.
He said his return now had no
connection with the campaign. He
once more entered an emphatic
denial of the charges made against
him at the time Of the Baltimore
episode.
In Favor of Home Rule.
New YORK, Oct. 4.-The Even
ing Telegram has this: One of
the most extraordinary statements
by Gladstone in his remarkable
home rule reply to the Duke of
Argyle is his declaration that "a
gentleman belonging to the Re-
publican party and in the first rank
of public distinction in America,
told me before the last Presidential
election that 100000 votes would
be cast at it, and of that number
100000 would be favorable to
the cause of Ireland" The author
of this statement, it has been
learned was Chauncey NJ. Depew
Goddard Out for Coin.
NEW YORK, October 4. - Billy
Madden to-day stated that as Joe
Goddard desires to get on a match
with Corbett he would meet the
winner Of the Godfrey Choynski
contest, which will be decided in
the latter part of this month at
Coney Island. Madden, however,
declares that he will not entertain
any offer that the Coney Island or
any other club makes for a contest
unless the purse hung up is
$4,000.
Hanged by Mobs.
RALEIGH On. J.), Oct. 4.-News
has been received of the lynching
in Camden County of Joe BARGE,
who outraged and murdered Mrs.
Frank Sanderlin near Shiloh. He
was taken from jail by 500 men,
strung up and riddled with bullets.
Troy (Tenn.) }, Oct. A Three
hundred of the best citizens of dis
trict last night took Alexander
Hall, colored, who was charged
with attempted assault on a white
girl, from the custody of the officers
having him in charge, and hanged
him and riddled his body with
bullets.
The Panama Ashore.
New YORK, Oct. s. Dispatches
from Key West this morning stated
that the steamer Panama, from
New York to Havana, is ashore on
Elbow reef. At the company's
offices no information had been re-
ceived. The Panama left here on
September 30th, for Havana with
mails, passengers and freight.
In Honor of st. sergius.
Moscow, Oct. 4.-Thirty thous-
and pilgrims have started for Troit-
skoi to celebrate the five hundredth
anniversary of the death of ST
Sergius, accompanied by 1000
clergymen bearing sacred symbols
and images. They sleep in the
open air and present most wretch
ed appearance. 1t is expected that
100000 in all will assemble a.
Troitskoi monastery. st. Sergius
was a leader in the 18th century
struggle to throw off the Tartar
yoke.
Russia's Action Illegal.
VANCOUVER, B. c., Oct. A.
The Minister of Marine at Ottaws
has ordered Captain Copp of the
Vancouver Belle to return to thu
Victoria owners the schooner Rosie
Olsen, seized by the Russians anc
given to Copp to take home thu
crew in. The Marine Department
therefore considers the seizure by