The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-24

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a oltter war IS IN nlRent IN tn
Catholic Church L vi!l be remen
here& that ,9s /. ne. through Nor
Sstalh. reiusjaied Rev. DR.. Nc
Glynn, Henry Georges erstwhilt
fellow sgitator Archbishop Corn
gan was McGlynn's chief enemy
Now Archbishop Welsnd of St. Pau
has preferred charges against Arch
bishop Corrigan at Rome. accusing
him with conspiracy to spread sedi
ton among the clergy and laity Of
America. The two Archbishop:
have nothing TO say, but it is evi.
dent that bitter schism is immi
nent.
| L. Mchennon. candidate for Gov.
ernor Of Oklahsms. was shot and
killed on the streets of Guthrie by
f III. Beai. The two had business
troubles.
High tides have recently done i'm
mense damage to the seaside resorts
on the Atlantic coast. Two struc-
tures-Franks' Pavilion and Gilson's
Bathing Hcnss-Eere carried into
the sea at Far Rocksway, Long
Island.
William A. Brady will exhibit ]. j.
Corbett at the Worlds Fsir-thst is
to say, s great pavilion will be built
there, and theatrical performances
will be given, at each of which Cor
bett will appear.
W. S. Lsdd. the banker of Port
land, Oregon, died on the 9th inst,
leaving an estate of S20,000,000
There Is rush to the newly-dis-
covered gold places in the southern
part of Utah. Just north OF the Ari-
Lons line.
There is beer war in St Louis,
and the fosmy beverage Is now
valued at four glasses for 5 cents.
Chicago Is TO have seaside ele-
plant during the Fair. 1t is to be
200 feet high at the howdah. a
great restaurant viii be located in
the stomach.
The Rio Grande railway officials
have decided TO build into Mexico
and reach the Pacific at Gusymas.
President Harrison has issued an
amnesty proclamation TO all Nor
mons who have not pracuced polyg-
amy since 1889.
Foreign News.
The latest development with the
Panama Canal scandal Is the worst
of all and hiss shaken the republic TO
the foundations. Its the announce
ment that evidence has been discoY-
cred directly duplicating President
Garnet in the corruption, at the time
he was Minister Of Finance under
De Freycinct. The accuser of Car
not is Minister Baihut. who was
formerly associated with Carnot. 1t
is not known yet whether or not
Carnot viii be arrested and tried for
his alleged crime. Ga the day fol
lowing the expose 6 greater danger
threatened the government Baron
Antonin de Haussonville returned
from Madrid. where he hss been IN
consultation with the Count of Paris.
a meeting of most OF the Senators
and Deputies of the Right was held
to hear the Baron's report. 1t is
understood that the subject was q
manifesto from the Count which IT |
Is proposed to issue on Tuesday. Ii |
was said on behalf OF the Count that |
he is ready TO assume any response |
bility which MS friends in France |
may ask him to assume The sehem |
ing of the Royalists it is asserted !
not to be feared among the masses,
but only on certain requirements of |
the srmy where the Royslist senti |
ment prevails. Many of the caysl- |
rymen, hussars, chasseurs and drs-
goons belong to old and noble fami
lies and under the existing circum-
stances their sympsthies are with
the monarchists. Their influence,
however, is limited, and the army, as
Q whole, is intensely republican.
1t is said that Charles De Lesseps,
who is now in prison, has made a
full confession of the bribery in con
nection with the canal scheme, and
that the government is now in a
position to proceed to punish the
big offenders as well as the small.
As q result of the recent exposures
5 great sntisemitic meeting was
held N Paris on the 9Th in which
the Marquis De Mores wss the prin
,ipsl speaker. He charged all the
and shame to the Jews.
This sroused storm of protests and
he trouble ended in pitched battle
IN the hall which resulted in the
serious injury Of many II
Europe is experiencing q remark
IDLY cold winter, and many people
nave been frozen to desth. Even
Rome has had q snow storm. In
London there has been so much
restitution IN connection with the
old that in Whitechspel 6 mob at
acked 8 wagon containing bread
md cheese.
The strike Of coal miners near
Berlin hiss developed into violence,
nd it Is feared that the men viii re-
ort to murder.
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