The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-01-17

quired to build it.
After several years of fighting
with the Pope, Rev. DR.. McGlynn
has been restored to the priest
hood.
Shipping.
Captain Nielsen, who brought up
the Danish bark Jordan F. Lott
from South America, is suffering
from peculiar wound that may
prove fatal. About three weeks
ago, while the vessel was at sea, a
sailor dropped a marlin-spike from
the topgallant yard, and it struck
point first on the captains foot,
pinning him to the deck. The
wound did not appear serious, and
the captain paid little attention to
it, but a few days before he reach
ed port the pain became frightful.
As soon as he got home he sent for
a doctor, who told him he was in
grave danger of lockjaw. The
wound had healed, as far as APP
pearanees went, but inside the foot
was all infamed. An operation
was performed, but at present it is
impossible to say what the result
will be.-S. F. Call.
Marshal Long has two cases of distress
on his hands in the persons of the sailors
on the w. FL. Dimond who witnessed the
killing OF the Chinese stowaway by
Illinois Wise, the negro cook, eight
months ago, says the S. T. Examiner
They have been detained on Alcatraz
Island as witnesses ever since the bark
entine reached here, and have over 5000
due them as witness fees. They were
discharged Yesterday, after Wise had
pleaded guilty, and turned loose without
penny Long cannot pay them their
just Dies because the particular box in
the treasury from which he draws for
such purposes is empty.
The steamer Noordland was picked up
400 miles west of Queenstown in help
less condition with broken shaft.
The steam sealer Louis Olsen has been
seized by the customs authority on a
charge of smuggling.
Five sailors on the British ship Gil
cruix had fight with knives, during
whichTthree were severely injured.
Owing to the heavy weather the
Oceanic was a day and half late, having
had today too, for several hours, and run
half speed for long time,
Capt. Hawthorne of the British ship
Dundonald, which left here last August,
was washed overheard and drowned
during q fierce gale.
The Sen Francisco and North Pacific
Railroad Company's ferry Tiburon was
burned to the waters edge last Sunday
evening She was lying at the wharf
when the fire broke out, and had Just
LANDED 500 passengers.
VALLEJO, Gala, Dec 30.-The United
States ship Ranger had dock trial to
day. Although it was not entirely
satisfactory she will leave Mare Island
tomorrow for a trial trip outside the
heads. Since coming from Behring Sea
the Ranger has been thoroughly over
hauled, her engine bed and engines
having been lowered several inches,
detect in original construction recently
discovered The Ranger will return to
the navy yard and if the trial is satisfac-
tory she will FIT out for cruise to China
via Hawaii, Samoa and Australia.
The Cunard steamer Umbria arrived
safely at New York after a terrible
voyage OF II days. She was delayed by
broken shaft.
Capt. F. NJ. Munger of Galveston,
Texas has been appointed to the COM
mand OF the revenue cutter Rush.
WASHINGTON Dec. 2S.-Rear- AdmiraT
George Brown has been detached from
command OF the Pacific Station en-
the reporting OF his relief and is ordered
to return home and is granted three
months leave Lieutenant George L.
Dyer, from the Mohiean, is ordered to
return home and is granted three
months leave.
The schooner Courser was wrecked on |
the Northern coast recently. She was
loaded with lumber, and become water
logged on the great storm. The crew |
finally set fire to and abandoned her.
They were finally rescued by the Tam o. |
Shanter.
The schooner Mary Eta reports having
seen vessel on the upper California
coast, believed to be a schooner, floating
bottom side up. This was in latitude /
80 30 north, longitude 124 40 west. No
signs OF life were to be seen, and up to
the present time there is no clew as to
The vessels name.
The British ship Parthia, about which
here was much anxiety has finally arriv-
ID safely.
The German ship Louise has arrived