The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-11-06

the McCreery Dill extending the tune
for Chinese to registerssix months, to
pass without any of the Pacific coast
amendments and he may succeed. he
is willing congress should adjourn
after passing the silver and Chinese
bills and does not expect to send in
message TIL the December session.
American News.
Healdsburg, California, is having
sensation and trying to determine II
the town treasurer, George Mulllgan,
is an honest man or shrewd thief.
He was found in the outskirts of town
handcuffed TO tree and the city's
coin was gone. He claims to have
been robbed and tied up by two men
who called him from his house in the
early. morning. The funds are short
over $1,000.
WAsHINGToN, October 24.-Rear
Admiral Walter w. Queen expired
sundenly tonight at his home in this
city,aged -.
The attendance at the worlds fair
has passed the 100000 mark and is
expected to go to -, 100000. On Mar
inc day the paid admissions were
S2S4, 900.
\ dispatch from Washington says
that on the Goth inst. Commodore
Stanton, acting Rear-Admiral of,.,' ,
United States feet in BraAilife e.. -,
ers, was summ.rily Ialdfed TO" the
mar by by 6sesrGone asvedof i his @ eom.
AL action :airy of the Navy Her
Il CO. ordered home. The Commo-
acres offense was in saluting Admir-
al MellO, the leader of the Brazilian
insurgents, who with his squadron
is holding Rio in blockade. The bel
llgerents are not recognized by this
Government, and Commodore Stan
toms action as it is construed here
was in sense the recognition OF them
as power, and could not fail to give
offense to the PeiXoto Government,
with which this Government holds
friendly relations.
The rough draft for the tariff bill is
now in Cleveland's hands and will be
studied by him.
The street railways of st. Paul are
tied up by strike of car men.
Foreign News.
a report from northern Russia
leads to the fear that Mr.. Nansen, the
explorer, and his expedition have
been lost.
The Brazilian insurgents continue
their efforts to overthrow President
PeiXoto's government, but are not
much Roadway. Mello, the
rebel leader, is said to be in distress
for supplies for his army and navy.
PeiXOto OH the other hand is getting
up navy rapidly, and hot engage |
ment Will undoubtedly occur very
soon. There are three American men, |
of-war at Rio looking after the rights |
Of American citizens, and they are |
liable to interfere at any time. MellO |
succeeded in capturing a steamer load |
ed with flour for the people OF Rio !
Janeiro, and supposed to have been |
shipped from New York. He gave his |
from Rio to attack another port, Ad- |
miral Mello declared +. G. de Lorena |
provisional president of Brazil. Lor-
ena is captain of one of the rebel war
ships.
The latest rumor regarding the con-
iition of affairs is that Italy is anxi-
Dus for war, and will force a rupture
with France. Italy is on the verge of
and revolt, and war
seems to be the only way out of the
dilemma
When the citizens of Lyons, France,
gave a reception to the Russian
1IsItors to take part in the grand
arouse. Presents worth many hous-
md dollars We're given to the men and
ent to the CZarina.
The authorities of Amsterdam are |
rylng young man named De Jong
or the murder of two young women
whom he married within short time.
he trial is secret and it Is now
bought the fellow is the original
Jack the Ripper"
The Maharajah Dhuleep Singh, the
amOus fighting rajah of the Punjaub,
5 dead.
Lord Dunraven has been making
Reuse to the English people because
is yacht was defeated. The English
ress don't take kindly to his explain
ton but say he was defeated because
e met better boat.
The funeral of the late Marshal Nc
lahon was a great affair, the dead |
older receiving the expression of
omage from all Europe. Among the
oral wreaths was one from Emperor I
William. Detachments of soldiers ,
'ere present not only from the Euro
can armies but from England.
Sporting.
A week ago it was thought that the
reat proposed fight between COrbett $
nj Mitchell would not come off, but {
now looks as though they would I
unch each other for a purse of
10000 at New Orleans, as the
olympic club in that city has offered l
nat amount. ,
1t is now assured that Il race will
2 had between the great trotter :
'irectum and the king of PAGERS Mas ..
IT, with q record of 2:04. 1t will be
ED at Fleetwood Park, Nov. 2d. The
ct to be So, 900 4 side.
!
James Brook, young man of this
lace, was taken seriously i'll with (
lolera mOrbus and thought TO be bel
md nalinf II 81