The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-02-28

The local market Is unchanged
Hopkins Of Pennsylvania has in
troduced in the House s resolution
directing the Attorney-General to
inform that body why the persons
originating and controlling the
American Sugar Refining Company
or Sugar Trust were not proceeded
against the same as ether persons
charged with crime.
Politics.
1t is authoratatively announced
that Mr.. Cleveland mas definitely
decided upon the following mem
bers of his Cabinet: Secretary of
the Treasury, John G. Carlisle Of
Kentucky Postmaster General,
Wilson s. Bissel Of New York:
Secretary of War, Daniel :. Lamont
Of New York; Secretary Of the
Interior or Agriculture, Hoke Smith
Of Georgia. Walter Q. Gresham Of
Indiana was slated for Secretary of
State but declined the honor. 1t
now looks as though Bayard would
be the man. Governor Boies of
Iowa was asked to accept the port
folio Of Secretary of Agriculture
but refused on the ground that he
preferred to 20 to the Senate in the
near future.
The deadlock in Nebraska has
resulted in the election of VIM. Y.
Allen, a populist. to the United
States Senate. The Democrats
elected him rather than have q Re
publican succeed.
San Francisco News.
Excellent progress is being made
on the new railroad which J. D.
Spreckels & Bros. are building in
the Coos Bay (0regon) country.
Claus Spreckels has secured |
control Of the North American
Navigation Co.. which will run OBJ
position steamers to Panama land
connect for New York against the
Pacific Nail Company.
The Internal Revenue officials
are planning to start the wholesale
Of all Chinese who have
not registered by May 5th.
DR.. Edward A. Ross has been
Professor Of Finance in
the Stanford University, and will
begin his duties in September. He
has been Associate Professor of
Political Economy at Cornell Uni
7ersity.
Captain Russell White. Of the
Fire Patrol, died recently at his
post Heart disease was the cause |
About ten Chinese women who
arrived in the steamer Picking have
lot vet been allowed to land. Three
If them bear certificates from the
Jhinese Consul at Yokohama Ger
flying that they are the wives of /
chinese merchants here, and for
hat reason are entitled to admis-
ion. Collector Phelps does not {
,elieve that the Consul has power
o grant such certificates, and is 2
Icing something that the Chinese t
government viii not do itself. The q
collector mas declined to honor the |
Yokohama certificates, and if the {
Tomen are permitted to land it t
NIL be by orders of Courts. II
A Cod Fishery Trust has been f
1rmed by the Mcclellan Fishing q
, Trading Co., Lynde & Hough a
nd other cod fishing concerns. I
The new opera, His Majesty b
Y h. J. Stewart and Peter Robert 7
On, was performed at the Grand e
'pera House recently, and proved J
great artistic and social success. 5
All the Alaska salmon canneies n
ave been brought under the con- n
-ol Of the recently organized Sal Z
ION Gamers Trust. There are P
Fenty-seyen in all in the pool. In
J. W. Girwin & Co., rubber e
callers, have been attached, and s
Ill undoubtedly 60 under. Their 5
abilities are about $4,000. J,
The Cremation Society has at s,
st succeeded in raising the neces- ta
Lry $4,000 with which to erect a b,
.ematorium at Cyprus Lawn Gem tc
cry The work Will be begun at 81
ice. nj
Rev. Father Harrington, of St. d,
rancis Church, died recently at
e age Of 20 years. II
It is stated that Chris. Buckley. di
e ex-Boss Of the Democracy. is in
'out to return 10 California. He
Is been away two years to escape
osecution for bribery.
Judge Hebbard of the Superior ia
,urt has decided that the railroad F
1st pay the city and county ju
$1,000 in taxes due from 1877. dc
, anraaT will ba made IN tha IN