The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-06-25

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him off he said he would be away
all summer. Mr. Croker is In good
health, and it cannot be claimed
that he has gone abroad at the re-
quest of his physicians. He has
been at the race-track every day,
and has enjoyed life ever since his
retirement from the leadership of
Tammany Hall.
Sullivan Hit With a Bottle.
BosToN, June 9.-John L. Sulli-
van, the ex-champion, is not feared
by the citizens of this city as in
the days when he was the cham
pion.
While in the Clarendon Hotel
last evening he took offense at re-
marks made by prominent physi-
clan regarding Paddy Ryan, and
after some hot words the physician
seized a bottle and hit the ex-
champion on the cheekbone. Sui
livan was taken to the Emergency
Hospital, where the wound was
sewed up. 1t is not at all serious.
More Trouble in Siam.
BANGKOK, June ga serious
deadlock has arisen between the
French and Siamese. The latter
refused to produce Phrayot before
the tribunal for judgment today in
order to prevent the French from
seizing and conveying him to one
of their gunboats. The French
insist on his production, and their
attitude is menacing. Prince De
Vawongse left here today to con-
suit with the King. The tribunal
is dissolved.
Ten-Mile Record Broken.
New York, June 9.-The worlds
road cycling record was smashed
by five men in the team contest
today for the ten-mile bicycle
championship of Union county,
N. J. The start was made at
Elizabeth, with turn at Spring
field, five miles distant. The first
man to finish was William Beetner.
of the Elizabeth Athletics, whose
time was 27:17 4-5. The worlds
record was 81 :27.
a Plan of Retaliation.
LEXINGTON, (Ky.), June 9.-It is
learned today that many prom
inent ladies of this city who took a
leading part in the anti -Breckin-
ridge protest at the Opera House
here several weeks ago, have been
warned through a letter mailed
from Pittsburgh that there are
skeletons" in their closets, and
that they could not afford to take
part in such "detestable proceed
ing against Colonel Breckenridge.
General Hewston's Case.
LONDON, June 9.-The friends of
General Hewston need not worry
about him. 1t is quite on the cards
that the Grand Jury may throw out
the bill of manslaughter, and, if
they should do so, and if the iury
should find verdict of guilty, the
sentence is sure to be purely NOM
inal. The Embassy and Consulate
have done everything possible for
the prisoner
British Troops Revolt.
KINGSTON, (Jamaica), June g.
There has been an outbreak among
the native troops (second batta-
lion of the West India regiment)
stationed here. The mutinous sol
diers terrorized the town for time,
wrecking the police stations and
many persons. The
pickets joined the rioters. Order
was restored today.
Mrs. Lease for Congress-.
Topeka (Kan.), June 9.-It is
announced here tonight that Mrs.
Nary L. Lease wilt be nominated
~ the Prohibition convention for
jongressman-at-large from Kansas.
t is also expected this nomination
Vill be indorsed by the Peoples
'arty.
Marriage of Millions.
PROVIDENCE. Or. I), June O.
ilss Hope Goddard, daughter of
'olonel William Goddard and heir
D S2O,OOO,OO0, was married to G.
'iIver Iselin, son of the late mil
onalre banker, Iselin of New York
oday.
Lord COIeridee Very III.