The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-13

has been so to the Sperry Flour
Company (lhe -four comblne) for
$500, COO
There has been rioting at Darling
ton and Florence, >. G., over the
efforts of Governor Tiilman to enforce
the state liquor law. His spies were
hunted over the country and several
were killed. Part of the State mill
tia refused to respond to his call, but
at latest accounts quiet had been re-
stored.
Governor Mckinley of Ohio receiv-
ed fiattering reception at st. Paul,
Mimi, on the 28th. The Mckinley
presidential boom is we'll under way.
The trial OF Congressman Brecken-
ridge in Washington for leading Ma
define Pollard astray is furnishing
column after column, of salaciOus ma
terial for the newspapers. Pressure is
being brought TO eject Breckenridge
from his seat.
Eighteen people were lost in snow
slide on Canyon Creek, Idaho, on the
18th ult.
Governor Narthen of Georgia has
appointed Patrick Walsh, editor Of
tile Augusta Constitutionalist as Uni
met, deceased. Mr.. Walsh is ma
tive of Ireland and has been a news
paper publisher for many years.
COxey's industrial army has reach
ed Pittsburg about 500 strong. The
California contingent has reached
st. Louis The Pittsburg author
tiles are trying to break up the "army"
by prosecutions under the vagrancy
laws.
The Colorado war between Governor
Waite and the Denver authorities will
be settled by the courts.
Secretary of the Navy Herbert has
made a statement to the effect that
the armor plate frauds of arnegie,
Phipps g. Co., of Pittsburg, will reach
$4,000.
The trial of Z. S. Heath at Fresno,
for the murder of l.. B. WcWhirter,
is in progress. Mrs. Palmer, a resi-
dent of Fresno, who is dying of con-
sumption, has afforded a new sensa-
ton in the trial by giving testimony
which duplicates Judge Harris and
Reel 3. Terry, son of the late David
S. Terry, in the killing.
Odette Tyler the actress is to marry
Howard Gould, son of the late Jay
Gould.
Smallpox has been declared epidem-
ic AZ New York, and the authorities
are taking prompt measures TO stamp
the disease out.
George Ticknor Curtis, author and
writer, died at New York on the 28th
ult., aged 80.
President Cleveland has vetoed the
bill of Congressman Bland providing
for the coinage on silver now lying
in the treasury. The bill provided for
the coinage of about sos, 100000.
Foreign News.
Coata ID ;oo 10 I'm tho RI r0aS rf inter.
nal strife and the army, under the
leadership of General Iglegais, has
overthrown the Government and is
running things in reckless and
bloody way. Latest reports show that
eleven prisoners, among them two
priests, have been shot within the
barracks without being given tiial.
A telegram of 1884 says: A general
revolution in all Central American
countries is believed to be imminent.
Since the defeat OF the rebel fleet in
Rio harbor, general business is rapid
Iy reviving and it is evident that the
attitude of the United States during
the trouble there will result in ma
terial Increase of the trade with this
country.
The funeral of the Hungarian pa
triot, Louis Kossuth, was held III
Buda- Pesth on April 1st. The process
sion of his townsmen numbered 5000,
and the remains were viewed by $780,
900 people.
De CANA is suffering from wounds
received in the last attack upon Mic
theroy, during which he had his left
arm broken and was shot through the
neck. He is confined to the Captains
berth, unable to speak, and is anxious
to proceed to Europe for medical treat
ment.
Prof. Edward Brown-SeQuard, the
inventor OF the supposed elixir of life,
died in Paris on April I'd.