The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-25
COnspiraeieS Discovered Against
the Russian Cars Life.
CORNELL CREW BEA1EN ArHENLEY
Chauncey Depew Predicts Success OF
Republicans at Next Election-Tarif
on Lines Suggested by Benjamin

ne oceanic liner Marlposa
arrived from the Colonies late yes
terday, bringing three days later
news. The following budget is
made up from telegraphic dis
patches, in which is embraced the
most important events recorded
from all portions of the world:
English parliament will re,as-
semble August 18th.
Stoddart completed his thous-
andth run in first-ciass cricket,
London, July 9th.
Spanish troops have defeated the
insurgents in Cuba, with the loss of
$50. Spanish casualties number
ed so.
All the French servants at the
British Embassy in Paris have
been dismissed on suspicion of act
ing as spies.
Two trains conveying Catholic
pilgrims came into collision near
Quebec. twenty-five persons were
killed and forty injured.
The German fleet is assembling
off Tangier to enforce the German
demand for compensation for the
murder of German subject.
The American government has
received the French proposal to
settle disputes by arbitration, with
Gu enthusiasm. They do not ap-
prove of it's compulsory character.
The London Times predicts
Republican victory in the United
States next year, and a return to a
complete protective tariff, especially
on wool.
At Henley, July 18th, Trinity of
Cambridge University won the
Grand Challenge Shield, defeating
the New College of Oxford by
third Of a length. Time 7 min.
80 sec.
A strong syndicate has been
formed to test an alleged discovery
of petroleum on the Victorian
boundary. A report states that
samples of bitumen proved highly
satisfactory.
The italian Chamber of Deputies
by majority of 200, ignored the
Vatican's request, and declared
that the anniversary of the freedom
of Rome would be celebrated as
national holiday.
Trinity Hall beat the Cornell
University (U. s. crew in the
Grand Challenge Plate at the Hen
ley Regatta, July 11th. When the
visitors stopped they were thor
oughly rowed out.
The English Trades Union Con-
gress has decided to support candi-
dates favoring a legal eight hours
and the naturalization ofland as a
means of production, and a distri-
button of exchange.
A cyclone devasted 200 miles of
country in Missouri. Forty-three
persons were killed and several
million dollars of damage done. A
AuLhOCl VI OuAldlLSS hdO GASlI IOO1S
torn off. Many deaths are reported.
The Bulgarian government has
sent note to the European pow
ers stating that previous to the
Armenian atrocities their relations
with Turkey were friendly, and |
that they had only sanctioned |
moral agitation on behalf of Mace
donia.
Mr.. Gladstone writes urging Eng |
lish electors to vindicate the rights f!
Of the House of Commons as the |
organ Of the people, establish the !
honor of England, and consolidate !
the strength of the empire by con- /
ceding the just and constitutional /
claims of Ireland.
The French section in the Cana
dian cabinet have modified their !
demands with respect to the Mani
toba schools, and will be satisfied
if a bill is introduced to remedy
the dis abilities under which it is
alleged the Roman Catholic schools
suffer. The priests demand i'm
m ediatA pOOtrOl Of tho GphOOIG @ nd ,