The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-11-21

BREvITlES

The canal treaty 10 near completion.
The spanish cabinet has again gee
signed
81 is rumorcd that King Leopold De-
insane.
Jennes and Fiizslmmons win tour to-
gcther
Alaska Indians are reported to be- dy-
ing rapidly.
The railroads are suffering from a
car famine.
\ riot is feared among the French
coal miners
The President has left Washington for
"a southern trip.
Railway men In Chicago are on the
verge of "A strike.
Morgan's purchase OF Pennsylvania
coal mines Is denied.
Emperor Wilhelm Of Germany is
visiting King Edward.
The big railways are planning a war
on the ticket scalpers.
Hall Game, the novelist, is suffering
from nervous collapse.
Congressman Cannon has started his
boom for the speakership.
The Spanish income tax has been re-
pealed in the Philippines.
The railroad between Havana and
Santiago has been completed
Germany will send several cruisers
for duty on the Pacific coast
An English syndicate has applied for
a railroad franchise in Luzon.
Mrs. Tevis has denied that she will
marry Gerald Hughes of Denver
Maude Lillian Berri, an opera singer,
swallowed watch while asleep.
The number of cholera deaths in the
Philippines is reported as $1,000 to date
a decision by Judge Morrow of san
Francisco has knocked out the salt
trust.
Admiral Taylor in his annual report
says the Navy is i'm need of more Of
ficers.
The Colombian revolutionists refuse
to treat with their government, alleging
bad faith.
The new East-River bridge in New
York was damaged by fire to the extent
of $4,000.
Mitchell declines to be a candidate
for the presidency Of the American La
Dor Federation.
General Leonard Wood has returned
from Germany whore he went to view
the army maneuvers.
Roosevelts THE Strenuous Life" has
been translated into French and at
tracts much attention.
The Indian government has refused
the Standard Oil Co. permission to ex-
plot the Burmah fields.
Alleged political Irregularities in Por-
to Rico will be called to the attention
Of the President by Senator Spooner.
Count Boni Castellane has been GUST
ed from the French Chamber of Depu-
ties, it being alleged that he gained
his seat illegally.
Chinese officials have refused to ac-
cede to the action of England in de-
handing the head of the murderers Of
British missionaries.
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and the seal Of said Circuit Court, at
Honolulu aforesaid, this Goth day of
November, 1902"
Meyers replied that he could do moth
ing and Ashford went out TO use his in
fiuence On the policeman. He started
to read the order to Elvin threatening
at the same time, that he was making
himself liable to punishment for con-
tempt Elvin replied that he had
nothing to do with the orders OF the
instructions OF the High Sheriff ard
received orders only from him. Then
Ashford telephoned to High Sheriff
Brown, saying that his officer refused
to obey the courts writ of mandamus.
Brown promised to come up, imme
diately
About this time Deputy Attorney
General Cathcart appeared upon the
scene and served upon Robertson
notice OF appeal to the Supreme
Court, from the order OF Judge Gear. |
Robertson insisted upon getting an
Answer rom Meyers as to whether he |
intended to obey the courts order, but |
the deputy auditor refused to say. |
until finally Cathcart came to the res |
cue and advised him to refuse to obey |
In the meantime Ashford had gone to |
hunt for the High Sheriff. but instead |
an extra policeman came to help guard |
the auditors office. This man was |
sent dowl to guard against a possible |
invasion of Supt Boyd and in the |
meantime Ashford returned and order
ed withdrawal OF the insurgent for
ces. Austin's mission had not been ac-
complished and it is now up to the Su-
preme Court to say whether or not he |
Is entitled to his salary, for the time
he has been kept out OF his office.