The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-29
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


Carrie Price, the actress, is dead.
Brigandage is increasing in Greece.
Cholera has reappeared at Hamburg.
Republicans in Congress are filibus-
tering.
Disastrous foods are reported from
Spain.
Scarcity of food causes much suffer
ing in Rio.
The Standard oil trust has been for
mally dissolved,
Mexico is economizing on account
of the silver crisis.
Secretary Carlisle is i'll and will have
to be operatefupon.
Two fatal cases Of yellow fever are
reported from Georgia.
The Car will spend $50, 900, 900 to
irrigate the Oxus region.
The missing yacht Valkyrie has not
yet arrived at New York.
Two more revenue cutters will be
put on the Pacific coast.
There is an increased hostility be-
tween Italy and the Pore.
Two men were wounded in battle
with bandits at Kelseyville, Ind
Lord Aberdeen has been sworn in
as Governor General of Canada.
Millions of acres have been swept
away in Wisconsin by forest fires.
Sylvia Gerrish, the actress, is re-
ported to be dying of consumption.
Hundreds of pilgrims and Turkish
troops are dying of cholera at Mecca.
1t is reported that an American
citizen is illegally imprisoned in Cuba.
General Zelayo has been chosen
President of Nicaragua for five years.
Two men had a duel with sabers at
Chicago, Sept. FL. One was wounded.
French enthusiasm over the visit of
the Russians is giving the Gar anxiety.
The American Governments receipts
are now coming up to expenditures
again.
Bishop Wigger has been rebuked by
Mgr. Satolli for his treatment Of
priest
Many people died Of sunstroke while
waiting for the Oklahoma strip to be
opened.
Governme forces have been de.
feated in Argentina and the revolt is
spreading.
A mutinous spirit has again APP
peared among the British soldiers at
Aldershot.
Nine people have been killed and
20 hurt in collision on the Illinois
Central near Manteno
A clerk has been arrested for steal
Il ing gold from the Philadelphia mint
and has made restitution.
+. l.. Ames, the railroad man, died
in stateroom of the steamer Pilgrim.
He was worth $25, 900.
The Prime Minister of Queensland
has recommended $4,000 subsidy
to the Vancouver Mai service.
The demurrer of Miss Pollard in the
seduction suit against Congressman
Breckenridge has been overruled.
Emperor William has offered Bis
marck the use of the imperial castle
during his illness. Bismarck declines.
The Emperor of Austria has sus-
pended the freedom of the press and
the right of assembly for one year at
Prague.
Helen Murphy Of San Francisco has
been married in London to an Argen
tine diplomat. A cardinal performe d
the ceremony.
A pension attorney of Pittsburgh is
accused Of trying to excite Others to
murder President Cleveland and Secre-
tary Smith.
The Brittania won the Cape May
cup, passing the winning line in I2;52
The Navahoe finished sc minutes 10
seconds later,
The Pope has sent his portrait
carved in stone and set in frame Of
gold studded with precious stones to
Cardinal Gibbons.
The Emperor of Germany, Prince Of
Italy, King Of Saxony and Duke Of
Connaught attended the Austrian
army maneuvers.
Mrs. Cleveland is convaescent and
the new baby is doing nicely. Some
body hung placard on the White
House fence labelled "Boy Wanted y
The Woyld criticises the appoint
ment Of Van Allen as ambassador to
Italy, charging that 1t was due to his
$4,000 contribution to Cleveland's
campaign fund and alleging that Van
Allen has said that America is not ut
place for a gentleman to live in.