The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-11
TELBeRAPHIo NOTES.

An epidemic of typhoid fever pre-
walls in Oakland
The Monterey has arrived in Seattle
in good condition.
Dr. McGlynn has returned to New
York from Rome.
The Government building at Chicago
is declared unsafe.
An American silver dollar is now
worth 81 cents as bullion.
Evans and Sontag have been taken
to Fresno jail for safe keeping.
Mrs. Stanford has been made sole
executrix of her husbands will.
The fires in the Wisconsin woods
have been quenched by the rain.
An antitrust law has received the
signature of the Governor of Illinois.
The present depressed condition of
trade is closing many Eastern cotton
mills.
Ex-Secretary Fosters account in
the Fostoria Bank was overdrawn
$4,000.
1t is likely that the German Govern
ment will have a small majority on the
Army Bill.
Rear Admiral Markham and the
officers of the Camperdown will be
contaminated.
The President has left Washington
for Buzzards Bay Mass, to be absent
three or four weeks.
Nearly 1000, 900 Columbian souve-
mir half dollars are still held al the
mint in Philadelphia.
Tariff reform and the repeal OF the
Silver bill will be exclusively before the
extra session of Congress.
Governor Atgelt of Illinois has par
doned the three Chicago Anarchists
who we're sent to prison for life
Pierola has landed at Chala, Peru,
and gone on to Arequipa. Hostile
operations are expected to begin soon.
Advices from Folsom say that
George Sontag's condition is some
what improved, but that Schell cannot
live.
Gladstone will move the adoption of
a resolution calling upon the house to
expedite the passage of the Home Rule
bill
A serious Monaghan rising has oc-
Cured at Wehol. The Chinese Gov
eminent has sent troops to quetl the
disturbance.
Sailing orders have been sent to the
United States steamer Concord at Nor
folk, Va, and she will sail for the
China station.
Tohn Berry, the cowboy who arrived
first in Chicago, has been awarded the
first prize of $1,000, the protests not
held well taken
1t is Henry Wizards intention to
withdraw from all companies with which
he has been identified and retire from
active business life.
There is strong probability that the
big smelling and refining works at
Omaha will be closed on account OF
the decline of silver.
British cruisers Edgar and Ph9ton
of the Mediterranean squadron, have
arrived at Malta with the survivors OF
the battle-ship Victoria.
The leading newspapers of the South
show that public sentiment in that sec
ton is now overwhelmingly IN favor OF
the repeal of the Sherman law.
On June soth money on call in New
York City was held at IS per cent In
Chicago spectators had to pay 90 per
cent for money to carry wheat.
The annual boat race between the
Harvard and Yale crews was won at
New London, Conn, by Yale by four
lengths. Distance four miles; time,
25:oI12.
The Missouri valley smelters are
going out of business, and for lack of
their product the United States will be
unable to carry out the provisions of
the Sherman Act.
The rumor was current in the treasury
that Mexico contemplates stopping the
free coinage of silver Minister Rom
ero, when advised OF the rumor, placed
no credence in it.
A dispatch from Bangkok, the capt.
toll of Siam, says that the French gun
boat Lutin, is anchored in the river
opposite the center of the city and has
made preparations to begin lombard
ment
A statue of Queen Victoria, the
work of the Princess Beatrice, her
majesty's youngest daughter, was I'M
yelled in Kensington gardens by the
Queen in person in the presence OF
large Concourse.
Captain Burke, senior officer among
the survivors of the warship Victoria,
will be tried by special naval board
sitting at Malta, for having lost the
vessel. Further proceedings depend
upon the outcome of this trial.
The Bonanza and Golden Eagle
mine in the Harqua Hala district,
Arizona, has been sold to an English
syndicate for $4,000, 900. Hubbard
and Bowers of San Francisco bought
the property two years ago for SEC, ooo