The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-29
TELEGRAPHTO NOTES.

TELEGRAPHIo NOTES,
The Monterey is at Portland.
Bastie day was a quiet one in Paris
Italy may withdraw from the Latin
Union.
China will support Siam against
France.
George Frederick Parsons,the author,
is dead.
General Escobedo Of Mexico is crti-
cally i'll.
Cholera has broken out in Russian
prisons.
Russia will not interfere in the Siamese
trouble.
The two comets are now approaching
the moon.
The rebels are gaining ground in
Nicaragua.
The Alliance will protect Americans
in Nicaragua.
Colorado's largest silver mines are
closing down.
General Geronimo Pou has escaped
from Salvador.
Semitic demonstrations con-
tinue in Russia.
Rear Admiral Earl English, U. S. n.
(resired), is dead.
England is jealous of French agrees
sonS in the East.
Paris society is dazed by the Buloz
blackmall scandal.
The Rio Grando do Sui rebels have
lost their entire navy.
The cruiser Yorktown started for the
Pacific on July Goth.
The American naval vessels are now
short over 5000 men.
Emperor William has not yet decided
to visit the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Mantell has been divorced from
the actor, Robert Mantell
Rear Admiral Melancthon Smith,
U. S N. (retlred), is dead,
There is much ureasiness on the
New York stock exchange,
Nevada citizens have adopted reso
lutions fayorlng free coinage.
Mr. Huntington denies that the
Pacific Mil needs receiver.
The Philadelphia may remain at Rio
pending the Brazilian difficulties.
The Governor. Of Geogia has an
nounced himself as a bi.metalist,
Lord Derby has retired from the
lGovernor Generalship Of Canada.
Chancellor Won Caprivi is i'll. fIe is
said to be a sufferer from diabetes
The gunboat Mach'as has probably
gone into commission by this time.
Prince Max Of Saxony has left the
German army and become monk.
General Vasquez is engaged in a
plot to become President Of Honduras
The Concord may be sent to Bang
kok to protect American missionaries
The Nicaraguan Canal Company
has stopped all work for want Of funds
On July 18th President CLEVELAND
visited Newport in the yacht Oneida
The comet came within $4,000, ooc
miles of the earth but is now receding
A chambermaid at the Palmer House
Chicago, has welded a rich Austrian
baron.
Emile lola has been decorated with
the officers Cross of the Legion o.
Honor.
A fleet of Russian war ships has
been ordered to the eastern shores Of
Siberia
Rev. f. B. Russell, Episcopal, Of
New York, has joined the Catholic
Church.
On July IS two French cruisers eX-
changed shots with the Pakanam forts
IN Siam.
The Duke of Veragua is said to
have lost his fortune in the cattle
business.
Many Englishmen with families are
leaving Siam, taking all their portable
property.
In the Reichstag Count Bismarck
aroused general interest by critlcising
Caprivi,
The First National Bank of Los
Angeles has been authorized to resume
business.
A Russian Agent is in the United
States studying late patterns of Amer
lean ordnance.
Disturbances are said to have broken
out in Alexandria. A British ironclad
has gone there.
There is a rise in the price Of bar
gold in London, due to the demands
from America.
The National Bank of Kansas City
has suspended Its outstanding loans
are S., 5000,
Two persons were killed and several
injured by a cyclone at Saltwater,