The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-01-31

several lives were lost. The damage
due 70 tire was S7a,0<s0.
The pneumatic guns OF the dyna-
mite cruiser NssuVius are being tested
az Fort Royal, ;, Z,
4 new electric storage-ear system IS
being tested in New York.
Twentv-Seven men were killed in 8
mine at Como Gallo on the 10th inst.
y premature blast WAS the cause.
The International Railway Com
mission has prepared 4 facsimile in
miniature of Central and South Aw-
erica 70 show the surveys for the pro-
posed railroad which is intended TO
unite the systems OF North and South
America. Ii i about twenty-five feet
long ana will be sent TO the Worlds
Fair IS part Of the government eN-
hibit
WhitecapS are prosecuting the Jew
ish residents OF Southern Missouri.
Infants Isabella, eldest sister Of the
late King Alfonso Of Spain, Is 10 visit
the Worlds Fair. She will be the
guest of the American people.
Boston was visited by S2,O00,OO0
fire on the 10th inst. The blaze broke
out on Federal street in the business
heart % this city.
An endowment for an advanced
medical institute in connection with
Johns Hopkins University, has been
provided.
Blaine is reported TO be improving
slowly, but he will never leave his
bed if the dispatcheSare TO be believed.
Whitelaw Reid intends TO leave
New York for s. three-monthS' trip TO
California in about three weeks. Reid
SAYS the severe winter had had very
bad effect upon his throat While in
Paris he had 4 serious attack OF aSth-
ma, and it is for fear Of the return of
this complaint that he is seeking
another climate, He will be accom-
panied by his family and d. Q. Mills.
\ german immigrant died of chOl-
era on = train in Minnesota near 81.
Paul on the 18th. The health author
titles OF St Paul are thoroughly
alarmed aud will take all possible
precautions.
Foreign Sews.
London is excited over PROPOSE
ton to revive the horrible erinoline
worn by women years ago. An
has been made 10 fight
the evil and dsputation will ask the
Princess of Wales to declare against
it. Worth, the Paris milliner says,
the dreadful thing Is about TO come.
Ex-senator Tabor OF Denver has
struck it rich again in Mexico, work
ing some of the old abandoned Span
ish mines, the profits from one shaft
alone being over 100000 per month.
Won Caprivi, the German Chan
cellOr, has fought the opposition to
the army bill, 10 point where the
measure is almost certain TO succeed.
The opponents of the bill are now try
ing 10 compromise with the govern
ment, but it is probable the Emperor
viii make no concessions as he Is fast
developing despotie tendencies
The famous Prince Colonna has
been expelled from the Jockey Club |
It Rome for cheating at cards. Prince I
Colouna's system of cheating was to
keep three or four cards under heap |
Of bank notes in front of him and use
.hese cards when they would do the |
most good.
Ten bandits, who murdered prom |
nent Mexican and then maltreated 7
lis wife, were pursued by troops, sur
and all Of the fiends shot |
Town.
Fannie Kemble the famous Eng
ism actress is dead. She was a
laughter of Charles kemble and a
liece of Mrs. Siddous.
Cholera is still making Roadway in
Hamburg although the season is one
4 the coolest for many years. It is
cared that with the return Of hot
weather. the epidemic will be worse
han it was last summer.
The khedive Of Egypt has got him
elf into trouble with England by
airing TO appoint a ministry without
ousulting John Bull. This act caused
sensation in London and q special
sssi0n Of the British Cabinet was
allied to consider the situation. 1t
-as decided that the khedive was in
iguiug with France and Russia and
q Ulrimatum was sent him, requir-
Y that the Objectionable ministry
e dismissed within twenty hours
, he would lose his job as ruler.