The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-04-11
TELEGRAPHIc NOTES.

Prairie fires have been raging in Ne
braska.
Joe Jefferson's seaside villa has been
burned.
Rome was crowded with foreigners
during Holy week.
Guaymas will be the site of MeXico's
proposed dock yard.
Secretary Carlisle has declared that
Chinese must register
Ferdinand Ward will do a printing
business in New York.
Violence is threatened in Ulster be-
cause Of the home rule bill.
San Francisco is beginning to feel
alarm at japanese immigration.
The peace effective of the Austrian
army has been largely increased
President Cleveland has promised to
open the Worlds Fair on May Ist
Cyclists Allen and Sachteleben have
completed their circuit Of the globe.
Eustis is to be nominated as embas-
sador to France instead Of minister.
Secretary Carlisle is making numer-
Gus changes in the Treasury Depart
ment.
James r. Keene is going to buy
stock farm and have strong racing
stable.
Five million tickets to the Worlds
Fair are to be put on sale in the. United
States.
President Hippolyte is taking strong
measures against the Haytien revolu-
tionists.
Chile is to replace the Canet guns
on two of her cruisers with quick firing
Armstrong.
Representative Charles Hooker Of
Mississippi was seriously hurt by being
struck by cable car
Matters in Egypt are drawing to a
crisis, and England is preparing to
send more ships there,
Higgins Hotel at Bradft I'd, Pa, was
burned on April 1st. Five people were
burned and IS injured.
The new regulations Of the navy
provide that officers shall not act as
newspaper correspondents.
Senator Stephen NJ. White says that
ohm S. Wise will be the next collector
of the port of San Francisco.
One prefecture of Ting Chang and
Laig near Annoy in China, has pro-
hibited the use of American kerosene.
Mrs. James Corbett, wife of the
champion will not sue for divorce, but
has joined her husbands dramatic
company.
Russell B. Harrisons wife and child
were knocked down by passing ex.
press wagon in New York and narrowly
escaped death.
Over 10000 troops were placed
under arms to guard the railroad during
the Cars recent trip from St. Peters.
burg to Sebastopol.
Rear Admiral Walker complains OF
+ having been snubbed by the Captain.
General of Cuba during the visit of the
cruisers Bennington and New York &c
Havana
, There are SO clubs in the United
States pledged to free Cuba, six in
! Jamaica, one in Hayti and one in
, Mexico. Fllibusters are gathering al
Key West.
The Pope announces that he will
not receive royal personageS of the
Roman Catholic faith who have come
to Rome to attend the silver wedding
of King Humbert and Queen Marga
rita.
Cleveland has telegraphed the U. S
! legation at St. Petersburg to withdraw
S the eXtradition treaty now being nego
tiated and refer it back to him. 1t i;
j. believed to be too late to get the docu
3 ment back
n The entertainment of the lnfanta O
Spain and the Duke of Veragua who
h are coming to this country, has beer
" taken away from the Bureau of Amer
= can Republics and put in the hands o.
naval officer.
& Russia has proposed as temporary
n sealing arrangement with Great Britain
i ten mile limit off the mainland coast
S and thirty miles off Commander anc
Robin islands Russia complains tina
e the dispute over the seals has driver
n foreign hunters to the Russian side o.
n the Behring sea, causing decrease il
/, the Russian company's catch from 80,
It 900 in 1891 to 5000 in 1892.
oil A Treaty Error.