Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-04-16
FOREIGN NEWS.

b. Eddy has resigned the pastor
ate of the Fouth Congregational
Church, and will become an
episcopal Clergyman.
San Francisco, Apr. 1o.-St.
John. \. b, reports a storm that
has not been equaled in that
section in half a century. Traffic
was suspended yesterday, schools
closed and streets deserted.
New Castle, Apr. 10-Mrs. C.
A. Calm is a candidate against
three men for the appointment as
City Marshal. The Council took
forty ballots without a choice.
The yiceroy Ii Hung Chang
has received from his Majesty the
Emperor of China the three
eyed peacock feather" decoration.
Only four of such decorations
have ever been issued.
Chicago's new Board of Alder
men will consist of forty-two
Republicans and twentysix Dem
ocrats.
1t is stated that President
Cleveland will so trout fishing in
Maine this spring or summer.
Six Democratic Senators are
counted on to vote against the
Wilson bill on account of its in
come tax rider.
Florence. Apr. 10-King Hum
bert arrived from Venice today
and was received by the British
Ambassador and military and
civic authorities. Queen Margaret
and the Crown Prince were also
enthusiastically received. The
Queen of England is stopping in
the neighborhood. The presence
of so much royalty has attracted
many thousands to the city.
Chicago, Apr. 9-The bursting
OF pi pc at the Humboldt school
during recess caused a mad rush
of scholars. The stairs were
covered with the bodies of uncon-
scious little ones.
London. Mar. "a bag belong
ing to the British Columbia
Bank, in this city, containing
81 800 in bank notes and bills,
was stolen on Saturday from the
counter of Smith, Payen &
Smiths Bank. The bills are not
negotiable.
Ccnstantinople, Apr. 9-The
cholera is spreading here in an
alarming manner.
st. Louis, Apr. 9-Dr. John
Howe jerks, Professor of Phy-
siology and Modern Languages
at Washington University. died
today from blood poisoning.
While dissecting a corpse last
Tuesday DR.. jerks cut himself in
the hand and was inoculated with
poison.
Formal orders were issued by
the secretary of the navy In the
last week of March, directing
that Rear-Admiral, Andrew Elk.
Benham be placed on the retired
list on April 10th, and Rear-Ad
miral John Irwin on April 18th.
Those officers will reach the age
OF 90 years on those dates.
Three men, all armed with re-
volyers stand near President
Cleveland at public receptions to
protect him from cranks.
Another Monetary Conference
will shortly be called together
and it is probably that it will
take place next Autumn in the
city of Mexico.
The United States Consul at
Auckland, New Zealand, says of
the women at the first election in
which they shared. Il went
around all day from the polling
precinct to another, and / am
pleased TO record the fact that l
was agreeably surprised to notice
the cool and deliberate manuer
in which women discharged then
as enfranchised citizens.
Throughout the day the utmost
good order prevailed. Women
voted first for men of the highest
moral. social and political inte-
gritty many of whom were not
always conspicuous for ability
or education. Alto
,ether the result of woman's first
Tote in the politics of this country
appears to have given satisfaction |
With the very natural exception |
If a few disappointed politicians
or whom she did not vote. and !
possibly the brewery interests. |
The Sugar provision in the |
ayiE-bill is az follows; AL sugar. :