The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-20
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
The is a cold wave in Europe.
Toledo has had a 81 SOC, 900 fire.

The is cold wave in Europe.
Toledo has had 81 500, 900 fire.
Admiral Fairfax, U. S. N, is dead.
Sir Samuel Baker the explorer is dead.
Mob disturbances are taking place in
Sicily.
The Nicaraguans have invaded Hon
duras.
The bandit Evans has not yet been re.
captured.
Chicago now claims a population of
1000, 900.
Harvard University is retrenching
expenses.
Jackson the pugilist is wreck from
dissipation.
a thirteen-inch gun has been placed
on the Oregon.
The London Globe calls Cleveland II
4" Kingmaker"
The prospects for the Manchester ship
canal are good.
The Globe theater in Boston has been
destroyed by fire.
Churches are feeding the unemployed
in San Francisco.
Italy is completing her fortresses on
the French frontier.
Victoria sealers are all going to the
Russian side this year.
Miss Bonynge of California is to wed
the Viscount Deerhurst.
The people of Berlin are to erect a
monument to Bismarck.
Tammauy has devoted 500, 900 to the
relief of the unemployed.
An alleged poisoning plot against the
Car has been unearthed.
The Southern California orange crop
has been badly nipped by frost.
Senator Hoar has put in resolution
of inquiry about Blount's salary.
The Republicans in Congress advocate
Statehood for ell the Territories.
Honduran troops have been defeated
in pitched battle near the capital.
Governor Flower has announced that
New York State is free from debt.
Assassin Prendergast has been con-
victed of murder and will be hanged.
General Ocboa is trying to start a
revolution on the borders of Mexico.
Lillian Russell is to wed Perugini the
singer. He is her fourth living husband.
The two Coghlan wives are playing
together with Charles Coghlan at New
York.
Captain Andrews of San Francisco
will attempt to cross the Pacific in a
dory.
The Democrats in Congress have con-
cluded to tax all incomes in excess of
$4,000.
Claus Spreckels has given $4,000 for
the relief OF the San Francisco unem-
ployed.
The Japanese Government has dis
solved Parliament and ordered new
election.
General Williams, taken prisoner at
Managua, tried to escape and was killed
by a sentry.
Republican Congressman have con-
ferred about the proposed Impeachment
of Cleveland.
The nomination of Hornblower to be
a JUSTICE o. the Supreme Court has been
reported unfayora6ly.
Lo Bensula has arrived on the banks
of the Zimbezi with 1000 young and
well-armed warriors.
Wilson's column in Matabeleland
were deloyed into the midst of the ma
tive warriors and slaughtered to man.
In a row with his wife John l.. Sulli.
van received blow from club which
she seized, and was unconscious for an
hour.
Valiant, the Paris anarchist, has been
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row that his murderous scheme should
have failed.
| Princess Elizabeth of Bavaria is in
volved in scandal with German lieu.
tenant and has married him in an OBJ.
scure village. She is granddaughter
of the Emperor of Austria.
French troops mistook English troops
in Sierra Leone for party OF Arabs and
fired upon them killing several. Eng,
land is greatly aroused by the affair
and France viii make reparatioA.
The rising of the American Minister
Theodore b. Runyon, to the rank OF
ambassador has just been given fitting
Significance by special compliment
paid by the Emperor, who drove up u
the Embassy on New Years morning
and, sending up his card, personally in
viled Runyon to the imperial reception
Runyon gave eclat to the event by driv
ing up to the palace in splendid style
with a coachman and footman in blu,
coats and white caps, The American
eagle was painted ON the carriage, ant
the trappings were deliberately EN-
broidered. The equipage caused grea
deal of curiosity among the people o
Berlin, the colors not yet being familiar
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