The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-10
TELECRAPHIC NOTES.

Louis Kossuth's end was very painful.
Senator Colquitt of Georgia is danger
ously i'll.
Richard Croker, the Tammany chief,
is in California.
A colony of 200 Shakers are to settle
in California.
A general revival of business has been
noticed in Chicago.
A naval training school is to be estab-
lished at Mare Island.
A severe blizzard took place in Wy
oming on March 23d.
Many workmen have been frozen in
the recent Western billiards.
The Champa building in Denver has
burned, involving a loss of $1,000
Ferdinand Ward has married
wealthy young woman of Staten Island.
The new naval bill does not provide
for the construction of any more ships.
Big game is being ruthlessly slaught-
cred in the Yellowstone National Park.
Another sea serpent is reported to
n. j.
The first of the new l3-inch coast
defense cannon has been successfully
tried.
A counterfeiter's mint near Omaha
has already coined half million dol
lars.
The Belgian cabinet has resigned and
the King is hurrying back from Switzer-
land
The Mormons have secured grant of
rich land in Mexico and will form a
colony.
Denver has organized committee of
safety and order has been measurably
restored.
| James NJ Mcdonald has been elected
President of the Pacific Bank in San
Francisco.
Owing to yellow fever all the Amer
lean warships have been directed to
leave Rio.
Col Breckenridge, in his defense.
accuses Miss Pollard of having made all
the advances.
The British have declared war on
King Kabaraga Of Unyora. Widespread
trouble is expected.
Twenty people have been hurt by the
explosion of an anarchist bomb in a
church near Grenoble.
On the 10Th of March severe storms
swept northern Texas doing much dam
age to life and property.
On the retirement of Gen. Schofield
Gen. Miles, will take command of the
United States army.
Union Pacific employees are deter
mined to strike, in spite of the injunc-
ton of the Circuit Court.
Mr.. Gladstone will continue to repre-.
sent Mid % hian in Parliament, appear
ing when his health permits.
D. NJ. Smith, merchant and trader
of Defiance, n. NJ. has been killed and
mutilated by Navajo Indians.
The President will veto the Bland
bill but has not made up his mind
about coming the seignorage.
1t is believed in the United States
that Great Britain is not carrying out
the sealing agreement in good faith.
An order staying the execution of
the Assassin Prendergast until April 9th
has been issued by Judge Chetlain of
Chicago.
Oregon Democrats, in the Salem dis
trict, have voted down "a resolution ap.
proving of Cleveland's Hawaiian, finan,
cial and tariff policy.
While raising the wreck of the vesse
which caused the dynamite explosion al
Santandar, more of the cargo blew up
killing several workmen.
II. S. Olcott. leader of the Theosoph
lists, charges w. Q. Judge with misusins
the hand writing of the Mahatmas anC
pretending to work miracles.
Work on the Esquimault ratification
upon which the British will expenC
; 5000, 900 has begun. The works viii
be made impregnable.
! California Congressman declare tina
the proposed treaty law, by registering
and photographing Americans in China
is an insult to missionaries.
Peixoto has revived the DEGREES o
1888 and 1851, authorizing execution
2 without formal trial of prisoners wh'
have taken arms against the Govern
ment.
General" Frye's Industrial Army
7 numbering 800 tramps, has arrived a
Deming, n. NJ, on its way East.
Commonwealth Army organized o
the same lines, is forming in Ohio
The object is to march on Washingto
b and induce Congress to relieve the har
times by fiat money legislation. Tn
. Governor of Indiana has announce
/, that il the army enters his state tn
u militia will drive it out, and Washing
d ton troops are having riot drills.