The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-10-06
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tober 23d
Gustave Levy, the celebrated French
engraver. is dead
Germany has ordered large supply
California brandy.
\ new Ministry has been formed at
Victoria, Australia,
King Humbert predicts Italy's early
financial resurrection.
The condition Of Froude, the historian,
shows an Improvement.
EN.Sutan Murad V. deposed in 1876.
is dying in Constantnople.
The Car, it is now said, is frequently
attacked with spusms and swooning.
salyadoraus believe the Eaetos will
begin their political plotting at once.
The Fucrst Bismarck has lowered the
Western Atlantic trip twenty minute.
/ The former Minister of Finance Of
Peru will be indicted for embezzlement.
The health of Cardinal Vaughan, the
eminent English divine, is said to be
failing.
Fears are expressed that the rice sup
ply in China will be insufficient for
the army and navy.
The Grand Jury in Chicago has in
dicted two owners and fifteen keepers
of gambling houses.
Mrs. w. +. Bull. formerly the wife of
James G. Blaine, Jr., gave birth to
son at Newport, II. |.
Statistics in France show that during
the last few years the population has
absolutely decreased.
The victory OF the textile strikers at
New Bedford, Mass. is complete. All
they contended for has been granted.
Ibsen's income tax has just been
assessed in Norway at $685., based on a
fortune of &44 900 and an income of
SO, 800.
Eastern and Western live stock
breeders are to organize this fall t }
outline classification of entries at
Fairs.
An Anarchist named Micanosa at
tempted to assasslnate President Iglesias
during the artillery review at San Jose, |
Costa Rica
Glencoe, Scotland the scene of the |
massacre of the MacDOnalds, was lately |
sold for $4,000. The estate comprised
$500 acres.
King Oscar of Sweden, who don't like
the way the elections in Norway are
going, intends to wear off his ill-humor
in an elk hunt.
Consequent on the war between Japan
and China, the price of opium in India
has risen forty per cent. above the Gov.
eminent estimate.
The mechanics at the Harris Corl.s
Works, at Providence, refused to ac-
cept reduction in wages, and the
company yielded.
Three hundred negroes recently started
from Birmingham, Ala, for Ohio, to
take the place of striking miners in
the Massilion district.
The Missouri-Pacilic Railroad officials
have discharged Il number of engineer,
and firemen for having been "impli-
Gated in the late strike.
Large numbers of arrests have fol-
lowed the rioting at Rio de Janeiro, in
Brazil, PeiXoto says he can take care of
things without the assistance of foreign
warships.
The clerks of the Bank of England
held an angry meeting to protest
against the recent admission into the
bank rs employees of two patches Of
lady clerks.
Kossuths son has been declared by
the authorities to be ineligible to the
Parliament, as he is not
subject and has never taken
steps to become one.
The Pope has summoned Monsignor
Hulst, the spiritual adviser of the late ,
Count of Paris to the Vatican for the
purpose of imparting to him instruc- !
tons in regard to Royalists. :
The London Chamber of Commerce q
gave dinner to Congressman w. L.
Wilson last night. The subjects of =,
Free Trade and Protection were the 4
principal and My topics discussed.
The Canadian lumber dealers are
having a good laugh at the expense of r
he Democrats. THE Americans won't q
get their lumber any cheaper, they say, q
tut we'll get more for our lumber =
Worcester Telegram. h
The timber fires in Crow Wing S
county, Mimi, have not been quenched, 6
The flames ragged with fury September u
18th. In the evening the wind sub o
ided. There are fears that several c
PARTIES have been lost. b
Ex-Representative Brady of Virginia, !,
Who was one of Mahones ablest lieuten- (
nts during the readjuster period in the n
Did Dominion, says the Republicans are s
'oing to elect fonr and possibly five /
congressman at the coming election in Y
hat State. II
There are rumors that st. Augustine.
Ia, has suffered great damage by the
Vest India hurricane. Other parts of d
'lorida, cut off by the destruction to t
'ires, cannot be heard from, but be. y y
EFF that the damage will be found to y
ave been heavy is growing, v
The Sheffield, England, Telegraph de .
Iares that the time has come for war
18th France, in order to put down its 81
lressions against the British Colonies. "
he Telegraph is owned by Sir William .
ong, a friend of Lord Salisbury, at "