The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-04-24

has caused tie up of that great sys
tenn. The employees all went out and
left the road completely unnamed.
The strikers say that foreign men
shall not operate the road.
The indications at the present writ
ing are that the new Chinese treaty
will he defeated, as there appear TO
be several jOkers in il that did not APP
pear on the surface.
The Huns in the Pennsylvania coke
fields are still causing a great deal of
trouble. They are assaulting work
men driving home from their labors,
and. viciously defying the officers of
the law.
Two Jurors in the Heath murder
trial at Fresno saved Heath's neck
by staying out eighty-siX hours. The
other ten were for hanging him. The
mystery still remains. Who killed
McWhirter if Heath did not.
p. J. Sullivan, who slaughtered his
wife four years ago, is to be hanged in
/ San Quentin next Friday.
/ The army OF industry, or tramps,
which was held up at Ogden by the
authorities, finally captured a Union
Pacific train and are now being rushed
across the country to the Missouri
river. The authorities could not
manage the mob, and it looks as
though some of them may reach
, Washington.
The Atlantic Coast has been swept
by one of the worst storms ever
known. Many craft were wrecked
and number of lives lost. Crops
and buildings along the coast were
greatly damaged.
President Cleveland has had the
pleasure of sitting in the White
house and talking with the pOstmas-
ter at Chicago by means of the new
lOng-distance telephone.
The family of Howard Gould have
broken off the match between him
and Odette Tyler, the actress.
A bandit held up the cashier of the
bank at Charlottesville, Neb., secured
$4,000, locked the cashier in the vault
and escaped.
In a 100000 fire at Buffalo on the
18th, twenty workmen are said to
have perished.
Governor Altgeld, of Illinois, who
pardoned the anarchists of the Hay
market riot, is dying.
Foreign News.
The Herald's Montevideo CORES
pondent cables: When the Brazilian
refugees escaped from the Portuguese
warships at Buenos Ayres it was con-
fidently expected that Admiral da
Cana would be among them. His
friends who planned the rescue were
unable to imagine that he would not
avail himself of the opportunity Of
fered him to fight again in the cause |
of the revOlutionists, and so the report |
that he had left the Mindello with the |
Others was believed. 1t now turns |
out that da Cana at the last moment |
refused to leave the Mindello. He is |
still aboard her, and, in fact, declares
he never indorsed or encouraged the
plan of escape. The situation in
Brazil is unchanged.
Queen Victoria and Princess Henry
of Battenberg princess Beatrice)
lunched at the Pitt Palace at Flor
ence on the 18th with King Humbert
and Queen Margaret of Italy. The
luncheon service used was of solid
gold and was the workmanship of
Benvenuto Ceilini, the famous Flor
entine artist. King Humbert and his
family returned to Rome the same
evening.
1t is stated that there is possibility
If recovering the crown jewels of {.
8urmah, which were stolen when the
Burmese capitol was taken by the
British. Two British soldiers are
aid to know where The jewels are.
1t is announced in Berlin that Herr
DOVE has invented a bullet proof
rmor weighing six pOnnds. The
ecret is not out. but the inventor
Who is a tailor, allowed any one to
re at him with the latest rifles.
The Planter Won.
The Planter won the recent race
rom the Islands with the S. G.
Wider. She came in on the 18th in
)urteen and a half days, while the
Wilder dropped into port a few hours I
fterward. !
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