The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-10-02
LATEST NEWS TENTED.

Smallpox is again epidemic in Chi
cago.
But four Democrats in the Maine Leg
stature!
President Cleveland will not return to
Washington for month.
Democratic meetings in the East are
not well attended this year.
Three American Arctic expeditions
have come to grief this year.
The superb Palisades are being blasted
in order to make paving stone for Long
Island roads.
Mckinley has been asked to speak in
sixteen States, but he will only speak in
half dozen.
A fire at Portland, Oregon, on Sept.
23d, swept the docks, with a loss of
over million dollars.
During the past year 2S,OOO,OOo
pounds of Egyptian cotton were i'm
ported to this country.
Philadelphia voters have been asses
sed this year to the number of ,544,
against 212, 1856 last year.
Senator D. B. Hill has refused to run
for Lieutenant.G Governor of New York
on the Democratic ticket
Chauncey NJ. Depew predicts that
Cleveland will be nominated for third
term. All his enemies hope so.
An English syndicate is negotiating
for the purchase of all the street-car
manufacturing concerns of st. Louis.
A terrible cyclone swept the north
western States September 22d with
great destruction TO life and property.
1t is said that steamer will sail from
Mobile and New Orleans bound for
Africa, with 300 negroes, early next
month.
The Treasury Gold fund has reached
the $57 900, 600 mark, which is $4,000.
600 higher than the low line of few
weeks ago
Ex-senator Doolittle has declined the
nomination for Congress rendered him
by the Democrats of the First Wiscon.
sin district.
Canada has called for bids on the
Pacific cable to be laid between Canada
and Australia, the distance being about
5000 land miles
New Workers have bought or are
. negotiating for property worth $1,000,
600 of land in the best residence por
tons of Windsor, Ont.
| The army worm is making its appear
, ance in several sections of North Caro-
e lima. The pest has not yet been in tina
: State for twenty years.
A national convention of mother
r has been called for Chicago, Septembe
S 25-27th, to consider questions concern
5 ing children's education.
The Boston Herdld a supporter O
Cleveland, says the American woo
market is waiting Tor the establishment
' of values in the London sales.
The Democratic Campaign Committe
/ complains of a lack of money and ca
not even forward campaign literatur
: unless funds are forthcoming.
: The Soldiers Orphans Home OF 81
e Louis seeks an accounting from Russo
a Sage and the Gould heirs for Sll 600, 90
a worth OF Kansas Pacific bonds.
. The largest vessel ever built in Amel
lea will be launched at the famou
Cramp shipyard next month. 1t wi
l be over one.tenth of mile long.
Newfoundland's Governor, Sir job
j.. T. \. O'Brien, says that province
, more likely to join the United State
= than to confederate with Canada.
Admiral Walker has worked his pull
/ and will probably be assigned to til
: command of the Brooklyn Navy Var
which is regarded as a soft berth
e Some spectators in Denver al
| getting up bullfight and in order t
0 placate the Humane Society they pre-
e pose to pad the bull and make tn
/ affair "a scientific exhibition fire
' from all danger
Patrick O'Leary, the husband of Mr.
O'Leary, whose COW caused the disai
| trous fire in Chicago in II, droppe
dead on his doorstep in Chicago on tn
18th inst, aged seventy -five. Mr.
O'Leary survives him. Both were sens
/ tive in regard TO the fire story and dis
liked TO discuss il.