The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-07-14
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

Another serious riot has broken out il
the Cnur d'Alenes mine at Bots City
Idaho.
The cash balance in the U. S. Treas
ury July 9th was $il9,O70, 1923, of which
$6i, 742, 1856 was gold reserve.
The Ottawa Conference has called
upon England to survey cable rout,
between Canada and Australia.
Sir Austin Henry Layard famous
English Statesman, diplomat and ex-
plorer of ancient cities is dead.
A committee IF Rio Janeiro citizens
cabled congratulations to the citizens OF
the United States on the Fourth.
A dispatch from Kingston, Jamaica
says: Advices from Hayti state that q
revolution in that country is imminent
A fire originating from an explosion
has destroyed the greater part of the
town of Homegrown, Texas. Loss, $780,
600.
White Caps lately attacked respect
IDLE citizens of Little Rock, Ark. Three
citizens were injured and one will prob
ably die.
b. Langley, the Gladstonian candi-
date, was elected to the House of Com.
mons from Tattersliffe division to sue.
coed Bernard Coleridge.
1t is said the Sugar Investigating
Committee will make an emphatic re.
port generating Secretary Carlisle from
improper relations to the sugar SEIZED.
ule.
An American Protective Association
riot broke out at Butte, Montana. July
4th, which was dispersed by State
troops after one man was killed and
several wounded
The Vienna correspondent of the Lon
don Netcs says that it is reported that
France desires to have a conference of
the powers to take concerted action
against the anarchists.
). ODonovan Rosa, whose twenty
year term expired on July 2, 1892, has
returned to England and announces his
intention of standing for election as the
City Marshal of Dublin.
Twelve thousand square meters of
workshops connected with Carpenters
awning factory, at Saint Cuen-sur-Seine,
have been destroyed by fire. The dam
age amounts to several million francs.
A dispatch to London paper from
Berlin says that the commission APP
pointed to inquire into the charges
against Won Kotz have declared him in
nocent. Whereupon the Emperor tele-
graphed orders for his release.
The war between the Beers and the
supporters of the Seoul Pansberg chief,
Malaboch, continues. Malaboch and his
followers are hiding in caves, where
they cannot be reached by the Trans
vaal troops, and refuse to yield.
The Prince OF Wales Britannia de-
feated the Vigilant by five seconds
owing to the latter yacht running into a
calm. The Vigilent did the best sailing.
The second race took place on July 18th.
During the race the Valkyrie was sunk
in twenty-five fathoms of water by
collision with the yacht Samantha.
The village of Honomura, adjoining
Yokohama, was destroyed by fire, up
ward OF 1000 houses having been con-
sumed, and three days afterward the
heaviest earthquake experienced in Yo-
kohama and Toxic since 1880 occurred.
In both places there has been loss of
lives and great destruction OF property.
The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Ne,cs says that President Casimir-
Perier has resolved to make various
changes in official life at the Elysee.
He will reduce the military household
and will create civil one, over which
the former secretaries, Lafargue and
Taiguy, will be placed.