The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-12
BROUGHT BY THE AUSTRALIA To-
DAY.
\ London Syndicate May Bid for the
Union Pacific-Yellow Fever is
Marching North-After Salisbury.

Senator Mcmillan of Minnesota is
dead.
Max Horwitz, the well known Ger
man writer, is dead.
EX-President Cleveland denies that
he is seeking a senatorship.
Solly Smith is now the feather
weight champion of America.
The United States department of
agriculture, will aid the sugar beet
industry.
Three hundred Chinese rebels were
killed by the Japanese as result of
revolt in Formosa.
The Knights of Labor and Single
Tax men have endorsed Henry George
for Mayor of New York.
The Congress of Nicaragua has au-
thorized the Government to lease or
sell the National railroad.
Sheehan and Croker, the New York
Tammany leaders, are at outs. The
leadership will be taken by Croker.
President Edwards has been depos-
ed from the head of the Washington
State university for teaching material
ism.
Greece's new ministers have taken
the oath of office. They start out
with the support of the public and
! press.
The Woleott monetary commission
intends to request the English gov
ernment to give final and immediate
| reply to the monetary proposition.
The Liberal leaders of England are
severely critcising Lord Salisburys
stewardship. Disgrace abroad, dis
honor at home" is the tenor of the
partisan speech.
The yellow fever plague has reach
ed Philadelphia. On an average of
| 100 new cases were reported each day
| in New Orleans and surrounding eli
| ties from October ! to October s.
Emperor William of Germany wants
more cruisers. His naval bill, calling
for an appropriation of 41O,0OO,OOO
marks. to be distributed over seven
years, is being rushed through the
| Reichstag. -
Secretary Bliss has requested Sec
retary Alger to order troops to pro-
| ceed to Tuskahoma, |. T., to avert the
threatened trouble during the session
of the Choctaw council, which con-
venes this week.
The fortune hunters are now fee
ing from Dawson City and Juneau,
for fear of starvation. The returned
Klondikers say that the stores cease
to sell any more provisions. Hun
dreds are leaving over the inland traii
and those with insufficient food are
in danger of perishing this winter.
Domador Chapekar Deccani. a Brah-
min advocate, and twenty-eight 9th
ers have been arrested at Bombay for
the murder of Plague Commissioners
Rand and Lieutenant Ayerst while en-
gagged last June in the Poonah district
in enforcing the sanitary regulations.
The Guatemnlan government is still
moboi2ing its forces at Totoncapan
and preparing to make an ottack on
the rebels. who have taken rossesson
nan. 1t is believed there will We a hio
battle there. which will make the
turning point of the WV"
The last scene in tie N"rrant case
is about to he enacted. Preparations
have been made for a fral depoue.
ment in Washington on the first Mon
dav in November. 1t is TO he deter.
MINED then whether or no the farria
haheas corpus writ can allow Grim
inal court out of the reach of justice
for time without end.
Edward Langtry, the former hus
band of Lily Lang ry, the actress, win,
recently obtained "A divorce from hin
in California, and who is said to hav,
privately married Prince Paul Ester
hazy, has been found wandering in
demented condition on the railway
, line near Chester, London, and has
been sent to an asylum.
, | ha
cals are arranging for the coming
sale of the Union Pacific. 1t is learn
ed that the reorganization committee
will be the only bidder. In all prob
ability the transfer will be consum
mated by the payment of the purchas,
price on December /. 4 London syn
dicate is said to be in the field.
After consultation between See
! retary Alger and Major Powell of tn,
: corps of engineers, who arrived il
| Washington recently from pittshure
il was announced that he woulC
l not go to Nicaragua as the enginec
, officer of the canal comission. Tn,
: Secretary is now looking for anoth
er engineer officer to take the place
Deputy Minister and Chief Enginee
of Railways and Canals Collingwoo,
|
strong probability that the Canadian
Government will foster a line from
the Canadian Pacific northward. {
the nearest and most accessible waite
route to the Klondike. SURVEYORS ar
even now looking over the field
The Herald's CORRESPONDENT in l.
( Libertad, Salvador. cables the discoN
= cry of a political plot against Pres
!, dent Gutierrez and his government
V Several prominent physicians have a
ready been implicated and importan
arrests have been made. The govern
ment is firm and is supported by pul
lie opinion, which is greatly incense
against the revolutionary promoters
! President Gutierrez eniovs the genel
:. n sympathy of the natives and fol
: eigners alike.
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