The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-23
NEWS Of EAST and WEST.
MNRlpOSN AND DORIC BRING THE
LATEST ApNlCES.
\ Mis>ouran who Stole Food i'm the
Klondikc is Lynched Young Van
dcrblt Makes Peace.
New Orleans is quarantined.

New Orleans is quarantined.
Rich gold strikes have been made
in Utah.
President Mckinley returned to the
White House on September Is.
\ tornado at Port Arthur Ten, kill
ed seven people on September IL.
The final peace negotiations have
been consummated at Constantinoplc.
Bryan's supporters in New York will
nominate candidate for the mayor
atty.
1t is doubtful whether the Bank of
England will hold its reserve of white
metal
Large tracts of wheat in Oregon
have been wholly destroyed by recent
rains.
King William of Germany welcomed
King Humbert at Berlin on Septem-
Der IL.
Victoria de las Lunas, a Spanish lea
der, has been captured by Cuban in
surgents.
Commander BoothTucker of the
Salvation Army has arrived in San
Francisco.
Peter jackson has arrived in San
Francisco. He announces that he is
i'm search of a fight.
The King of Denmark fell from
spiral staircase last week and is Sc
riously injured.
The Mexican government may sicze
the Sonora Limited Railway, confscat-
ing the property.
Mascagni. the Italian composer. at
tempted to commit suicide in London.
1t is believed he is insane.
EX-postmaster General Wilson has
been installed as president of the
Washington-Lee University.
There is hot fighting in Guatemala.
Men of influence and wealth are lead
ing the present rebellion.
It is now learned that the American
exports cannot make up the deficit
in the worlds wheat supply.
General Bartolome Masso has been
elected President of the Cuban repub-
lie by the Cuban insurgents.
Jose Andrade, former Venezuelan
Minister to the United States. has
been elected president of Venezuela.
William G. Martin of Missouri was
lynched at Lake Bennett, Alaska, by
determined gold seekers, for stealing
food.
There is a famine in Cuba. People
are dying like sheep in many towns.
Weyler gloats over the awful situa-
ton.
Fitzsimmons will not fight Corbett
again until he makes reputation.
Fitz insists that he has retired from
the ring.
The yellow fever epidemic is spread
ing in the Southern United States.
The situation is exceedingly critical
in New Orleans.
The coal miners strike as far as
the Pittsburg district is concerned, is
off and 1000 diggers will resume work
at the rate of 65 cents.
Austria will probably make demand
upon the United states for satisfac-
ton for the killing of subjects at the
Hazleton, Pa, coal strike.
Cornelius Vanderbilt made his peace
with his mother before her return to
Switzerland to join her husband and
to convey him the good news in per-
son.
President f. Benjamin Andrews of
Brown University has withdrawn his
resignation. This move was entirely
unexpected, as it was thought that his
resignation had been finally decided
upon.
1t is stated that the powers have ac-
cepted Russia's proposal that the
evacuation of Thessaly shall begin in
one month after the treaty of peace
is signed.
w. j. Bryan is still speaking to
thousands of people in the States. At
Sedalia, Mo-, he said that arbitration
and elimination of government by in
functions will settle labor troubles.
Judge Wallace has ousted the entire
Board of Supervisors for San Francis
co. AS result of a conference be-
tween Governor Budd and Mayor Pie
Ian new board has been appointed.
\ wholesale slaughter occurred at
Hazleton, Pa, on September IL. The
deputy sheritfs whose duty it was to
SUPPRESS violence among the coal stri-
kers killed forty-one people, all Hun
garians, Poles and Slavs.
Gustav Pabst, son of the million
aire brewer, was married last week
to Miss Hilda Lemp, daughter of w.
j. Lemp, the st. Louis brewer. Fred
erck Pabst, another son, recently
married Miss Uhlein, daughter of the
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