Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-07-01
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
WOOL AND SUGAR SCHEDULES IN
TARIFF FINISHED.
Father Of Charley Ross Dead Wcyler
stili Promising Pacinca-
tiUn Of Cubs.
UNIFIED STATES.

New Orleans is suffering from a
hot wave, several deaths having
resulted.
Nineteen election officers at
Denver have been indicted for
ballot box frauds.
Charles A. Dana, editor of the
New York Sun, is i'll and has been
ordered t. the mountains.
The United Confederate Veter-
ans, at their annual reunion at
Nashville, Tennessee, voted down
resolutions commencing the reign
of Queen Victoria and praising
the Jubilee.
Edward s. Stokes, who shot
Jim Fisk 25 years ago, lie dang
erously ill at Virginia Hot
Springs. After serving four years
for the murder, he was pardoned
by Governor Grover Cleveland of
New York.
Yale won the freshmen race on
the Hudson river, breaking the
I2-mile record for freshmen. Time
9:l9a. Harvard led Cornell. All
three boats crossed the line in
faster time than was ever made
before.
Professor Angel, the newly ap
pointed Minister to Turkey, has
notified the State Department that
he will sail from New York on
July II for his post, stopping at
London en- route to confer with
Mr.. Terrell, the retiring Min
lister.
| G. p. Huntington thinks the
Pacific Mail will increase its
dividend to 3 per cent year. 1t
is also probable, he says, that two
new 10000 ton steamers will be
put on between San Francisco
and China.
Colonel Edward L. Baker, Unit
ed States Consul at BueDo@ Ayres
since 1874, was terribly injured
there Tuesday in railroad wreck.
The Colonel lost his right arm
and was otherwise so badly in
ljured that he is in the Govern
ment Hospital.
The sentence of Booth Tucker,
head of the Salvation Army in
America, for keeping a disordorly
house in New York, has been sus
pended. He was prosecuted for
neighbors being kept awake nights
by the noise at s. A. headquarters,
Philadelphia, June 22.-Chris-
tian Ross, father of Charley Ross,
lis dead of heart disease at his
home on Washington avenue, Ger
mantown. He was the father OF
Charley Ross, and up to his last
ILLNESS Mr.. Ross never gave up the
search for his missing boy, whose
? abduction startled Philadelphia
on July l, 1874, and became ar
unsolved mystery the world over
OHIO REPUBLICANS APPROVE AN
NENATlON.
The Republican State Conven-
ton of Ohio has this plank in it,
platform: "We believe that th'
Administration is negotiating th'
treaty of annexation with Hawaii
has acted wisely, and we express
the hope that the Senate will rati
? fy the same"
THE SUGAR SCHEDULE.
Washington, June Is. The
Senate made a great stride for
ward to-day by completing thu
consideration of the sugar sche.
dule of the tariff bill, except th'
provision relating to Hawaii
which went over This schedule
has been the storm center of tn,
I entire bill, and with it disposed
Of there is better prospect 70
speedy action on the bill as
whole.
AS agreed to the schedule place
on sugar not above No. l6, Dutch
J l cent per pound and Oh Of II cen
for every degree above rs, and oil
sugars above No. l6, Dutch stand
ard, l, ,95 cents per pound, but o
sugars testing below 81 degree
Ito cent per poand shall be de
ducted. The other provisions {
the schedule relate to maple sugal
maple syrup, candy, etc.
RAW WOOL DUTIES.
Washington, June 23.-After
contest lasting throughout the da