Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-09
LATEST AMERICAN BUDGET
Gossip Of Elections in Ten States on
One Day.
Another Breach in Chinese Exclusion Law
Sale Of the Union PaCi1C-The
Sealing Dispute.


verslty football player, has died
from injuries received in game.
President Mckinley has visited
his old home at Canton, o.
The national debt increased by
SS,441,1SS in October, caused
chiefly by a decrease of CASH on
hand.
Attorney GeneralF Fitzgerald, who
is pressing four California murder
cases including Du, rants in the
Federal Supreme Court, says
there is no merit in any of the
appeals, all having been taken
solely to gain time.
Henry Georges body lying in
state was viewed by 10000 people.
A GILLIAN steamship company
will gradually extend its line to
reach San Francisco.
A decision of the Treasury De-
partment recognizes the validity
of certificates to Chinese issued
by the Portuguese authorities of
Macao. The Chronicle ar pre-.
bends food of Chinese in con-
sequence.
Cooler weather has increased
yellow fever mortality in New Or
leans, but few days is expected
to greatly improve the situation.
In other cities the change of
weather has been attended with
diminution of the. plague.
Henry b. Foulke, who was ex-
PEELED from the rheosopbical So.
ciety and started an opposition
circle, proclaiming himself the
successor of Nine. Blavatsky, has
been arrested at Onset Bay, Mass,
for cruelty treating children under
his charge. Some of his followers
are likely also to be arrested.
The magnificent new Congress
sional Library at Washington has
been opened to the public. There
are 100000 volumes on its
shelves, but many books yet to be
removed from the old quarters in
the Capitol.
Fear of trouble over killing of
Indians by game officers in Indian
Territory is about over.
The national w. G. L. U. in
session at Buffalo, N. Y, is con-
fronted with the necessity of rails
ing 100000 or letting the stock
of the society's Temple In Chicago
by default.
There is liable to be a breach
between Princeton University and
the Presbyterian Synod of New
Brunswick. N. j., over saloon
license at Princeton, the petition
for which was signed by Prof.
Shields, a minister of the church.
A resolution condemning Prof.
Shields will likely pass the Sy-
nod, and be followed by his re-
signation as a minister. 1t is ex-
pected that President Patton will
defend the professor, which would
bring on war.
Counterfeit silver dollars of
greater weight and 6neness than
those turned out from Uucle Sans
mint are the latest in the coun.
terfeiters' art. They have appear
ed at st. Louis, where bank tellers
have been accepting them in ques-
ton without hesitation. The coin
weighs l3a grains more than the
which weighs 4l24
grains. Its fneness is 81 per
cent, while that OF the genuine is
but 80 per cent.
BALLOTS IN TEN STATES.
A canvass by districts made by
the Citizens Union promises a
of $1,000 for Seth Low
in the election for Mayor of
Greater New York. On the other
hand Tammany profes ,rs to be
sure of Van Wyck, the jefferson
Democracy of young George, and
the straight Republican of Gener-
al Tracy. The Herald's betting
news shows even money that Van
Wyck's plurality will exceed
40,ON0.
Republicans believe they will
again break the Democratic hold
in Kentucky.
Both old parties in Pennsylva-
mia claim big pluralities to be
uon ON tho Onl inst faatnno