The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-09

\ plot to kill Emperor William fail
ed last week.
Brazilian forces are fighting fanat-
les i'm that country.
The Spanish Government will ban
ish all anarchists.
Seth Low has been nominated for
mayor of New York.
The Dublin postoffice has been de-
stroyed by anarchists.
Wheat has jumped to three cents
over Il dollar at Chicago.
Germany is disturbed over the alli-
ance of Russia and France.
The Greek Cabinet will ask for
vote of confidence of the people.
The Pennsylvania Democrats have
deposed Chairman w. F. Harrity.
Eugene Debs says the time is ripe
for a revolution. He lauds anarchy.
DR.. Won Holleben has been selected
as German ambassador to the United
States.
The Turkish Sultan is interested in
the Indian trouble. He receives fun
reports.
ing Weyler by robbing the Cuban
farmer.
Prince Hohenlohe, the imperial
VI VIII Itlllc III
October
Princess Frederick and Prince
Charles were married at Copenhagen
on August 9th.
Peru will adopt the gold standard.
India is thinking seriously of doing
the same thing.
The telegraph companies of the
United States report the biggest bus
mess for eight years.
Sir Evelyn Wood has succeeded Sir
Redvers Butler as adjutant general
of the British forces
The Greek Government has offered
the stamp revenues for the security
of the indemnity loan.
The Gar of Russia has announced
that an alliance has been formed be-
tween Russia and France.
General Weyler has called his sol
diers into Havana The men are all
worn out with mountain fighting.
Juan Idarte Borda, president of the
Republic of Uruguay, has been assas-
sinated. The murderer is Avelino Ar
redondo.
The big coal strike is considered as
settled in Ohio. The plan is to re-
sumo at GA cents and work pending
arbitration.
President Mckinley was refused adj
mittance to the Grand Army camp at
Buffalo through the stupidity of Il
watch officer.
Prince Luigi of Italy, brother of the
Prince of Turin, succeeded in climb
ing Mount st. Elias, Alaska. The al
titude is 1920 feet.
An aerial cable tramway will be con-
structed to the summit of Chilcott
Pass by the Dyea and Klondil<e Trans.
portation Company.
The California militia was ordered
out at Marysville, Cali. on August 26
to protect the life of Pedro Ninelli, a
murderer, from lynching mob.
The Canadian custom officers and
mounted police doing duty in the
| Klondike country, ran out of provi-
sions, and were without food for four
days.
The delay in the appointment of a
commission for the settlement of the
Venezuelan question is due to the diff
ticulty experienced in finding suit
able umpire.
General Azcarraga, the Spanish pre-
mier, at the Cabinet council over
which he presided, declared that the
Government would follow in the foot
steps of the late Premier Senior Cano-
vas del Castillo.
President kruger's sensational def
ance of Great Britain was coldly re-
ceived at London. Prince Bismarck
things that England's South African
policy is a wrong one.
The Ameer of India, VOWS that ho
will always maintain peace with the
English government. The fighting be-
tween his subjects and the English
troops is still going on however.
The Cabinet Council of Italy has
agreed to accept the proposition Of
King Menelek concerning the delinea-
ton of the Erythrean frontier. They
will appoint a civil governor for Fry
threa.
The powers have asked Greece the
amount she is able to pay as the first
insta llment of the Turkish indemnity
and TO mention the revenues she' car
assign to guarantee the whole amount
of the debt.
An orderly demonstration, in which
5000 persons, headed by the mayor anC
several deputies, participated, tooh
place at Marseilles on August 80. II
was decided to send a resolution tC
the Government in favor of the aboli
ton of the duty on corn.
Germany and Spain are trying tc
induce America. Great Britain and
Switzerland to join in the European
measures for the surveillance of an
archists. 1t is expected that a diplo
matte conference on the subject viii
shortly be held at Brussels.
Six men We're probably massacret
in the wilds of the mountains o.
Arkansas last week. Two were killed
outright, two were fatally wounded
and left for dead, and two have mys
teriously disappeared, and are either
dead or being held captves by the
bloodthirsty bandits who committed
the crime.
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