The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-18
KAIULANI AT HOME
HAWAIIAN PRINCESS CAUSES 4
FLUTTER IN HONOLULU.
Those Loyal to Her Pelt Her With Posies
rs She Trips Down the Gang Plank
Her Visit Said tn Have . Significance
More Matrimonial Than Political
Waters Till All Questions Arc Settled
Story Of IdIotic Deviltry In China
News Of the Orient

Story Of IdIotic DeviItry in China
News OF the Orient
Honolulu, Nov. iowa San Francis
co, Nov 1..)-The arrival Of Princes
| Kaiulani caused a fiutter yesterday.
large crowd Of people, principally ma
| tives, greeted her at the wharf. AS tn
| princess walked down the gang plank
| the Fawaiians covered her with flow
| ersI she was driven TO her home wher
a reception was held last night. 1t i
] understood that Kaiulani will remain
/ here several months.
| A. s. CieghorE1, her father, is quotes
! as saying that his daughters visit Ia!
! no political significance. II it had, /
would rot be policy for him TO admi
| the fact, as the young woman Is nov
receiving a substantial pension from th'
Hawaiian government-enoug'h to sup
port herself in comfort. If the govern
ment ina gined for moment that kaiu-
lani was plotting, her pension would bt
De Stcppeu
Rumor mas it that the princess is
here To be married. The groom is said
to be George Davies, son Of 7. h
Davies, the guardian OF the young wo-
man. George Davies and his father ar
rived a few days in advance OF the
princess. The elder Davies is a very
rich man and all mis- wealth viii go To
his two sons. The Davies homestead
has been remodeled recently, which is
very significant to many people.
The United States steamer Baltimore
arrived on the TIN. eight days from San
Francisco She brought sailing orders
of TIE Yorktown, the latter leaving on
the day following. The Baltimore rs
here TO remain for an indefinite period.
probably until the differences between
Japan and Hawaii are ssttled and con-
gress has come to a vote on the annexa-
ton question.
W. ]. Kenny has succeeded the late
A. G. S. Hawas as British consul gen.
eral for avail Mr.. Kenny arrived from
the Orient yesterday. He has been con-
nected with the diplomatic corps for
twenty Years anu COltcS lIOlh
Formosa, mis- last post.
Senator Pettigrew OF South Dakota ar
rived from Yokohama yesterday. He
will remain here until the 10Th, post
ing himself on Hawaiian matters.
BY THE EMPRESS OF CHINA.
Victoria, B. c., Nov. 1.-THE steam
ship Empress of China has arrived here
n,-;a ha-- no
gers was Bishop Hoffman of the Cath
olic church. He says that discoveries
are being made in Chansi, in northern
China. The Chinese government, 10
encourage mining, has commenced the
buildin OF a railway from Hankow to
Picking, passing through a richly min
eralized country.
The Japanese government has de-
manded the sum of 100000 in gold
from Pawaii, by way of indemnity in
connection with the emigration affair.
to whom admission was de-
MED. as well as by the Companies which
sent them and expenses Of sending
man-of-war to Honolulu The Japanese
papers consider the demand moderate.
Other advices are as follows
A small revolution has broken out in
northern China, caused by dissatisfac-
ton with the war settlemen with the
Japanese.
A Chincse pirate concerned in the
murder of Captain Rosso, OF the Pegu,
mas been hanged at Eedi Bosar. An
other pirate confessed to taking part in
the murder.
The japanese man-of-war Fuse ran
On a rock near Nagahama after having
been in collision with another ship TAX
ing part in the naval maneuvreS, and
sank on the 10Th of October. There
we're no casualties and it is expected
that the ship can he raised without
much difficulty.
a, Nagaoka Machis, over go houses be-
ng reduced to ashes.
BY THE RIO DE JANEIRO.
San Francisco, Nov. 1.-THE steamer
,ity of Rio De Janeiro. which arrived
uday from Yokohama and Hong Kong,
ia Honolulu, brought the following ad-
vices:
The report that the black plague had
broken out in Shanghai proves to have
been unfoupded. The rumor evidently
originated from the fact that, in order
% prevent the introduction OF rinder-
pest, the authorities at Nagasaki care
July inspected all steamers carrying
,attle Some oyer-oficious persons sent |
telegram to Yokohama to the effect |
hat all steamers from Shanghai were |
,eing inspected on account Of the black |
Hague having broken out there; and !
his statement was apparently confirm |
= by another telegram soon afterwari !
othe effect that the Shanghai Taotai /
lad led. and that panic ensued among /
he residents OF Shanghai. To a GER
ain extent the latter statement was I
rue, as the death of the Taotai did ere /
gte a panic among the deDositors in !
'everal Chinese banks because the Tao 1
ais money was called in Immediately /
iftsr his death.
Some two months ago the Shanhai |
,apers published 8 sensational story to ,
.e effect that an eleven-year-old boy 4
laj been arrested with Kinkuei for 4
having accidentally caused the death
Z bis montler. II was reported Eh7t 4
liz. child had been most inhunanely 4
reated by the Yamen runners sent to 4
lrrest him and that ne would have %
uffer the con sequences OF his lament i
.ble accident by being sliced 20 death !
the ''hngc1i'' or ear knife TIE
orsign residents OF Shanhai indignant
: protested against this manifest injus-
Toe but were assured by the bland off,
ials 10 whom they appealed that there
IA absolutely nothing in the report
nd tue matter was tro7Pei, but X us~
ppea-s from an uadeniable source that
ne wrstchei boy IS confined in prism
Z 500 Chow awaiting ;ae final orders
o. the carrying cut OF his baroar;ous