The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-09-07
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED

Business is now fairly prosperous II
Porto Rico.
on August 23d the oregon was nearl.
ready for sea.
Denver's population is 133,s59, an in
crease of 27,14G
Carnegie denies that he will take tn
stump for Bryan.
The Frazer river salmon catch Is {
failure this year.
Tom l.. johnson of Ohio VIII take tn,
stump for Bryan.
Lower prices for plates is booming
iron ship-building.
Omaha's census shows a decrease o.
$1,000 in ten years.
Hypnotlsm is making cures for in
sanity at Stockton.
There is general depression in the
European markets.
Confederate General Harris died ir
England, August 20.
| The census of Baltimore shows 5oS,S57
an increase of 74,51S.
! Governor Roosevelt is teaching box
ing to his three boys.
A large part of Geyserville, Cal, has
been destroyed by fire.
General De Wet is said to have aban-
doned most of his guns.
The Canadian telegraph line to Daw-
son is almost completed.
King Humbert's memory was honor
ed by cities of the South.
Cleveland has a population of 3S1. 76S
and has, passed Cincinnati.
American Red Cross has begun work
for the Indian famine victims.
Stevenson, for Vice President, has
been endorsed by the Populists.
The Boer General Olivier and his
three sons have been captured.
South American silver and lead is to
be smelted in the United States.
Paris horses now wear bonnets to
protect them from the suns rays.
The Duchess of Montrose has sold her
jewels to pay her husbands debts.
A. j. Sampson, h.inister to Ecuador,
has returned home from the Andes.
General Wood talked to the people Of
Cuba regarding their independence.
Croker has placed Senator Edward
Murphy in charge of the campaign.
In London, on August 22d. Thomas
Faed, Royal Academician, expired.
The Southern Pacific denies that it
will give up it's Galveston terminal.
Another rich strike in the Nome
country This time 1t is Hastings
creek.
A German scientist has patented
what he asserts is puncture-proof tire
filling.
Destructive storms are reported from
the districts of Stuttgart, Leipsic and
Rostok.
James p. Hill of San Francisco is in
prison in Guatemala, charged with
murder.
The officers of the Baltimore were
banqueted at Belfast, Ireland, on Au-
gust 90.
Work on the Alviso channel has be-
gun, and the slough is now being
dredged.
The steamship Ohio, from Nome,
brought down treasure estimated at
81, 100000
The Chinese troubles threaten to
seriously affects the cotton industry in
England.
Gen. ]. r. Carnahan has taken COM
mand of the uniformed rank, knights
of Pythias.
Owing to n decrease of 100000 in it's
Nebraska may lose one1
Ahc iIdiiNdolti al
rived at London, and the Hartford at
A woman ran into a burning building
and saved the life of a little child at
Oakland, Cal.
A body guard of four hundred men
will attend President Mckinley on his |
visit.
Joseph Chamberlain's daughter, Eth
Ell. was married to Whitmore Richards |
on August %.
A nun, while en- route to this coun-
try. committed suicide from the deck of |
4 French liner.
The United States has chartered |
.hree large steamers as transports for
he Philippines.
An Alaska cannery boss, while ON the
was shot down by the mar
shall and killed.
An Omaha bank cashier named L. L. |
Balch, was beaten and robbed on a |
pullman sleeper
Six million pounds of beef on the hoof
las been ordered from Chicago for the
Russian soldiers.
Castellane succeeded at the eleventh
lour in raising funds and his chateau
vas not auctioned.
There is another boom at Dawson
'ity, and new wharves and warehouses
ire now being built.
Francois Salson, whose attempt to as
assinate the Shah in Paris was unsuc-
'essful, is an anarchist.
Carl Smith, the American sculptor
Who designed the bronze statue of
Sherman, died abroad.
Charles Williams, who sued the San
francisco Call for $255,0O0 damages,
vas awarded one cent
An American warship has been sent
o Morocco to support claim for the
murder of an American.
Governor Rogers meets defeat in the
State convention, and his
opponents secure control.
After vacations spent in study and
observation in Germany. the Stanford
professors have returned.
Charles A. Towne has opened the
campaign in Minnesota
With n ranly IN RonaayaIt II