The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-10
WORLDS NEWS
CONDENSED

paign.
typhoid and pneumonia prevail ~
Nome.
Tho Ashantis have suffered another
defeat.
The Philippine tariff Ia being re-
framed.
The cost of the Boer war may reach
| ESQ. 000.0 600.
Taxes are soaring in England owing
to the war.
Great forest fires are burning near
A son of Senator Pettigrew has join
| ed the Beers.
Fire has caused $4,000 damages at
Buck ey. Wash.
| Dewitt Talmage called on the Carr at
lSt. Petersburg. .
An epidemic of smallpox Is raging In
| Marysville, Cal.
| Serious anti-Jewish riots have oc-
CURED at odessa
| The French war office has been en-
ltirely reorganized.
Father Paul Raffo, pioneer priest of
| California, is dead.
| The pension roll increased last year
by over 81 900 names.
| Roger Walcott Will succeed Draper as
Iembassador to Italy.
| 1t is now reported that Aguinaldo has
been badly wounded
| Gen. De Pellieux, prominent In the
DreyfuS case, is dead.
The Navy Department asks for bids
on six modern cruisers.
A lodge of Lady EIlks Is to be estab-
lished in San Francisco.
The Coast has received $40, 900 this
season from the Klondke.
Corbett will fight Mccoy at Madison
Square Garden, August 80.
Speakers In Cork believe the time is
ripe for an Irish rebellion. VA
Rebels have been defeated by Cow,
eminent forces in Yucatan. tt1
Cincinnati has a population of 1926. 902.
| The city bad claimed 100000.
About 1000 Beers have surrendered
| in the Orange River Colony. 4
Quarantine stations are to be located
at Nome and Dutch IIarbOr.
The Vanderbilts have got control of
the Wabash railroad system.
X. ID. Yelland, a well known Califor-
MIA artist, is dead at Oakland.
At present no American capital will
be invested in the Philippines.
The English Liberal party is said to
be in the throes of dissolution.
General De Wet is reported to have
asked terms of General Roberts.
Nathan j. Brown, a pioneer business
man of Chicago, Is dead, aged SO.
The new provisional boundary of
Alaska gives Canada no territory.
Europe Is in need of gold owing to
uTdlll Cduseu ny the war IN CnlIld.
General Otis denies that any Filipi-
nos have been executed without trials.
Ameie Rives, now the Princess Trou-
betZkoy, Is under treatment for sciat-
lea.
The battleship Oregon Is reported by
Captain Wilde to be structurally in
tact.
A street car was struck by lightning
at Toledo, Ohio, and ten persons were
hurt.
Senator Clark of Montana, will con-
tribute 100000 to the Bryan campaign
fund.
A London newspaper has violently
attacked the emigration bureau at New
York. I'D
There Is hope for an early settlement
of the difficulties between Peru and
Chile. ,rs
Twelve persons, including one woman,
have been killed in the negro riots Mt New
Orleans. tp
Reports come from Mexico that 5000
Mava Indians have defeated Mexican
troops. -tc,r sr- ,..-a .c sci
General Prinsloo, with 5000 men, has
surrendered Internationally, to the
British. al
North Carolina has adopted a white
supremacy amendment, eliminating the
negro vote.
Samoan native chiefs of Tutuila have
transferred their possessions to the
United States.
No more cigarette smokers will be
employed in Swift & Co.'S big packing
house at Chicago.
Ballard Smith, the well known jour
nalist, is dead. His last days were
spent in an asylum.
General Smith Dornen repulsed the
Beers on July 3lst, who attacked while
demanding his surrender.
Inin2 nj "a N ptf tY,fA oil
by broad streets, have been discovered |
on the shores of Lake Lobnor In |
Thibet
The President of Nicaragua announc-
ed that the Cragin-Eyre canal syndi- |
cate has succeeded to the rights of the |
Maritime Company.
The request of Chief Joseph and the |
Nez Perces to be returned to their |
home In Eastern Oregon, will be refus- |
ed. as the country is occupied by set
tiers.
The cost of the rebellion in Colombia |
ia estimated at 600 lives, the Lieberals |
being the heaviest losers. Panama s |
streets are strewn with dead and |
.F.
Machinists, blacksmiths. boiler-mak-
ers, filters, laborers and locomotive |
painters on the Canadian Pacific have
struck on the line between Lake Su-
perior and the Pacific Coast.
iNlCidTu 1olnDs, Witness IN the GOeDel |
case, says that Mason Hockersmith was
offered $1,000 TO kill Goebel and showed |
how II could be done from q window In
the office of the Secretary of State.
Christopher and Margaret O'Neill or
Pittsburg. with their five children, have
arrived AT st. Louis In wagons. They
are searching for a year-old child who
more than year ago.
Aycock CDem) has been elected Gov
ernor of North Carolina by nearly 10000
majority. The Legislature. which will
choose n successor to Senator Butler
tPop), will be four-fifths Democratic
In both branches.
The Duke OF Sake Coburg and Gotha
(Prinee Alfred. second son of Queen
Victoria. Is dead. lie was victim OF
alcoholism, and had cancerous
growth at the root OF his tongue. lie
VIII be succeeded by the Duke OF Al
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