The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1900-06-23
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS

JOINT action by the powers III emma.
The administration has arranged
for the sending of American troops
from the Philippines to; China.
AS regards Bryan's nomination
Senator Jones said there was not
the slightest doubt that it would
be speedily accomplished
Lord Roberts has wired Cape
Town that prior to Wednesday
he liberated 151 officers and 1900
of the rank and file. The Bocrs
consequently took off only 500
The Peliing correspondent of the
Times, says: "Changes have been
made in the Tsung l. Yamcn. One
Chinese has been retired and four
Manchurs ri2idly conservative have
oeen appointed.
a Boer desartcr who arrived al
Maseru yesterday asserts that 7.00c
Beers participated in Tie Roockrant
engagement; that General Olivier
vas killed and General de Villiers
nortally wounded.
The expedition to Abyssinia fitted
III and headed by William Fitzhugh
Nhitehouse OF Newport, r. |. for
he purpose Of exploring Lake
Rudolf, safely returned to Mombassa.
N the east coast of Africa, June 10Th.
Food is still scarce at Mafeking
,ut the railway is nearly repaired.
tyenty-two rebels have been ar
'e5ted in the Yryburg and Mafekicg
districts. Sixty-fvc men were
marched into Mafekirg by two Of
heir late prisoners at Mos tia
At Machadorp President Krue-
yer has q body guard of l,000
)urghers. Stores are being moved
rs quickly as possible from that
)oint to Lydenburg. The Portu-
| yUese authorities sent a further
body of troops to the border today.
The American young women who
are nursing in the hospital at
Ladybrand have been sighted by
the Boer women, who are nursir Z
ike Bocr sick in the same hospital
and have been made the object OF
unpleasant remarks, because the
Americans are nursing the Eng glish.
The United States cruiser Albany.
which was placed in commission al
Newcastle,on-Tyne May Both anG
under orders to proceed to the
Mediterranean, arrived at Southamp
ton today, The United States train
ingship Buffalo, which sailed frcn
New York April 10Th for a cruise
II the Mediterranean, has a!sC
rived,
1t is reported that the head O
foreigner has been seen eXposeC
on d pole northwest of Tien-Tsin
The Chinese are fleeing from Pekins
and Tien-Tsin to Shanghai. Their
are ominous indications of outbreak
in the Yang Use district. All clussc
, o, natives in the north dis Ia.
intense hostility towards foreigners
and the Chinese soldiers point thci
guns at foreigners as they pass
The Treasury Department ha
ruled that all steamers Of tn
Pacific Mail S. S. Co.. Occidenta
and Oriental S. S Co., and Toy
iiisen Kaisha, are allowed to tax
lay over passengers as heretofore
aad that therefor I'll passengcr
arriving at Hono.ulu by any Of til
three lines may stop over and Pre-
ceed TO destination by any fo.lowir
steamer Of any of the three line,
The "Obseryatorc Rgmano" rut
lishes a letter from Archbisao
, ireland to Cardinal Rampo.la, P4p,
Secretary OF State. warmly pr,
+. testing against a recent statemer
10y the journal &c Geneye" wlic
lhe characterizes as rubbish
: thai he wrote to tie Duke
Norfolk denouncing the temper,
power OF the Pope and the methcC
= Of the congregations and the Roma
e Curia. Monsignor Ireland Ioclar,
that he speaks and thinks vii
the Pope on such a serious matte
p and lie reserves to himself Il
= right to repeat these declaration