The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-04-27

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Attempts to perform the Passion
! Play Va nov YORK have been thWaftsd
by the police
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visit Emperor Francis Joseph on his
iOth birthday.
Leon Gaget has been arrested In
Paris charged with having relations
with Germany
The Earl Of Yarmouth may manage
he theater at Newport, r. l., during the
coming season.
The Pope has decided that Catholic
bodies. the world over, shall take no
part In politics.
II is reported that Mrs. Dewey has
left the Catholic Church and become
an Episcopalian.
The railroads are planning to settle
900 immigrants between Chicago
and the Rockies.
The revolt In the Cameroons is be-
ing queled by the influence OF Ameri-
can missionaries.
Senator Stephen A. White may be a
candidate for Vice President on the
Democratic ticket.
Elghty-eight per cent of the Ameri-
can death rate in the Spanish war is at
tributed to disease.
Buddha's birthday was celebrated in
San Francisco at the Buddhist Mission
on the Sth instant.
Chief officer Johnson of the steam
er Reporter lost his life in heavy gale
of San Francisco.
Grover Cleveland may become
member of the New Jersey Fish and
Game Commission.
Secretary Long wants attendance at
Annapolis Increased to provide fol
more naval officers
Intense heat generated by an inven
ton tested in New York melts steel as
though it were wax.
Burglars stole $4,000 worth OF jewels
and other property from the house o.
0. w. Potter. Chicago.
The United States may have to use
force to make Turkey pay the $4,000
missionary indemnity.
A member oil the Democratic National
Committee has asked Dewey to declare
his political principles.
Stockton has won two games out of
the series of baseball matches between
that team and Oakland.
Typhoid fever swept Nome City
during the winter. There were 300
cases anu thirty uedtuS.
Coomassie, the Ashanti capital, is
surrounded by natives and the British
are marching to its relief.
Swindler Miller of Brooklyn has been
found guilty of larceny. NJ ller ran the
$40 per cent interest bank. %
United States ships are stationed at
several places on the Asiatic coast
ready for the expected war.
Civil government will begin on July
! in the Philippines with the Taft Com
mission in supreme control.
Rufus Wright, Chicago millionaire,
was fatally shot in hotel of that city
by woman. Mrs. I.othrldge.
General and Mrs. Ballington Booths
son, William, has had his name chang
ed to Charles Brandon Booth.
James Murray may secure the Mon
tana Senatorship if Clark's seat ID de-
clared vacant, as seems likely.
The Government has bought the sub
marine boat Holland and contracted for
other vessels of the same type.
| A strike of Italians on the New York
waterworks has led to! bloodshed, one
militiaman having been killed.
On the voyage to Valparaiso the U. S.
S. Hartford's engines worked badly and
she had to depend on her sails.
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections has made a unanimous
report against Clark of Montana.
The British cruiser Arethusa, arriv-
ing at Victoria, B. c., reports seeing
seven bodies off the Golden Gate.
The Peking government has sent
1000 troops against the Boxers most of
whom are members of that society.
British surveyors on the Burmah
border have been attacked by Chinese
on the Burmah border and defeated.
The historic church of Notre Dame
des Vertus in the outskirts of Paris
was pillaged and burned by vandals.
Mystery still surrounds the death OF
f. W. Kreling, whose body was wash
cd ashore at Berkeley, Cal, recently.
Charles Ingersoll, the deIaulting
treasurer of Iompkins county, N. Y,
has fed. He was under $4,000 bonds
Sparrows building nests in Oakland
sarrets. containing matches with straw
and tow are responsible for recent
fires.
Melbourne Mcdowell broke down at
Sioux City during performance of
Fedora" and had to be taken from the
stage.
Mckinley has interceded in Dew
ey DeudII anu recommends tnat tne
Admiral be paid for extra services rem
dered.
A Barcelona dispatch says the steam
ship Montevideo from Manila, devel-
oped three cases OF bubonic plague en-
route.
Relentless guerilla warfare is being
waged on the Island of Luzon: the in
surgents give the troops but little
peace.
A scheme is preached in Minneapolis
to combine all the farmers of the world
in trust and restrict the production of
wheat.
Parliament is criticized for its refu-
sal to extend the penalty of the lash to
larger number of offenses in Great
Britain.
Republican headquarters will re-
main in Chicago. 1t is expected that
every Eastern State will be carried as
in 1896.
Russia and Germany are unable to
supply the home demand for coal and
there is great call for the American
product.