The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-11
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\ r. Towle. Son & Co. siIverware
manufacturers of Greenfield, Mass. have
failed
I Excavations just made in the Forum
at Rome have resulted in discoveries OF
/ great valHe and interest
Several new cases of smallpox are re-
! ported at Dawson. by last steamer. 4
serious outbreak is feared.
Henry F. Wachsmut. retired capital
ist. aged 40. died suddenly. November ID,
~ his residence in Chicago
Late reports state that the Yukon is
now frozen over. and navigation is prac-
tieally closed for the season.
Count ToIstoi met with severe fail at
81. Petersburg. October 26th. hence he
will remain in Moscow all winter
A large socalistic demonstration was
one of the political features in New York
City or the evening of November 3D.
Operate stars of the first magnitude
have arrived at New York from Europe
and started for California Immediately
Six deaths resulted from the explosion
in the Willis Greek Coal Company's
mines near Philippi. W Va. Novem-
her 3D.
The Chicago Board of Trade was
termed a gambling shop by Judge Vail
of the circuit court in decision there
November |.
1t has developed that the shocks recent
ly at Jacksonville. Fla. and attributed
to seismic disturbances were from heavy
| blasting near the city.
Stanley Waterloo. the Chicago writer
is bankrupt. He has filed petition for
relief from debts aggregating Sl2,T76 in
| the United States district court.
William Schreiber the defaulting clerk
of the Elizabethport Bank. is reported as
having arrived at Santiago. Cuba. Octo-
/ Der 11th. and remained there week.
! In competition with European manu-
| faclGrers an American stcr company has
! obtained an order for S5o00009 worth
! cf rolling stock for Son African rail
| loads.
James NJ. Lynch the new president
Of the International Typographical un-
/ ion. succeeded :. Il. Donnelly the retir-
| ing president. 1he headquarters of the
! union are at indianapolis. Ind.
| \ Harvard graduate. who is reputed
is working on ar Illinois rail-olJ fG:'
S1.25 Del dav just tc learn what lapo-
| in its toughest phases really is
| because two students at the Culver
Military academy. located At Terre
| Haute. Ind. We're expelled from the
school for a Halloween prank. l2S more
| have left the school for their homes.
\ crane being operated at the South
| ern Pacific bridge across the Stanislaus
| river near Stockton. Cal. upset Novem-
ber |. fatally manging K. w Eagles
and seriously injuring Peter Staples.
| commander Booth-Tucker and several
other officers of the Salvation A r.,y have
! pGrchased homes in Mourt Vernon. New
| York. in which city the American head
| quarters of the army will Re located
The overdue transport Idaho. with a
large number of troops of the Canadian
contingent who participated in the South
African war. arrived in Halifax. y. s.
November 1st with all well on board.
! list aSo,.I The tine Of Young Geo. NJ.
/ pUllnlan's departure from New York a
/ deputy sheriff levied uDou his horses.
/ traps and harness 20 satisfy the Judgment
/ OF the man who sold Pullman his har-
ness.
! The safe of the Farmers and Merch-
ants Bank at Jackson Celter. Ohio. was
! blown at O'Clock on the morning OF No
vembor I'd. and it is stated $500 was
secured. Citizens We're aroused nv the
explosion.
On the representations of the trHs.ees
at Boston. Mass of the late Fanny nav-
enport's estate. ii is claimed tha. up TO
the present time they have not been able
to dispose of the property so as 10 rect
the debts.
Dredging the channel of the Delaware
river at Reedy island. forty FIVE miles
below the city of Philadeirhip. is pow
in progress 1t is planned to drcdse
= channel thirty feet deep for a width
6 .'ms feet.
An alteration between James e Ham
mond and T. ]. Wall, brothers-in-law
living eight miles from Elherton. Ga, re-
suited in duel between the men whersin
Wall was killed. the two wives bring the
sole witnesses TO the battle
The board of directors of the Pennsyi-
vania railroad have declared the usual
seEi-anpual dividend of , l-2 per cent
aud an extra dividend of 1 per cent. upon
the capital stock of the company payable
on and after November 30. 1860.
Because his son Walter is in Jail.
charged with the murder of Jennie Boss
chietsr the Paterson. n. J.. mill hand.
James McAllister has shut down his silk
plant in thatcity. An the employees have
heen paid of ard the works are closed.
II is said the Belgian cabinet has de-
cidei upon the appointment of mixed
commission composed of members os the
legislature and army officers. 10 invest
gate military affairs with the view of in
stitrtiny army reforms
The steamer Hi City. belonging To the
Hin City Steamboat Cou,pany of :,
Louis. ard plying hctwecn ST. Lou.s ana;
New Orleans struck a hidden ohsrrursies
IN Tennessee chute. just below Meraph;S
Tenn. Nos.r se- RI. End s-nk
The Norwegian tariff bin has reached
the ssorthine. changing the duties on
number Of important manufactures and