The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-06
TELEGRAms CONDENSED.
Happenings of the World From
Coast Files.

Coast Files.
The Prohibitionists claim 100000 votes.
Josiah quincy is Iecturing III London.
AuIi-eXp dnsIuuIsts may form new
party.
Manitoba's wheat crop is ruined by
drouth.
Cologne has been badly damaged by
a tornado.
The President has gone to Canton for
his vacation.
Senator Hoar says that he will sup
port Mckinley.
Morocco wants arbitration In her dis
pute win France.
John Wanamaker is seriously i'll with
an organic disease.
Forty automobiles are now in active
use in San Francisco.
Croker is back from Europe and
thinks Bryan will win.
Patrick Reddy, an eminent lawyer OF
San Francisco, is dead.
Canada will pass law fixing the poll
tax for Chinese at 800.
Lady Randolph Churchill will wed
Lieut.. CORVALLIS West.
D. II. Hill would refuse second place
on the Democratic ticket
Martin j. Russell, editor of the Chi
cago Chronicle, Is dead.
New York is forming the most pow
erful gas trust in the world.
RlCharu Croker mas resumed tHe Ildi-
agement of Tammany Hall.
Director Merriam says the census will
not be completed for months.
The British have bought forty bat
teries of Krupp field artillery.
Rains have caused a loss of 10 per
cent in the Georgia peach crop.
The Naval Board faVors three battle
ships with superimposed turrets.
London hotels are crowded with A
mericans on the way to the fair.
Sands, fifty miles below Cape Nome,
are showing marvellous richness.
The sugar advance will cost German
consumers 45. 900 marks annually.
Pierpont Morgan's daughter, Miss
Louisa, will wed II. l.. Satterlee.
Several Ecuadorian settlements have
been sacked by Colombian troops.
The monsoon, bringing rain, has i'm
proved conditions in Western India.
Arthur Pearson's new London paper,
the Express, is losing $1,000 per day.
Berlin celebrated, on June 49, the
50Oth anniversary of the birth of John
Gutenberg. the inventor of printing.
The Illinois Democratic platform re-
aftirms the Chicago platform of 1896
a powerful French fleet will engage
in maneuvres in the English channel.
The Duke Of Westminster may wed
the daughter of Mrs. Cornwall S West.
There is a great boom in flaXseed at
Chicago, prices going from $1.4S to $1.S5.
The British relief column at last ac-
counts was ten miles from Coomassie.
German government and municipal
bonds are offered for sale in New York.
Hartford House, Manchester Square,
London, has been opened as palace OF
art.
Chairman Jones may have trouble in
being reelected Senator from Arkan-
saS.
OF $4,000 cases of cholera in India in
a single week. more than 10000 proved
fatal.
Count Cassini may succeed the late
Count Muravieff in the Russian Foreign
Office.
Ninety have been killed and 400 were
garia.
Sir William Martin Conway heads an
exploring expedition in the Bolivian
Andes
Hanna predicts victory for Mckinley
by large majority and claims Ken
lucky.
Sharkey has been knocked out by
Ruhlen. who now demands a fight with
Jeffries.
Fiorivanti noted italian bandit, has
been killed by peasant in forest near
GrOsseto.
Two fatal cases of sunstroke occurred
in Chicago on June eth, and three in
Pittsburg.
Brigham II. Roberts has been fined
$3.50 by Utah court for unlawful CO.
habitation.
Mrs Adam Forepaugh widow OF the
circus man, has welded Philadelphia
bank clerk.
A fictitious rumOr circulated in Bac-
lin on June 25th of an attempt on the
Kaiser's life,
Herr Martel, a member of the Reich
stag. says Germany's next war win be
with England.
The young Turkey" party has Issued
manifesto saying it is time to end the
Sultans reign.
The Australian Commonwealth lill
has passed it's third reading in the
House of Lords.
II is reported that half the American
garrisons viii leave Cuba within the
next few weeks.
Count Muravieff's death startled the
French, who fear the Russian alliance
may be shaken
During May and June twenty-three
German Generals We're retired at an ay-
erage OF so years.
Nat Goodwin, the actor. took an over
dose OF morphine at Butte, Mont, and
nearly lost his life.
Bryan says IL the Filipinns had been
treated like the Cubans there would
have been no war.
II was question of hours on June