The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-03-23

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\ BIN has been drafted providing fnr
a national home for lepcrs In Yellow
stone Park
President Harrison expresses dis
pleasure az the rumUr that he will re
enter politics.
Fourteen lives were lost in an in
Oendiary nro In the Italian quarter OF
Newark, n. J.
The plague steamer Mango Maru has
left Port Townsend with cargo OF
-four FOR Japan.
Representative Robbins Of Alabama
has been ouste1 from Office on the
ground Of fraud.
Thiriy-four per cent OF the worlds
sugar supply Is from cane and 66 per
cent from beets.
The steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse has made a successful test of
wireless telegraphy.
The widow of "Bill' Anthony OF
Maine fame has been given n place
In the Census bureau
Henry Ward Beecher's sister Mary
and halt-brother Thomas X. Beecher
both died on March IL.
The bill preserving the California big
trees from the lumbermen has been
signed by the President.
The powers have neglected TO ratify
the three conventions made by The
Hague Peace Conference.
The War Department has no record
OF Gen. Wheeler having rendered his
resignation last November.
Miss Ida Wilbur, the San Francisco
girl who lay unconscious for two years
from asphyXiation, is dead.
Madame Hermann, widow of the
magician, will marry Baron Ivan Or
skevitch, a Russian nobleman.
American soldiers are said to have
stripped Gen. Gregorio del Pillars body
and left it naked by the roadside.
The Second Presbyterian and Trinity
Methodist churches of Chicago have
been burned by an incendiary crank.
John H. Macatee of Oklahoma has
been nominated for Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court Of that Territory.
Warrants have been issued for Secre-
tary of State Powers and other officials
for completely in the murder of Goebel.
Senate bills have been introduced
providing for the opening of libraries
at Manila for the benefit of Americans
The rival Governors Of Kentucky are
both forming a large militia. Demo-
Gratis are planning the arrest of Tay-
Tor.
Automobiles with gasoline power are
iebarred from Golden Gate park. Elec-
tric and air-propelled vehicles are per-
nitted.
The remains of President Lincoln are
to be put in a temporary vault while
the monument Mt Springfield is being
rebuilt
The submarine torpedo boat Holland
had successful test before the Sen
ate and House Committees on Naval
Affairs. H.
Col. j. T. Morgan opposes Adjlitant
General C6rbin's promotion on the
ground of cowardice at the battle of
Nashville
Major General Il. M. McCook, twice
Governor OF Colorado, has become an
innate of the Soldiers Home at Yount-
lille, Cal.
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett, au-
hor of Little Lord Fauntleroy," has I
married her former secretary, Stephen
Townsend.
The bubonic plague at Buenos Ayres |
las caused twenty-three deaths with
n two months. Plague is increasing
It Sydney.
Surgeon General Wyman states that |
here was but one case of plague on
he Mango Maru. The other cases
we're beri-beri. .'
The British steamer Cuvier has been
unk near Calais, France, in collision
With an unknown steamer. Forty of
he crew are missing
The Princess of Wales held draw
ng-room at Buckingham in behalf of
he Queen. Presentations, which were
United, included four American ladies.
The British Government will prob
bly, decline to accept the amendments
o the Hay-Pauncefote treaty and will
old that the Clayton-Bulwer treaty is
till in force.
The German flag was hoisted over
.pia on March 1. DR.. Solf is Governor.
\ public reconciliation took place at
he flag-ho!sting between Tamasese
nd Mataafa.
Twelve hundred Tagals commanded
y Chinese Colonel have surrounded
.egaspi and Albay and are harassing
he Forty-eighth regiment. The rebel
on is still active.
A meteorological examination of rats
aught at Port Melbourne wharf shows
hat the vermin are infected by the
lague. A boy died of the plague at
ydney on March 9th.
The engagement of Mrs. Robert Goe-
1t to Francis B. Riggs is announced.
Irs. Goelet has an income of 100000
'om her late husbands requests beside
large private fortune.
Fire has destroyed the noted Coincide
rancaise at Paris. Mile. Heriot, the
young actress, persisted In
le LANES which are supposed to have
cen set by an incendiary.
Alexander Carter of Berkeley, Cal,
hot his brother Charles while the lat
er was sleeping and then committed I
licide. Insanity, due to morphine ]
nd excessive smoking, caused the act.
The Texas Court of Criminal APP
calls has affirmed the sentence of ten 6