The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-09-28
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED

Discount remains nigh ~ London.
uJmptrs predicts vrtuiy TOT t"c coal
minets.
hatch 6 Footc, brokers OF New York.
have failed.
Germany VIII insist that the Chinese
BE- punished.
Refugees are leaving Galveston by
the hundreds.
Another storm In Nome hafuur mas
cost several lives.
kearsarge bay at Portsmouth, ". H.,
was spoiled by rain.
San Francisco has raised about S2O,OOO
for the storm victims.
Marcus DAILY, the capitalist, is surfer
ing from heart trouble.
First Lieutenant l.. ~. Hill, Fourth
Infantry. has resigned.
Tnere is a growing eastern market
for California redwood.
Galveston people have determined to
build up the city anew.
All the churches of Galveston are
either wrecked or ruined.
H.. II. Sothern's Hamlet" received
warm praise in New York.
English grand opera ia New York
promises to be great SUCCESS.
There are but $4,000 regular troops
left in the United States proper.
1t is now denied that the Tanaaa dis
trict OF Alaska is rich in gold.
Cincinnati, fire on September Is.
Yucatan rebels have attacked Govern
ment troops, and big battle is on.
Russia refuses to change her plans,
and viii not withdraw from Picking.
Russians are repairing the Telegraph
lire between Tien-Tsih and Peki.g.
The big trees in Santa Cruz county,
Cal, are in danger from forest fires
American Steel and Wire Company's
plants arr resuming work at Pittsbuig.
Croker says that New York ci,y WI
give a Democratic majority of 100000.
Colorado Repub leans have named
Frank c. Goudy of Denver for COVER
nor.
Corbett is trying to get control OF
the National Sporting club of Lon
don.
George Il. Smith, "Pittsburg Phil"
will leave the turf He says it does not
pay.
The transport Lawton will make but
one trip to Nome to relieve the INDECENT
miners.
The Germans have captured ard
burned the town of Tiang; killing 1OJ
Boxers.
All the powers have accepted Ii Hung
Chang as a negotiator. He is now at
Tien-Tsin.
Mexco's national holiday was observ-
ed in some of the old Spanish towns of
California.
President Mckinley has directed that
the Government of the Philippines b,
liberalized.
Colorado Indians are stealing cattle
and threatening to make war on women
and children.
Mckinley will not receive delegations
In this campaign, owing to the situation
in the Orient.
Ex-Governor D. II. Chamberlain. an
old time Republican leader. has come
out for Bryan.
John B. Randolph, the well known art
critic of New York, was killed by q
fan down staircase.
A bill has been introduced in the
Mexican Congress appropriating 100000
for the Galveston sufferers.
Hamilton kans., town of 300 peo-
pie, was visited by tornado and suf-
fered much property damage.
Butte, Mont, has SO47O people, an in
crease of 1874 since 1890. Sacramento
has 29,2S2, against 26,3S6 In $780,
In the Goebel trial James Stubblefeld
testified that James Howard boosted of
having fired the shot that killed Goe-
bel
The Department of the Interior viii
supply aid to the Pima Indians of Ari-
IONA, whose fields are suffering from
lack of irrigation water
A squadron of the Sixth Cavalry will
leave to relieve a native Christian vi
lage which was attacked by Boxers
forty-six miles southeast of Picking.
Montreal loses the E.der-Dempster
Transatlantic line, which goes to Bos-
ton. and the grain trade of the Canada
Atlantic Railway, which goes to Que
bee.
A tramp, taken out of a box car at
Stockton, Cal, had tasted seven days,
and was almost blinded for want of
light He had entered the car at New
Orleans.
1t is rumored In Johannesburg that
General Christian De Wet, the Beer
general was killed on the 9TH instant,
near Potchefstroom, says the London
correspondent of the Tribune.
The American Sheet Steel Company
and the Republic Iron and Steel Com
pany have entered an arrangement By
which the former withdraws from the
merchant bar trade and the latter from
sheet production.
The Democratic National Committee
complains of light contributions from
wealthy Democrats. Clark OF Montana
may give $4,000 instead of $500 00), and
Perry Belmont gave $4,000, out of
which the committees agent took ten
per cent commission.
Gilbert Parker, the novelist, was
chosen by the Conservatives at Graves
end as their candidate for the House
of Commons at the coming general cleo
ton. Owing to the relative position of
parties at Gravesend this choice is
equivalent to a return.
Baron Won Estvelde, secretary of the
Congo Free State, Is about to resign
his office. 1t is reported that his actlo
is partly due to the fact. that he Is
disguised with the recent scandals
growing out of the operations of COM
mercial companies that are exploiting
the country.
Prince Albert of Saxony was killed in
a carriage accident at Wolkau, a SHIRT
distance from Dresden. lie was the
fifth son of Prince Frederick George of
Saxony, brother of the King. He was
born in Dresden February 90 1852 was
a captain in the First Regiment of Uh-
lans and Chevalier of the Order of the |
Black Eagle. He was unmarried.
The Russians, it is rumored are rap
idly pushing into Manchuria. where all |
point to extensive opera |