The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-04-13
ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Che Minor News OF the Coast Files
lLemlzed.

The Australian wheat outlook is
good.
.o,Ialist disturbances are increasing
in Italy.
Do-,. uctive floods have occurred in
Uruguay.
IAe revolt in the German Cameroons
- serious.
A Democratic mayor was elected in
.Illwaukee.
California salmon are being destroy
d by sea lio.s.
Puget oOuLu packers nave formed
.auuery combine.
QUO sadls Is being produced in
american tued.eIS.
An anthracite and bitumlnous coal
crust is impending.
Illinois lUM nsnIp elections snow he
publican majolitles.
Nj ). Leslie Carter Will play ZaZa in
london next season.
Joseph FIauco.s Bertrand, French
AcddeInician, is dead.
The slayers OF Missionary Brooks in
China will he executed.
Russia has adop,ed Russian model
Tor her quiCk-firing guns.
DR.. b. f.. shaw, a Kansas City doc
tor, was killed by lunatic.
The Tacoma Republicans elected
their mayor by 200 majority.
Two thousand American Catholics
will make pilgrimage to Rome.
The permanent bridge over the Mod
Ter river station has been finished
Count Cassini denies that trouble is
brewing between Russia and Japan.
A prize of 100000 francs is offered
n France for a device to steer balloons.
Assistant Paymaster Clarke of H. M.
5. Leander deserted his ship at Esqui-
malt.
Ii. S. Utley, the inventor of many
improvements in artificial marble, is
dead.
a French torpedo boat exploded at
CherDourg. live of the crew were
burned.
Lord Roberts did not meet his wife
at Cape Town. She will go to Boom
iontein.
Inc steamer Newfoundland has ar
rived at st. Johns with great catch
of seals.
Queen Victoria arrived at Dublin
prematurely and spoiled some of the ar
engagements.
Char.es II. Pepper has refused the
Commission.
Thee we're eleven fresh cases of
plague at sydney on April l and two
additional deaths.
Dewey's swuIus, cups and other tro
plies Will be exhibited at the Smith
sonian Institution.
The steamer nenry M. Stanley was
sunk in collision near Rising Sun,
Ind. No lives lost.
A storm resembling typhoon swept
(Cal.) on April End.
A new tranS-Isthmian canal company
has been to- med N New jersey wI,h d
capital of Sl00,000,000.
General OIiS reporls that over 400
Bihplnos have been killed in battle
during Inc present year.
Premier Delcasse says the French
policy is peaceful and committed to the
development OF Colonles.
Mark Twain has appeared before a
House of Commons Commillee to argue
Tor an American copyright.
The municipal elections of Kansas
generally went against the Democrats
in favor of the Republicans.
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair refining,
3fsc; centrifugal, So test, 4$c; molass-
es sugar, 3 ll-l6c; refined, irregular.
American naval commanders report
that there is now no prospect OF war
between Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
Nj. DAWN des EssaTts, prominent
lawyer of Paris, has been arrested on
charge of embe2zling 100000 francs.
Paul Edward the Anne lean mental
healer" who has been driven out of
Belgium, will appeal to Secretary Hay
Congressman Hay of Virginia is pre-
pairing bin for a reserve of volunteers
TO do away with large standing army
The Reading and Erie and Lehigh
Valley railroads in New York have
passed under the control of j. p. Nor
gan.
The United States transport Sher-
man has sailed from Manila with It's
prisoners and twenty-five in
sane.
Mrs. Catharine Jordan, daughter OF
the well-known Col. Andrews of San
. rancisco, was asphyXiated In New
York.
European powers may have to send
punitive expeditions to China to help
put down rebellions and piracy in the
provinces,
General Vasquez, formerly President
Of Honduras, says there will not be
peace in Central America until the
United States takes charge OF 1t.
Commissioner Peck is trying to Sc
cure the removal of Turkish tower at
the French Exposition which will OBJ
struct the view from the American
The great Kansas City Auditorium,
in which the Democratic convention
was to have been held July 4, has been
burned. 1t will be rebuilt in time for
the convention.
One hundred and fifty masked men
near Logansport, Ind. have burned
bridges and toll-houses on the Logans-
port and Burlington pike o a protest
against high tolls.