The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-20
TELEaRAPHIo BREvIrIBs .

Rev. Mr.. Moule, missionary at Tien-
tsin, telegraphs "All we'll"
Milwaukee beat Sidney Lucas in the
$1,000 handicap at Chicago.
Postmaster General Smith Is a guest
of the Presiuent at Canton.
Maine Democrats have nominated
S. l.. Lord of Saco for Governor.
Captain Peter Conrad, a steamboat
pioneer Of the Mississippi. Is dead.
Henry Vardon. the English golfer.
was again beaten at Chicago. June 18th.
Chinese officials are doing their best
to preserve order in the Yang-tse coun-
try.
Five hundred marines will leave San
Francisco for China on an early trans
port.
Adam II. Fuchs, leading milliner of
st. Louis, has failed, owing to the
strike.
Sir Frederick Mitchell Hodgson has
arrived at Cape Coast Castle from Coo
massie.
The steamer Rosecrans en- route to
Nome, lost half her cargo among the
ice foes.
New York City Democrats want Bry-
an to come there for the official noti-
ficatiOn.
Colombian rebels have taken Popa-
yon and all cities near the Ecquadorlan
frontier
Marshall o. Roberts, the we'll known
/ New Yorker, has been naturalzed in
England.
Francis Truth, the divine healer"
confessed to fraud in Boston and paid
$1,000 fine.
1t is reported thta General Snyman,
the man who tried to take Mafe ing, is
prisoner
france will cons ruct an embassy
building In Washington at cost of
1875 900 francs.
The Fourteenth Infantry and Fifth
Artillery will join the Ninth Regiment
on Chinese soil.
A party of Russian explorers headed
by Baron E. Won Toll. has gone in
search of Andre.
Justice Brown of the United States
Supreme Court is spending his vacation
in San Francisco.
Nine. Sembrich will tour the tied
States on the largest salary ever given
to prima donna.
The Irish Presbyterian missionaries
are safe in China, .ut three missions
have been burned.
The Government has sued the South
ern Pacific for unlawful discrimination
In sugar shipments.
The Porte promises America speedy
answer and says 1t has never denied the |,
validity of our claim.
Thousands of acres of forest is the
Santa Cruz mountains. Ca ifornia, have
been destroyed by fire.
The statue of lafayette, paid for by
American school children. was unveiled
at Paris on the Fourth.
The National Educational Association
is meeting at Charleston, S. C. Three
thousand delegates are present.
The first six mont OF the lendar
year in the United States shows fewer
failures than for eighteen years. I
Henry c. Payne will do most of the
Republican campaign management,
Senator Hanna's health being bad.
In a speech at Chicago for rer Score
tary of State Day sa d Spa n w I'M
deniably responsible for the Maine us
aster.
The Department of State has issued
a circular saying that the United States
will not assist in dividing the Chinese
Empire.
The tenth annual convention of the
Bap,.st Young Peoples Union of Amer
lea. In session al Cincinnati, is largely
attended.
The Seaboard Air Line of Georgia
has filed a mortgage of SIS 900. 900 to
cover the Issue of fifty-year per cent
gold bonds.
Markeberg, the aeornaut, fell 500 feet
rom his balloon at Santa Ana, Cal. on
he Fourth. and every bone In his body
was broken.
The Dukes OF Marlborough and Nor
folk. Lady Sarah Wilson and DIR. CO.
nan boyle have sailed to england from
Cape Town.