The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-06

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strike would Cnupp.
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itrlni az Heflin Tor uottiuE 10 restore
| tho Kingdom ~ pU AVID.
Tho National Prob bitinu convention
lta d session az Chicago The auii-cnn-
Iteen issue WIS prominent
Germany has loaned soldiers Tor hhr-
vest work in the Eastern provinces.
where lnhurcrs are scarce.
| The American Government II SAID TO
DE considering the expulsion OF the
frinrs from the Philippines.
! Major Rnthbouc as been removed
from the cuban postal service 90 q p.
count ~ the recent frauds.
Rcv. u. n. r. Bowling. vicar general
of the Roman Catho ic arch diocese OF
Chicago. died on June 27th.
The remodeled cruiser Atlanta Is
about ready for service. She and the
| Kentucky may go TO Europe.
Thirty-hve persons were killed In @
train wreck on the Macon branch of the
/ Southern railway of Georgia
Rain In cuba is causing yellow fever
to break out In places whore the dis
ease was never before known.
The London postal service is disor-
| EaniZed owing to the transfer of the
provincial posts to new buildings.
Henry Dundey. ysung Euglishman
"
drowned himself in New York bay
An attempt will be made to reopen he
case of Captain Oberiin Nj. Carter con-
victed of fraud and embezzlement.
An advance of twenty-one cents in
three weeks In the price of wheat has
made several new Chicago fortunes.
Lemuel II. Quigg charges General
Grosvenor with surreotitiously chang
ing a part of the Republican Platform.
/ The House of Lords has passed the
Colonial marriage bin. which lega'izes
marriage with deceased wife's sister
! "reatives in America" TO recover
mythical fortune is reviving his swim
die.
Bryan says the Chicago platform viii
be reatiirmed with strong planks on
| trusts imperialism, miltarism and the
Beers.
Trouble over a boundary has led the
South Dakota expansionists to annex
several thousand acres of Nebraska
| land.
A detachment of the Fortieth regi-
ment was ambushed in Mindano, with
| the loss of nine killed and thirteen
wounded.
River steamers in British Guiana
! were swept on the root" many pas
sengers were lost Four boats went
over falls.
Ex-Judge John Il. Aitken of san
Jail at Bakersfield, charged with 2on-
| tempt of court.
An automobile has made a successful
run to and from Yosemite. mounting
grades of twenty per cent and meeting
with no accident.
| Owing to the rise in wheat the bis
cult trust will advance prices half n
cent a pound on most lines of soda bis
cults and sweet goods.
Indians are being obtained for fruit
gathering in Arizona orchards. They
are Pimas and Papagoes, and they get
| from $150 to 81 per day.
Charles Clayton the pronigate son of
| a New York millionaire, has been ar
rested for holding a drunken revel at
the death bed of his father.
Yale has conferred honorary degrees
on Secretary Root, President Eaton of
| Beloit and Robert T.. Speer, secretary
of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign
Missions.
Kentucky's State Treasurer lost the
combination to his safe and n profess
| sional safe blower was sent for from
the penitentiary, who opened the doors
| in thirty minutes.
Three wealthy Utah men who voted
for Bryan in 1896 have given Chairman
| Hanna $1,000 for campaign evpenses.
They are II. NJ. Wells. Thomas Kearns
and Chas. Il. Loose.
Mrs. Dewey has bought Big Fish ISL
and, at Chester, Nova Scotia. The
place is frequented by wealthy Ameri
| cans. Mrs. Dewey will build a fine
house and entertain.
The wife of a Berlin mechanic named
| Heinrich Sokloweck threw her four
| children from a fourth story window
and then leaped after them. The chill
dren are dead and the mother win die.
The wheat harvest is blighted in the
two Dakotas anu Minnesota, and the
| crop Is $50, 100000 bushels short. No
amount of rain can remedy the stu
alton. The farmers in many places are
now blowing under their planted fields.
An underground electric railroad with
American cars has been opened between
the Bank of England and the western
suburbs of London. beneath the central
part of the city. Elevators reach from
| the streets to the platforms, eighty feet
under ground
Prince Charles de Loose of Corswa-
rem, the heir presumptive of one Of the
| leading continental families and d.
| rect descendant of the Spanish King,
Charles w., has been given half n cent
damages against London newspa pr
which included him In a list of alleged
lconVicts wearing coronets.
The trustees of Wesleyan University
rule that women students shall not eX-
coed 20 per cent of the whole student
body. They are barred from taking
| degrees with the male students, or
| from holding class exercises with them,
and they get a separate place in the
catalogue. The move was made be-
cause co-education is weakening the
resources of the University by keeping
young men away.
Wiralass Talauraphu