The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-06-07
NEWS OF WORLD
CONDENSED
Peace reirns ln Mindanao


Germany wants an imperial bureau
of education.
The first steamer OF the season has
reached Dawson.
Willcsden, a London suburb, reports
a plague suspect.
A large Scandinavian match trust
has been formed
SpiCers sawmills at Vancouver
burned last week
Strikes occurred I'm pittsburg and In
Seattle last week
The Germans intend leaving China
at an early date.
The Russians viii not enforce con-
scription in Finland
Gould and Hartman have got con-
troll of the Pacific Mail
The eldest daughter OF the Car Is
said to be III of typhus
The New York Central Is threatened
with machinists' strike.
The ex-Queen of Madagascar wishes
to marry "A French officer
A union of all metal workers is be
ing planned in Milwaukee.
Lieut.. Col. Michler military score
tary to Gen Miles, is dead.
There will be reunion of the Rough
Riders at Colorado Springs.
w. Butler Duncan Jr., will sail the
Constitution in the cup race.
+. NJ. Avery, the founder of the FL
Pottawottames claim part of the
Chicago lake shore frontage.
Turkey has made valuable conces-
sions in Palestine to the Jews.
1t is said that Americans are to con-
troll the Paris passenger traffic.
A great oil gusher has been opened
forty miles from New Orleans.
Survivors of the Maine disaster have
filed claims aggregating $27o,o00.
Further cuts are being made IN Alas
kan freight and passenger rates.
Two men were killed in a freight
wreck at Pueblo, Col, last week.
Trouble is brewing between Shoshone
and Arapahoe Indians in Wyoming.
All the labor unions of Chicago are
to unite in one central organization.
The Continental Tobacco Company is
the latest rival to the tobacco trust.
political history recently from the
press, scores Richard Croker severely
The Consuls report that there is
good field for American trade in Aus
tria.
In an Albany collision of electric
cars, five people We're killed on May
2Sth.
The fifteenth annual convention of
theosophists is now being held at Chi
cago.
The Russian paper, Noroe Vremya,
has been suppressed by the govern
ment.
Rostand, the writer of "Cyrano"
speaks highly of the American artistic
sense.
Russia has declined to accept the
Chinese bonds without an international
guarantee.
a new coal trust is being formed
1t is composed of the operators in Ohio
aud Illinois.
The three-act opera, "Mauru," by
PaderewSki, was well received at Ores
den.
Most of the teachers appointed for
the Philippines will come from the
West
The woman suffragists, including
Miss Anthony, are in session at Mime
apolis.
A general strike of union machinists
in the city of Chicago has been de-
clared.
A large Japanese salmon canning
factory is seeking to establish a branch
in Alaska.
Kruger has petitioned The Hague
court for arbitration between Beers
and British
The story that the Kaiser and his |
court were swindled by a sharper has |
been denied.
A German doctor claims that his |
treatment for measles by red light is
very successful.
Persia has not taken loan from
Russia because the Shah would not
accept the terms
The Presbyterian delegates in Phil
adelphia find revising the creed a slow
and tedious task.
The strike In San Francisco, between
the ron-molders and their employers,
remains unchanged.
Ex-Governor Tanners Qll) funeral
last week was conducted with great
pomp and ceremony.
Commissary Sergeant Henry Wilson
goes to Bilbid prison for three years
for stealing supplies.
Frederick Mall, a New York society
and club man, has been arrested in
Vancouver for swindling.
A bank at Fostoria, O., was wrecked
by robbers using high explosives. A
Waterman drove them off.
Kew. Or. Bradford Leavitt delivered
the Baccalaureate sermon at Stanford
on commencement Sunday.
The Grand Duke Alexis has expressed
himself as very much pleased with the
Cramp-built cruiser Variag
A fire in the Sierra Madre Mountains
near III Paso drove out large numbers
or bears, deer and panthers.
me Presidential train passed through +:
Indiana and into Ohio on May 10th.
Mrs. Mckinley is improving
Eminent Frenchmen before the Uni
'ersity club in Paris were highly COM
to the United States. !
The steamship Planet Venus, aground
at the mouth of the Delaware river,
has been fioated without damage.
keum Wing, Chinese slave girl, was {
'escued by the Presbyterian Mission in !
san Francisco week ago Sunday. {
Recent reports show that the Beers
are taking n determined stand and
hat there are heavy British losses. !
twenty-five new hotels, some of I
hem of immense size, are to be built {
N old New York during the next t
welve months.
AT a meeting OF the Upton Co, Ltd, !
me of the shareholders expressed the q
opinion that Sir Thomas was doing too c
much yachting I
The Boer General Schoeman, and I
Ills daughter were instantly killed /
while examining deadly Lyddite
hell which exploded in the generals q
lands.