The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-11-01
A strong demand by all the powers
will be made upon the Turkish Sulta

A strong demand by all the powers
will be made upon the Turkish Sulta
for reforms.
Mrs. Tihgley. a San Diego theoso-
phist. calls the ministers of that Ci:y
blackmailers
Three men lost their lives at the
! Holy Terror mine at Keystone, s D..
from foul air.
English companies will unite to form
a steel trust. Their united capital is
about 5000 100000.
The Oakland street car managers
discharged employees who attempted to
organize "A union.
The property of the Northen Pacific
Railroad has been insured for 10000
900, subject to fire.
Henry Dreyfus, of San Francisco, a
cousin of Captain Dreyfus, is to marry
Miss Flora Bernard.
A Lepsic anti-dueling convention
took active steps to foster the agitl-
ton against dueling.
| Henry Sedley. of Yale, scuffled with
Edward Corrigan in a buck wagon, and
the latter was killed.
The situation in the French mining
district is reported as serious, and 600
police are on duty there.
William Dudley Foulke of New York
has been appointed "A member of the
Civil Service Commission.
| Seth Abbott, the father of Emma
Abbott. the famous prma donna, died
in Chicago on October 90.
The Burlington Road has been
bought in by the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific Railways.
A landscape engineer has been en-
ployed to devise a plan for the i'm
provement of the Palisades
Russia and Japan have made an
agreement about Korea, and their rela-
tions are now quite friendly.
IL. =, .l,t, l,.,.,.
bags of flour to South Africa, and Will
send one million bushels of oats
| The new oceanic ocean flyers are to
make the overland trip from New
York to San Francisco in four days.
Venezuela has defaulted on a quar-
terly payment of $4,000 in settlement
of old claims due the United States.
George a. Raymon, a soldier in Ma"
Mia, was sentenced to death for aS-
gravated case of murder and assault.
Peace and order has been restored in
the Hsing Ming district, China. One
hundred and forty rebels were execut-
ed.
Eighty Chinese mandarins We're Sc
verely punished for aiding the Boxers.
Some We're banished; others put 10
, death.
, President Roosevelt visited his sister
. in Connecticut while en- route to the
. Yale bi-centennial celebration at New
. Haven.
A west bound fast mail on the Ore
gon Short Line was wrecked in Ida
no, October 90, killing the engineer and
fireman
a Salt Lake soldier committed sui
. eide because he would have been COM
. PEELED to quit the army by the age
limitation.
Samar bolomen plotted to attack the
garrison at Carbiga, and slaughter the
United States troops, but were detect
: ed in time.
D New Haven police are watching for
? an attempt to assassinate President
Roosevelt, who had received a threat
ening letter.
/, The New Zealand government urges
! the reappointment of Lord Ranfurly
as governor and commander in chief in
! New Zealand.
An issue of n comic paper at Breslau,
Germany, was confiscated because il
contained an offensive cartoon Of En-
peror William.
: King Edward has G2,5oo,oO0 insur-
ance on his life, and his illness has
I caused insurance companies to ad-
u vance the rates.
A number of people were injured in
. a panic occurring in the Temple Thea
l ter in st. Louis. Some OF them may
not survive their hurts.
Dr. X. II. Churchill. who attended
! President Garfield after he had been
:, shot, is serving term in prison at
p Los Angeles, for vagrancy.
Burt A. Spaulding, accused four
a, years ago Of stealing diamonds valued
u ct $4,000 from the residence of Maurice
n Epstein, of Chicago, has been captured
in Kansas City.
The trouble at Samar is still on, and
e at Leyte there is also an instruction
Marines have been sent to Samar to
=. cooperate with the army. All Fill
pnos without an occupation viii be
driven into the towns.
Seventeen thousand additional
: troops are to be rushed to the Philip
pines in the next thirty days Thu
transports Grant, Sherman, Mcclellan
used and other chartered.
Colombian rebels stole n launch be-
a longing to an American firm in Bocas
del Toro. The American gunboat Ma
chias was in that port, but took nc
}. action in the matter, steaming away
despite the consul's protest The con
: sui has made complaint of this tc
II Washington.
A Berlin dispatch says: THE Neuste
e Nachrichten says the report that Pres
ident Roosevelt aims at n considerable
= increase of the Navy is confirmed by
the next naval estimates. which ash
= for sos, 00O, 900. This would be doubl,
the amount of the appropriation fol
the German navy until March 81, 1902
The paper adds: The American navy
. becomes a more important power ev
cry year. and all other seafaring ma
I tons most earnestly consider it.
Japan has announced the Issue 81
e exchequer bills to the amount of 10.
900, 900 yen. repayable in three month:
i at per cent. Negotiations continu,
Cos tha co1a nf