The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-06-07

The blu Nrw York bfiDklayefs strike
h8a been settled hN arbitration
ono mime nu 200 WHl1rnhofr rfus.
Ella. twrnty.uur m Do we're Killed.
Tho growth of American trade ~
alarming IN, countries Of Europe
The BROOKLYN with Admiral Rcm,y
ou BOARD. has Arrived ut Auckland
\ recent attempt ~ Mll Emperor
William failed AMONG its projectors.
The battlpship keHrsarge fired u sa-
lutte at Grants tomb on Memorial day
The government of Turkey viii IN
the future admit typewriter machines.
The Pullman Company are consid-
ering plan To pension their employees
King Edward gave Lord Miner a
dine and sleep" invitation 90 wind
sur.
The Russian government has been
suppressiug several newspapers OF
late
Charles G. Jerome. well-known
railway man at Chicago has died In
Germany.
There is great rush ~ applicants
for positions as teachers In the Philip
pine schools
Admiral Sir Cypriau Bridge. the new
British commander TN Chinese waters,
is at Vancouver.
The Kaiser recently removed the
pastor of garrison church for preach
ing long sermons.
The Boston and Montana Smelling
Company of Lowell, Massachusetts.
has been dissolved.
The tax on the United Verde mine,
Senator Clark's new Arizona property,
is placed at $3.50. 600
The labor delegates have convened
in Denver. They are discussing the
cheap labor question.
a conspiracy to rob several life in
GIt,s mt ,,T
unearthed in Chicago.
Emperor William has created new
decoration for members of the Red
Cross in South Africa.
Four Spanish guns from the sunken
fleet at Manila will be mounted at
Newport naval station.
The cutter Grant, which was wrecked
near Port Townsend, is not injured so
badly as first supposed.
Governor Nash of Ohio has ruptured
a blood vessel in his spine, which has
caused partial paralysis.
The transport Samoa, leaving Seat
tie for the Philippines, will carry $500
tons of hay, grain and feed.
variety of giraffe has been found
in Uganda possessing five horns. 1t Is
named the helladothererium.
One hundred and seventy eight M
tives We're killed in an eruption and
in Java recently.
Judge Blau, of Ell Paso, Texas re-
Gently held up an entire train while
collecting a bill of thirtyfive cents.
The steward of Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse has been charged with stealing
three gold bars from the specie room
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rhodes, of San
ia Rosa. who were at law for a divorce,
have made up and dismissed the ac-
ton.
Secret Service Agent Hazen has left
the employ Of the government. Only
Secretary Gage knows his reason for |
resignng
NJ. 7. Hale and C. Il. Smith. of Col |
orado Springs, two city officials OF that
town, have been arrested for embe2- /
cling $4,000
Governor George X. Nash and party |.
who came to California to attend the .
launching of the battleship Ohio, have
reached home.
President AltsChencky of the Kar- !
Iotf Chamber of Commerce, has com
mitted suicide His death was due TO |
financial duties.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Thompson. Of .
Brigham City, Utah, was shot by ban
dts, and probably fatally wounded |
one night last week.
T. II. WEIGH and Valentine Cutter
req were killed by a blast of dynamite |
in the Santa Rita copper mine, near
'piita it, -Nt" 4htNltb.
Kidnaper letters, which have caused
considerable uneasiness in Orange,
New Jersey, are thought by the police
% be the work of boy.
Charles Graham, the son of How
ird Graham the author of 1.-TWO Lit
lie Girls in Blue" has been arrested
or singing in the streets.
Louis Kneli, a young band leader of Il
san Jose, has been arrested for en-
tryxll
married on Wednesday last.
Many officers and heads of depart
nents will visit the Philippines this
summer in order to better acquaint
themselves with conditions there.
Important word from Judge Taft has
'een lost somewhere between Manila
md Washington. When last heard OF
he letters were in ASH Francisco.
During the past twenty years. wages
ave increased in all branches Of labor
New York city, and the hours or
work have been materially lessened.
Joseph Terrence, wealthy farmer ,
lear Guerneyville, California, after
aging his debts, and kissing his wife,
hot and killed himself on the Gath OF
fay.
Archbishop Gibbons says that the
lonastic orders of Cuba and the Phil
ppines must be changed. They must
dapt themselves to American condi-
Ions.
George d. Heron, the social apos-
ate, was recently married to Miss
rand in New York. Their marriage 8
vas as unconventional as it's candi- ,
ates.
Charles T. Yerkes has returned to :
.ondon to resume work on rapid tran
1t. He will change the motive power
sed in the tunnels from steam to /
:
f. f. DAILY, of Coquille City, Oregon,
'as murdered for the money he car :
led on the 25th of May. He had Just +
cen paid sl7O No coin was found on
is body. q
The province of British Columbia I
nd the Dominion are at outs over the
latter of controlling the salmon fish n
'ies. Two sets of officers are seeking g
, conduct matters.
Two miners, supposed to have been I
illed by Mexican bandits, were found Z
ed to the track of the Rio Grande
nd Pacific Railroad recently, about n