The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-04-25

The commIsszrT scandals IN Manila
are growing
South Carolina Is changing front on
the Philippine question
Many metal works at EharkoT. Rus
STA. are now entirely idle.
One thousand men and boys vent
on strike at the Natalie coIliery April
IL
It is reported that the health OF
former President Steyn has broken
down.
The Government Of Corea. has de
cided to build thirty-ewo coast fort
resses.
The committee Of fifteen raided sew
ersl alleged New York pooirooms
April IT,
DR.. Richard Muir. Secretary OF the
American Legation. has arrived AT
Stockholm
Word comes from Firebaugh, Calf,
that the wool clip is the. smallest il
many years.
William a Streeter. the oldest
white settler in Santa Barbara, Cal.
died April is.
There was no increase in the pro-
gress of bubonic plague at Cape
Town April IA.
The salmon packers of Alaska are
preparing to begin the seasons work
within thirty days.
The question Of alien immigration
is again forcing its way into prom
inence in England.
General Gras, inventor Of the rife
which bears his name, died in France
April II of apopIexy.
Sixteen cases of bubonic plague
were reported April Is at Cape Town.
including three Europeans.
The Corean Government has pro
mulgated law enforcing the penalty.
OF death for opium-smoking.
The report is confirmed that the
Chinese have destroyed a portion of
the railway beyond Pao-ting Flu.
The Lemars National Bank, at Le-
mars, Ia, did not open April II be
cause OF shortage in accounts.
There was a panic in the Roman
Catholic church of St Michael, Berlin.
April Is, during the choir practice.
The wreck at Balfour, Utah. April
IA, appears to have been but freight |
and there was no loss Of life. |
A resolution complimenting General |
Funston for the capture of Aguinaldo |
was voted down by the Texas Legisla- |
ture.
Fifteen hundred Hebrews held a |
meeting April IA at Milwaukee, Wis. |
in the interest of the Zionist move
ment.
The Germans have chastised the
Chinese village where Captain
Bartsch, German officer. was recent
y killed.
The palace of the Chinese Empress.
Inhabited by Count Won Waldersee
Ind his staff. was burned to the
ground April II.
The preparations which the japan
.se are making for an early start IN
iicate that they expect war between
Russia and Japan.
Three score pioneers of the new
rontier city of Nome. Alaska. met at
! banquet at the Hotel Manhattan.
New York. April II.
General Macarthur is supposed TO
De making a careful investigation into
he conditions in the Commissary De
,artment at Manila.
The failure of D. Olivier & Co.
arge French dry goods merchants of
he City of Mexico. is partly due 70
he money stringency.
Mrs. Teresa R. Haupt, known in the
theatrical world as Theresa Vaughn.
las been committed to the Worcester.
lass, Asylum for the Insane.
An attempt was maae to destroy
y fire the Jesuit concent at Aviero.
'ortugal, recently. but the flames
we're extinguished by the police.
Trustworthy Chinese report that
roops in large numbers are Smassing
n the province of Sha-si, near the
rontier of the province of Chill.
Simple, but most solemn were the
ervices over the remains of Apostle
ieorge Q. Cannon of the Mormon
nurch at Salt Lake City April II.
A twelve-foot oar belonging to the
li-fated steamer Rio de Janeiro was
licked up April Il on the coast be-
ween Mendocino and Fort Bragg. Cal
A private telegram announces the
cath at st. Augustine, Fla, April Il.
General A c. McClurg, head of the
ublishing house of A c. McClurg
. Co.
Mrs. Carrie Nation is to be given an !.
pportunity to conduct some Western
Nansas municipalities in accordance
nth her idea of what a community
hould be.
The conduct of the Ministers of the
overs over the negotiations with the
hinese plenipoteutiary causes much
VERSE comment among the military
The recent exchange of courtesies
etween the French and Italians at
he Toulon festivities has been the
inject of much comment in the Euro ,
can newspapers.
Mexico has signed the convention 7
the peace conference. China. Lux
and Turkey are now the only ,
which have not signed the :
eace convention.
Neither the Russian authorities nor I
le State Department officials have 4
sceiyed any word concerning the re- I
orted Russo-Japanese negotiations i
slating 10 Cores.