The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-04-08
WORLDS NEWS
CONDENSED

There 4. a big rush to the Klondlke.
The Philippine bill has been COM
piete6.
The Colombians have captured a reb-
el vessel.
Frenchmen are planning a Mckinley
General Otis has been placed on the
retired list.
The opening of the st. Louis EXPOSE
tion will be postponed.
There have been serious floods
throughout the South.
Another insurgent general in the
| Philippines has surrendered
Sir Sidney Godolphin Alexander
SEippard of Cape Town is dead
Cholera is raging at Manila. Forty
eight deaths are already reported.
Russell Sage is said to have dropped
pile of money in railroad stocks.
1t il reported that China and Russia
have reached an agreement as to Man
churia.
a mob at La Junta, Colorado, lynch
ed negro who assaulted an aged
| woman.
The San Francisco plague board Of
health has been removed by Mayor
| Schmitz.
The Goddard and knight cotton mills
In New England have advanced wages
| ten per cent.
| ht Nhllbl NldiHt HdH b'tll bllllAAtA
from the final draft of the Kahn Chi
nese exclusion bill.
| An Aaron Burr society has been
| formed in New York to erect mOnu-
mcnt to prove that he was a patriot.
| a proposition to raise the wreck OF
! the battleship Maine has been referred
to Secretary Root by General Wood.
! Pension Commissioner Evans has
| banded his resignation to the President
and viii be given IA diplomatic position.
| The story of bribery In connection
with the sale of the Danish Islands is
denied by all parties said to have been
concerned.
President Roosevelt still adheres to
his plan to aid Cuban sugar men, and
is trying to win Congress over to his
way of thinking.
| Lawyer Albert Patrick of New Ark
was found guilty OF the murder of Nil
nonaire Rice and is sentenced to die in
the electric chair.
Rsthbone, Neely and Reeves SEN
fenced to prison for ten years for the
big Cuban postal frauds, have appealed
To the Supreme Court.
a Wisconsin burglar claims to have
been an anarchist who was at the
meeting where the plot to assassinate
| Mckinley was planned.
! Senator Hanna has publicly announc-
ed that he is not a candidate for the
! Presidency, and asks his friends to dis
courage such use of his name.
An American boy was arrested in
Russia in connection with the student
riots. He will be released upon condi-
tton that he leaves the country.
Two British officers convicted of
shooting Boer prisoners, We're shot by
order OF a court martial. one man
was sent to prison for 25 years.
In suit against the Northern Sc
~ las \
gave more testimony of how the merg-
er was formed, he having acted with
j. j. Hill.
Secretary Hay was scored in the
| House by Burleson of Texas for his
action in refusing to give passports to
an American minister desrous of car
iying relief funds to the Beers.
! a coal miners strike which is likely
to affect 175.000 men is pending. The
refusal of the operators to sign the
! scale demanded is given as the reason
for the contemplated action. and mines
IN Pennsylvania, Iowa. Indiana, Mich
gan and other States are likely TO be
tied up.
The sundry civil service approprla-
ton bill which has been agreed upon
sppropriatcs not quite forty million
dollars. There is one item for SlO7. 600
for the survey of the Pacific coast. in
cluding Alaska and Hawaii For sea
coast batteries there is an appropria-
ton of Sl,5S7,050.
Charles i. Woodward. who killed
sheriff Kicker OF Natrona county, wy
oming. was lynched at Casper. Wyo-
ming, upon the scaffold which had
been prepared for his execution. the
supreme Court having granted a stay
or execution. An effort is being made
20 punish the lynchers.
cuba will pass from under the con-
troll OF the United States on May Goth.
President Roosevelt has sent to Con-
Gress Dill making provision for the
establishment Of diplomatic relations
between the two countries. Gonzales
de Quesada will be the first minister
from Cuba to the United tSates.