Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-12-01
WORLD NEWS By CABLE
ASSOCIATED Press Cable.)
REVOLUTION RlPENlNG.


Sepastopol, Nov. 29.--The troops
have opened fire on the rebel cruiser
Otchkoff, which replied by shelling the
town and Fort Alexander. The Otch-
akoff is reported to have been ridC'ot
and to be on fire. Ten rebel vessels are
said to have surrendered.
Mutinous sailors on shore used their
machine guns with deadly effect
against the regular infantry forces
that were attacking them, but the mu.
tineers finally surrendered.
Lieutenant Schmidt, what was in
command of the rebel fleet, has been
wounded and surrendered. The cas-
ualties during the engagement were
large,
De WHITES POSITION INSECURE.
Berlin, Nov. 2J.-De Witte's position
is regarded here as being very insecure.
There is a strong court party that is
inimical TO him and which is urging
upon the Car the enforcement of mar.
tial law.
RUSSIAN OPERATORS STRIKE.
st. Petersburg, Nov. 29.-All the tel.
egraph operators in the city have gone
on strike.
ANOTHER kLoNDIkE.
Santiago, Chile, Nov. 29.-Great eX.
element eXistsf here owing to the dis.
covery of rich goldfields in the terri.
tory bordering on the Straits Of Ma
Sellan. From the outlook there is prom
Use of a second Klondike.
SENATOR PATTERSON FINED.
Denver, Nov. Ex-senator Patterson
has been fined one thousand dollars for
contempt of the Supreme Court in pub
fishing cartoons. He has appealed
from the decision.
DOWN ON FOOTBALL.
San Francisco, Nov. 29.-The fac
ulties in several colleges throughout
the United States have begun TO de.
nounCe the National game of football
and will not allow it in future. Co
lumbia has already abolished the game
and Professor Wheeler indicates that
similar action will be taken at the Uni
Versity of California.
MARTIAL LAW IN POLAND.
st. Petersburg. Nov. 3O.-The Work
mems Council has deCreed the closing
OF the general postofice. 1t is estimat
ed that 100000 workmen will be locked
out. The strike of telegraphers is par
alyzing official commercial life.
! The government is ignorant of the
situation in the interior.
The cabinet has decided to declare
martial law in Poland.
A number of soldiers of the houst
hold guards at Tsarskoeselo have been
arrested for presenting a petition foI
reforms.
The defeat of the mutineers strength
ems De Whites position.
REBELS BADLY WoRSTED.
/ SebastopoI, Nov. 3U.-lt is ofiicially
stated that one rebel torpedo boat has
Eeen sunk and two disabled.
/ The rebel cruiser Otchakon is burn
ing.
| Lieutenant Schmidt. who was in com
mand of the rebel fleet, was arrested
unwounded. The majority of the mu
tineers are reservists.
FOOTBALL SCORES.
San Francisco. Nov 30.-Pennsyl
vania defeated Cornell. & to 5.
Chicago won from Michigan, 20 0
Indiana went down before Ohio
: II too.
SUICIDE FOLLOWS DISMISSAL.
Vancouver. WASH, Nov. 30.-CaptaiI
Alga Berry. recently dismissed from
the U. S. army for improper conduct
aboard steamship. has committed sui
eide by shooting.
6ANNERMAN FOR PREMIER.
! London, Nov. 30.-lt is understood
that Premier Balfour and cabinet have
decided to resign and that Sir Henry
Campbell-Bannerman. c. G. b.. will bt
premier.
SULTAN STILL WAITING.
Constantinople. Nov. 30.-It is be
lieved that the Sultan will not act un
til further demonstrations have been
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