Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-07
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: Dispatches from Mexico City are to
the effect that Huerta has told his
cabinet he had decided to remain in
the national palace in spite OF any
demonstrations by the
United States.
Charge d'Affaires O'Shaughnessy
sent to Washington yesterday a long
dispatch telling of the result of the
conference which he had with Huerta
the day before. O.Shaughnessy re-
fused to divulge what had been dis
cussed at the meeting.
A number of political enemies of
the dictator have pledged him their
support, saying that Mexico expects to
see, Huerta remain in the national pal
ace and refuse to give way in the face
of pressure from Washington or any
other foreign menace.
The United States army transport
Fitzpatrick, which has been at Calves
ton, Texas, since the concentration of
the second division Of the army there
in February, sailed yesterday for New
York, where the 10th. cavalry, which
has been stationed at Fort Ethan Al
len, Vermont, viii be taken aboard
and brought to Galveston.
The troops will then entrain for
Fort Bliss, Texas Other movements
of troops were announced as follows:
Four troops of the 18th cavalry, now
lat Washington, four troops of the
same regiment at Chicago and four
stationed at Fort Leavenworth will
move simultaneously for the Mexican
border in Arizona.
A rare occurrence took place in the
when Mrs. 8. s. Sorin of Arizona ap-
peared yesterday as the sole repre-
sentative of corporation in a big
mining suit. Only on a few occasions
have women addressed the court, and
then in nearly every instance only as
associate counsel.
William H. Taft plays an important
part in a moving picture, THE Presi-
dents Pardon which was shown at
the Broadway theater, New York city,
yesterday. The picture shows Mr.. Taft
In his home at Beverley, signing a
pardon to be presented to the little
daughter Of a wrongfully convicted ar
my officer. III. ~
Wholesale assassinations have been
planned by political conspirators who
are plotting the death of President
DiaE. the Niearaguan cabinet and
members of the chamber of deputies,
oandvsTif1cr 20. IL, - e.
nagua by one of the ringleaders. 1t is
said the conspirators are divided into
three groups and each man had his
victims marked ont for him.
John Purroy Mitchelis plurality for
mayor in the New York city election
Tuesday, as sheHnsby official returns,
lis 121, 209. SIX 1Ammany leaders de-
clared that Murphy will never dictate
another nomination or manage another
campaign.
State troops were called out by
Governor McCreary to guard the Jail
at Somerset, KY, yesterday to prevent
the lynching of Bob Garrett, q negro,
charged with attempting to assault a
white woman 81 -
In recognition iof his bravery, First
Officer Spangerbprg, who was in tenn
porary command of the North German
Lloyd steamer Grosser Kurfuerst at
the time of the Volturno disaster, has
been promoted I'd captain. g. +
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from Texas, will be a candidate for
governor of Texas at the state election
next year, according to an announce
ment made by several of his friends.
Felix Diaz, late candidate for presi-
dent of Mexico, and at present a ref
ugee from that oountry, was attacked
by an assassin In Havana, Cuba, last
night and wounded twice His intur-
les are not considered fatal He was
stabbed once behind the ear and once
in the neck In addition he was struck
on the head by heavy cane.
The governor bf Kiev has begun to
mass troops in anticipation of violence
following the verdict in the ritual
murder" trial. ..>.- 49,.
The government has given strict in
structions that peace must be main
tanned and massacre prevented.
/ Three hundred additional troops
have been added to the barracks.
TWO threatening letters have been
received by Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, now
in Montreal One from anonypoons
writer's in the city, warning her if she
did not cease her appearance at the
Princess theater they would get" her
The disappearance of jewels amour.
ting to several thousand dollars. be.
longing to Joseph E. Willard, the
American ambassador to Spain, was
reported to the police by the manager
OF the Palace hotel, in Madrid.