The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-11-12
che 1ailg Bulletin,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. u, 1884.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


marry Miss Tillie Frelinghuysen,
daughter of the Secretary of State.
Miss Tillic is 80 years of a5e, not
handsome, as that term applies to
physical beauty, but "vivacious, elc-
giant, accomplished, and universal
favorite in society,"" 1t is said "shc
is widely known for her charities,
which she makes personal charities,
deputing no one to distribute the
aims" President Arthur's admin
istration has been generally COM
mended, but no official act of the
President will shine out brighter than
the unofficial one of taking unto him
second wife, to replace the loss of
the first. 1t is the popular belief
that the occupant of the White
House should always be married
mans. II. cal.
a Plcnary Council of the Roman
Catholic Church of America was to
have opened on Sunday, Nov. 9th,
in Baltimore, Nd, with grand cere-
monies. Cardinal McCloskey, the
only American cardinal, could not
be present on account of illness, but
there were to be in the Council eighty
archbishops, bishops and abbots ten
other prelates and about twenty-five
heads of religious orders, which with
the theologians allowed the fore
going would make up Il total of
about 250 participants in the Coun-
Gil
A Washington despatch states that
Elliins, Blaine's right bower, and
Chaffee, ex-senator and father-in-law
Of young Ulysses Grant, are mem
bers of company owning a large
tract of land in Mexico, which is to
be cultivated by Chinese laborers
imported into Mexico. 1t says that
Elkins and Chaffee are believed to
be members of the syndicate to
which Mexico has recently made
concessions allowing steamship line
from Guaymas to China. The land
company has contract with the
new line to bring 800 Cinnamon to
Guaymas semi-monthly for stipu-
lated time.
The women of San Francisco,
through various organizations, issued
n strong appeal to the San Francis
can lords of creation to elect women
to the position of School Directors.
Some of their reflections upon school
administration by the men are eX-
ceedingly pungent.
An investigation into the death Of
Cadet Strong, of Oregon, at the
Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.
which is suspected to have been
caused by hazing, is being made by
his friends. When sufficient evil
dence is collected, the case will be
presented to the Grand Jury, making
all implicated stand trial in the
courts and not be court-martial.
The quartz mines in Alaska are
proving very rich; the Indians are
quiet and working in the mines.
Board is cheap, and miners are paid
from dollars day.
The Pope has cabled Bishop
O'Farrell, of Trenton, New Jersey,
asking for an explanation of n re-
ported speech of the Bishop, repre-
senting His Holiness as having ex'
pressed the hope that Ireland might
soon become independent of tho
Government of England.
The Secretary of the Panama
Canal Company ridicules the ide'
of French protectorate for Panama
An unusually fatal outbreak Of
cholera has occurred in Madras
India, which is aggravated by Tho
difficulty of procuring provisions, rs
the terror-stricken villagers refusc
to bring to the city the customary
supplies.
Mr.. Kaplan, who has charge o
the Democratic Registration Bureau
in San Francisco, has performed ~
interesting statistical task in segre
eating the nativities of the votes o
that city as recorded. The result
show that of the fifty thousand ant