The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-09-23

took sick the same time as Miss
Hasty, but recovered. A package
of rat poison, alleged to have been
found on Miss Hasty's clothes, gives
suspicion that she poisoned all hands.
She was said to be engaged to young
Peabody, whose parents opposed the
match on the ground of the girls
i'll health.
The Republican party are making
strong protestations of concern, all
over the Union, for fair play to the
colored vote in the South.
Charles Williams, disreputable
negro at Chattanooga, Mississippi,
shot and instantly killed a street-car
driver named Polk Mitchell, who
had elected him from car for
smoking in the presence of ladies
and refusing to pay his fare. That
night mob took the murderer out
of the Jail with great difficulty, hay
ing to break through iron doors, and
hanged him to the rafters of the
building.
The Union Pacific Company has
taken the contract to carry from
sixty to seventy-fve carloads of
furniture from New York to San
Francisco. The lot is worth over
million dollars, and, being the largest
freight shipment ever made to Cali
fornia, efforts will be made to eclipse
all previous records in the time of
its transmission. 1t is for one of
the largest capitalists on the Pacific
Coast.
L. Berry Wall, of New York, who
was known as " King of the Dudes,"
has failed. He inherited S30O,OOO
about three years ago, land lately lost
heavily on horse races. His title
was due to his figuring in New York
and Europe as a young prince pro-
digal, popularity supposed to pos
sess suit of clothes for every day
in the year. He had no less than
500 pairs of trousers, and when
travelling carried more trunks than
prima donna. The dudes all ac-
knowledged his lordship and leader
ship in fashion.
Within a few days thirty-six
houses of ill-repute in Boston were
closed by the police. and many more
were shut up voluntarily by the
frightened proprietors. The GAM
blers taking the hint, began also to
vacate their haunts. A girl found
in one house said she knew of many
instances in Boston, of which all the
details of the London disclosures
might have been retold with truth.
Arrangements have been made for
the emigration of 10000 Hungarians
from the Pennsylvania mines to
Canadian agricultural lands within
the next two months. Their depar-
ture is represented as being heartily
welcomed by the people of the
Wilkesbarrc district. They are de-
scribed as of clannish disposition,
and filthy, disgusting manner of
living, that rendered them an intoler-
able nuisance.
Oregon, with population of $780,
600, will have wheat production
this year of 100000 tons, which is
nearly double last years crop.
Baron Won Schoreer is going to
Rome, bearing an autograph letter
from Emperor William to the Pope,
looking to settlement of the re
ligious disputes that have been
pending between Germany and the
Vatican.
There is great confusion among
the English Liberals as to a pro-
gramme for the elections. They
have over 500 candidates, compris.
ing Liberals, Wings, Moderates and
Radicals, in the field. Mr.. Glad
stone SO far declines to enunciate
a policy to bind these various ele-
ments together.
PACIFIC COAST.
East Portland, Or, is to have 9
$3.50, 900 flour mill.
Large quantities of raisins are
being shipped daily from Fresno.
Solano county fruit growers viii
ship total of 900 carloads of fruit
East this season.
A mine near Helena, t., clear.
ed up $50 pounds of gold and silver
bullion for the month of August.
The Stockton newspapers strongly
hint that the police there protec
Chinese tan games from molestation
Work will soon be commenced OF
railroad from Phoenix to Maricopa
A. T., and will be pushed rapidly
until completed.
A vessel is loading at Wilmington
with an entire cargo of yucca fiber
which will be taken to England ant
made into paper.
The Central Pacific Railroad Co
offer 100000 acres of land fo