The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-07-08

cote; Chancellor of the Excheuuer,
Sir Michael Hicks Beach Lord High
Chancellor, Sir Hardinge Clifford;
Lord President of the Council, Wis
count Cranbrook, Lord of the Privy
Seal, Earl Harrowby; Secretary of
the Home Department, Sir Richard
Assheton Cross; Secretary of the
Colonial Department, Col. Frederick
Stanley; Secretary Of War, Right
Hon. VIM. Henry Smith; Secretary
of State for India, Lord Randolph
Churchill; First Lord of the Admi-
rality, Lord George Hamilton; Pre-
sident of the Local Government
Board, Arthur James Balfour; Pre-
sident of the Board of Trade, Duke
of Richmond and Gordon; Vice.
President of the Council, Hon. Ed
ward Stanhope; Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland, Earl Carnarvon Lord
Chancellor of Ireland, Right Hon.
Edward Gibson.
At meeting of Conservatives on
June 26th, the Marquis of Salisbury
said he felt sure that all would agree
that timorous policy would be
unwise if not fatal. The meeting
was harmonious throughout and
unanimously approved Of the action
of the Marquis.
The managers of the Irish Parlia-
mentary party have issued an address
to Irish electors in England, advis-
ing them to vote for Tories in pre-
ference TO Liberals at the coming
general election.
a letter from Mr.. Gladstone to
the Midlothian Liberal Association,
indicates that he will remain leader
of the Liberals. He refrains from
criticizing the Tory Cabinet, feeling
it to be his duty to support and
assist them in doing right.
TIE CHOLERA IN SPAIN.
The total number of new cases
reported on June 29th from the in
fectcd districts in Spain is 1882,
and the total number of deaths 602,
being an increase of 30 percent in
new cases and percent in deaths
over the total number officially re-
ported the previous day. A Lon
don despatch says: At the time of
year when the cholera had only
taken few scores of lives in Tou-
lon and its suburbs, and just made
it's appearance in Marseilles in 1884,
there have been 4,2OO deaths re-
ported from eight provinces of Spain,
which is much more than half the
entire number of all deaths in
France last year. From the start
the rate of mortality in Spain has
been far greater than it was in
France, and latterly it has become
greater than it was last year, even
in Naples. The average ratio of
deaths to cases now is about four in
nine throughout Spain. Roughly
speaking, the death rate was two in
seven in France last year and three
in.seven in Italy. Within the last
week, and notably has this been the
case in Murcia, more than half the
people attacked have died, and in
the new provinces, where the pest
has appeared within the last few
days, those who escaped have been
the exception.
| CHANGE OF ITALIAN MINISTRY.
Owing to King Alfonso's decision
to visit the infected districts,
his Ministry resigned on June goth.
Signor Depretis, Prime Minister,
has formed new Ministry.
GENERAL.
The number known to have been
killed in the collicry disaster at
Pendlebury, Manchester, is known
to have been 16S and many more
still unaccounted for. The colliers'
families are already pinched to the
verge of despair, but greater misery
is feared for many. The number of
wage earners now killed represents
fully 500 widows and orphans. Not
one in fifty has a shilling saved
An alliance between Germany and
! England is now mooted.
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, M.
p. for Portsmouth, goes to Egypt
upon special mission, and not to
displace Sir Evelyn Barring.
A London special says the death
Of Emperor William of Germany
promises to be the next great SEN
sation in Europe. Private letters
from Berlin indicate that the death
of the Emperor is only question
of few weeks.