The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-03-18
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GREAT BRITAIN.


and various attempts made in both
houses, TO draw the minist-r, have
been unsuccessful. Dav.tt has
uttered protest again the outragos !
which degrade Ireland be ore ne
world. Lord Randolph Ulster
campaign has drawn the attention
of England to the fact that mere are
two Irelands, one for the other,
against home rule.
The police authorities we've loudly
denounced on account of the London
riots, and new Chief of Police was
to be appointed.
Three important measures are
announced, O) the question of
procedure to he submitted to com
mittee of thirty, of which it was
understood that Lord Harrington
would be chairman; (2) bill COM
pelling Irish landlords to compen-
safe tenants for Improvements and
(3) bill to remedy the grievances
of the Scotch crofters, which is
intended to secure them fair rents,
fixity of tenure, and power TO obtain
compulsory leases.
The PaU MAI Gazette continues
agitating the Dixie case, the result
of which is a reaction in favor of
Sir Charles Dixie, against whom
public sentiments was previously
very strong.
Lieutenant Greely "Thrce Years
of Arctic Service" is highly eulo-
gized by the leading Journals.
The resignation of Mr. lIopkin,
for many years Secretary of the
American Legation, and who has
proved Il capable and faithful public
servant, is announced. His success
sor, Mr.. White, is spoken of as n
gentleman of excellent abilities and
highly popular personal qualities.
A sensation has been created III
London by the testimony in the case
of Rev. Mr.. Dyson, the Wesleyan
clergyman on trial with Hrs. Ade-
laide Bartlett for the alleged murder
on New Years eve by chloroform
of her husband, Edward |. Bartlett,
of Bimlico. The prosecution con-
tend that several years ago Bartlett,
failing in health, surrendered his
wife to Dyson, who was the family
pastor; that Dyson subsequently
maintained husbands relation
with Mrs. Bartlett in her home with
Bartett's approval and encourage
ment, but unknown to other people ;
that last autumn Bartlett became
desirous to gain possession of what
he had surrendered, although the
lady insisted on keeping faith with
her pastor; that Bartlett s overtures
became so persistent that Mrs. Bart
lett resorted to the exp adient OF
overcoming him by stupei iying him
with chloroform, and that on New
, Years Eve, when he apprc ached hel
with particularly violent demonstra-
tions, Mrs. Bartlett sprin,led such
q large quantity of chlJroform-
| which had been procured by Dyson
ON her husbands face that he
fell back unconscious and died from
its effects. The defense Is that the
death was accidental and that the
g chloroform was used with an limo
, cent purpose, but the prosecution
intend to prove that Dyson and Mrs
Bartlett killed Bartlett, in order tC
n remove him as an obstacle to thei
v continued union.
| nugDn nn hic ,nroliYnipory pvoni
; nation swore that while he and Mrs
Bartlett expected to marry in th
: event of her husbands death, al
i their relations had always been o
= the most innocent nature. A ser
want who testified for the prosecu
ton swore to the frequency ant
!" duration of Dyson's visits to Mrs
it Bartlett. Witnesses said that when
II ever the clergyman called in colt
n weather Mrs. Bartlett warmed
l. pair of slippers at the fire for him
% and that generally she CAREFUL
II pinned the blinds of the room
It wherein she entertained him. Th
u servant swore that she saw Mrs
q Bartlett and the preacher sitting o
= the floor together, and had also see
Z Mr.. Dyson sitting in a low chain
l. with Mrs. Bartlett on the floor bt
1t fore him, with her head in his lar
. GERMANY.
4, Emperor William was confined [
~ his room, suffering from contusio
l. of the left hip. The injury was nj
|y regarded serious, but the physician
a deemed it necessary to enjoin absc
n lutte quiet for q while.
~ The committees appointed by til
~ upper and lower houses Of the Lane
IL tag on the bills for Germanizing til
ne Polish provinces will report in fave
o. of the Governments proposals, wit
rs slight amendments. In the deba,
~ ~ IN the lower house on the bill fl
10 appointment of elementary scho
ic teachers, DR.. Windthorst, leader {
v the Clerical party, demanded th'
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