The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-10-02
FOREIGN NEWS SUMMARY.


ultimo.
a terrific windstorm passed over
Michigan. In several instances
barns were totally wrecked or blown
away, while the horses and cattle
were left uniniured on the site of
buildings. Flat Rock reports the
storm as having divided, going
north and south. Little damage
was done in that town, but n hurri-
cane was reported from south of
that place, From Adrian comes
similar report. Houses were dam
aged and trees blown down and
fences demolished.
European troubles continue to de-
velop. Russia is trying to make a
catspaw of French vanity to stir up
unpleasantncss between the Porte
and the British Cabinet over Egypt.
Active correspondence is going on
with respect to its continued occu-
patton, the Turks complaining of
the little attention paid to Mouk-
tar's proposal and of want of faith
on the part of England. Turkey is
pressing in fact, to have date fixed
for the withdrawal of English troops.
Russia's hand does not appear. The
French Embassy alone is moving,
but it is well understood that de-
sire to please Russia is the motive
of this policy of the French foreign
office. Thirty thousand pounds
have just been remitted to Mouktar
Pasha, for the purpose of working
up the local Egyptian discomfort
against English occupancy.
The Danish Government has pro-
hibited the circulation in Den
mark Of the DaDish Pioneer, pub
lished in Omaha, New. No special
reason was given for the prohibi-
ton.
An attempt has been made to
assassinate Bratiano, the Roumania
Prime Minister. The assassin was
arrested and locked up, He confessed
that he attempted to kill Bratiano
for political reasons.
The Russians in Bulgaria deny all
completely in the seizure and depo-
sition of Prince Alexander. They
say, they consider now that the OBJ
iect of the plot is removed, no one
can proceed against the actors in
the plot. The Bulgarians rejoice
that the Bulgarian question has as :
sumed more of an international char.
acter. They think that this tends
to avert the danger of armed occu-
patton. The Bulgarian Deputies
are anxious to know what candidate
for the Bulgarian throne would be
acceptable to the Powers before pro-
ceeding to the election of Prince
AleXander's successor, and they are
unwilling to choose a candidate
whom the Powers might reject.
The Bundesrath has moved the
bill providing for commercial
treaty between Germany and Spain
The German Crown Prince, Fred
erick William, and his son, Prince
William, arrived at Metz. Theil
arrival was signaled by salutes Of
artillery and the ringing of all th.
public bells. The town was decor.
ated in gay colors, and the streets
forming the route to be traverseC
by the princes were spanned by
triumphal arches. All the local so
ceties arrayed in full regalia, ant
the children of public schools, il
their Sunday clothes, assembled a
the depot to bid the princes wei
come.
The firm of j. Baum & Co., of Z!
and II Sansome Street, San Fran
cisco, has failed for nearly million
dollars. The bankrupt firm wer
wholesale clothiers with branch il
New York, employing nearly 1,0O|
hands. In July last, Baum made
statement to the banks, claiming al
excess of assets of more than 5000,
900 over liabilities. The house ha
been in business since lS49. Anon
the creditors are: Bank of Califor
mia, S125, 900; First National Bank
500, 900; London, Paris and Ameri
ca Bank, S25, 200; Maniel Meyer
$40, 1000; Hyman Bros. $40, 900.
The Bicycle championship ha
been forfeited by j. S. Prince G
Boston TO Fred Wood of England.
A fight between John l.. Sulliva
and Frank Hearld drew a grea
crowd, and thousands of peopl
were in the hall as fast as the
could buy tickets. The contes
proved to be, what was generally e,
pected, a desperate fight for BLOOD
While the men were yet strugglin
in the second round Chief of Polio
Murphy, with a half-dozen officer
went on the stage, pulled the turior
combatants apart and declared I'll
match ended. Then the refere
gave the fight to Sullivan and 500
people growled their disappointmel
over the brevity of the entertain
| ment.
The state entry of the Marquis
Londonderry in Dublin was mac
with the usual demonstration, bl
l was devoid of incident. The Ma
quis was accompanied by his wifi
! They were received in West LaI
Row by a crowd which cheered the
| both. The Marquis OF Londonderl
| rode thither from the station {
horseback. LADY Iondondprrv ne