The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-29
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leprosy.
Sixty Italians, who entered the
Episcopal Church in New York
during last year, were confirmed,
Jan. 10th, Mt Grace Chapel. The
edficc was crowded with friends of
communicates and others interested
in the Italian mission work. The
mission was organized in 1878, and
is conducted under the supervision of
committee of clergymen and lay
men appointed by the Bishop. 1t
claims membership of over |, 100
persons, nearly 700 of whom have
been confirmed by the Bishop. Many
of the women in the audience were
dressed in such costumes as can he
rarely seen in New York church.
Gaudy shawls covered the heads,
as well as shoulders of many. Most
of the men were of that type of
Italians 50 familiar on the streets
short, sparely built, with low-browed,
bullet shaped heads, and were attired
in their usual holiday dress.
The latest contribution to piano.
rama war scenes, which have become
so popular in the East, is the battle
between the Monitor and Merrimack,
on exhibition for the first time in
New York, Jan. 9th, covering 20,-
600 square feet of canvas and occu-
plying building 400 feet in circum-
ference.
The Cleveland Rolling Mill Com
pany notified all its employees on
Jan. Sth that wages would he adj
vanced 10 percent, dating from
January 1st. The lowest wages paid
will be Ito; the highest Sc, and
the average about $3.50 per day.
About 5000 men are interested and
are the same who engaged in the
| strike last summer.
An attorney of MerideIl, Missis-
sippi, has received q letter from a
young man in California hose par
ents were once residents oil Meriden,
to institute suit for the recovery of
about three hundred acres of land
lying in the heart of the city, in
Guiding the Baum, She chan and
Jones blocks, the opera house, oil
mills, fair grounds and several small
properties and private esidences
The property was decide d by the
Mobile and Ohio Railroa d severa
years ago, and in the end they are
responsible on their warran tee deed
The suit involves about 81. 900, 900
| A practical settlement Of all diff
ferences has been made by the Eng
fish transatlantic steamship lines re
garding steerage rates. The, agree
ment makes the prepaid ,steerag
rates from Liverpool $40 by tn
Cunard, Guion, White St.w ant
Inman lines, S22 from Germa n port
and S23 from Scandinavian ports
The Anchor, American and Stat
lines are allowed to charge 81 ant
The National and Monarch lines S.
less. The new German and S.candi
navian rates are from So to So belo'
the rate schedule of the Germ All an
Scandinavian lines.
An Ell Paso (Texas) desp; itch @
Jan. 18th reports colon izatio
swindle, as follows: Some wee
since colony of French Jew
passed through FL Paso for I .he il
terror of Mexico, coming frol
Alsace, France. They were ser
out by a New York comp any
locate colony somewhere in I'll
interior of the republic. Ate It lan'
ing them at their destlDati on tt
company deserted them to the ir fat
Their personal means wer vel
limited, and being ignorant of Il
language and customs of the cou
try, they soon became d' :stitut
The Mexican Government shipp'
| them back to Paso del MOI te, Al
3 they made their way to the Amer
T can side at FL Paso, where hey p
A up temporary shelters vii III bru
t and branches of trees, but h
nothing to eat. Here Benjam
e Schuster, q Jewish merchf lat of
| uSO. lOuIiu UhCDi iSti ~ iuihioi
4 and frozen to death. lie had the
Immediately housed and shelter
e and well fed, and to-day E'as be
$ taking up q collection am ong t
citizens for the purpose of p rocuri
n their transportation back to n
e York. Thus erds another coloni
: ton scheme in Mexico.
IS Immensely rich gold LED ges
reported to have been strucl in
e south end of Providence M ounta
C San Bernardino county, Ca liforr
n Three ounces of gold was ia ken
s. of two pounds Of rock. Ov er fl
locations have been made :alrea'
it There is ledge fifty feet wi, lie. !
IN ore from eight locations ASA, Is Fl
lie $50 to 5000. The twelve ions
he gold ore shipped from the All
IN mining district as a test to Kin GIN
e. A.. T., gave 500 in gold a nd
mt ounces in silver. This guar an,
n