The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-10-27
GENERAL .ITEMs.

Cardinal Jacobini continues seriously
i'll.
There was an increase in the earn
ings of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Road for the past eight months of
$7o7,o62.II. The earnings fell behind
those of last year, but economy in
operating the road shows an actual
gain Of $23a3o
Stock-owners at Chicago are in a
quandary regarding the disposal of their
cattle, now that pleuro-pneumoni has
fastened itself among them. The
Stock Commission and the stock-yard
people have different ideas in regard to
the eradication of the disease
James G. Batchelder, fugitive from
justice in Illinois, who is charged with
attempting to murder his father-in-law,
John P. Tilden, cousin of Samuel ].
Tilden, in December, 1883, in Peru,
Lasalle county, ILL.,, was arrested on
Sunday in New Hampshire.
Herr Butcher, Chief Counselor of
Legation in the Office OF the Imperial
Chancellor, for the past twenty years
Prince Bismarck's most useful assistant
in the management of German political
affairs and the author of many of the
Chancellor's State papers, has resigned.
Edmund Yates cables to the New
York W0rld from London as follows
81 have the highest authority for con
tradicting the report of the betrothal of
Prince Albert Victor of Wales and the
Princess Alexandria of Anhalt. The
announcement was purely speculative"
Princess Maria Josepha, niece of
King Albert Frederick of Saxony, was
married at Dresden, to Archduke Otto,
nephew of the Emperor Francis Joseph
of Austria The Princess renounced
for herself and her descendants all right
of their succession to the throne of
Saxony
At a largely attended bull-hght which
took place near Chimapla, Mexico, six
bulls and six horses were killed. Two
picadors were gored, but not fatally.
Crowded wagons went to the scene of
the fight, which was outside the FEEDER
al district where such spectacles are
forbidden.
The Chemnitz, Saxony, Board of
Trade has decided to ask the Govern
ment to endeavor, by diplomacy, to re-
move the detrimental effect of United
States Consul Tanners reports gard
ing the tricks of Chemnitz manufac-
turers, Chemnitz being greatly Deepen
dent upon its exports to American.
A statement from the Treasury De.
partment gives the present population
of the United States at 5S,42o, 900, and
the net revenue at $336,43S,727, being
a per capita Of $50, or cents greater
taan for the fiscal year of 1855 The
expenditures were $a42,4S3,I3S, per
capita OF SAILS, or "a cents less than
that of the previous year.
The Governor of Montana estimates
the permanent population of the Terri |
tory at 10000, an increase of about
ten thousand during the past year.
The products of the mines of the Terri |
tory for the past year are estimated as
follows; Gross value--Gold, $3,45o,-
900; silver, $4,000, 900; copper, $S,-
100000; lead, $I,2s9ooo. Total
SCI, 10000
The Knights of Labor at Richmond
are brought face to face with the race
issue. The ball arranged in honor of
the Knights will probably have to be
abandoned because prejudlces and GUS
toms will not permit of an informing
ling OF the races, and the admission of
the colored delegates would be signal
for the desertion of the ballroom by
the white representatives,