The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-04
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ance in Gilroy, California.
The Haytian rebellion has been
quelled.
The Republican have about de-
cided to present substitute for the
Mills bill.
Extensive frauds have been dis
covered in the management of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Mr.. Randall has requested Bliss
of New York to pair with him on the
vote on the Mills bill.
The British Commons has sus-
pended Conybeare for one month.
There were $50 5-tael boxes of
opium captured on the bark Forest
Queen the day she sailed for Homo
lulu. 1t is supposed the drug came
from Victoria on the steamer Par
thia, and was transhipped on board
the former vessel for Honolulu.
The Mills bill passed the House
by q majority of 13.
4 pneumatic tube has been in
vented that will send packages from
New York to San Francisco in one
hour.
Queen Victoria has refused to
surrender the documents left by her
late son-in-law, Emperor Frederick.
English statesman are becoming
alarmed at the rapid strides of Rus
sia towards India by way Of the
Trans-C Caspian Railroad.
Senator Randall is said to be suf-
fering from cancerin the stomach.
Boulanger's decline i'll popularity
was shown by his crushing defeat
for the Chamber of Deputies. He
received only 1882 votes, to his
opponents 1854.
1t is said that the Car will ap-
prove the independence of the Bal
kan States, provided Prince Ferdi-
nand is deposed.
The English free traders are de-
lighted at the passage of the Mills
bill. The Daily News says COM
| plete tariff measure is now before
the States as an issue Of the cam
| paign.
An extradition treaty has been
signed between the United States
of America and the United States OF
Columbia. Criminals are to be de-
livered to either country from the
other on formal demand.
The Parnell Inquiry Bill passed
TO SECOND reading without the ne
cessity of division.
King John of Abyssinia offers the
Gar of Russia coaling station or
the Red Sea.
The Belgian Government has de.
clined to sign the Convention abol-
ishing Sugar bounties. 1t is found
that this may cause other powers tc
withdraw their consent.
General Boulanger appeared il
public for the first time since ht
was wounded on July 9th.
The Empress of Germany wa
safely delivered of a son, at 1:3'
o'clock a. M, July 27.
The cholera is raging in Hong
kong.
1t is reported that COMMISSIONS
Black of the U. S. Pension Offic
is to he removed.
1t is rumored that Prince Waldo
mar will be proposed by Empero
William and the Gar of Russia a
the successor of Prince Ferdinan'
on the Bulgarian Throne.
At Plant City, Florida, the vel
low fever is still raging. All com
munication with the place has beel
cut off.
1t is feared that there will b.
trouble with the Sioux Indians be
fore the conference at Standin,
Rock Agency is over. The Siou:
are unwilling to surrender thei
hunting grounds for the purpose o
settlement. There are betwee
5000 and 5000 Indians encampe,
around the agency.
The mammoth timber ship con
structed by Hugh r. Robinson, wa
successfully launched ON July rs.
Serious and fatal fighting occurl
ed between the whiskey men an
the prohibitionists in London, Ker
lucky. The county Judge has wit
force of about 100 men arme
with Winchester rifles, occupied th
court house and will hold it or dit
1t is whispered that Parnell
likely to sue the "Times' for libe
The Irish party is exasperate
over the Governments policy.
A German named Glotten ha
been arrested for threatening
= murder Gladstone.
i Wagner, the great composer, die
on July 25th. The Emperor's Hu
e sar Band played at his grave.
e Blaine dined with Chamberlain
D London, July 25th. He was to sa
S on Aug. 1st from Liverpool, in tt
City of New, York.
e The Prime Minister of Austr
o has assured the King of Greece
:, Austria's sympathy with Greco
8 He said Greece was regarded as O
!. of the main ramparts against Pa
i Slavism in the Balkans.
e II has been proposed to tax |
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