The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-07-26
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The contract for the construction
Of the ship canal across the Isthmus
of Tehuantepec, awarded to the At
lanlic and Pacific Construction Co.
by the Eads Co. has been signed.
Bonds for the construction of the
canal have been issued, and the
Presidents of the Eads and Con-
struction companies started for Eu-
rope TO place them Oh the markets
there. They will be absent about
three months. This work of con-
structing the canal will begin when
they return.
Governor Morehouse has granted
Maxwell a respite OF twenty-one
days, but refused to commute the
death sentence. He reviewed the
case and arguments in favor OF Exc
cutive clcmency, and could find no
ground for interfering with the SEN
tence of the Court. Maxwell re.
ceived the news composedly, but
his mother and sister, who had en-
lertained hopes of his escape from
the .alows, we're quite overcome.
The Governor decision created no
surprise to those conversant with the
case.
EUROPE.
The reports of the German physi-
clan concerning the dead Emperor
case are published. They are long,
tediously minute, and generally OPP
posed to Mackenzle's treatment.
DR. Bergman thinks Frederick's
life would have been saved had
part of the vocal chord been cut out
according to his advice. Frederick
and his wife were willing the opera
ton should be performed. Berg
mann also says he had successfully
| performed seven such operations iii
Berlin.
The police are unable to detect
The authors of the letters threaten
ing the life of the Emperor, which
continue to be received.
Emperor WilIiam,i it is announced,
will visit King Humbert next Octo-
Der, after an audience with Emperor
Francis Joseph.
1t is believed that after a definite
understanding with Russia has been
established the Emperor will pro-
pose to the European powers to re-
duce their armaments.
1t is stated that Germany is about
to adopt more stringent measures in
regard to the French citizens of
Asace-L Lorraine.
Official dispatches from st. Peters
burg state that NJ. de Giers, the
Russian Prime Minister, has in
formed Sir r. d. Morier, British
ambassador, that after December
18th the Bulgarians may do anything
and everything they please, from
cutting each others threats to de,
claring their country an empire.
There will be u great naval dis
play August Sd, the occasion of the
German Emperor visit, and other
demonstrations. The royal yacht
will be escorted by the joint German
and Russian fleets.
King Milan of Servia has asked
the synod at Belgrade for judicial
separation from Queen Natalie. The
ground for the request is insupera-
BILE aversion. The young Crown
Prince is to be brought back to Ser,
via. The boy, who is IL years old,
is ut Weisbaden with his mother.
Austian statesmen are compelled
by parliamentary necessities to give
10 the world from time to time some
statement of policy, and from the
speeches, in which Count Kalnoky
and Herr Tisza reply to interpella-
tons, from similar speeches by
Signor Crispi and the English Minis
ter, and from occasional speeches or
articles of Prince Bismarck, the
world has for many months gathered
the only trustworthy information
about Che relations Of the various
great powers. The gist of the
utterances of these official sources,
this week, is that the causes of an
xiety which existed last winter, and
for some time previously, have not
been removed. The danger lies in
the general relations of the powers,
not in particular circumstances, and
the discord is rather between nations
than between cabinets. At present
however, the cabinets are less uneasy
than they were. The uncertaint,
may possibly he removed, buf it is
quite possible that it may last TO
years, daring which time any poweI
that cares to survive must be aler
and ready.
Boulanger and Floquet fought
duel with swords on the 18th July
Bouanger was severely wounded
receiving sword thrust in TIL,
throat. Floquet's injuries wer,
slight, in the hand and left breast
The latest says that Boulanger't
condition was favorable, but the
doctors did not speak with greal
confidence.
1t has been discovered that the
enemies of DE Lesseps have resort
ed to extremes to defeat the Cana