The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-07-16
Late Foreign News.
By the NdripoS0.)

The most interesting item of Am
erican news is the Presidential nomi-
nation. The convention after eight
times balloting nominated Harrison
of Indiana, with Levi =. Morton of
New York, vice-Presidcnt.
Before the convention of whole
sale grocers of New York, on the
goth June, . committee reported
that the refners of the sugar trust
were disposed to aid the grocers in
their effort to fix the market value
CT sugar so that margin of profit
can be obtained. All they asked
was to obtain the agreement of all
the sugar refners. The matter was
left in the hands of committee.
Considerable interest conferred in
the race between the Puritan and
Volunteer in the first class soop
race of the Eastern Yacht Club re-
gatta, distance of sc miles, on
June %. The Volunteer practi-
cally distanced her antagonists,
finishing two miles ahead of he
Puritan, which was easily. second
over the Stranger. the other ccmpe-
titor. Good time was made, not
outstanding the heavy sea.
Berlin, June Plat u reception
to the Army generals the Emperor
of Germany said he hoped peace
would be maintained, and he trusted
his youth would not prevent the
army from placing complete conf
dence in him.
y dispatch from st. Paul de
Loandro says, Deserters from the
Stanley expedition have reached
Camp Gambungua. They state after
traVersing Aruwuuml, Stanley struck
into a rough, mountainous country,
covered with dense forests. The
natives, who were excited by re-
ports spread by the Arabs, disputed
the passage of the expedition and
there was continuous fighting. Stan
ley was severely wounded by an
arrow. He was compelled several
times TO construct camps in order to
repel the attacks and was obliged TO
use the reserve provisions, which
were intended for Emin Bey. The
Soudanesc attached to the force had
all died or disappeared. The de-
serters intimate that the caravan
lost one-third of its men, and they
say many of those remaining were
i'll, including the Europeans. Stan
ley was encamped when the desert
ers left. He was surrounded by
hostles, and was unable to send
new stores directly to Yambungua.
Major Barlellot has returned to
fambungua, where he was awaiting
men that were collecting to form a
powerful expedition to go to the re-
lief of Stanley. Governor Jansen
left the Congo on the 18th June on
his way to Europe to consult regard
ing the sending of assistance to
Stanley.
Emperor William, on his coming
visit to the Car at St. Petersburg
will use the imperial yacht Hohen-
zollern, in command of Prince
Henry, and will be accompanied by
eight of the latest iron clads in the
German navy to transport the party
The Emperor will be accompanied
by Bismarck and Count Herbert
Bismarck. The Emperor will visi
Emperor Francis Joseph before
meeting the Car.
Berlin, June 24-The Empero,
and Empress made their formal en-
try into Berlin tonight. Inter del
Linden was crowded, and the roya
couple were given hearty recep
! ton.
The Prince of Wales and DIR
Havell left Berlin for London TO
: night.
The British steamer TynemoutI
Castle and the Red Star line steam
er Nordland have been in collision
The Nordland was bound from Ant
werp to New York, and it ia beliey
ed that Mrs. Folsom, mother of Mr.
Cleveland, is among her pas seneers
The Tynemouth is badly damaged
She put into Southampton in q sink
ing condition. 1t is not known, /
what extent the Hordlsnd has bee.
damaped W.