The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-03-30
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Canal, in describing the work ac-
complished, says in one section
there is navigable channel fifteen
feet deep and the full width of the
canal. The sections from Culebra
to the ocean, distance of eighteen
miles, have been excavated more
than is generally imagined. The
section from Pedro Miguel to the
ocean will soon be completed. The
canal, taking it on the basis of the
original tide-level, is more than half
completed. With system of eight
locks the canal will be completed
much more cheaply and expedi-
tiously. Slaven also says the talk
about the impossibility of compet-
ing the canal is preposterous.
About 100000 cubic meters will
be excavated this month. He Will
soon return to the isthmus to super
intend operations.
st. Paul, March 10-A Winnipeg
special says: A grain train on the
Pacific Railway went through a high
trestle at Heron Bay, east Of Port
Arthur, to-day. Ten cars we're
smashed to atoms and it is reported
three employees were killed.
New York, March 10.-A Wash
ington special to the Commercial
Advertiser gives an interview with
Representative Breckenridge of Ken
lucky concerning the processes of
the Ways and Means Committee by
which they arrived at the Tariff
Bill as reported. He says concern
ing wool that the wooden schedule
was constructed upon the principle
that the woolen- manufacturer should
be given compensatory duty to
compensate him for the loss Of duty
laid upon wool. This compensatory
duty is the specific rates now i'm
| posed.
San Diego, March 1O-Citlzens of
the Sixth Ward held secret meetings
last night and tonight and formed
a Vigilance Committee, and people
generally are supplying themselves
with arms for their protection.
A committee of sixteen in the
Sixth Ward last night passed reso-
luton that people found within its
boundaries without visible means of
support would be given just twelve
hours to leave the city.
Tonight trouble is feared, as it
is understood march will be made
on the Jail about O'Clock in the
morning.
Tangier, March 10-The United
States warship Enterprise, mount
ing six guns, has arrived here. The
captain demands the immediate re
lease of the Moor who is under
American protection, and who is
imprisoned at Rabat. He also de-
mands satisfaction from the Moorish
Government for the Moor's illegal
arrest.
Rome, March 10-The Pope has
been slightly indisposed for the
past two days. No serious symp-
toms have manifested themselves,
but certain degree of apprehen-
sion exists in consideration of his
age and the lassitude caused by the
exertions he was subjected to dur.
ing the jubilee festivities.
London, March 10-The most i'm.
portant change of opinion regarding
the government of Ireland is that OF
Lord Londonderry. He, like Lore
Carnavon, accompanied his accept
ance of the Office of Viceroy of Ire
land with stipulation that in Ger.
tain conditions he should be a
liberty to retire and, like Carnar
Won, he has become convinced thai
policy of Cancellation is the only
method of successfully governing
Ireland. Recently Lord London,
derry informed Lord Salisbury tina
he had enough of Dublin Castle
under coercion policy and request
ed to be allowed to resign. Lore
Salisbury, wishing to keep things a
they are until after the Easter holi
days at least, pressed Lord London
derry to remain in Dublin, at thu
same time promising that Irish loca
government would shortly b.
brought into Parliamentary prom
nence. The education of the Con
servative party on the subject o
home rule in Ireland appears to b.
proceeding more rapidly than coulc
be admitted by party leaders.
TWO DAYS LATER BY THE LADY LAMP
Sullivan and Mitchell were ar
J raigned for trial at Chantilly, an,
t were released on 5000 bail, afte
z which they went to Paris and Their
boarded the night express for Lon
don. The trial by default will b
4 held at Senlis, and should either c
the parties ever visit France agai
they can be imprisoned.
} The authorities of the railway
g centering at Karief have receive
p orders from st. Petersburg TO hol
4 all their available trucks for the dis
a posal of the Government. Larg
t bodies of troops will move to til
y southwest frontier upon the break
/ ing up of the severe weather.
e A fierce southwest gale is blowing
t and numerous casualties are feare
Q in the English and ST. George
!. channels,