The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-01-10
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Experiments with the Nordcnfelt
marine torpedo-boat' Dec. goth, are
considered perfect demonstration
of the value of these craft in attack
ing ironclads from beneath the sur
face and in running blockades.
Naval attaches of all the great Pow
ers were present, including Chad
wick and Lieutenant Jacques, of
the United States. All agreed that
the appliance may revolutionize
naval warfare and in particular
prove valuable in q country like
England, with large extent of sea-
board for defense.
Lord Salisbury recently expressed
the opinion that the adoption of a
policy of protection by England
would lead to civil war.
A movement has been started by
leading inhabitants of Berlin to
present congratulatory New Year
address to the Crown Prince.
Sheets were placed in central posi-
tions on Christmas day for signature
Dy persons OF all Glasses.
Doctor O'Donnell has had Mayor
Pond and DR.. Gale, Health Officer
of San Francisco, arrested, for
maintaining and authorizing nui-
sance in the shape of small poX
tent within the city limits.
On Dec. 31st, there were six new
cases and one death from small pox.
The Health Officers have declared
the disease epidemic.
A terrible railroad disaster occur
red on the New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio Railroad, near Meadville,
Pa, in which ) persons were killed
and 10 seriously injured.
A Berlin dispatch states that the
situation has become one of the
greatest perpleXity, which nothing
else than some authoritative deliver
ance from the Car or Kaiser can
clear up.
In military circles, it is the opin-
ion that Austria and Germany will
agree upon the winter as the best
time for a campaign in Poland, and
if war must be, it should commence
in February.
Reports concerning the Crown
Princes condition present the best
aspect possible. Prince Bismarck S
appeal to the Crown Prince to con-
sent to the establishment of Re-
gency although repulsed will now
be renewed in view of the danger of
an outbreak of war. Only the small
court party will oppose a regency if
the Crown Prince remains an
invalid.
A thorough search of the barracks
garrisons at Mainz, Crestan, Span
dou and Frankfort, has resulted in
the finding of enormous quantities
of Socialistic pamphlets. A num-
Der of soldiers have been impris-
oned ON suspicion Of having been
implicated in their circulation.
Advices from Melbourne say that
French protectorate has been pro-
claimed in Wallis Island.
On Dec. 28th the shipping in
San Francisco harbor was seriously
damaged by the gale.
London, Dec. 2Sth. = Advices
from Auckland, New Zealand, says
the French have annexed Raiate.
The native chiefs, refusing to sub
nit, the gunboat Scorpion bonn
barded the villages, and procla-
nation was issued stating that the
natives would be punished and
fined unless they submitted to
French authority.
Albany, Dec. 22d.-The condi.
ton of Ex-Secretary Manning al
9:15 p. NJ. is about the same as al
p. NJ, though lie is undoubtedly
weaker.
Albany, Dec. 23d.-Manning's
condition at midnight showed little
change, and it is thought he would
live through the night.
London, Dec. 22d.-A congratu.
, latory luncheon was given to-day tC
Smith and Kilrain. Chairman White
stated that Smith would receive the
$4,000 deposited by his hackers
The two pugilists will be banqueted
The sportsman" announces that
it has received S2500 John l.. Sulli
van to bind him in a match will
either Smith or Kilrain, or both.
Smith and Kilrain met in the oflic,
of the "Sporting Life" to-day ant
agreed to let their fight stand I
| draw.
A serious fire broke out at abou
o'clock in the block bounded b,
Mission, Market, First and Secon'
streets. At the time the ALARM
sounded volumes of thick smok
arose over the block, and there wa
a rush toward that part of the city
, The fire was discovered in tn
Pioneer and Alta Flour Mill, nea
the corner of Stevenson and Firs
q streets, owned by Eisen Bros. Th
q building and stock was completed
DESTROYED, loss about $4,000.