The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-30
Late E'0lalgl News.

The U. S. Senate has passed the
Appropriation Bill providing funds
TO enforce the Chinese Exclusion
Act.
Ex-Judge Terry's application for
a pardon has not yet been referred
to the Department of Justice.
Teemer and O'Cennor will row
for the championship of America at
Washington on November path.
A yacht is to be built in Australia
TO compete for the Americas cup.
A number of paupers sent TO New
York by the Duke of Buckingham
will be returned to England.
Emperor William will visit the
King of the Belgians and Queen
Victoria.
The French decree restricting the
immigration is not so strict as was
at first reported.
The London Times will summon
several Irish Nationalists to testify
in the Parnell inquiry.
The result of the election in New
ark, N. j., Oct. 10th, was a great
Republican victory.
McKenna will oppose any attempt
of the Democrats to pass bill en-
abling Chinese en- route or detained
at United States ports to enter this
country.
The U. 5. Treasury Department
shows disposition to shortly to en-
enforce the new Chinese Exclusion
Acj,
DR.. Mackenzie declares that En-
peror Frederick received his DEATH
blow on April 18th, when, through
the clumsiness of DR.. Bergman,
false passage was forced through
the patients trachea.
A dispatch from Madras says that
twenty-five persons were killed by
an explosion of gunpowder at viii
lage festival, Oct. IA.
A block of seven-story buildings
on Buchanan street, Glasgow, Scot
land, and three-story block oppo-
site were destroyed by fire, Oct. ID.
The loss is 100000 Four firemen
were injured.
Herr Schoenvoin, the new Aus
trian Minister of Justice, is in favor
of the union of Bohemia and Mora
via as a separate kingdom, with
complete home rule.
The Sultan of Morocco will send
an Embassy to the United States to
complain among other things of Reed
Lewis, United States Consul at Tan
gier.
A boiler in the Woodlawn sugar
house at Houma, La, exploded Oct.
10Th, killing one white man and 8
negroes and wounding two other
men.
Wright Sanford, probably the
most prominent of the New York
Club men, died Oct. 10.
Rebel news from Herat is to the
effect that the rebellion is ended.
1shak Khan has fed to Bokhara
and the remnant of his forces has
submitted to Mazare. The Ameer's
authority is now supreme in the
whole Of Afghan Turkestan.
A ministerial crisis is threatened
in Spain over the question of army
reform.
| Lord Mount-Temple died in Lon
don, Oct. 10th.
Landgrave Friedrich Wilhelm of
Hesse fell overheard and was dro'yA-
ed between Batavia and Calcutta.
Floods in Abruzza, Italy, have
caused enormous damage and the
loss of many lives.
Advices from Afghanistan report
that in the fight at Tashkuran 500
of the Ameer's men and 1,6OO re-
bells were among the killed and
wounded.
| Mr.. Parncll's defenses in the ac-
ton in the Scotch court against the
London Times" have been de-
livered.
Nine. Adam, in her "Nouvelle
Revue" dares King Leopold per
sonally to deny an existence of con-
vention binding Belgium to Ger
many, particularly if the latter
should go to war with France.
L "A NtSPaISu liOul LduZlDdT, OcB.
10, says, While the British gunDoat
Griffin was chasing slave dhow she
was fired at by Arab slavers AMI a
Lieutenant was killed. The dhew
was ultimately captured.
The Mexican Minister of Pu bic
Works says that no more subsi lies
will be granted to railways. The
Mexican Congress will reform the
colonization laws in favor OF small
colonies.
The Berlin "Politsche Nachrich-
ten" says; DR.. Tonold has made a
lengthy reply to the statements
made by Dr.. Mackenzie in his book.
He condemns Mackenzie's forceps
as baneful, and generally supports
the German doctors.
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