The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-12-22

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declared himself in favor of woman
suffrage and said he hoped the day
not far distant when women would
be allowed to vote.
Sir Morell Mackenzie has resign
ed from the College of Physicians,
having been censured for violation
Of professional confidence in connec-
ton with Emperor Frederick's ill
ness.
Advices from Yeabela dc Salena
state that forty-two houses there
have been destroyed by fire. Loss,
$50, 900.
The Italian Government intro
duced in the Chamber Dec. /, a
bill asking a supplementary credit
of 109 200, 90 lire on account of the
army, and 37,O0O,0O0 lire on ac-
count of the navy.
The North German Gazette and
almost all the other prominent Ger
man papers concur in the opinion
that the affairs of France are drift
ing toward chaos, of which the con-
sequences are lnCalCulaDle.
The Cologne Gazette declares that
the diplomatic relations between
Russia and Persia threaten to be-
come strained, almost to breaking,
owing to the ascendancy of England
in Persia. 1t is asserted that the
Shah has refused to recognize the
Russian Consul at Mesched, where
an English Consul has been sta
toned.
There is very strong opposition in
England to the Government Afri-
can policy.
The evidence in the Parnell in
quiry Dec. z did not strengthen the
case of the Times.
1t is rumored that Nine. Boulan-
ger has consented to live with her
husband.
Clemenceau is said to be planning
to overthrow the Floquet Ministry.
A famine is threatened among the
East African colonists.
j. M. Deon was detected in try
ing to smuggle watches and jewelry
ashore at New York Dec. 5.
Rev. William S. Parker of Os-
wego, N. Y, has mysteriously dis
appeared.
Charles Mitchell had two dislo-
Gated knuckes set Dec. 5.
Eleven persons were killed aud IT'S
injured by the explosion of boiler
at Kinesma, Central Russia, Nov.
2Sth.
1t is reported that very important
Notifications are being erected in
Savoy outside the neutralized zone
of the Franco-Italian frontier.
A dispatch from Belgrade says
that serious election riots occurred
Nov. 26, in Servia, Several lives
were lost and many public buildings
were demolished.
| Hertenstein, President of Swift
erlaud, who underwent amputation
of the right leg, because of dis
ease of the arteries, failed to rally
from the shock, and died Nov. 27.
The Berlin Vossiche Zeitung and
Post announce the Keller Zeitung will
be prosecuted at the instance of the
Emperor forpublishing Emperor FIRE.
derick's diary of 1866.
Rear-Admiral Edward Simpson,
U. 5. N, died at Washington, De-
cember 1st.
A large number of vessels were
driven ashore on the Atlantic coast,
Nov. 25th, during violent storm.
1t is reported that Jay Gould has
bought the telegraph lines of the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Company for 100000.
L. V. Williamson, the aged Phila-
delphia philanthropist, has devoted
So, 100000 to the establishment of u
great industrial school for boys.
Yale beat Princeton in football
game by score of 10 to O, Nov.
| oath.
Senator Sherman considers the
union of the United States with Ca
NADIA more than possibility.
President-elect Harrison's private
secretary will be E. w. Halford,
managing editor of the indianapolis
| journal.
United States Consul H. M. Sew
all will leave San Francisco for Sa-
mea, Dec. 18th.
VIM. O'Connor is champion oars
man of America, having defeated
John Teemer on the Potomac.
Hall McAllister, the we'll known
San Francisco lawyer, is dead.
Mrs. General w. Il. Sherman died
at New York, Nov. 28th.
1t is reported that another great
loan has been decided upon by the
Russian Government.
The final score in the six days.
walking match at New York was as
follows: Littlewood, 623 miles 1872
yards; Herty, COS; Moore, 559 ;
Cartwright, SAG; Cartwright, SAC ;
Noremac, 542; Hart, 539; How
arth, $50; Conner, $50; Golden,
534; Mason, 528; Taylor, $50 f.;
Campana, $50; Elson, 42l; Peach,
1862; G. Smith, POI.
The power of the Scott bill is evil
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