The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-04-03
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that Emperor Frederick is improv-
ing, owing to the removal of large
piece of diseased cartilage. Such a
case has never been known to occur
in case of cancerous disease. DR..
Waldeyer will examine the mass
that was removed.
Paris, March 26th.-The police
seized many voting papers issued in
behalf of General Boulanger at Mar
settles on the ground that they did
not bear the name Of the printer.
NJ. Laguerro will interpellate the
Government in regard TO the seizure
in the Chamber of Deputies.
The hearing before the Court of
Inquiry in the case of General Bou-
LANCER was held to-day. The Court
afterward gave Its judgment, but
the nature of the decision will not
be divulged until after it has been
submitted to President Carnot. 1t
IS reported that the Court decided
against General Boulanger. The
crowd which gathered cheered.
Dublin, March 26th.-William
O'Brien addressed the Ponsonby
tenants at Youghal this morning,
and afterward attempted to hold
meeting forbidden by the Govern
ment. He mounted q car with the
intention of addressing the people,
but was seized by policemen and
dragged to the ground. The police
charged the crowd with batons
and a serious melee ensued, in which
a number on both sides were wound
ed. 1t is alleged that several po-
lice were stabbed. O'Brien escaped
to q priests house and subsequently
harangued the crowd in stable.
Police and soldiers paraded the
| streets.
Berlin, March 26.-Further par
ticulars have been received here of
the damage done by the floods in
Vistula River and its branches. The
dixie on the Nogat has burst and the
adjoining country has overlooked,
and the inhabitants of the place
have fled to the town OF Elbing.
The suburbs of the latter place are
all flooded. The population of
Marienburg, on the Nogat, have cs-
capped from the town with difficulty.
The prisoners in jail were rescued
by the fire brigade. The town is
inundated. Eight villages at the
mouth of the Vistula are sub
merged.
Paris, March 26.-The Court of
Appeals has reversed the decision of
the lower Court in the case of M.
Wilson, charged with completely in
the decoration scandals, and acquits
Wilson of the charges against him.
The other persons tried with Wilson
on similar charges are also acquit-
ted. The judgment of the Court
severely condemns the acts imputed
to Wilson and others, but declares
that existing laws do not apply to
the offense charged against them.
Paris, March 2G.-M. de besseps
writes to financial correspondents OF
the Panama Canal Company 1O8,.
236 obligations have been sub.
scribed for placing 50,O00,O0Of in
the hands of the Company. He re-
CARDS this satisfactory, but author,
ICES correspondents to continue tc
receive subscriptions. He hoped
that the Corps Legislatif would now
authorize the lottery.
Rome, March pa French iron
clad fired at and struck an Italian
steamer near Villa Franco. Th,
commander of the ironclad plead:
as an excuse that the crew were
practicing at the guns and the shot
struck the steamer by accident.
Berlin, March 26.-The Emperor
has issued an order directing tina
the usual Spring review of thu
Guards be omitted this year.
London, March 26. -Thousand
of persons are dying of starvation
in the inundated districts of Hun
gary.
The Hague, March 26.-Th,
Cabinet has resigned.
AMERICA.
Washington, March 26.-Th,
Senate bill granting a charter to tn,
Nicaragua Canal Company will b,
called up in the House tomorrow
1t will be debated three hours, whel
vote will be taken upon its pas
sage.
New York, March 26.-Anothe
step in the Grant-Badeau contro
yersy occurred to-day in the service
upon the plaintiffs attorney of Mrs
Grants answer to the complaint 0
General Badeau.
In the answer Mrs. Grant denie
expressly that it was understood be
tween General Grant and the plain
tiff that the latter himself wrote tn
history of the campaign and tina
Grant enjoined sec.ecy regarding
the agreement between them.
General Badeau's statement tina
he revised and corrected the article
on Shiloh and Vicksburg, and
portion of the Chattanooga article
is fatty contradicted. His work o.
the memoirs is characterized simpl
as that of an amanuensis.
Chicago, March 2G.-The Time
special from Kansas City says:
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