The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-05-12
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the city, and that announcement in
the press was made at the request of |
his friends to explain his continued |
absence from the Senate. 1t is
stated that the Senator is very ill.
San Diego, May "A fire has
just broken out near the central part
of the city, a high wind is blowing
and the flames are rapidly spreading.
The entire city is threatened.
The losses already amount so over
one-quarter of million dollars.
Later-The fire is not as serious
as at first reported. The flames
are now being subdued, and the loss
will prove to be much less than at
first supposed.
New York, May H. Six thou
sand immigrants were landed at
Castle Garden to-day. This beats
the record.
EUROPEAN.
Berlin, April 24.-This mornings
bulletin says: The Emperor passed
very good night. His fever is
quite insignificant and his general
condition is somewhat better.
The "North German Gazette"
says that the Emperor's condition
shows clearly perceptible tendency
toward a slowly progressive i'm
provement. His fever has dimin-
ished regularly during the last few
days. His temperature to-day was
SO degrees Celsius. His physicians
hope for further abatement in view
of the recent symptoms developed,
and they find especial reason for
hope in the return of his appetite.
The fact that the Emperor has
hitherto taken a fair quantity of
nourishment is solely due to the
urgent recommendation of his ply
sicians. Good results followed the
observation of their advice. His
Majesty's present disposition to
take solid food is satisfactory
symptom. DR.. Kruse will not leave
the castle for the present.
A bulletin issued at $40 p. M. +,
says that the Emperor became fever
ish this afternoon, but the fever
abated somewhat toward evening,
and his general condition is compar-
atively satisfactory.
Later.-The Emperor's condition
has changed for the worse and
creates alarm.
Paris, April 24.-Panama Canal
shares have gone ballooning and De
Lesseps' friends are jubilant. Specu-
lators bought freely on the Bourse
yesterday, driving the shares up 81
francs. Everybody has agreed that
the Chamber of Deputies will have
to sanction the issue of the lottery
loan to complete the work. Yester.
day the Committee of initiative, tt
which the proposal was referred
ordered its reporter to make re
port in favor of the De Lesseps bill
Yesterday M. Maret tabled tn
favorable report in the Chamber. /
advises that the canal company b
authorized to raise $50, 1000, OO'
francs on the lottery plan, with tn
Government approval.
London, April 27-The Statement
that the Pope has issued decree
condemning the "plan of campaign
in Ireland is confirmed. His Holi
ness says he does so because he il
convinced that the plan of campaign
is illegal. He says he is also con
WINGED that landCourts will reduce al
unfair rents. Another circumstanc,
that influenced him, he says, is thu
fact that funds are extorted from
contributors to the plan. The Pop,
condemns boycotting as a practice
contrary to justice and charity, III
makes no mention of the Nationa
League.
Dublin, April 27-The Freeman
Journal urges the people to exercis
calmness and patience, and to re
ceive Papal DEGREES with profounc
respect and loyalty to Rome. l
declares that boycotting is rare.
London, April 27-The National
list members or Parliament are some
what agitated over the Pope's de
cree, and are eagerly comforting a
to what steps are necessary in viey
of its appearance.
Paris, April 27-General Boulan
ger gave his political banquet at tn
Cafe Richie this evening. Their
was a crowd of about 1000 person
outside the cafe at p. m. Gene
raj Boulanger and Count Dillon al
rived at z o'clock, when the crow
had swollen to an enormous size
entirely stopping traffic, and ther
, were frequent cries of "Vive Bou
LANCER !" and ga has Ferry?'' A
l. p. m. there were about 1000 pei
sons outside the cafe. Genera
, Boulanger, responding to M. Naquet'
toast to the formers health, wish
ed to utter most emphatic protes
, against the charge that he aspire
/ to dictatorship. Moreover, if tn
question were raised in the Chan
Der, he would vote to abolish tn
{ Presidency.
The Boulangerist demonstrate
, at Nancy was renewed tonight, I'll
1 people refused to dispense and wei
a charged upon by mounted gel
0 darmes. Finally the attention {