The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-25
Late Foreign News.
{ By the Aldn,edd.)

explosion in Belgian coal mine.
The party of the Right in Den
mark refuses TO present the King an
address on the anniversary of his
accession to the throne.
Prado, the Partisan murderer, has
been sentenced to death.
The Chinese have infected the In
dians of British Columbia with lep-
rosy.
Viceroy Ii Hung Chang has de-
manded the recall of Denny, the
American adviser, to the King of
Corea.
The carriage of Canovas del Cas-
tio was attacked at Madrid Nov. ID.
Australia and New Zealand will
be invited to send delegates to Eng
land to consider trade.
The London Economist declares
that all of Gladstone's equals have
deserted him.
The American syndicate will build
railroads in Siberia.
Gladstone's promise to present an
arrears scheme has astonished the
Tory Ministry.
Lord Randolph Churchill caused
the withdrawal Of scheme to create
British Minister of Agriculture.
The appointment by the Queen of
new Governor for Queensland is
causing much excitement in that
colony.
Three Mormon elders have been
tarred and feathered and ordered
to leave Marion county, Ala.
1t is alleged in New York. that
Chinese merchants intend to boy
colt American goods.
One of the Louisiana train rob-
bers and an accomplice have been
arrested.
William Walker, chief of the Bald
Knobbers, will be hanged on De-
cember 2Sth.
The debate in the Chamber of
DEPUTIES at Paris Nov. 18th, re-
suited in several challenges to duels,
all but one of which were with
drawn.
The war cloud again hangs over
France, Russia and Germany.
Emperor Frederick's diary is still
the subject of comment by the Ger
man press.
1t is asserted that the King of
Wurtemberg has been forced to con-
sent to dismiss his American favo-
rites.
The anti-Irish bias of the Parnell
Commission is daily becoming more
evident.
The followers of El Mahdi have
captured the town of Wadai, after
losing 5000 men.
The steamer Nantes and the ship
Theodore Ruger were sunk by col
lision off the Lizard
There appears to be no very de-
finite agreement between England
and Germany regarding Zanzibar.
Right Honorable Sir Richard Bag
gallay, formerly Lord Justice of
Appeal, died in London, Nov. 16.
He was ~ years of age.
Thirty men were killed in an ex-
plosion in coal mine at Aulilina-
MIA, Sicily, Nov. 10.
Rear-Admiral of the United States
Navy Charles H. Baldwin, retired
died at noon of Nov. IL.
Duke Maximalian of Bavaria
stricken with apoplexy, is dead. He
was 80 years of age.
, Portugal, on invitation of Great
Britain and Germany, will send yes
sells to take part in the blockade o
East African ports.
The Marquis of Landsowne, Gov
ernor-General of India, has started
for Calcutta.
e Ex-Queen Natalie's appaal to thu
Patriarch's of Constantinople anc
Athens has been unsuccessful. Boil
decline to interfere.
A house collapsed on Litchfielt
street, London, Nov. 9, causing th'
death of six persons and the injur,
of twenty.
. The Salgotayar mine in Hungar,
a is flooded with water. Twenty min
q ers have been drowned.
n Heinrich Won hamburger, dis
tinguished physician, is dead.
The coasting steamer Vaitarina
which left Clutch for Bombay will
+ 900 natives on board, is supposed t
have foundered in a recent cyelon
, and that all hands were lost.
!, Another shocking murder of tn
well-known Whitechapel type wa
! perpertrated Nov. 8, within 80
! yards of the spot where the woma
,, Chapman was killed last September
The details of this tragedy are eve
more revolving than those of the 81
, which preceded it. The accurat
, circumstances of the affair are diff
! cult to discover.