The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-10
Late Foreign News.
(Per Bdrkentjne Planter.)

PenhalloW, arrived last evening, 10
days from San Francisco. She
brings five days later news. Fol
lowing is summary:
King Milan has secured divorce
from Queen Natalie.
The press of Central America
favor the union of the five republics.
The Inman line steamer City of
Paris, sister ship to the City of
New York, and built by the Messrs.
Thompson of Clyde Bank, was
launched Oct. %.
At meeting at Lyons, Oct. %,
De Lesseps declared the Panama
canal would be opened for traffic in
July 1890. He said he wished to,
correct the report that the opening
would be delayed until 1891.
John d. Spreckels & Brothers
have purchased a new tug for SER
vice on the bay, The new one is
the Pride, now at Philadelphia.
She is built of steel and is as large
as the Active. The purchase price
is said to be $4,000.
The Canadian Pacific has been
defeated in its legal battle against
the Red River Valley Railroad.
Three thousand citizens of Mani
toba were sworn in as special con-
stables to protect the track-lawers
in making the desired crossing.
Col. r. NJ. puIsifer, Editor of
the Boston Mass. Herald is dead.
The steamship Atlas of the Atlas
Line was run down Oct. %, in the
North River by ferry-boat and
sank. The cause of the disaster
was Il heavy fog. Fortunately, no
lives were lost.
The Pope, in contributing $780,
| 600 TO the anti slavery movement,
has written to Cardinal Layigerie in
terms of praise and encouragement
of the scheme in which he has been
commissioned by the Pope to invite
the cooperation of Europe.
The Belgrade official journal pub
fishes pastoral prepared by Met
ropolitan Theodosius, leader of the
Servian Church, in which he dis
solves the marriage of King Milan
and Queen Natalie, and declares it
nonresident.
The Michigan Central road mott
ties its western connections that it
cannot receive Chinese passengers
holding through tickets. The road
runs through Canada, between De-
troit and Buffalo.
The London Times people claim
they know where the Phoenix Park
knifes were bought, and are conf
dent OF their ability TO prove that
the purchaser was a member of the
Parliamentary party.
A petition has been received by
the Ottawa Department of State
from the people of Victoria, b. c.,
begging for an investigation of the
mail service between Victoria and
San Francisco.
Several thousand Yorkshire miners
have gone on strike. 1t is eX-
pected that many others will join
the strike, on the expiration of Their
notices 10 their employers. Goa
has advanced from 80 to 40 per cent
in price during October.
Adelph Spreckels, speaking Oct
23, of the charge made by the Bos'
ton Globe that he would support
the sugar trust, denied the assertion
, in severe terms. Said he: ~ have
made no dicker with any one. W.
, shall soon have our works in opera
, ton and propose to wage war to thu
! knife on the trust"
, The latest staying device of thu
/ Chinese is to swear out certificate
of their birth in America and thei
: removal when very young to China
: Then they 90 to Mexico and try t.
{ get permanent footing in the Unite'
/ States on returning with these Ger
5 tiflcates.
: General Boulanger was present i
: the Chamber of Deputies at Pari
: Oct. 20. Baron Soubeyron state
1 that the enormous proportions c
: the public debt demanded reduC
0 tions of the Governments staff
:. and the sale of the State railway:
is Roche, reporter of the Bulge
4; Committee, declared the criticisr
y was exaggerated, Europe had bee
IT transformed into vast entrenche
= camp, and France was not free
J. her movements. 1t was impossible
n to isolate herself before menacin
:, coalitions. He appealed TO the pat
e riotism of the members Of tn
r Chamber to pass the budget. LII
speech was greeted with cheers.