The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-22

tltllSi ulblu1SCSs syrup VI phC NoS
of boDc-black. 1t promises to Gre
ate a revolution la the business of
refining.
The schooner Isabella was lost in
Alaskan waters and ~ men we're
lost.
Kemp beat Hanlan by ten lengths
in the boat race at Sydney, Sept.
2Stl.
The President signed the Chinese
Exclusion Bill Oct. lst, and it went
into effect Oh that date. All Chi
ncsc now coming or any Chinese
leaving the United States cannot re-
turn thereto. 1t is an effectual
block TO Chinese immigration. San
Francisco ard other cities on the
Pacific Coast celebrated the signing
of the bill by salutes of 100 guns,
impromptu professions and the noise
from guns, tishhorns and every con-
cievable instrument made the entire
night hideous while the town was
literally red with the burning Of red
fire and the discharge of fireworks.
Seldom have such rejoicings been
seen on the Pacific Coast.
AT Truckee, CAL, the Chinese
there were given "a hours to get
out of town. The citizens bought
up their property at fair prices and
they got out in the given time.
A large number of cases of lep-
rosy have been discovered in San
Francisco and the us. Government
is TO establish Quarantine Station
on Angel Island.
Several Chinese on their way from
Chicago to prints in the us. via the
Grand Trunk R.R. were stopped ut
Niagara Falls and prevented from
entering the United States again al
though they had through tickets.
The Secretary of the Treasury tele-
graz he'd 10 the Collector as follows:
"The Department has no authority
under the Exclusion Act of Oct. 1st
last to admit Chinese laborers COM
ing TO your port from Carada
whether on through tickets or not. !"
There are twenty cases Of small
pox in the PEI House in San Fan
cisco.
III is asserted from London that
there has been number of hostile
me s. es between that city and
Washing -on oyer Cleveland's Re-
taliation Bill. Lord Salisbury has
instructed the British Minister to
pro est again it as an act of host
ility toward friendly government.
The Royal Opera House at Pesth
was burned Sept. 25th.
Princess Louise of Prussia will
soon marry the Crown Prince Of
Greece.
The King of Greece proposes tt
abe cate.
The relations between Queen Vic
toria and Emperor William arr
more strained than ever.
Patti will ret to South Amerlc;
next year.
There has been more fighting i
Ahyssinia.
-Four hundred natives have beel
killed in battle n Thibet.
A gang of boy politicians, having
their headquai .ers in a cave, hav'
been arrested at Chicago.
J. X. Lemon was robbed of $40,
600 by bur men, at Pittsburg
Sept. 10Th.
The latest theory regarding the
Whitechapel murders in London is
that they were instigated by an
American.
Severe earthquake shocks have
been felt at Guayaquil.
Italian laborers on the Hereford
Railway in Compton, Canada, have
caused serious riot.
Ms. Lena Schreiner of Chicago
who burned her husband to death
has been sentenced to ten years il
prison.
Thee was severe storm on til,
New England coast, Sept. 26.
A prairie fire has dole great dam
age near jamestown, ID. Il.
The financial standing of Wyom
ing Territory ranks very high.
Ben Masters, dangerous New
Mexican robber, has been sentence,
five years in the peniteutiary.
Several people have been poison
cd at San Diego by eating damaged
canned goods.
There was serious rioting in Sew
erll Indian cities between Hindoo
and Moslems.
Sixteen persons were burned Il
death at Cons.adt on Sept 2Sth.
Emperor Francis Joseph narrowl.
escaped being killed at Felisdorf
Sept. 2Sth.'
Berry Wall, liking of the dudes,
/ has been engaged 10 star in play
A ring lest by o Massachusetts
man in Salt Lake tive years ago ha
| just been recovered.
A new fast mail tram is to be rul
between New York and Chicago.
Several persons persisted in fir
at Chicago, Sept. 2S.
TIE War Depar .ment will here
after give the preference to DE
mocrats i'll employing and dis
charging men.
The Sioux Commissioners expeC
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