The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-02
Late Foreign News.


police are seizing all copies exposed
for sale at the book-shops in Berlin.
Semi-oilicial papers abuse Macken-
zie's book in unmeasured terms, but
do not attempt, however, to refute
his statements.
The Brussels Independence Beige
says: The German East Africa Com
pany has received news of fresh
disaster. The station at Madinolo,
on the Kingani, was attack by ma
tives and burned. The employees
sought refuge in Daressaalam.
Safe blowers placed an enormous
charge of powder in the safe of
Kirkwood & Co., manufacturers, on
Canal street, Chicago, Oct, 10Th,
causing terrific explosion, which
completely shattered the safe-door,
the Office furniture, The windows,
and set fire TO the building. The
thieves secured nothing, having left
before the explosion occurred. On
the floor were scattered burning
bills. About $500 were burned
A CHASTITY discovery was made by
a couple of boys in deserted brick
yard at the corner of Thirty-third
and Laurel streets Chicago, Oct.
18th. They found an old coal box,
opened it and found the dead bodies
of five babies laid side by side
within. The Thirty-ffth street police
station was notified and the remains
sent to the Morgue. The bodies were
examined and found to be badly
decomposed. Two were males and
the other three females. One of the
males and one of the females APP
peared to have lived about two
weeks, while the others had died
shortly after birth. A cursory ex-
animation revealed seeming frac-
ture of the skull in two cases, but
these were the only marks of vio-
lence discovered. The babies had
probably been dead for about ten
days.
A cable dispatch from London,
Oct. 10Th, says q Pacific mail con-
tract has been signed between the
Imperial Government and the Cana
dian Pacific Railway Company. Ten
ders for three steamers will be re-
ceived within week, the stipulated
service to commence in eighteen
months, the company receiving an
nually f45,000 from the Imperial
Government in additional TO f15, 600
from the Dominion Government for
monthly service for ten years,
from Vancouver, not only to Yoko-
hama and Hongkong, as at first in
tended, but also calling at Shang-
| hal.
A terrible accident occurred on
the Lehigh station above Penn
Haven, Pa, Oct. 10th. A grand
parade of Catholic societies took
place at Hazleton and a large excur-
sion was run from Willkesbarre for
the occasion, composed of lodges,
bands and sightseers from Wilkes
barre, Nanticoke and other points
along the line. The excursion train
was run in sections and upon their
return trip the rear section ran into
a forward section at Mud Run about
8 O'Clock in the evening with disas-
trous results. Several cars of the
forward section were telescoped. A
bulletin issued by the Lehigh Valley
Railroad officials states that fifty five
were killed and over forty injury in
the disaster. Not single person
escaped from the rear car. The
second was crowded with manned
bleeding bodies, and the third car
had but few passengers who escaped.
Several we're scalded to death while
fastened to their seats by the debris.
The st. Petersburg newspapers
again say that the entente cordiale
with England is opportune, owing to
the coldness existing between Ger
many and England. The ''Novasti''
says that an Anglo-Russian alliance
would hasten the solution of the
questions now hindered by the rup
ture between Russia and England.
The rearranging of the Russian
troops in the vicinity of the Aus
trian frontier is proceeding activity
in accordance with the movement!
of the Austrian forces. No specia
change in the relations between thu
two countries has taken place. Th'
movement of the Russian troops il
merely precautionary measure.
Acting on the advice of the
Italian and foreign clericals, TIL,
Pope has decided to instruct th'
Bishops throughout the world tt
continue TO agitate for the restora
ton of the temporal powers of th
Pope.
The losses by the recent cyclon'
in the Quernado de Guirres distric
Havana are estimated at $671, 200
The Sagua papers are confident tina
the decrease. in the sugar crop vii
hardly reach ten per cent.
The Walnut-hill cable train q
Chicago collided with Park-ayenu
horse car Oct. ~. All the cars wer
wrecked and fifteen persons wer
seriously injured.
A bushel of partly destroyed let
ters addressed to business firms il
Buffalo was found in the street Oct