The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-06-26

loss OF over SlUO,UUU. Inc TWO
blocks were also seriously
damaged.
Major-G eneral John Pope's wife
died at St. Louis, June 18th.
U. S. Senator Jonathan Chase of
Rhode Island has been reelected.
The Western Union Telegraph |
Co. has declared quarterly divi-
dend of II percent. The report of
the directors is q very favorable one.
Commandant Herut, of Paris,
shot himself and wife, June u.
Both are in very critical condi-
tion.
The election of member of Par
lament for Ayr resulted in the elec-
ton of the Gladstoneist candidate
by vote of 1881 against 226S for
the Unionist candidate. At the last
previous election the Conservative
candidate had majority of over
100.
The Archbishop of Florence is
dead.
The car conductor and gripmen
in Los Angeles are out on strike.
An express train on the Missouri,
Kansas and Pacific r. r. was stop
ped and robbed q few days ago. One
of the trainmen was killed while
resisting the robbers.
A Northern Pacific train was stop
ped near junction City, Montana,
by train-robbers, the mail and ex-
press cars as well as the passengers
were relieved of their valuables.
One man saved $4,000 in bills by
pulling off his shoe, and stutfing the
bills therein, throwing the shoe care
lessly on the floor.
Six more new war vessels are to
be built by the United States.
G.. A. Feistcorn proposes to appeal
to the U. S. Government for redress
for his illegal arrest by the Honolulu
police authorities.
Selma, CAL, was partially des-
troyed by fire June 9th. Two days
latter, another fire started and swept
away the remaining portion of the
town.
Paul Deroulede, the Boulangist
candidate for the Charente division,
France, was badly defeated by the
Peace candidate. Deroulede stood
at the foot of the poll. This is q
e. .aorrrvr,-'v- .i.~ 1,~,.se- Of -1survI'e.
The candle manufacturers have
formed 'Candle-Trust." Nexl.
N. L. Tolley who went to San
Quentin prison and tried to shoot
his wife's lover and who was arrest
ed and indicted for assault with in
tent to kill, has been acquitted.
The jurymen expressed sympathy
with the prisoner.
Mrs. Sarah j. Whiting of Phila-
delphia has confessed to having poi
soned her husband and three chill
dren. She committed the awful
crimes in order to obtain the insur-
ance on their lives in order to keep
a hlackmailer quiet. The aggre-
gate amount of insurance on the
four lives was $500. At this rate
life is very cheap.
A piano addressed to a lady in
Tulare, CAL, was seized by the U.
S. Customs officers at st. Louis
Mo. Inside the piano case was
found opium valued at 3,975.00
A tenement-house fire in New
York City resulted in the death o.
one man serious injuries to ten anC
other persons.
The White Star Cannery at Asto.
ria, Or. was burned June Id. Loss
SIS, 100000.
The Due d'Orleans has joined th'
Kings Royal Guards in England
in order to complete his military
education.
Count P. M. Del Vale, a banke
at Colon, Isthmus of Panama, ISSUED
drafts to the amount of 500, 900. 90
and then left the country for tn
country's good, leaving the draft
unprotected.
A fourteen-year-old boy has con
fessed that he started the recen
million-dollar fire in Buffalo, N. Y.
because the floor-walker had refused
to allow him TO attend funeral
hence his vexatioh and the big fire
The Vermont Prohibitionists hay
nominated Henry III. Seeley for Gov
ernor.
A woman was publicly burne,
alive as a witch in the Department
of La Libertad, Chill, recently.
Bloodshed was expected at tn
Bolivian Election.
Chill has now a liberal Ministry
Sugar is active and firm.
Terrible fire occurred June 18t
at Dubois, a town in the mining re
gions of Pennsylvania, whereby tn
I town was almost wiped out of exis
tence. Over 5000 people are let
homeless. Loss over one millio
J dollars.
Col. Harmon, the Under
Secretary for Ireland, died of hear
: disease, June 10th.
{ Five lives were lost June 9th, b,
A tenement-house fire at Lowell
s Mass. The people were French
: Canadians.
The assets of Wm. L. Coleman
& Co. are now declared by the CON
mittee of creditors as not being NOR
) than sufficient to cover liabilities.
4 Seneca A. Swain has been sem