The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-05-04
Late Foreign News.
(Per S. s. UmatiltT.)

Jay NIOulu nus D6eu eltClcu DItSl-
dent of the Texas Pacific Railroad,
Mrs. Harrison is much exercised
over the condition of the Presi-
dents health.
General Legitime has won an i'm
portant victory in Hayti.
Stanley's recent discoveries are
regarded as of great Importance to
England.
An Arctic exploring expedition
has started from Winnipeg.
The Rockaway Beach hotel, which
cost 81 900, 900, has been sold for
500, 900.
A severe storm has done great
damage in Georgia.
A Gladstonan has been elected
to succeed Colonel Hughes. Hallet,
Conservative, in the British House
of Commons.
Parnell has instituted suit
against the London Times for libel,
claiming 100000 damages.
The Gar has issued an edict by
which he forbids the members of the
Russian imperial family to contract
morganatic marriages.
Albert NJ. Frey, the champion
pool player, died April rs at New
York, of pleuro-pneumonia.
Gen. Boulanger has left Belgium
and gone TO London.
An explosion has occurred in the
Branceperth coliery at Durham, in
which five persons were killed.
An Austrian Imperial decree has
been issued dssolving the Provin-
cial Diets and ordering new cleo
tons.
The Inman lines new steamer
City of Paris made the trip from
New York to Queenstown in 8 days
and hours.
The plans for the erection of the
Arctic relief station at Point Bar
row are now complete, and it is pro.
posed to push the wo.k forward.
General Palmer of Illinois is a
new candidate for U. S. Public
Printer.
William Whiteman has been ap.
pointed Chief Justice of New Mex
leo.
General Sigcl has resigned his
position as Pension Agent at New
York.
Count de st. Folk, u. S. Minister
to Uruguay, has been transferred to
Mexico.
Tie Lancashire handicap steeple
chase, April % was won by the
Prince of Wales horse Magic.
The Bijou Theatre at Melbourne
was burned April "a. The building
is practically total loss.
Guatemala has determined to
place its Atlantic coast in cable
communication with the cables which
cross the Atlantic.
The yacht Coronet arrived at
New York April 25th after a sue
cessful cruise around the world.
Thomas Stevens, the New York
Worlds special commissioner in
Africa has been heard from and
explains the situation at Zanzibar.
1t is officially announced that Sill
Edward Malet, British Minister at
Berlin, Mr.. Scott, British Minister
at Berne, and Mr.. Grove have been
appointed delegates to the Samoan
conference.
Francis Freeman, the heir to a
fortune, died in the Massachusetts
State AlmshousG without knowing
he was rich.
Charles Stacker, said to have been
wealthy count, committed suicide
in New York.
West Depere, Wis, has been al
most destroyed by fire.
Two men were killed and three
injured by railroad accident neal
Berwick, Ill.,, April %.
The U. S. S. Brooklyn arrived
all safe at New York, April 24th.
The yellow fever is raging al
Rio Janeiro. One hundred deaths
occur daily. A case is also reported
from Florida.
Postmaster Pearson of New Yorl
is dead.
The U. S. S. Nipsic has beer
foated at Apia, and the German
warshipOlga has arrived at Auck
land. Both these vessels were in
the recent naval disaster.
Much anxiety is felt with regarC
to the non-arrival of the Mononga
hela at Samoa.
William Henry Smith, First Lor,
of the British Treasury, is about t
be raised To the peerage.
The Roumanian Parliament ha
appropriated 100000 francs t
complete the necessary frontier for
tilications.
Severe snowstorms are reporte,
IN Silesia. The storms have adde
greatly to the distress caused by tn
recent foods.
The Russian Car is sufferin
from extreme nervousness and eS
element, being in constant dread Z
attempts on his life.
Ex-King Milan, it is stated q
Belgrade, has become monk {
Jerusalem. His idea is said t
eventually become patriarch of a
the Servians.