The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-06-03
Late Foreign News.
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The spread of yellow fever at
Vera Cruz is very alarming.
Allen Thorndyke Rice, Minister
to Russia, died at the Fifth-avenue
Hotel, New York, May l6.
JAS. Albert won the six days
walking match in San Francisco,
covering 533 miles and l lap.
Rear-Admral Edward Donaldson
died at Baltimore May 10, aged 73
years. He was long sufferer from
liver troubles.
BY the loss of two Newfoundland
fishing vessels ll5 persons are be-
lieved to have persisted.
Kilrain and Mitchell have sailed
for America.
The steamer Cynthia was sunk
near Montreal by the Polynesian
and eight persons were killed.
There is talk of a union of the
Republican and County Democracy
forces III New York to defeat Tam
many.
Three boys were arrested in Phil
adelphia May 23rd, armed with
guns and pistols, bound for the
wild West.
There are rumors of fresh nihilist
conspiracies.
The work Of building new fortii-
cations at Esquimault will be begun
this summer.
The proprietor of the Field Club
in London has been fined $500 for
permitting gambling in his rooms.
The French Army bill is not
likely to become law at the pre-
sent session of the Chambers.
Max O'Rcll thinks the Count of
Paris is the coming man in France.
Twenty-one passengers were in
jured in railroad accident near
Corbyville, Ont, May 10.
The death is announced of Will
liam Wright, LII. d., Professor of
Arabic in the University of Cam
bridge. He was in his sixtieth year.
Ex-Secretary of War George w.
McCreary is spoken of as a successor
to Justice Miller ON the Supreme
bench.
General Agnus, editor of the Bal
timore American, is suggested for
Minister to Russia.
The question of women sitting in
county councils in England has
been decided in the negative.
1t is proposed to reopen the Paris
Exposition next year.
The Parnell Commission will not
report to Parliament until next Feb
ruary.
Two West Virginia women fought
duel with knives on May 22d
Several suits pending against ex-
President Fish of the Marine Bank
are to be brought to trial in New
York.
Mrs. f. c. Folsom, mother OF
Mrs. Grover Cleveland, was married
May goth to Henry f. Perrine OF
Buffalo, n. Y, at jackson, Mich.
May goth SIP 900 worth of watches
and jewelry were found in the cloth
ing of Mary Arnold, who arrived at
New York from France.
Boulanger has been elected to the
Municipal Council of Salnt-Ouen-
Sur-Seine.
A discharged soldier fired a re-
volver containing blank cartridge
as President Carnot drove by to at
tend the fete at Versailles, thereby
creating intense excitement.
There were several marine disas-
tiers caused by the heavy fog at New
York May 18th.
A severe storm has done consider
able damage in Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania.
Dhuleep Sing, the Indian Prince,
has been privately married TO Miss
Ada Wetherell in Paris.
Princess Beatrice, wife of Prince
Henry of Battenberg, gave birth to
son, May goth.
There was severe shock of earth
quake in San Francisco May 10Th,
at 3 a. m.
In consequence of the high prices
of raw sugar the largest refinery in
Greenock has been closed.
Forty-tive persons have lost theil
lives through floods in Bohemia.
The steamship City of Paris ar,
rived at Queenstown May 22d from
New York. She made the fastes
eastward passage on records days
22 hours and 10 minutes.
The dead body of DR.. Cronin, tn,
Irish American who strangely dis
appeared from his home in Chicago
was found May 22d some distanc,
north of the city in a sewer OF
Evanston avenue. A bloody towe
was wrapped about the head, bu
the body was stark naked.
The powder magazine at Fortress
Konigstein, Sarony, was struck bJ
lightning, May 10th, causing an ex
plosjop, The magazine containe,
| 1000 shells The santinaIa on dut,