The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-05-13
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been adopted, by both houses Of
the Missouri Legislature, and awaits
the Governors signature.
The Tipperary Court has affirmed
the sentences of Imprisonment on
John O'Connor, Thomas Condor
and Charles Tanner, members of
Pal alliament, and on Manning for vlo-
lations of the Grimes Act.
l.. L. Reavis, known throughout
the country as persistent advo-
cate Of moving the capital from
Washington to the Mississippi val
ley, died from the effects of sur
gical operation April &c.
The celebration of the centennial
Of George Washington's inaugural
tion as President of the United
States, extended over three days in
New York. In San Francisco there
was grand parade April S0lh.
Other cities celebrated.
The st ,tement of the Union Paci-
tic Railway for the three months up
to March 3lst shows as follows:
Gross earnings, a decrease of $685.
600 net earnings, a decrease of
S267, 900.
At the Newmarket spring meeting
May lst the 2O00 guineas stakes for
three-year-olds, one mile, was won
by Mr.. Douglass Baird's colt En-
thu7iast, Duke of Por,land's colt
Donovan second, Abington's Pioneer
third.
1t is expected that the Spanish
Government will soon sell at auction
forty million dollars worth of State
woodland, in order 10 cover finan-
cial deficit, to build railroads, canals
and highways and to establish rural
loan banks.
Owing to the Improvement in the
health of the King of Holland the
Dutch Parliament May I'd by a
unanimous vote passed a resolution
restoring his power. The Duke OF
Nassau, now Regent of LuxclDburg,
will retire TO Taurus.
Major John n. Edwards, one OF
the editors of the Kansas ity
"rimes," and one of the bestknown
newspaper men in the West, died
suddenly in Jefferson City May 4th,
from a stroke of paralysis.
Captain Murrel of the steamer
Missouri has been appointed a
Knight of the Order of Danneboog
by King Christian of Denmark in
recognition of his services in rescu-
ing the passengers and crew of the
Danish steamer Danmarll.
Washing Irving Bishop, the mind
reader, was married again May I'd,
to Mabel Clifford Taher- Bishop.
This action was taken to put at rest all
doubts which might be raised as TO
the legality of the previous Califor-
mia marriage.
Six Russian men-of-war have ar
rived in Corean waters. Their OBJ
ject, it is supposed, is to establish q
coaing station at Deersland, near
Fusan. he Provincial authorities
have thwarted efforts to secure the
opening of the upper Yaugtse Kiang
to steamers.
Dispatches from st. Petersburg
f say that arrests of Nihilsts are con
f stantIy being made. The police d
st. Petersburg believe that bombs
secretly manufactured at Zurich
! Switzerland, have been conveyed Il
Russia, and that the plotters ar,
= awaiting favorable opportunity t,
use them.
1t is said that Japanese line o
: steamers will shortly be run on th'
5 Pacific coast in opposition to tn,
a Pacific Mail Steamship Company
and that the agents appointed T.
n make arrangements with the variou
8 republics are already in possession
: of several concessions.
Lord Dunraven's yacht, the Val
t kyrie, was launched May lst. Til
4 frames are of steel. The top side
n of the deck and the fittings are G
: teak, and the bottom plaukings ar
o of hard wood. Her length is s
feet, beam 1873 feet, depth IL.
v feet, and tonnage 56.76. Her lengt
n on the load water line is just unde
n 10 feet.
1t is announced that all til
,e breweries in St. Louis and East S
l. Louis, excepting the Anheuser- Busc
IS Company and w. j. Lemp, ha,
r, practically formed consolidate
of their properties, and that the
W will be run under one management
W There are eighteen breweries col
- cerned in the movement, represen
a. ing an investment of about $4,000
900. Stock and bonds to the amuu
D. of Sis 900, 900 will be issued.
at U. S. Seer ctary Tracy awarde
ce the contract Tor constructing Il
~ proposed great armored coast d
fense vessel to the Union Iron Worl
I'd of San Francisco, the cost to
u. 1923, 900, with guaranty CT 45(
en- horse power in the engines, to
0, developed in part by a system
" coil boilers, which are lighter al
take up less room on ship thu
la those OF the ordinary pattern.
&c Samoan Affairs.
al The u. S. delegates to the S
moan Conference we're received {
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