The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-08-19
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WIN the news J0aJ Jne bTlJlsu
schooner Diamond was seized by the
e. s. steamer Richard Rush aud
was sent to Sitka in charge Of an
officer. The Rush was out on
cruise when the Dora left Coma
laska.
Letter advices from the com
mander of the Rush were not expect
ed to reach the Treasury Depart
ment for three weeks. AT the State
Department nothing was expected
inside of q month and then only If
the British Government entered
protest.
The Montreal papers publish
strong leaders demanding immediate
action on the part of England or their
own Government to prevent these |
seizures or else break off relations
with the United States until final
settlement of the trouble is arrived
at. The Canadian Government on
Aug. lst sent AL the information it
could gather connected with the
seizure of the Black Diamond TO
Governor-G eneral Stanley with a
request to forward it to the express
sion of hope that tic Imperial
Government would take prompt
measures.
EUROPE.
Rev. IIoratio Bonar, q famous
Scotch preacher, is dead.
Queen Natalie is allowed TO see
her son only outside of Servia.
The Cross chemical works at
Glasgow were burning at last ac-
counts.
The Valkyrie led all the way in
the Royal South yacht regatta at
Southampton.
| Swiss mountain passes are block
ed by storms. Extensive floods are
reported in Silesia.
The House of Commons, POI to
90, refused to reduce the grant TO
the Prince of Wales.
The Spanish Government sup
ports Austria in advising the Pope
to take up his residence in Portugal
if he is obliged to leave Rome.
A financial syndicate has taken
the whole amount Of Panama Canal
lottery bonds and, if the enterprise
perishes, the law of bankruptcy will
enable creditors to receive per-
cent.
Boulangsr, who stood for cleo
ton in eighty or ninety constituent
cies, was elected in only about a
dozen. The result is considered a
great defeat for the self-constituted
hero.
Emperor William of Germany, on
his yacht Hohenzollern, passed Do
yer Aug. /, and was expected in
London next day. One hundred
warships were to participate in his
reception.
: Froude, the historian, denies that
he is home ruler and says Glad
stones policy is only a spasmodic
gush of sentiment suggested by
some condition of English party
politics, and is the worst and most
, scandalous in English history.
! The Magdeburg Germany sugar
ring is reported to have collapsed.
1t bought SO, 900, 900 pounds of su.
+. gar and stored it until sold 10 the
l American sugar trust. The ring is
charged with design Of defraud
ing the United States treasury BY
artificial coloring to lower the stand
ard. To effect this the sugar hac
- to be moved from the warehouse
Y but this being risky the banks re
c fused to advance more money which
}. caused the collapse. The transac
: ton involved So 100000.
c Lord Salisbury at the Mansion
z, House banquet said the clouds o
q war still hung over Europe, but tn
. magnitude of the preparations wa
. great security of peace. England
e would stay in Egypt until that coun
try was able TO protect itself Sh
&c did not want Crete. The Govern
N meni's action was bringing orde
le and prosperity throughout Ireland
10 and if ever any section of the peas
re antry believed that their interest
!, lay rather in defying than in obey
~ ing the law, that illusion was rapid
, ly disappearing.
A OTHER LANDS
to DIR. Sacasa has become Presider
of Nicaragua in place of PresideI
in Carazo, deceased.
y Over half the population of Bel
h, joke, Venezuela, are reported dea
an from yellow fever and the isolate
I'd survivors starving.
he Port an Prince has been bombar,
he ed by lIippolyte. Legitime is III
or able to hold out much longer. 1t
s. feared that there will be mass
IS. ere when the town capltulates.