The Daily bulletin., 1889-11-25

tions, which continued 81 hours and
resulted in the death of three or
four and the wounding of several
others.
Gold discoveries are reported in
North Carolina which rival in rich
ness the mines of California.
Commodore White, Chief of
Yards and Docks, has reported in
severe terms on the report of the
commission to select site for q
navy yard on Puget Sound. Secre-
tary Tracy will probably recon-
mend that no new navy yard be es-
tablished on the Pacific Coast, but
that Mare Island be increased to
meet any requirement.
From Washington on the 10th it
is reported as settled that the cruis.
er Charleston will make her maiden
cruise as the flagship of the Pacific
squadron under Commodore Brown
who succeeds Admiral Kimberly.
Capt. Geo. C. Remey, commander
Of the Charleston, arrived in San
Francisco on the 9th. 1t was under
stood there that the new cruiser
would proceed to China as the flag.
ship on that station.
Mrs. Maude Morgan, an import
ant witness in the Cronin murder
trial, was sandbagged and seriously
injured in Chicago on the night of
the Sth.
A mutilated body has been found
at st. Paul in u coffin of barrel
slaves on which was carved the
words, "a traitor" 1t looks like the
Cronin murder but the victim is not
identified.
A terrific snow storm prevailed in
New Mexico for nine days, causing
loss of life and property. The same
blizzard was felt severely through
out the Southwestern States.
Col. w. C. Goodloe, a member of
the National Republican Commit
tee, stabbed and killed Col. A. M.
Swope, prominent Republican, in
the post office at Lexington, Ken
lucky, on the Sth. Swope began
the fight by drawing a pistol on
Goodloe, who stabbed and slashed
him many times. Swope died on
the spot and Goodloe came out seri-
ously wounded with q bullet in his
body. The cause of the affray was
a remark made by Goodloe about
Swope in the Republican convention
of May, 1888.
Stanford's mare Sunol has beaten
the worlds three-year-old record by
trotting mile in 2:10I. The mare
may yet beat Maud SIS record of
2:083.
Peter Jackson, the Australian
negro, defeated Jem Smith in less
than two rounds in England. Peter
Is now talked of to tackle Sullivan.
EUROPE.
| 1t is announced from London
that the late Father Damien will be
succeeded on the island of Molokai
by his brother.
A banquet attended by distin.
guished company was given p. T.
Barnum, the great American show.
man in London. G. A. Sala eulo
gised Barnum for his morality anG
integrity. Viscount Bury gave the
toast for the United States and sale
that English and American blood
commingled would dominate thc
world.
The total number of paying visi
tors to the Paris exhibition was 25,
100000, as compared with 2,000,.
600 in 1873 and 8,O00,000 in 1867
Eiffel tower receipts were $500, ,00C
francs.
The illness of the Prince of Vale
has not been exaggerated. He i
suffering from varicose veins in th
leg, and this is symptom of q NOR
general constitutional trouble.
Sir Henry Isaacs was installed
; Lord Mayor of London on the 9th
. it being the seven hundredth ami
versary of the London MayoraIty
, The show was witnessed by tw'
millions of people and occupied tn
, streets four hours and half. Lore
Salisbury at the Guildhall banque
congratulated the country on tn
! splendid expansion of trade. ii
, warned labor agitators that the,
!. undertook grave responsibilities
: Ireland was progressing with in
creasing prosperity and diminishin
disorder. No member of the Gov
ernment INDUCED in the wild theor
of home rule, but all were read
, with practical policy which woul
satisfy the country. The policy wa
E unchanged in Egypt, and the diff
: culties in Europe tended to peace
full solution.
+ Discoveries made by the polio
!, in Fitzroy square, London, have in
yolved several noble families in
, cloud of scandal. In consequence
! Lord Arthur Somerset has resgne
his commission in the Guards an
, his position as Equery in the house
: hold of the Prince of Wales. Othe
: Lords have gone abroad suddenly
, 1t is rumored that Munroe, Chic
Police Commissioner, has threaten
ened to resign in consequence {
interference by higher powers in Ii