The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-02-18

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The Berlin correspondent OF the
Daily Tribune says: 1t is certain
that the German Consul at Samoa
will be removed. Prince Bismarck
is extremely annoyed by the Consul
exceeding his instructions.
Secretary Bayard has notified the
German Minister at Washington
that the L. s. Government accepts
the proposition for resumption at
Berlin of the conference begun in
Washington in 1887 in regard to Sa-
mOa.
The American ship Benjamin f.
Parker of New York recently from
the Philippine Islands with a cargo
of sugar, has just been chartered
for voyage to Samoa. She is to
be loaded with coal, her carrying
capacity being 202G tons. 1t is he
lieved the coal is for the use of tho
American mcn-of-war there.
EUROPEAN.
Boulanger fears an attempt TO
poison him.
1t is said that the French army
swarms with malcontents.
King Milan, by tricks and sub
terfuges, has avoided paying judg-
ment for debt rendered by the Ser
Wan courts.
Signor Crispi says that as long as
all Europe is armed to the teeth and
continues to arm. it is absurd to
suggest the disarmament Of Italy.
John O'Comnor and Thomas Con-
don, NJ. p, have been sentenced
under the Crimes Act.
The Floquet Ministry has been
sustained by the Chamber of Depu-
ties by vote of 800 to 240.
Fourteen persons were killed and
fifty injured, fifteen fatally, by a
railway accident in Belgium, Feb.
9TH.
It's stated that Sir Julian Paunce-
forte will be appointed British Min
lister to the United States.
Police Inspector Martin was killed
in County Donegal Feb. 9TH, while
trying to arrest priest.
Deputies Laguerre and Lacroix
/ fought bloOdless duel at Paris,
Feb. 9Th.
A bill has been introduced in the
Berlin Reichstag for u loan of CO.,
900, 200 marks on account of the
army, navy and State railways.
There have been heavy snowstorms
throughout England, France and
Germany, blocking the railways and
interrupting telegraphic commune
cation.
a terrible railway accident occur
ed Feb. 3D. near Groenendael. a
train bound from Brussels for NemuI
struck pillar of bridge, causing
the bridge to collapse. The train
was carried down with it and com
pletely wrecked. Fourteen persons
were killed outright and fifty other:
injured.
Captain Wissman, Imperial Com
missioner to Zanzibar, has purchased
five steamers at Hamburg for The
African expedition.
The steamer G. Miller arrived a
New York, Feb. 10th from IIayti
Rumors OF battles were numerous
at Cape Haytian vixen the stcame
left Cape IIaytian. The victory wa
almost invariably reported TO have
been gained by the forces Of Hippo
lyte. The general impression pre-
vailed that the northern side woul'
very shortly become the yictors il
the pending contest.
! Adyices from Shanghai, Feb, 9th
say riot has occurred at Chin
Kiang Foo. The British ConsuIat
and seven houses belonging to fore
igners were wrecked by the rioters
The British man-of-war Nutine la
been dispatched to Ching Khan
} Foo
A large four-masted steamer wa
= sunk in collision off Beach hea
| with all on board. The lost vess,
, is supposed to be French or &c
, man liner.
e A dispatch from Paris, Februar
t 6, says, the public feeling regarC
. ing the chances of the new Panau
. Canal Company is one of utter de
!. pondency. De Lesseps, in an il
3 terview, said that if all the 60, 0C
bonds issued through the Banqu