The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-03-18
Late Foreign News
tPer s. S. Martposa.l

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The II. NJ. S. Mariposa arrived
Saturday evening from San Fran
cisco with dates TO March oh. Fol.
lowing is summary;
Capt. John Ericsson the engineer
died at New York March SLh.
The American baseball teams
played game at Paris, March Sth.
The Pope is preparing an encN eli
cal on the necessity of peace in
Europe.
Pennsylvania and Maryland were
visited by severe earthquake shock
March 9Th.
A thaw and heavy rains March
9Th caus d serious floods in the mid
lands and the west OF England.
Numerous fatalities are reported.
The excitement over the reported
gold discoveries in Santa Clara
County, CAL, still keeps up. Hun
d eds of people arc heading'for the
place.
The Empress of Austria's health
is shattered owing to the shock of
Crown Prince Rudolph's death. Her
condition is critical.
Isaiah V. Williamson, the vener-
able millionaire philanlhrophist, died
at Philadelphia March 9TH.
The U. s. Enterprise has been
ordered to Zanzibar to protect Amer
lean interests there.
A drputation from Boulogne visit
ed Boulanger and presented to him
sword of honor. The Government
has forbidden similar demonstrations
in the future
The British man-of-war Sultan has
been wrecked off the island of CO.
mino, in the Mediterranean, The
Captain and crew were saved.
The latest news from the Hague
is that the death of the King of
of Holland is imminent. There
are acute symptoms of blood
poisoning. The King is experience
ing terrible suffering.
a marked increase in the hostility
10 foreigners is noticeable through
out China. The native sOdery at
Che. Foo are suspected of plotting
TO attack the foreign settlement.
Edison's iccandescentlig light patents
have been declared void in Canada
Tor noncompliance with the Cana
dian patent laws.
BY vote of filty-nine to thirty
nine the House of Representatives
st. Paul, Minnesota, refused to sub
init to the people an amendment in
favor of prohibition.
A dispatch from Zanzibar says a
fight took place between Arabs and
the Germans on March Sd and that
the Germans re-occupled Bagamoyo
without loss. Bushiri, the Arab
leader, was wounded.
The British vessel FL Dorado
2,070 tons burden, passed through
the Panama Canal from AspirwalI
TO Chagres, "a distance of fifteen
mi es. This is The first foreign vessel
that has passed through the canal.
Sidney Bartlett, L. l.. D., died u,
Bosom, Mass, March 9TH, aged
ninety. He was of the counsel be,
fore the Hayes Tildcn E!yctora
Commission, and was in many other
prominent cases.
The Ministry of New South Vale;
was defeated March 9Th, on til,
question of protection and has re.
signed. Sir Henry Parkes will form
free trade Cabinet.
The Paris Court of appeals ha:
declared the Panama Canal Com
pany a civil association, reversing
the decision of the Tribunal O
Commerce that the company was ;
commercial society.
| Niscount Vaudeville, the eldes
son of the Duke of Manchester. ha.
b zen declared bankrupt. His lia
b,lities are 100000. The cause O
his difficulties was high living anc
betting. In 1876 lie married al
American wife, Miss Yznaga of New
York.
Parnellites are in n hutter owe
the approaching close of the 1ime
case. Sir Charles Russell is read,
t. make an elaborate opening adj
dress for the Parnellites. He i
determined not to risk an advcrs,
decision on any grounds. The mos
of the witness $ subpeHacd from
Ireland have promised their service