The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-04-10
Late Foreign News.
(Per S. s. Umatilla.)

Russian officials have tested rife
that will fire 4S0 shots q minute.
The editor of the Paris LIE Temps
is dead.
John G. Klein has arrived in New
York to accept permanent position
on the staff of the World.
The car shops of the Central Rail-
road of New Jersey were burned
March 20. The loss is over $780,
600: insured.
A French torpedo boat has been
sunk off Hartluer and fourteen per-
sons were drowned.
DR.. John Rae, the Arctic ex-
plorer, is seriously i'll with bron-
chitis.
Professor Francis Cornelius Don
ders, the wellknown Dutch doctor,
is dead.
1t is stated that the diary of Pi-
gott, the forger of the Parnell let
ters, is in possession of Maurice and
Timothy M. Healy.
The n. Y. World says: The great
scheme of Henry Willard, whereby
all the Edison electrical companies
were to be consolidated into one
gigantic concern, is reported as col
lapsed.
There have lately been sixty sud-
den deaths in the hospital at Flor
ence, all preceded by intestinal dis
turbance. Some papers attribute
the deaths to bad food and others to
cholera.
A dispatch from Tien-Tsin says
that it is reported there that the ma
tives have risen on the Kiangsi
frontier, have destroyed ten block
houses and killed 100 Frenchmen.
Jack Ashton and Joe Lannon
fought at Burrelville early March
30th, for eighteen rounds. The
fighting was very light and Ashton
won.
Pfullinger's mammoth cottor
mills near Stuttgart were destroyed
by fire March 49, The loss is two
million marks. SIX thousand EN-
ployees are thrown out of employ
meut by this disaster.
The. Nebraska Legislature ha'
passed bill taxing sleeping-cars
The tax is to be assessed at th'
sane rate as on private property
and in the ratio of the number o
miles operated in the same State Il
the total number of miles operated
by the road.
AT q banquet at Rome, March 81
Cardinal Parocchi, the Pope's vicar
said that if in the future it shoult
become necessary for the Pope t.
leave Europe he would find a sur
refuge among the American bishops
who would receive him with honor
able hospitality.
Private ad,ices from Buda Pesth
state that the Emperor has lost fees
and his hair has turned white sine
the suicide of Rudolph. He has fire
quent fits of terrible grief and tn
Empress rarely eats. She weeps fo
hours and at times is unable t
sleep. The doctors are puzzled
The Empress will go to Wiesbade
, for massage treatment under DIR
Metzger.
: Edgar Swain, Paying Teller of tn
. National City Bank of Lynn, Mass.
/ is before Commissioner Hallett o
complaint of Bank Examiner Gatcl
, ell, charged with being bank de
) faulter. The total amount of steal
r ing reported is S69, 900; of thi;
however, Swain has restored stock.
r bonds, ETC., to the amount of $33
2 600. Speculation to get money
q live on fashionably was the cause {
e his downfall.
e A dispatch dated Paris, Marc
e 10th, says: Clarion, the organ {
S the Patriotic League, publishes
e letter from Atchinoff, the leader {
: the Cossack expedition to the Re
S sea, in which he protests against I'll
a French bombardment of the pos
Z. tion occupied by his expedition I
r Sagallo. and complains of the actio
of The Governor of Obock in refu
ing to permit the transmission (
a dispatches from him to the Russia
q government.