The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-11-15
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a Washington despatch OF the
7th says: "a subject that will re-
cGivc the consideration of the Sccrr-
tarics of State and Navy, and will
probably be presented in their an
nual reports,is that of establishing a
coaling station on the Pearl river on
Oahu island, of the Hawaiian group,
about seventy { y miles from Homo
lulu.
"rhc privilege of establishing a
station there, which is considered TO
be n great desidtrltum, was secured
to the United States by n treaty CON
cluded with Hawaii Ivy Secretary
Bayard, but no appropriation was
made by the last Congress TO make
it effective. The site must bc pur-
chased and the bar across the mouth
of the harbot blasted out to make
an entrance for the ships-of-war.
An appropriation to secure these
ends will probably be urged upon
Congress-
Steamer Columbia of the Ham
burg and American Packet Com
pany, dockcd at Southampton Nov.
Z, six days and Is hours from Sandy
Hook, n. Y, the fastest trip on re-
cord over that route.
The Secretary of the Navy has
accepted the cruiser Charleston, the
Union Iron Works having withdrawn
the demand for new trial. Letter
with conditions of acceptance has
not reached San Francisco.
A great Democratic triumph in
the Virginia elections is attributed
by Republicans to suppression of
the colored vote.
The Cronin murder trial nj Chi
cago has at last begun before jury.
Maryland Legislature is Demo
cratic, but the Republicans gain
four State Senators and 16 members
of the House.
New York Legislature will stand:
Senatc-Republican 10, Democratic
13; Assembly-Republican G7, De-
mocratlc CT.
New Jersey Senate hinges on one
county. The Assembly is 50 De-
mocrats, 2 Republicans.
Massachusetts has q Republican
plurality of about 5000.
The clause in Stephen j. TiIden's
will, providing for extensive libra
ries for New York, has been declar-
ed void by the Supreme Court.
The body of Capt. G. Marcus
: Schoonmaller, who lost his life in
the hurricane at Samoa, was Inferred
on the eth in the family plot Al
Kingston, N. y. Lieut.. Coffin, who
was executive officer on the Wanda
[ liza, was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Cleveland
called on President Harrison at til,
~. White House; Mrs. Harrison wa!
absent in New York.
CONCERNING THE SUGAR TRUST.
The New York Supreme Cour
!. has affirmed the decision of Judg
3 Barrett, ordering the dissolution o
the North River Sugar Refining Co.
> in other words condemning tn
Trust.
A call has been issued for pro
: hibition convention from Nebraska
t Kansas, Iowa, South Dakota ant
Il North Dakota, to be held at Oman
, Dec. Is, for the purpose of unitin!
the States named into central pro
hibition organization.
Minister Foster of the Dominion
~ Cabinet and his wife have bee
a "cut" by Lady Macdonald, wife G
I the Premier, in issuing invitation
II for a party. This shows that Eos
|, ter's marriage with Mrs. Chisholm G
g Chicago has lost all countenance i
Canada.
The u. S. S. Ranger will resum
$ the survey of the coast of Lowe
= California.
X The Democrats have electe
II Campbell as Governor of Ohio, dc
:, fcating Governor Foraker, with
II plurality of $4,000 to 10000, an
~ carried the rest of their ticket b
pluralities ranging from 1000 t
o,bop. L hC SlIlNllluitti NolIlutICli
|. Gazette attributes the Republca
u defeat TO the Sunday crusade, whic
II struck not only saloons but was e,
IL tended to baseball, ice cream, sod
T. water, cigar stands, and seemed
1t, be threatening the milk wagons.
u IL. b. M. S. Amphion, with til
III Governor-General of Canada an
party on board, struck rock viii
ID going from Victoria TO New Yves
,e minister, on the 9th, and maxim
v, water fast was run to Esquimalt
ri full speed. When locked she WI
m found to have hole thirty feet Ion
y in the starboard side and floodir
~ four weter-tight compartments. l
;" b. Nj. $. Champion was to take Il
Viceregal party to Vancouver. III
IN Amphion is 1880 tons and CARR
as the most modern armament of Al
IL vessel on the Pacific Station.
III The New York Democratic Sta
lg ticket is elected by about l0,0t
II majority.
IL Sir VIM. Pearce's company h
IN given notice that they will stop Tho
IL steamers connecting with the Can
dian Pacific Railway Oh Nov. %