The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-28
THE WORLD OVER.

crease in deposits in the last year.
A single page of manuscript by |
Charles Dickens recently brought
5000 at sale by auction in New
York.
A hotel so big as to take up the 4
space of square is to be built in |
St. Louis at the cost of $1,000, 900.
A piece OF real estate in the CEN
tire of Chicago's business portion IS
said to be valued at $4,000 front
foot.
1t is expected that the census now
about to be taken in the City of
Mexico will show population of
about 100000.
The late Justice Miller was the
oldest judge on the Supreme Bench
in point of service. He had served
twenty-eight years.
An anonymous donation of $10,-
600 for a building has been made to
the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alion of Haverhill, Mass.
The French Society of Hygiene
has decided that the charges against
American meats that they are un-
wholesome are unfounded.
At the funeral recently of an aged
lady at Woolwich, Eng, her seven
sons, all clergymen of the Church of
England, were present.
A horse valued at SIS, 900 was
killed one day recently at Pueblo,
Col, by the starting of train
while he was being taken into car.
General Fremont's cannon, "Old
Sacramento" which he took across
the plains on his first expedition, is
at the Kansas State Capitol.
Harvard College is in need of
$780, 900 or $3.50, 900 for its library,
and the alumni and undergraduates
are trying to raise such sum of
money.
The procession at Cork on the
anniversary of the birth of Father
Mathew was two miles long, and
consisted of delegates from the total
abstinence societies of Scotland,
England and Ireland.
| The October bulletin of the Bos-
ton Public Library gives heliotype
fac smile of the famous letter of
Columbus, which had the first in.
formation Columbus gave concern
ing his great discovery.
1t is said that the Canadian Gov
eminent will expend Immediately
quarter of a million dollars toward
bringing over a superior class of
German immigrants and settling
them in the Northwest.
The new German-African Com
pany, formed in Berlin to plant
colonies in South and Southwest
Africa and in Morocco and Tripoli,
hopes to divert the stream of emf
grafton from America to Africa.
A lawsuit begun 200 years ago
has just been decided by the impe-
rial courts in Leipsic. 1t was be-
tween the city of Lubbock and Neck
lenburg, and concerned the posses
sion of lands on the river Trave.
Ernest G. Rowe, young New
Haven bicyclist who started to ride
across the Continent on August IA,
arrived in San Francisco about two
weeks ago, having ridden the whole
distance on safety bicycle.
John Hackiey, who has given a
100000 library building to Mus
kegon, Mich, worked his way from
, Baltimore to that city twenty years
ago, poor boy, on lumber vessel.
He made fortune in lumber.
The Washington mill at Law
renee, Mass, will increase its capa.
city, giving employment to $50
more operatives. The Arlington has
: already decided to increase its plant
and employ 500 more persons.
Trouble has arisen at Constants
nople between Mr.. Hirsch, the Am,
erican minister, and the Porte over
the arrest Of an American subject
on suspicion of being implicated il
: Armenian revolutionary plots.
Balllngton Booth, second son OF
the head of the Salvation Army and
Commissioner in command of the
Army in this country, has decided
to undertake the project of erecting
in New York city building as 8
memorial to his mother.
Dom Pedro, during his recent
: visit to England, assured the Queer
that he had no intention of seeking
restoration to the throne of Brazil
and that the repablic which hat
! been established would be the per
: manent form of government.
The German Emperor always ira
wells with a suite of secretaries anC
telegraphers and business is tran
sacted just as if he were in Berlin
and his first care is to establish di
rect telephone communication either
' with the capital or the nearest poin
n to it.
; Rev. S. b. Halliday, pastor of the
: Beecher Memorial Congregation
Church, Brooklyn, N. Y, has hat
remarkable success in building ~
this church which was very weak
church without a home, when h'
a took hold OF it. They met for wor
:, ship for the first time in the new
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