The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-17
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(By the AuStrdlid.)
UNITED STATES.
UNITED STATES
THE PRESIDENTIAL Torp.

at 8 o clock this morning. The Presi-
dents elder sister, Mrs. T. j. De-
Wins, resides at Ottumwa. The
party was also met by j. s. Harri.
sou, the Presidents grey.haired, old
brother, who came up from Kansas
City. The party breakfasted at the
Devins' residence. AT 8 p. IN. the
party left for st. Joseph, DO.
THE RECORD BROKEN
The stallion Nelson made the |
fastest stallion record At Terre |
Hartle, Ind, on the 9th inst, by |
lowering Axtell's record of PIP to
2:ll4
FATAL EXPLOSION.
Muskegon (Nlich. }, Oct. 9,--At
the Ducey Lumber Company's saw
mill yesterday four of the six boil
ers exploded, wrecking the mill.
Six men were injured. The cause
of the explosion was low water in
the boilers. The loss is heavy.
THE GLASS MAKERS
Plttsburg, Oct. AT meeting
of the Flint and Lime Glass Manu-
facturers' Association yesterday an
advance of not quite . per cent was
made in prices.
REVISION OF THE PROFESSION OF
Pittsburg. Oct. 9.--The commit
tee working on the revision of the
Presbyterian Confession of Faith
have only fairly begun on their
work, and they see . long tedious
job before them. So far everything
has been harmonius. The work, so
far as it has progressed, has been
on 4 very conservative line.
FOREIGN WHEAT TRADE.
New York, Oct. 9.--rhe Evening
Post says: The fact that for future
deliveries of wheat, Californian and
Danublan in English markets can
be had at about A cents per bushel
below present prices, indicates that
our neighbors across the water are
not anticipating higher prices at
present.
CONFESSION OF A CoUNTERFEITER.
Louisville, Oct. 9.-John Schmidt,
counterfeiter recently arrested
here, has confessed to the police
that he has been counterfeiting two
dollar certificates, having made
$1,000 worth. He claims to have
been assisted by Miles Ogle, known
as the "king of counterfeiters."
CHANGE OF QUARTERS.
Chicago, October 9.-Lieutenant-
Colonel Henry C. Corbin has been
relieved from duty at the head
quarters of the Division OF the Mis-
| souri,, and orderedto the Department
| of Arizona, where, it is understood,
he will act as Assistant Adiutant-
| General.
NOTABLE WEDDING.
Moline (llls.), October 9.-Miss
Anna Deene, eldest daughter of
Charles III. Deene, one Of the
Worlds Fair Commissioners, was
married last evening TO William
Dwight Wiman, son of Erastus
Wiman of New York. There WAS
large assemblage of guests.
TRIAL OF A DYNAMITE CRUISER.
Newport Or. ~, Oct. 9.-The
United States dynamite cruiser We
| suvius made two runs to-day over q
measured mile course at full speed,
with forced draught and all her
boilers working, and made twenty
knots an hour under these condi-
tons.
| VISITING FRENCHMEN.
Richmond, Oct. 9.-The Comte
de Paris and party arrived here this
afternoon and were received by Q
committee representing General
Fitzhugh Lee.
A CANADIAN PACIFIC TRAIN WRECKED
| Winnipeg Oct. 9.-The west-bound
Canadian Pacific express was wrecked
forty miles west of here last night
Three colonist cars were badly
smashed. No one was serious,
hurt.
SEIZED UNDER THE LOTTERY LAW
Atlanta (Ga.), Oct. 9.-The pos
tai authorities to-day seized tn,
weekly edition of the Atlanta Con
stituton, which contained prize dis
tribution offers to its subscribers
to be settled on Christmas morning
The forms have been revised anC
the edition is now being reprinted
THE CRUISER NEWARK.
The new cruiser Newark develop
ed great speed on the 9th inst, til,
day for her trial trip. The breaking
Of the rocker shaft, however, ha'
delayed the trial. Those who wer,
on the Newark when she started
down the river say her speed wa
very great and that she promises Il
he one of the fastest vessels eve
launched.
EUROPE
POLICE BRCTALITY,
Dublin, Oct, 9.-Thc hearing
against the police for assault upoI
a number OF persons AT the Court
house in Tipperary on the occasion
OF the opening Of The trial Of Dillon
and Olirlen commenced al tina
place to-day, Newspaper comment
declare justice has been traVesli,d il
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