The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-10-13
--latest Foreign News.

Sofia, Sept. 20.-Thc overflow of
the Martha river was attended Ivy
great loss of life. Fully 100 pea
SAINTS were drowned, and nj Musta-
pha 100 Turkish soldiers persisted in
the flood.
Paris, Sept. 20.-Eighty tullc
manufacturers at Calais locked out
5000 employees for demanding higher
wages.
Cape of Good Hope, Sept. 20
The Cape of Good Hope Bank has
suspended to-day.
London, Sept. 20. Col. Jas.
Pepper, Kentuckian, compelled
the night clerk at the Hotel Metro
pole, London, to apologize, on his
knees at the point of n pistol, for
insults to American guests.
Spzzia, Sept. 20.-The ironclad
Sardegna, the largest vessel in the
Italian Navy, was launched to-day.
Washington, Sept. 20.-The SEN
ate to-day passed u bill to provide
that thirty port lights for the use
and conveniences of navigation shall
be established along navigable chan
nels of the Snohomish, Skagit,
Norksack, rivers, the Sacouner
slough and along such other chan
nels of Puget Sound and the rivers
tributory thereto in the state of
Washington as may be necessary
for the requirements of commerce.
The Aputhes Indians are on the
warpath in New Mexico. Troops
have been ordered out.
New York, Sept. 2O.-The statue
of Horace Greeley at the Tribune
building entrance was unveiled to-
day by Miss Gabrielle Greeley in
the presence of vast crowd.
Chauncey Nj. Depew made the chief
speech.
Sugar = Raw is firm; fair refinery
5 7-16c; Centrifugals, 96 test
6 Lice.
The Caibarien left San Francisco
bound for Santa Rosalia with a cargo
of general merchandise shipped by
A. Carpenter. After dischargine
her cargo she loaded with ballas
and sailed for Alfalfa, where she ex
pected to take on a cargo of woods
for New York. On the I'd inst. AL
tata was sighted. The vessel passed
safely over the bar. Subsequently
the winds which had been steady al
day ceased to blow, and tie bari
was becalmed. She dropped anchor
and the strong tide swung her in
shore. She struck on the beach
and became for all purposes a tota
wreck. She laid there until the l0tl
inst, when survey was held. Sh
was condemned and sold. The hui
brought S305, the stores SIP, ant
the incidentals made the total sur
obtained $40. 1t is believed tina
the Caibarien was not insured direct
Iy in any of the local companies.
is known that she was insured in til
East. The Caibarien is entitled {
mention as being one of the olde:
vessels from this coast. She wa
built over forty years ago, and wa
in the Australian register at on
time. Subsequently she was place
in the American register and til
packet service between Honolulu
and New York.
Sydney, September 20.-Coloni;
. Treasurer Mcmillan has resigned
He takes the step because the Pr
mier expresses disapproval of h
promise to deputation of merchant
that the Government would take e,
IRENE measures to protect non-unio
men against strikers.
: Anxiety is felt for the ship Henr
o Buck, which was spoken at sea
:. distress by the bark w. B. Godfre,
She has not been heard of since, an
is long overdue at San Francisco.
The pilot boat Gov. Moody W;
). wrecked off Cape Disappointment
: Sept. 20. The cook was browne,
t. The bktne. S. G. Wilder arrive
at San Francisco. Sent. % az da,