The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-16
--latest FOREIGN News.
San Francisco, July /, per bark
Lady La0'pson.

lives were lost. Eve acres were
turned into sea of fire.
General Caprivi, German Chan
cellor, says he accepted office fNlly |
convinced that Germany, now she
has embarked in colonial enter
prises, must advance.
The Louisiana Senate will pass
the House lottery bill in the form
of constitutional amendment, to
he voted on at the next State cleo
ton. If the vote he against the
lottery the company will withdraw
its offer and leave the State when It's
charter expires.
The National Bank of Bucnos
Ayres has suspended. Gold is a, n
premium of l72.
Several cases of cholera have APP
peared in the city of Narbomc,
Frapce. a disease suspected to be
cholera has appeared near Oporto,
Portugal.
Osman Digna led the Dervishes
who were defeated by the Italian
allies In hcren.
The General Act of the Anti
Slavery conference at Brussels was
signed June 30.
Two French inhabitants Of Cab
rock, near the frontier, were fired
upon June so by a German sentry.
They were gathering firewood in the
| forest, when the sentry challenged
| them and ordered them to withdraw.
AS they made no reply he fired,
| wounding one of them.
Prohibition went into effect in
| North Dakota midnight of June 80.
About half the saloon keepers will
! 90 out of business, the other half
going into the original package
traffic.
Captain Murrcll, who rescued the
passengers of the steamer Danmark
over q year ago, was TO be married
on the lst inst. TO Miss Mary Nc
Cormick, one of the sweetest and
prettiest girls in Baltimore.
| Buck Ewing, the famous New
York catcher, has revealed propos-
ais of the National League for ANAL
gamaton with the Players League,
winch the latter has rejected, and
Ewing does not believe the National
League clubs will last out the week.
| Eyrand, the French murderer who
was tracked through the United
States and Canada, and arrested on
the detection of a woman in Il Ia
vana millinery store, has reached
Paris and been lodged in prison
Enormous crowds turned out to SCI
him.
The ship Great Admiral, l04 day:
from Hongkong, arrived in New
York just in time to break u corne
in firccrackers, of which she hat
1000, 900 punches.
Convicts at coaling camp il
Texas assaulted and killed the 9uart
squad. They then visited anothe
camp and liberated three gangs.
large force of officers with blood
hounds is in pursuit, and bloodshet
is expected TO follow, as the convict
obtained firearms from farm houses
: Guatemala having interfered il
, the selection of President in Sal
vador, the people of Salvador appea
to Mexico for help. Mexico remain
neutral. Honduras will make com
mon cause with Guatemala, and Sal
, vador is seeking an alliance wit
Nicaragua and Costa RIGA. Gua
temala has declared a CENSORSHIP
over all kilograms. Everything is I
: be feared from Barilas, as he is
: tyrannical President.
Captain Erban, President OF tn
! board appointed to try the cruise
J Philadelphia, reports that the vess'
made an average speed Of ninetee
7 and a half knots per hour over
forty mile course. He would sui
> NIT written report July lst. Tll
= report will insure the acceptance {
y the Philadelphia, and guarantee
> the contractors premium of 500
600.
The second race between O'Col
nor, the Canadian oarsman, an
Stansbury of New South Vale
: which was rowed owing to a clai
by O'Connor that he was fouled /
If Stansbury in the first race, toe
place June 80, and was won |
> Stansbury, who thus wins $4,000 al
Al the championship of the world.
i The Examiners commercial ncy
: of July LIST has the following: 1T
heavy transactions and decline
A. the stocks of the Hawaiian CONNIE
IT cial and Sugar Company and Il
ic Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Coz
e pany were caused by the throws
" on the market of large block
J. hypothetical stock consequent
the legislation in Congress on Il
d Tariff bill-Hawaian selling fro
h 10! down To III and Hutchins,
,e from 229 IS. AT the close bett
n feeling prevailed, both stocks havil
n regained most of their loss"
Sugar 90 test was 81 in New 70
u June so.
|. General Middleton, the Britt
,e army officer commanding the Ca
d adian militia, has been compelled
s. resign, owing to exposures OF !
4. Illegal confiscation of furs belongil
IS to half-breeds while he was su
II pressing the Northwest rebellion.
The Glenliyat distillery in Sec
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