The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-08-04
UROPE.

have prepared their guns for action.
EUROPE.
Henry John Atkinson, member for
Boston, was expelled from the House
| of Commons for week for charging
the Speaker with abuse of power in
placing on the records that Atkinson
had frivoously challenged the ac-
curacy of divisions.
Lord Mountstephen, President of
the Canadian Pacific Railway, who
D was raised to the peerage in May,
has taken the usual oath and sub
scrihed to the roll of peers. This is
the first instance of native of a
British colony being made peer.
The Emperor of Germany person
ally conducted religious services on
the imperial yacht the Sunday he
spent at Christiana.
Floods are causing much loss of
life and property in Posen, Ger
many.
Nine persons attending a flower
show at Augsburg, England, were
struck by lightning and three Of
them killed.
DR.. Koch has decided to devote
his whole time to the supervision of
his ARCHAEOLOGICAL institute.
Italy will cut down her diplomatic
and consular service IN order to meet
a deficit for the current year of
1900, 900 lire (about Sl4 900, 000).
More than forty people were killed
and l04 injured in a railway wreck
at st. Mande, France, the result of
gross negligence.
The French squadron in Russia
has been visited by the Gar and
Czarina.
Jacques St. Cere, the foreign edi-
tor of the Paris Figaro, says the visit
of Emperor William to England was
a failure. The Prince Of Wales spoke
to many persons of the Kaiser as a
self-invited guest. st. Cere says the
Emperor tried TO get political work
in, but the English Government was
doing everything to avoid a second
visit.
Interest in the Worlds Fair has
been greatly increased in Paris by
the visit of the commissioners.
A Boulangi't demonstration in
Paris was attend d by 1000 persons.
A resoluti II to recall ambassador
Herbette from Berlin was drowned
in all uproar, and crowd of anarch-
lists entering the hall drove out the
Boulangists.
Henry NJ. Stanley met with an
accident in the Alps, fracturing his
left ankle.
The Liberals have made an i'm
portant gain by carrying the election
in the Northern division of Cam
bridgeshire, where at the previous
election the Conservative defeated
the home ruler by 1887.
UNITED srATEs.
A New York World correspondent
at Callao reports that the steam
launch of the U. S. s. Pensacola was
blown up by the Chilean torpedo
boat Condell, which mistook it for
rebel craft, and all the five men on
board were killed. A letter from
Admiral Mccain received the same
day says nothing about such an cpl
sode, but states that the Pensacola
was preparing to leave for San
Francisco. The story is considered
fake in naval quarters at home.
DR.. Henry Il. Helmbold, who has
fortune of $4,000, 900 from his
patent medicines, is raving maniac
in the asylum at Trenton, N. j.
Ex-Governor Paul Dillingham; of
Vermont has died nearly 80 years
old.
Large quantities of ammunition
and hundreds of cases of rifles are
being shipped to the Chilean insur-
gents from San Francisco in bales of
hay.
A fire at Los Gatos, CAL, des-
troyed nine buildings. Sanger, IA
miles from Fresno, had $4,000
scorching. Forest fires are doing
much damage.
Customs Inspector Baird shot Dep
uty-Sheriff Geo. W. Poor dead and
wounded j. K. Terry, at Wooley,
Skagit county, Washington state.
Conflicting reports of the cause are
given, which make each side accuse
the other of smuggling operations.
The Marvin, a returned sealer at
Victoria, reports that three whalers
were at Oonalaska when she was
there. One of them, the Northern
Light of San Francisco, had captured
eleven whales, and, besides valua-
bic cargo of oil, had on board over
$4,000 worth of whalebone The
steamer Jessie Freeman reported
four whales captured, but the Lewis
had not taken any up to date.
The American and British cruisers
have driven a great many sea!ers
away from Behring Sea. The U. S.
5. Rush fired at two schooners that
did not respond to her hailng. One,
an American, hove to, but the other,
flying the British flag, escaped.