The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-10-14

OdSe, ulltCloi VI WV
fc Company, is also cited to appear
and show cause why he should not
be punished for contempt for failing
to answer subpoena of the Grand
Jury.
THE ITATA CASE.
The bond for the release of The
Itata has been sent to San Diego for
the signatures of the bondsmen. The
bond is $l2O,OOO. The Spreckels
people seem to have the ltata In
terests in hand.
The Itata holding her proper clear
ance papers sailed yesterday from
San Diego to Valparaiso. Hundreds
of people watched her departure and
her spectators gave hearty cheer as
the anchor disappeared above the
water and she started down the har-
Dor. Twenty or thirty passengers
were on board, and in answer to the
cheers on shore the parting salute
and "Viva Goblerno Provisorio de
la Republic de Chile were waited
back.
THE HOME OF REVOLUTION.
Trouble is brewing in Salvador and
there is much bitter feeling against
President Ezeta. His partisans are
deserving him, says the latest des-
patch.
The papers have been filled dur
ing the last few days with the revo-
luton in Guatemala; according to
reports many were killed and the
CITY was the scene of the widest
excitement and confusion. President
Barillas dared not move without
body guard and the citizens who
were opposed to Barillas could not
leave their houses without danger OF
being shot down by the troops. Now
comes cable from Guatemala to its
Consul General, Jacob Diaz, at New
York, dated October lst, saying:
"Absolute peace reigns in Guate-
mala. Deny all rumors of revolu-
tions, which are false and malicious.
(Signcd) BARILLAs."
Personal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Spreckels are
sojourning in Paris.
Mrs. Frank Leslie of literary fame
was married Oct. 4th TO VIM. &. X.
Wilde, brother of the famous
esthetic Oscar Wilde, at the Church
of the Strangers, New York.
A daughter was born to the wife
of ex-President Grover Cleveland on
Oct. 3.
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.
Nevada ought to have corner on
borax, for over one-half of the boraS
in the world is taken over the Carson
& Colorado railroad from marshes in
Southern Nevada.
The State Fair held in Sacramento
was grand success this year. There
was quite a rivalry between the coun'
ties in their exhibits. Colusa came
off first, however, as the banner
county and took the first prize Of
$3.50; second, Placer county, $500
third, Gold county, $3.50; fourth
Sacramento, $3.50; fifth, Sonoma
$50; sixth, Tulare, $3.50.
One of the two fur seals in thu
deer paddock IN Golden Gate Parl
was killed on the 10Th by an infuri
ated buck. Speaking of the Parl
reminds me that they have had al
addition to the Park band in the per
, son of A. Spaldim, formerly o
Havana and Milan, who has been ap
pointed leader.
A romantic wedding took place a
: Salt Lake City during the convention
of the Irrigation Congress. Will S
Green, editor of the Colusa Sun ant
delegate to the convention, and Mis-
Sallie B. Morgan of Mississippi wer
the contracting parties. Bisho
Seaman of the Roman Cathoi
Church performed the ceremony an
J, Col. John P. irish acted as best man
Anthony p. Dalton, whose tru
name is said to be Dickinson, ha
II been arrested here for burglary. IL
1t is believed to be the same light
~ fingered gentleman who successful
u robbed many stores in Honolulu b
cutting through from floor abov
and lowering himself into the plac
by means of rope.
One of the conspirators among tn
seven conyicts of San Quentin VIII
!. had laid their plans to escape an
had everything in readiness to az
complish their purpose, has confesse
to Warden Hall, who by his energ
and foresight nipped the scheme
i the bud. Five revolvers with 20
cartridges were concealed in tn
carpenter shop. They intended
- murder the guards.
The Leland Stanford, Jr., Unive
i sity was dedicated and duly opene
n last Thursday morning. At lea
70 5000 spectators were present. III
exercises we're impressive, and I'll
7 address delivered by the founder
the University, Hon. Leland Sta
ford, was very eloquent. -Four hu
bred and forty students are enrollt
, and, by the way, | note the name
- James C. White, of Honolulu, amor
the number.
Mrs. Leland Stanford's benev
lence in giving 100000 for t
endowment of five free kinder CARTE