The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-07-21
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
San francisco, July II, Ter s. s.
Aasir liz.
UNITED STATES.

Henry NlllaTu mas returncV IRON
Europe and is at the head of
the North American Company, which
will go heavily into railway financier-
ing.
The principal glucose works of
the country are going into the hands
of English capitalists. They are
valued at SIG, 900, 900, and to handle
the plants the English Company will
float bonds of $40, 200, 900 par value.
The watch trust has collapsed
owing to the Elgin Company's with
drawal forced by the Illinois anti
trust law.
Robert G. Ingersoll says if Nc
Kinley wins the election for Cover
nor OF Ohio, he will be nominated by
reclamation for the Presidency and
carry all the doubtful States.
Customs officers at Victoria seized
the sloop Flora, of Seattle, Wash. f,
for neglecting to report inward. A
fine of $500 was imposed. If it is
not paid IN thirty days the vessel
will be conlisoated and sold at auc-
ton. The officers found the vessel
was a smuggler, having sixteen
Chinese on board who were to be
landed ON the United States shore.
Capt. Maunzen of tie Chilean
steamer Itata was fined $500 at San
Diego. Marshal Gard has libelled
the arms and ammunition. The
Itata is in bad shape, her trip show
ing plainly on the nachihery. Capt.
Remey expected the Charleston
would remain at San Diego some
weeks.
Professors. T. C. Mendenball and
G. Hart Merriam, the u. s. Commits
sioners to visit the Behriug Sea, will
be conveyed there by the U. 5.
steamer AlbatrosS. SIR Baden Pow
ell of England and Sir William Daw-
son, Principai of McGill College,
Montreal, the British Commissioners
to confer with the American ones at
the sealing islands, will be taken
from Victoria by the British trans
port Danube.
William @. Judge, a New York
lawyer, will rule over the Theoso-
phsts of the world in the late Ma
dame Blavatsky's stead.
Edwin Booth is poorly and may
never play again.
Tom Cannon, the American wrest-
Ter, defeated all-comers in Berlin.
He has been elected member Of the
Atlas Verein and presented with a
gold medal in laurel wreath, sur
mounted by the German and Ameri-
can eagles.
Four murderers, one japanese,
were electrocuted in Sing Sing prison,
New York, July Z. A current of
5000 volts was used and death was
instantaneous in every case.
Senator Stewart of Nevada has
written sharp open letter to Senator
John Sherman Oh the silver question.
1t concludes: But whatever you
may do the limit of contraction has
been reached. The voice of the peo-
pie will now be heard"
Maud S., queen of the trotting
turf, has been bred to the celebrated
California stallion Ansel, for which
Robert Bonner paid Gov. Stanford
$4,000.
At Chicago the California mare
Louise NJ. broke the record by
covering one mile and 100 ~yards
in :464. While her admirers
were still jublant and her victory
only two hours old, the colt Van
Buren, covered the same distance in
1:45.
The New York Commercial Adver,
Users Washington special says;
There is good reason for believing
Wanamaker will not remain much
longer in the Cabinet. He may be
reluctant to retire under suspicion,
but the probabilities are that he will
have no choice. (The suspicion
referred to is in connection with the
colossal swindles of John Bardsley
in Philadelphia
William G. Byrne, commercial
traveller belonging to Missouri, was
killed at the Harbor View baths, San
Francisco, by striking his head in
diving.
John w. Mackay is in Nevada to
take temporary charge of the opera
tons of the Consolidated California
and Virginia and other mines con-
trolled by himself and J l.. Flood.
The sealing schooner Maggie Mac
has arrived at Victoria, having taken
only three skins. She was stopped
at the entrance to Behrng Sea by
tue U. S. S. Thetis, shown the pro-
clamation and warned that if caught
in the sea she would be seized.
Other schoOners are reported on the
way home, having also been warned.
The Liberals defeated the Nor
mons at Salt Lake City, securing six
out of ten members of the Board of
Education, and carrying the whole
city by 700 majority.
Someone placed bundle of rags
saturated with gasoline in the locker
of Regan vapor launch shipped
rom San Francisco to Portland. On
The trial trip the stuff caught fire and
The party on board had hard work to
/ save the boat and their own lives
Henry P. Dimond, of San Francisco,
President of the Regain Vapor Engine
Co., was one of the party on board.
Edward Burgess, the celebrated