The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-03-31
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
UNITED STATES.

Secretary Blaine's success In car
rying through reciprocity with Brazil
is said to be envied by England and
Lord Salisbury.
The Nicaraguan bark Don Nicolas,
from Newcastle, New South Wales,
for San Francisco, foundered at sea.
All han Is were saved. The bark
was commanded by Capt. Pendeton.
She was built in 1896.
Washburton Vike, the English ex-
plorer, has returned from the Arctic
circle, where he has been during the
last two years in search of musk
oxen and buffalo. His party under
went terrible suffering in their
journey. He was fairly successful
in his hunting, bringing the skins of
over fifty musk oxen.
Dispatches from Chile say there
has been severe fighting near Val
paraiso recently and that 200 insur-
gents were taken prisoners, tied to-
gether and shot with cannon and
muskets by the Government troops
Carter has challenged Jacob
Schaefer to play billiards for the
championship of the world.
1t is ann; unced that Theodore
Thomas will likely be the musical
director OF the worlds fair,
A deadlock has occurred in tie
Nebraska Senate.
johnny Mackay, the actor, died
at Cincinnati, March 22d.
A Washington despatch of March
22d says: 1t is expected that the
regular annual proclamation for the
protection Of fur seals in Behring
sea will be issued by the President
the early part of the present week
The negotiations between the United
States and Great Britain with re-
spect to the waters of Behring Sea,
it is said have not advanced far
enough as yet to warrant any modii.
cation of the usual form of the pro-
clamation.
A report to the Department of
State from the late United States
Minister to Japan states that after
long deliberation the native Presby
terrain Church in that country has
seen fit TO recast the time tried doc
trine of the Presbyterian Church
and even to make additions to the
Apostles Creed.
Washington, March 2lst.-Gen-
eral joseph e. Johnston died shortly
after / O'Clock tonight General
Johnston was the last, save General
beauregard, of the SIN full Generals
of the Confederacy.
This afternoon (Mar. ld), in the
presence OF a joint assembly of the
West Virginia Legislature, Lieuten-
ant r. NJ. Brown of the United
States navy, one of the heroes of Sa-
moa, was presented with beautiful
and suitably inscribed sword.
Vineyard Haven, Mass. Mar. ii.
The United States steamship Ga
lena and tug No. Q went ashore last
night one mile south of Gay Head
Lighthouse, in fog. The officers
and crew, seventy-seven in number,
were taken off by the Galena S
boats and Broeeche's buoy. Both
vessels are badly damaged. A des-
patch of later date says the Gaena
was pronounced beyond help and
was going to pieces.
1t is estimated the amount of the
subsidy required for the proposed
steamship line between Australia
and Canada on the basis of Austria
las grant Of $50, 900 and Canada's
grant of f20, 600, is fl00, 900 yearly.
1t is not probable the Government
will accede.
A San Francisco despatch says
that Jake Kilrain of Baltimore
knocked out George Godfrey of
Boston, at the California Athletic
Club 5 rooms, on the night of March
18th. 1t took Jakey forty-four
rounds to knock the Boston fellow
out, therefore the California papers
are down on kilrain.
Az st. Paul, Min, on Mar. 23d,
Denny kelliher was knocked out by
Australian Smith in the eighth
round.
Ted Pritchard, champion middle
weight of England, defeated Jack
Burke, the Irish Lad, in 8 minutes
and Z seconds, in London. Pritchard
has challenged any middle weight in
America to try conclusions with him.
A terrible and bloody day of as
sassination occurred in New Orleans
March l4th. Nine Sjcilians were
shot down. The citizens of New Or
leans declare the storming of the Jail
was justified. Complications may
arise between the respective Govern
ments on account of the ARRAY.
EUROPE.