The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-07-21
There is no chance for the recovery

There is no chance for the recovery
of Rev. Charles Sturgeon.
Deputies Gayary and Polonyi OF
France fought a duel with sabres,
and Polonyi was severely wounded.
Fire in the Stanley colliery near
Durham caused loss of S 300, 900.
Five hundred men were thrown out
of work.
A mailman just out of lunatic
asylum shot mt President Carnot
while the President was assisting at
the opening of new street in Paris.
1t was hard TO keep the crowd from
Iynching the man.
The Emperor and Empress of Ger
many are visiting the British Isles.
They had glorious reception. EN-
peror William has gone to Scotland.
The Prince and Princess of Wales
have had the Queens consent to visit
Germany in full state the coming
autumn, having been invited to do so
by The Emperor.
The municipal election at Metz re-
suited in the return of nine Germans
and twentytbree professors against
the German domination of Alsace-
Lorraine. The result has created
sensation in Berlin.
Abingdon Bard, an English sport,
bought the York house, Regents
Park, for Mrs. Langtry, also paid
off her debts in connection 18th the
Princess Theatre. On a recent occa-
sion Mr.. Baird returned home unex-
pectedly and found a man dining
with Mrs. Langtry. Baird fired the
man out, then, assanlting Mrs. Lang
try, he knocked her down and kicked
her in the face in such way as to
dis69ure the "Lily's" features. The
surgeon who attended on Ter says it
is probable she will never act again.
Mrs. Langtry began an action for as
sault against Baird, but he repeated
of his deed and went TO the house
again. Then, as donceur and to
prev mt further action, he paid her
the sum of f25 600 in Bank of Eng
land notes.
Jem Smith, the ex-champion of the
English ring, was done up by Ted
Pritchard, champion middleweight,
in four rounds. The fight was for
the championship of England and
SO, 900 under London rules.
Christople of the Credit Foncier,
in an interview relative to the Pana-
ma Canal, said if the engineering
experts pronounced in favor of pro-
ceeding with the work, financial plans
to retrieve the enterprise would not
fail.
The free education bill has passed
third reading in the British House of
Commons.
The eruption of Mt. Vesuvius is
increasing. The lava has reached
the rear of the observatory. Earth
quakes accompany the eruption.
Hon. W. ii, Gladstone, on of the
great statesman, has d:l from the
effects of chloroform, administered
for the purpose of an operation to
remove tumOr.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Stansbury has defeated Mclean
in sculling match on the Paramatta
river, Australia.
In consequence of cholera at
Mecca, pilgrims from there have to
be quarantined 20 days before going
through the Suez Canal.
Port-au-Prince, Hayti, is still oc-
cupied by 5000 troops, although the
civil courts are allowed 10 perform
their functions.
The Yarra Yarra river, Australia,
has overlooked, blocking the rail
roads and rendering thousands of
people homeless.
THE CHILEAN WAR.
Gables from Chile received in New
York ON the 18th state that plan
to capture he Government torpedo
boats Lynch and Condell at Valpa-
raiso by bribing the crews has been
discovered by the Government. On
Tuesday and Friday last week the
insurgents engaged the Government
forces il battle at Coquimbo. and
were defeated with great loss of life.
A Lisbon despatch of the 18th
says: The new Chilean cruiser Fra
znriz sailed to-day from France for
the Portuguese port where she will
complete the work of taking on sup
plies. The hurryiDg away of the
vessel, 'ncompleteIy victnaled, from
French shores shows how uncertain
the dictator's delegates feel their po-
stion to be.
The telegraph lines to Santiago
have been closed for week, posi-
bly, by Balmaceda's orders. Proba-
bly, the wires have been cut.
Late news is that the insurgent
feet was going south to attack the
Presidents fleet before the powerful
new vessels arrive from Europe.