The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-04-23

Edgard Bouliquy. an American
ba. been Jailed at Use City of Mos.
leo.
4 fatal Hotel fire occurred OF
Omaha un the l2th instant, ia Which
two nfcmen were killed and several
others were injured.
SOME live hundred funerals ts0k
place in New Norl, CITY ou tlc l2lh
instant as the result of the grip
An orange show, called the south
ern California Orange Carnival
opened at Chicago on the 18Th iu.
staut.
There were no new developments
in the Italian affair up to the time
tne steamer left San Francisco, and
the reyiviug interest has lap,ed into
II disposition to quietly await what
the next few days may bring forth
High officials are certainly incredu-
lous a. respects Italy's intention Of
taking such hostile step as order
ing Minister Porter from Rome would
be.
EUA0TE.
Car dinal Lavigcrie having conse-
Grated the Armed Brothers Of the
Sahara they will at once begin the
work to which they have dedicated
their lives. Their purpose is to COM
bat slavery in the Sahara.
In accordance with the opinions of
the legal advisers OF the Foreign
Office the Chilean cruisers built in
France will be handed over to the
Government of Balmacpda under the
stipulation that no French crews
shall be engaged and that the only
assistance the vessels shall get in
France will he permission to coal
and complete such equipments as
are necessary to enable them to reach
Chile.
Latest advices from India concern
Ing the massacre at Manipur are that
Commissioner Quiuton was decapi-
tated aud his body horribly hacked,
his limbs being thrown outside the
city walls, where they were dev0ur-
ed by dogs. Two officers, whose
names are not given, and a bugler
were spared. Mr.. Grimwood, the
British political agent, and two other
officers were shot. The bodies of
all the victims were brutally mutilat-
ed and thrown to the dogs.
In speech at the Marine Acad-
envy at Kiel the Kaiser said the navy
would exercise the chief offensive
part in the next war, and should en-
deavor to annihilate the enemy by u
grand coup, its duties in this respect
resembling those OF the cavalry
ashore.
A series of experiments with quick
fire guns has been made at Canet's
great factory at Havre in the pre-
sence of French officers. In an in
terview the Danish General, Lime
mann, sad that large gun was fired
nine times in forty five seconds,
while another of heavier caIiber was
discharged seven times in lifty-fou
seconds. The results of expert
ments, he added, justified the belief
that French factories can success
fully compete with any ordnance fac
tories in the world.
Herbette, French ambassador to
Germany, has sent Minister of For
eign Affairs Ribot a dispatch full of
misgivings as to the nature of his
relations with the Berlin Foreign
Office. He says that Chancellor Won
Caprivi treats him with formal polite.
ness, while Emperor William, who
was formerly affabe, now speaks
CURLY and has shown positive i'll
humor toward Frenchmen whom Her
bette has introduced at his recep
lions. All this, which is undoubLed-
ly due to the dissatisfaction with the
treatment received by the Empress
Frederick in Paris, causes increased
anxiety in Government circles here.
POLICE GuI,nT,