The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-12


Government has largely oyerestimat-
ed the quantity Of cereals in Russia,
and will be compelled to buy grain
in America
st. Petersburg, Nov. 2l.-Accord-
ing to an official estimate 3 coo, OOO,-
900 pools of gram will be needed in
Russia IRON abroad. 1t is reported
that the Minister Of the Interior, who
has been Disgusting the true state Of
affairs from the Gar, will have to
resign.
THE AMERICAN BUFFALO.
London, November 2i.-Pure-br
Western buffaloes have arrived in
England from America, and their fu-
ture home is to be in the park at
Haggerston Castle, Leland's place in
Northumberland.
Discomfort IN GERMANY.
London, Nov. "a. i The enthusias-
tic reception accorded to Prince Bis
marck when he passed through Berlin
may be regarded as an outward and
visible sign Of the uneaslness which
generally prevails in Germany re-
specting the recent drift Of public
affairs. The Emperor's blunderings
! have alarmed all classes. When
Prince Bismarck was at the helm ev-
erybody felt safe, for Russia was
then a real friend. and France was
still isolated and in rejection, while
the policy of Austria and Italy was
dictated from Berlin. Now not on Y
is there an undisguiscd rapproche-
ment between Russia and France,
but the relations between Austria
and Russia have become more friend
" than they have ever been since the
Crimean war, and if Austria showed
signs Of Withdrawing from The triple
alliance, everyone knows that Italy
would at once throw over Germany.
Then, in spite OF the EmperOr's
really obsequous efforts to cOncilIate
Sweden, Denmark and Greece, those
countries have deliberately thrown
themselves into the arms Ol Russia.
Bismarck 5 wise policy WAS 10 Isolate
France, bnt the Emperor William in
the last two years has gone a long
way towards isolaGing Germany.
There IS a painful lmpresl that
the French have really grown strong,
~ impression which r. intensified 10y
The fact shat The confidence Of the
Germans in the iuUntIblIjDy Of their
army has been seriously shaken Of
late, while their arrogant belief il
the sagacity Of Their foreign policy
has been entirely shattered. The
Empcror's prestige has utterly de-
parted; for since Bi,marck'5 retire
ment all his moves have turned out
to be false ones, and he ms expert
enced Notifying REFUSES from both
France and Russia.
NOTABLE SPEECH 81 SALISBURY.
Birmingham, NOV. "a. Lord sal
ishury spoke at length Tonight to
great crowd in Masonic Hall on the
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