The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-07-31
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The United States General APP
praisers have sustained the San
Francisco Collector Of Customs in
imposing a duly on the wreckage
material from the United States ships
Vandalia and Trenton at Samoa.
The United States presented the
wrecks 10 Samoa, and the Govern
ment of Samoa went shares with a
San Francisco firm TO realize on the
material.
Three members Of the firm of Boy
den & Co., Chicago, were sentenced
10 60 days Imprisonment each for con-
tempt, in refusing to show their
books in court. After considerable
argument an appeal was granted,
under which defendants are out on
$4,000 bonds each.
Jennie Cramer's mother committed
suicide at New Haven on the 10th.
Jennie was murdered in 1876 and
her mothers distress since has never
departed. Walter MalIey is at
liberty on $4,000 bonds, the jury
having disagreed in his trial for
Jennie's murder. The father COM
mitted suicide year after the muir
der.
A Los Angeles despatch of July
% says: Marsha Gard does not in
tend TO let the ILata sail away again
with any of his deputies, so on Mon
day he went on board the ship and
took with him a machinist, who dis
mantled the engines to such an ex-
tent it will be Impossible to get up
steam The Marshal considers her
as safe as if the CharlestOn's big
guns were turned on her. The
Marshal on Monday notified Captain
Remy of the Charleston that the pres
ence of the cruiser was no longer
necessary.
Rev. John Q, Paxton, the famous
New York Presbyterian, in an inter-
view at Pittsburg, said that the Pres
byterlan Church was undou teddy on
the brink Of "a revolution. The fol
lowers of DR.. Briggs are openly de-
tiant, and the general assembly and
church are undetermined 1t was
his hope that concessions would be
made and Briggs and his followers
remain in the church. OF course, if
they insist the church must accept
reason as coordinate with the word
of God, then there will be a split.
A test case is to be made of the
con @titutionalily of that part OF the
electrocuton law of New York which
forbids reporting the events by news
papers.
The Jewish Alliance of America
has issued lengthy appeal and plan
Of action with regard to Russian Jew
immigration.
DR.. William Barnes, Decatur, lii
nois, has built new nose with the
bones of cat for r. d. Rowe, Of
Las Vegas, New Mexico, who had
his nose broken when a child. 1t is
claimed that similar operation on
woman's nose by the same doctor
proved success.
General Graham, commandment at
the Preside, San Francisco, will
issue orders prohibiting any officer
or soldier of his command from gam
bling, either within the limits of the
garrison or in saloons in the vicinity.
Senator Sherman, according to q
Cincinnati despatch, has announced
his desire to be rejected to the Sem
ate.
Mrs. f. L. Davenport, the actress,
died at Canton, Penn. She was the
mother of Fanny Davenport.
Venezuela refuses to negotiate
treaty reciprocity with the United
States, claiming that there would be
no compromising advantages under
the terms proposed by the United
States.
Ex-President Cleveland has pro-
missed Governor Campbell to make
six speeches in Ohio.
A decision by Judge Coke of the
U. s. Circuit Court for the Southern
District of New York awards to
Charles +. Bush the sole and exclu-
sive right in the United States for the
manufacture and sale Of every type
of modern electric storage batteries.
John Zimmerman, an inmate of
the Soldiers Home at Grand Rapids,
Michigan, has been notified by the
German Consulin Chicago that for
tune of $3.50 awaits him III the
old country.
EUROPE.
The London Chronicle attacks Sir
George Baden-Powell, the English
Behring Sea Commissioner, for indis-