The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-03-17
Es HOPE.
THE FRENCH INCIDENT.

London, March 5.-There is a
seml-oflicial authority for the state
ment that Lord Salisbury proposes
to eXpel Boulanger from British
territory. The Government is deeply
irritated by Boulanger's conduct in
connection with the visit of the En-
press Frederick to Paris, as he is
believed to have inspired the assaults
in the Boulanglst press upon the
Empress, and to have planned an
even greater insult than was actually
directed to her.
The Paris correspondent of the
Times declares that part of the irri-
tation caused by the visit of the
Empress Frederick to France was
due to the Cologne Gazette's ex-
preston, "bubenhatte Belidigun-
gen." being translated into French
as ''injurs DIES polissons. The
translation, "indignity by scamps,"
was much too strong for the meaning
of the words.
Berlin, March 5.-It was remarked
at the Court concert yesterday that
the Emperor was markedly cordial to
Nine. Herbette, wife of The French
ambassador. The general anger over
the recent outburSt of French Chau-
vinism is subsiding.
German officers have entered all
trains at the Asace-Lorraine frontier
and turned back a large number of
passengers whose passports did not
conform to the new rules. The Ber-
lin newspapers heartily approve the
loyalty expressed in the address OF
the Alsace Lorraine Parliament yes
terday to the Emperor, as the first
expression of such a nature slna the
Franc0-PruSSian war. Hope is ex-
pressed that the Emperor will accede
to the Parlament's appeal for the
repeal or mitigation of the stringent
passport regulations.
1t has TRANSFERRED that Helena
Markovic and Helena Knicanine, who
attempted to kill King Milan 1882,
have been strangled to death in
prison. Milan has requested M.
Garaschanine to institute an inquiry
into the killing.
PROTECTION URGED IN FRANCE.
NJ. Meline, in the Chamber of
Deputies March 5, presented the re-
port of the Tariff Committee. The
report alfirms the necessity of pro-
tecting the agricultural industries
and manufactures OF France, and
argues that such action will benefit
the consumers as well as the pro-
ducers. An increase in the tariff,
says the report, would augment the
public revenue and develop home
trade. II instances the results
brought about by protection in the
United States.
The National Liberals of Geestem-
uende have decided to run Bismarck
for the Reichstag.
The Spanish Cortes opened March
2. The Queen Regent, in her speech,
announced that commercial treaties
with foreign nations are not to be
renewed and that it has been found
necessary to establish customs rea-
tons in several new cases with for
eign States.
ANOTHER MONTE CARLO TRAGEDY.
Monte Carlo has again been start
led by sudden death. This time is
an English physician, DR.. Seegart,
who had been winning enormous
sums at the gaming tables. The I'M
fortunate physician fell dead as he
was seated in front of crouper at
one of the gaming tables. Apoplex,
is announced as being the cause of
DR.. Seegart's death.
THE AUSTRIAN ELECTIONS.
A manifesto has been issued by
the Old Czechs upon the recent cleo
tons. They declare that since the
result of the elections show the de-
sire of the people to adopt policy
different from that followed by the
men who have grown gray in the
service of the nation, the leaders OF
the old Czech party will retire from
| public life.
SALE OF A FAMOUS STALLION.
The United States War Department
has purchased in England the Hack
ney stallion, the Star of Nepaul,
which ran second at the lslingtOn
Horse Show. The price was $1,000.
| The Italian and United States Gov
ernments are to compete fol the priz
for running breeders in horses, and
are paying large prices for good
! selections.
SUICIDE OF a BANKER.
Robert Lindsay Antrobus, second
son Of Sir Edmund Antrobus and