The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-05-17
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genuine, not merely verbal adhe-
sion. Official adviccs point TO the
selection of Signor Giolitti as Ru dini's
successor. The North German Ca
zette says that Giolitti will entirely
support the Crispi and Rudni for
eign policy, and would not allow any
reduction in the war budget or the
diminution of the military forces
Home rule and civil war is one of
the grim predictions made Of Ire
lands future. Lord Salisbury said
at meeting of the Primrose League,
CLONE rule would place hostile
island on our flank, and subject to
infinite damage and disgraceful
abandonment those in Ireland who
have ever fought for our cause" He
claimed that his promise OF six years
ago that Ireland would be pacific If
given general consideration in regard
to her material wants and firm, i'm
partial and continuous administration
of law had been fulfilled. The spirit
of disorder had gradually cowed be-
fore the spirit of law. Peace had so
restored Ireland that boycotting no
longer exists. Still there are men in
Ireland who have resolved to undo
this work.
Mrs. Florence Ethel Osborne who
was sentenced to nine months i'm.
prsonment for the theft of pearls
from her friend, Mrs. Hargreaves,
and for subsequent perjury, was re-
leased from prison on the lst of May
by order of Home Secretary Mat
thews. Her loyal husband, Captain
Osborne, met her at the door of the
jail and conducted her to the resi-
dence of his parents.
A British Columbia priest, Father
Chirouse, has been sentenced to one
years Imprisonment for sanctioning
the whipping of an Indian girl.
AMERICAN ITEMS.
The prophecy is made in Washing
ton that, despite the strong efforts
put forth in that direction, the
House Committee on Ways and
Means will not report favorably the
bill to place refined sugar on the
free list.
A Rome correspondent says the
Pope has confirmed the decision of
the propaganda in favor of the plan
advocated by Archbishop Ireland, of
allowing American Catholic schools
to be taught by State teachers, reli
gious instructions to be given after
school hours, the object being to re-
lieve Catholics of the burden of the
expense of separate schools.
Ferdinand Ward, of Grant and
Ward notoriety, was released from
the Sing Sing prison April 30th, hav-
ing served out his sentence. He
eluded all reporters, stepped into a
carriage and was driven to the depot
where he took the train for New
York. The will of his wife, Ella G,
Ward, leaves her property, valued at
$50, 000, to her only son.
Patrick O'Sullivan, the Cronin
suspect, died in the Joliet Oil. }
prison hospital last Thursday night.
To the last he maintained his inno-
cence.
Minister Robert Lincoln will pre-
sent to royalty at the next drawing
room of Queen Victoria no less than
twenty-one Americans.
1t is said that the belle of the
coming London season will be the
wife of a Chicago hotel keeper.
The notifications of the Behrng
Sea arbitration agreement and mOdals
Uivendi convention were exchanged
between Great Britain and the
United States last Saturday.
The anti-sllver men in Congress
thought the Bland bill was dead and
buried. Some of them are Mortified
to find that it was only sleeping and
that free coinage is likely to be
brought up again in the near future.
Senator FELTON, has introduced a
bill granting to Mrs. John F. Swift
SIP, 800 as salary due the late Minis
ter to Japan, according to the Gus
tom of giving the heirs of a Minister
one years salary after his death.
Western Missouri, Eastern Kansas,
Illinois and Oklahoma Territory were
visited by terrific storms last week.
Crops are ruined, stock drowned,
houses and barns demolished and in
many places the whole country is
inundated. The railroad traffic is
almost at standstll. No lives have
been lost, but the damage to pro-
perty is very great.
Senator Stanford has made up his
mind to resign from the Senate in the
early part of next year in case Re-
publican Legislature is elected this
fall. Mrs. Stanford is particularly
DESTROYS that the Senator should re-
sign on account of his ill-health.
The last carload of flour has been
sent forward to the famine districts
in Russia. In all PAL Russian car
loads, containing 5,239, 1928 pounds
of -four and corn meal. They were
despatched to names selected by the
Commissioners and approved by the
United States Minister, Mr.. Smith.
A queer trial is just now causing
much comment in this city. i. w