The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-21
DISSATISFIED INDIANS,


kane, Wash, with the Spokane In
dams under Chiefs Enoch, John
Stevens and Thomas Gary, relative
to the removal of the latter tribe to
their portion of the Occur dAlene
reservation.
In spite of the peace assurances of
Saltes, the Spokanes we're obdurate
and demanded money instead of the
lands allotted to them, and the con-
ference was unsatisfactory.
According to the terms of the APP
preparation each Indian over years
of age receives eighty acres of land.
The money appropriation is to be
used by Agent Hartman to erect
grist mills, buildings, purchase cat
tie, etc. Transportation is to be
furnished to the tribe to the reser-
walton.
SLUGGER CoRBETT.
Corbett wants nothing to do with
Goddard His only game is Nit
chell.
TERRIBLE TIME IN CHILE.
Chilean advices say vandalism, in
fluenza, highway robbery, railway
disasters, have now suicide as a
powerful ally in their work of de-
struction in Chile. Scarcely day
passes that cases of self-murder are
not reported either at the capital or
Valparaiso, while reports are con
stantly reaching the city from the
interior of similar occurrences.
GUNBoAT LOST.
The Portuguese gunboat Guadiana
has foundered off Cascaes, fifteen
miles west of Lisbon on the Allan
tic. All on board were saved.
THE SAMOAN NAVAL STATION ASSURED.
At last the United States is in
position to establish the long-desired
coal station at Samoa. During the
ugly complications there growing
out of the claim of Germany to
supremacy on the islands and after
the destruction of the United States
feet by hurricane the old conces-
sion to the United States of the har-
Dor of Pago Pago was revived, and
Congress appropriated 100000 for
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ton.
1t was necessary to acquire twenty
five acres needed for the station, but
it was found there were numerous
claimants, and to save controversy
and time the Government was OBJ
liged to buy all adverse claims, pay
ing 5000 for them. The remainder
of the appropriation is to be applied
to the purchase of lands adjoining
the station proper for a garrison
that may eventually be quartered at
the station. The remaining funds
will be applied to the construction
of landing wharf, the plans of
which have recently been completed.
Work will commence as soon as all
claims are quoted.
DIED FROM HYDROPHOBIA.
William Lincoln, the former pay
ing teller of one of the largest ma
tional banks in New York City, died
on the 4th inst. from hydrophobia at
his handsome residence in Morrisi-
ana. The doctors agree that it was
a genuine case of rabies.
TO RRFINE SUGAR.
A stock company organized to en-
gage in the refining of sugar ha:
just been incorporated at Yonkers
N. Y. 1t is known as the Nationa
Sugar Refining Company of Yon
kers, and is composed of d. Howell
Nathaniel Tooker and Albert Banker
The capital stock is S750,000. TIL,
company bought the plant used TO
sugar boiling for the past forty year
by Jacob Read, and expects soon t.
} turn out 1000 barrels of sugar day
WORK OF THE MAFIA.
In an investigation into the dealt
of Eligero Martina, an Italian, killet
in a Chicago saloon, the police hav
found evidence that it was the wor
of the Malta. Seven Italians wh'
were present at the time of the muir
/ der have been arrested.
INVOLVES EIGHT MILLIONS
, In the suit of Congressman Jane
Belden against Judge Stevenso
Burke and others, and the Colun
bus, Toledo and Hooking Vale.
/ Railroad, involving $9,0OO,0O0, Jus
1 tice Ingraham at New York CAV
Judgment for the defendants.
5 GLOOM AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
a The truth is at last faced tia
there is no power on earth can say
I the life of Mrs. Harrison, wife of tn
I President of the United States.
Y The mental and physical strai
upon the President during the las
> two months has been very great an
r has left its mark upon him. At til
/ Cabinet meeting on October Nj
Harrison for the first time gave out
ward evidence of the great Athletic
which is hanging over him. His aC
visers saw it and considerably will
drew, seeing that he was too deepl
u moved to discuss affairs of state III
Q der such trying circumstances.
! The strain upon the President Ia
II been almost more than he coul
S bear. His anxiety for the fate {
his wife has been rendered doub
acute by the demands made upo
him by the exigencies of the Pres
II dental campaign, as we'll as by in
IS portant affairs of state that ha'
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