The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-29
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
San Francisco, Dec. 81, per s. s.
Australia.
UNITED STATES.

James G. Blaine is in dying con-
dition at his residence in Washing
ton.
The freshmen classes of Yale Uni
versity have been prohibited from
taking part in any intercollegiate
baseball game during the coming
session. This is to punish them for
the disturbance they made in the
New Haven opera house at cele
bration of the successful football
season.
There was a rush for the first So
600 Worlds Fair half-dollar souvenir
coins received in Chicago. The sup
ply would only satisfy 431 orders out
of 5000 received.
Durburow of Illinois has intro
duced a resolution in the House to
repeal the religious legislation per
tanning to the Worlds Fair, and
leave the matter of Sunday observa-
ton to within the power of the ex-
hibition authorities.
Bodies of Homestead mill workers
who died under suspicious circum-
stances will be disinterred and ex-
amined for evidence of poisoning.
Patrick Gallagher and j. NJ. David
son, confessedly prisoners of non
union steel-workers, are awaiting
trial.
After a semi-panic on the New
York Stock Exchange, money is re-
ported easier with fears regarding
gold export quoted.
Secretary Foster has renewed his
policy of stocking up the treasury
with gold to make up for the heavy
drafts from abroad. He offers in
ducements to bankers all over the
country to exchange their gold for
any kind of currency they desire.
A judgment against the whisky
trust in Chicago will, if sustained,
deprive the trust of Sl5,OOO,0OO of
consumers money.
1t transpires that Mgr. Satolli has
power from Rome to decide without
appeal questions pending between
the bishops and the priests in the
United States. A 'high church
authority" makes a statement in
Guiding the following words, "The
Holy See approves entirely the pro-
ceedings of the American bishops
who seek to draw closer church and
state, the republic and religion"
Alexander Russell Webb lately re-
signed the Office of United States
Consul at Manila to preach Islamism
in his own country. He was last
heard of soliciting contributions in
Hyderabad for his mission, and had
secured there and elsewhere $4,000
The money will be used to establish
/ lslamite newspapers ond looture
courses in American cities. Webb
will also publish new version OF
the Koran.
A Washington special to the
Chronicle says the Democratic lead
ers are already preparing to attack
!, the sugar bounty and the steamship
subsidies. Rep. Catchings said il
answer to question that the sugar
bounty was subject to repeal like
l any ordinary law. The Supreme
, Court had years ago decided the
= question in the case of bounty OF
salt passed by the Legislature o
. Michigan, when salt wells were dis
t covered in that State, which was re
= pealed after large amount of CAPT
. tai had been attracted to the indus
3 try. He said he favored the repea
: of the bounty, but in it's stead want
ed tariff placed on sugar.
Secretary Foster thinks it gray,
y mistake to assume that the Brussel
n monetary conference. will prove t.
g be failure. The taking of recess
y was expected by the administration
Il when the American delegates lef
home. Rothschild's proposition ant
declaration were hopeful as an indi
. cation that the prominent banker
= of the world felt the necessity of a
a agreement tending to approximat
= uniformity the world over in dealing
- with the question.
John f. Durham, Minister t.
k Hayti, home on leave of absence,
l. to be sent back to Port-au-Princ
), without delay on the warship Al
s lanta, to investigate the facts attend
# ing the arrest and Imprisonment c
Frederick News, a respectable Amer
lean merchant of that city.
l. A bill has been reported favorabl
J. to the Senate, providing for the re
3 tirement of Judge III. p. Deadly, of tn
IT U. 5. Circuit Court of Oregon.
o health is the cause (Judge Dead
n visited the Hawaiian Islands NJ
long ago.
e Senator Palmer made a speech a
+ lacking the anti-option bill, for tn
= prevention of stock gambling, hole
y ing it was an unlawful interference
n of the Federal power in State ma
70 tiers. Gambling in the States woul
70 never be prohibited by FEEDER
action, but the Democratic part
Of would endeayor to suppress sue
It. vices by State action.
n, The estate of the late John {
C. Whittier amounts to $l34,OO0.
q, President Harrison after his retir
s. ment will become a non-resideI
GO professor of Stanford Universit
ic Cal, delivering an annual course
lectures on law. He will pursue h
law practice at indianapolis and Wis