The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-21
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the Legislature of the island, at the |
dictation of the Whiteway Ministry .
and by strict party vote, has re- 1
fused to sanction modus vivendi /
with Canada.
"It Newfoundland refuses to give I,
British subjects the same rights in
British waters rs those enjoyed and
exercised ny foreigners then the time
will soon come when British power
must enforce an equality of rights"
Two bombs were exploded in Cor
dova one night. One burst near The
Bishops palace and the other at the
famous stone bridge. No one was
injured
The whole city was shaken as if
by an earthquake. People ran from
their homes half mile from the
scene of the explosions, and in the
near. by districts the streets were
crowded by those who feared to retire
for the night.
Windows were shattered several
hundred yards from the spot where
the bomb, evidently intended for the
Bishop, was placed, and plastering
fell from the walls No arrests have
been made.
The eX-Minister of st. Hilalre,
France, referring to the Behring Sea
arbitration, said: 81 think the case
of the United States is weak and the
decision will likely favor England"
The election of a committee of
twenty to present to President Diaz
protest against the reception of the
battle flags from the United States
was held at the City of Mexico on the
10th.
Guards in Beiem prison, City of
Mexico, have discovered an under.
ground passage leading from the
murderers' department by which over
100 prisoners sentenced to death
would have been enabled to escape.
The leading Roumanian organ,
the Romanul, says rumors current in
Roumanian circles anticipate the alb
dication of the King of Roumania in
favor of the Crown Prince. No con-
tirmation of the rumor is ohtainable.
In the EXchequer Court of Cana
da, Sir John Thompson, Minister of
Justice, has filed suit on behalf of
Her Majesty against Patrick Larkin,
n. X. Connolly, Michael Connolly,
Owen Murphy and Robert McGreevy
for $50 ,0S4. The suit is the out
come of the recent bribery scandal
Five cadets at the military school
in Krapiva, Roumania, shot and
killed themselves. They belonged
TO q suicide club OF nineteen cadets,
organized about two weeks ago.
A Paris special TO the Mail and Ex-
press says: The leaders of the An
archisLs in this city have issued a
circular warning the Terrorist section
of the party that its propaganda of
dynamite is damaging to the cause
and profitable to the police. The
circular appeals to the party not to
permit itself to be led away by
beardless youths, who are paid by
the authorities TO put back the hands
of the clock of social revolution.
News from London says, fourteen
lives were lost by the sinking of the
steamer Hansa in collision with the
steamer Falkeuburger.
Edward Holden, formerly quarter
master in the British Royal Engin-
GERS, who was arrested under the
official secrets act for trying to OBJ
tain information regarding the de-
fangnc of Malta n cnll n fnraInp
government, was convicted to day
and sentenced to one years imprison-
ment at hard labor.
The British ship Baroda. from
San Francisco November 22d for
Queenstown, has arrived at Crooks
haven with the loss of her starboard
bulwarks and boats. She was com
PEELED to jettison 100 tons of heI
cargo on the passage.
The steamer from Persia, laden
with cotton, and with 200 passen-
gers on board. before reported. and
due at Baku, port of Russia on the
Caspian sea, is the Alexander Wal.
kow. Fears are entertained that she
has foundered and that all on board
have been lost,
In the Deputies at Paris, Apri
9th, the Government was questioned
regarding the recent disturbances il
( Partisan churches, complaints being
made that improper Instructions were
issued to the police. Loubet replied
4 that the police had done their duty
: and criticised the new departure
which the clergy had introduced il
the churches. Jourdan severed,
I criticised a circular letter recent,
| issued by the Bishop of Maude. Mr.
+. Ricard, Minister of Justice and Pub
lie Worship, announced that th'
Bishop would he brought before tn
Council of State and his stipenC
stopped and that every priest making
speeches against the Republic woulc
be prosecuted.
The House of Commons, SAYS
h London correspondent, is engaged il
wrangling over personal quarrels, ant
, while they are engaged in this I'm
profitable business, Turkey is play