The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-04

home rule bill long before Parlia-
ment has chance to discuss the
measure.
There is war in Venezuela. The
Government has the advantage of
the fighting so far. The U. S. war
ships Chicago and Kearsage are at |
La Guayra and the Concord at Pu-
erto Cabello.
Captain O'Brien sticks to the
wrecked whaleback steamer Wet |
more, so as to keep salvage parties
off the vessel William Holmes is
with him, and they are in great dan
ger. AT night they go aloft to be
out of the breakers.
1t is rumored the Democratic and
Peoples parties in Washington
ment to give the State to the Peo-
ple's and this presidential electors to
the Democrats.
The sealing schooner Dora Sic
ward has arrived at Victoria, b. c.,
II days 2l hours from Copper Isl
and. On her homeward voyage she
was caught by submarine volcano,
which tossed her almost out of the
water and threw the men down on
deck like nine pins.
A bomb was exploded on South
Pacific train near Tracy, Cal, and
the headlight of the engine of fast
freight train was shattered and the
engine all but thrown from the rails.
1t is supposed to have been the work
of train -wreckers, and that the pas
| ,,>anh,g Tho N1,innf nf
the villainous work.
Sir Edwin Arnold says of cholera:
'More people die from bronchitis,
teething and measles than from cho-
lera. 1t is not such terrible dis
ease. have helped to carry into
hospitals many persons afflicted with
it in the streets of India. 1t is no
more than colossal, protean sto-
mach ache. Simple precautions will
ward it of"
Seventy new cases and 81 deaths
from cholera were reported in Ham
burg on the 26th. Up to Saturday,
Sept. "A, the authorities report a
total of 1000 cases and ZOO deaths
in Hamburg.
Havre had four new cases and 81
deaths, Sept. 25. ST. Petersburg, II
, new cases and 10 deaths.
1t is reported there is a case of
cholera among the 275 steerage pas
sengers of the Empress of India, on
+ the way to Victoria, B. c., from
Hongkong. The report says the
steamer was not allowed to land at
, Yokohama.
A big strike of cotton operatives
is expected in England if the masters
carry out design to reduce wages
Y five percent.
Cinnamon in New York State are
: refusing to register and have their
: photographs taken under the Geary
Act.
y The Pan-Presbyterian Council,
in session at Toronto, is considering
a resolution condemning the harsh
I treatment of Chinese in the United
; States, Canada and Australia.
: The Life Guards at Winson, Eng
land, are disalfected and inclined to
: be mutinous. They dislike Capt
8 Rawson for his imposing of extra
a drills on them.
Seattle sealers are exercised ovel
a the report that British warship has
: gone to Vladwostock to investigate
I the Russian seizure of British
! schooner. They want the United
9 State to send warship to look into
the seizure of American vessels by
: the Russians.
a PEARL HARBOR TREATY.
. A Washington despatch of Sept
n "a says Hawaiian affairs are being
1 watched very closely. "Until tn,
n next mail arrives it will be impossibl,
to tell whether the change in the
v Cabinet will affect in any way the
= interests of the United States. 1t i.
understood new treaty, which give
\ the United States enlarged right!
s and powers in the islands, is nov
s being prepared in Washington, anc
/ the composition of the Cabinet ma,
+ have much to do with deciding
/ whether it will be accepted by th'
! Queen. 1t is understood the treat,
:, will give this country perpetua
n rights in Pearl Harbor for the estab
:. lishment of a naval station and
a coaling depot. The present treat,
~ to occupy this harbor will expir
" upon either party giving twelv
/ months notice after November, 1891
,r There is at present $250,0O0 availabl
a for the improvement of the harbol
h and it is probable its expenditur
!. may be delayed until some positiv
n assurance can be obtained that tn
"a cession of the harbor will be mad