The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-02-25
(ContinutR from Isl pd9d.)

the Duke OF EuuuuISu' NV. us
served with him in Malta and having
visited Russia in his company, is
held responsible for the recent acct
dent to the ironclad Victoria, he be-
ing the navigating officer, TO marx
with buoy shoal, the existence OF
which was perfectly known to The Of
licers, and failing to attend TO 1t pro-
perly.
The execution of four anarchists at
Heres the other day has not had the
effect of putting stop TO the anar-
chist agitation. 1t seems to have
been the reverse. Several bands of
anarchists have been marauding the
country in that region, and the ciJi-
zens are thoroughly frightened. Ca
snos, cafes, shops and theatres are
all closed AT night. Gendarmes are
chasing the anarchists, who hide as
soon as they approach. Police have
arrested three anarchists at Cadiz
who we're armed with long daggers.
They had the usual fiery anarchist
documents in their possession calling
upon the people to aVenge the death
of their executed comrades and right
the wrongs which working people
suffer.
A number of German papers join
section of the English press in
rancorous abuse of the United States
for the latter powers treatment of
Chile. The cause is not far to seek
1t is jealousy of the extension of
American influence in South America
which is leading to the loss of Ger
man trade. This trade is diminish
ing wherever it has met American
competition.
A great Congress of professors of
Berlin, Halle, Bonn, Gottingen and
other university towns has been con-
vened at Berlin to pass an appeal to
the Government to withdraw the
Educational bill which has been the
theme of so much discussion. Public
meetings have been held in every
populous center in Prussia to protest
against the bill, and even Conserva-
tive districts are declaring in favor
OF notifications.
The Governor of SaKony has is
sued an order for compulsory inspec-
ton of American pork on the ground
that trichinm have been found in
pork stamped by American ex-
porters.
District Attorney Evans of Texas
is receiving general approval in the
city of Mexico for his prosecution Of
the cases against violaters of the
neutrality laws on the frontier. A
prominent official of that city says
this action will do much to produce
harmonious feeling between the two
countries, as it proves the United
States has friendly feeling towards
Mexico. Eight newspapers are sup
porting Dias for reelection. There
is no other candidate.
The German Government is be-
coming more and more uneasy over
the growth of socialism. The En-
peror wants to employ more energetic
measures for its suppression. A de.
finite policy has not yet been adopt,
ed.
The burning of the Sevres factory
in Paris is the one theme in that city.
BY almost a miracle the ground floor
where the museum is located was not
touched by the fire. The three up
per floors were destroyed, but the
old and unique pieces that are part
of the slory of France are intact.
The loss will amount TO 100000
francs. Some of the single pieces in
The museum were worth more than q
million francs each.
Pope Leo XIII. has issued an
edict modifying the restrictions Of
Lent in all parts of the world where
the grip is prevalent. The order
will be read in all of the churches
on both continents on Sunday, Feb.
28th. Lent beginning March 2nd
and ending April 18th.
Colonel Zezzedello, the newly ap.
pointed Minister at Rio Janeiro,
cables that the rumors of the impend
ing revolt In Brazil are untrue.
Since the restoration of legal order
in November last the elements OF
agitation have had no existence. The
different States organize their owl
governments without fear of disorder
resulting. The banking question il
in fair way of settlement. The
Government has no financial Difficult J
to contend with and has obtained 3
vote of confidence from Congress
Senior Levo will beco ne Minister OF
the Interior in place of Senior Prize
resigned.
POLLY LARKIN.