The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-02-11
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
(Sm Francisco, Feb. 4, per s. S.
GdeIjc.)
UNITED STATES.

for MIR. Blaiue's despatch accepting
Chile's reply to the ultimatum on the
Baltimore affair The meeting be-
tween the two diplomats was appar
emily of the most friendly character.
In an address TO the people of Lou
isiana the Lottery Company announce
that they do not want renewal of
their charter. They say they respect
the anti.lottery postal law OF the
land. 1t is believed they have spent
So ,OO0, 900 to So, 900, 900 in the fight
for new charter.
kidnappers have stolen Ward Fer
ris, the Swear old son of Charles z.
Waterbury, well-to-do farmer of
Long Ridge, Conn, and hold the
child for $4,000 ransom.
II. o. Havemeyer, president Of the
American Sugar Refining Company
(Trust) has published an emphatic
denial of statements that Spreckels
had joined the combination.
A half million dollars of Eastern
capital has been subscribed for Og-
denis (Utah) electric power dam
project.
The overdue steamer Mackinaw
from New York has arrived safely at
San Diego after tempestuous voy-
age.
Springer's bill for free wool was
discussed by the Ways and Means
Committee without conclusion be-
ing reached.
The President has proclaimed the
reciprocity treaty with Germany.
A series of five mysterious nur-
ders near Johnstown, Pa, all appar-
emily done by one hand, is causing
more sensation than anything that
occurred there since the awful flood.
Secretary Blaine has renewed ne
gotiations with the Canadian Gov
eminent for a conference on the sub
| ject of reciprocity.
1t is said the Garza revolt in
Mexico is not vet ended, and that it
has wealthy citizens of the United
States backing it.
The foreign relations committee of
the Senate has reported adversely on
all Chinese bills, reporting instead
substitute bill continuing the present
Restriction Act in force for ten years.
Severe earthquakes are reported
from Oregon and Nebraska.
The House committee on post
offices and post-roads reported, on a
strict party vote, in favor of the bill
repeating the Mail Subsidy Act of
last session.
The President sent tn the Senate a
letter from the Secretary of the
Navy, informing that body of the
progress of the Hawaiian cable sur
vey.
Twenty lives have been lost as the
result of election riots at Buda-
Pesth, Hungary.
The relations between France and
the United States are growing closer.
A new extradition treaty draft has
been submitted to U. 5. Minister
Whitelaw Reid in Paris.
There is great excitement over the
newly developed mines at Creole,
Colo. David III. Moffitt refused
100000 to an English company
to bond the Holy Moses mine.
The mines have yielded $4,000
900 worth of ore since the first
prospect hole was sunk nine months
ago. They almost equal Leadville
in its best days.
Moses Hopkins the millionaire,
brother of the late Mark Hopkins
died at San Francisco on the I'd
from an attack of grip.
Six cases of smallpox have devel.
oped so far among the Rio de Jan
EROS Chinese passengers at Sal
Francisco.
The steamer China from China an(
Japan brings news that the back o
the rebellion is broken and that thu
rebels are scattered and will be pu
out of sight in few weeks. The
devastated district in japan is still
shaken by earthquakes. Smallpox
is raging in Yokohama and Toxic
and it is reaching foreign residence
quarters.
The bark Ferndale was wrecked
near Gray's Harbor, Oregon, ant
Capt. Blair, first and second mates
steward, and nine sailors-l3 in al
were drowned.
EUROPE.
Sir Morell Mackenzie, the distin
guished physicion, died Feb. 3 @
bronchitis. His age was 90 years.
The anti-slavery conference Ac
for Africa was ratified on the Sd b,
the United States at the Foreig
Office in Brussels in conformity wit
a resolution of the U. S. S. Senate
A terrific gale was destroying pre-
perty in and around Madrid.
} Natives of Dahomey have ravage
the country around Popo and caE
tured 5000 slaves.
: Miss Jane Golden, daughter of til
renowned political economist, ha
, been married to Thomas Fisht
Unwin, London publisher.
, Tests of canned fruit, fish, etc
' in London revealed from half graf
: to five grains of chloride of tin to
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