The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-06-10

The encouragement of Quebec
has laid new criminal information
against ex-Premier MERCER for al
legged malfeasance in Office for retain
ing money out of the subsidies voted
by Parliament to the Bale Des Chal-
eurs Railway, the Hereford Railway,
and the Ottawa Colonization Rail-
way.
Partisan dynamiters are still at
work. A dynamite cartridge has
been found at the resid ence of Beau
paire, the public prosecutor who
prosecuted Ravachol.
Frederick Deemiug was hanged at
Melbourne, May 23d, for the murder
of his first wife and four children
and also of his second wife. His
bravado left him and he wept and
prayed. He claimed that he killed
only Emily Mather and was crazy at
the time.
1t is announced that a new com
mercial treaty has been negotiated
between Austria-Hungary and the
United States on the basis of recip-
rocity clause of the Mckinley bill.
According to the provisions of this
clause, the United States comedies to
Austria Hungary the benefits contem.
plated by this clause, and admits
sugar, molasses and hides duty free.
Anstria-Hungary, on the other hand,
comedies to the United States the
right of the most favored nation,
thus practically following Germany in
allowing the United States the advan-
tages granted by her to the members
of the Central European Zollverein.
The treaty is received with great
favor by industrial interests here,
though much bitterness is felt against
the trainers of the Mckinley bill,
which has caused idleness and starva-
ton, especially in The mother of pearl
industries.
Jesse Seligman of New York, ac-
companied by DR.. O'ConnelI, rector
of the American College in Rome,
visited Cardinal Rampolla, Papal
Secretary of State, with the object
of enlsting his sympathy in behalf
of the Jews. The Cardinal SAID he
would be most happy to do his utmost
to aid the humane cause. The Pope,
he added, always had been the pro-
tector of the Jews. When prosecuted
everywhere else they found refuge in
Rome.
A movement is on foot in London
to relieve the acute distress among
the iron miners and iron workers of
Cleveland, York county. Owing to
the colliery strike in Durham, % 900
people are idle. A pitiful and urgent
appeal has been made on behalf of
the starving people to the Queen.
Emperor William of Germany is
apt to get himself into trouble ac-
cording to recent despatch. Dur
ing his insane freaks lately he has
twice addressed messages to the St.
Petersburg government which if they
had been taken seriously as the acts
of man responsible for his conduct
must have led to immediate war.
The Gar understanding it passed
them over or appeared to misunder-
stand them.
News from London says: Gratifi-
cation has been caused in Liberal and
Irish ranks by the announcement that
the Earl of Dysart, one of the most
promising and capable of the young
er British peers, has declared that he
has been converted to Home Rule,
and will no longer act with the Lib
eral Unionists.
Buyers cannot be found for the
Russian oats which were liberated by
the withdrawal of the prohibition of
exports. Foreign buyers appear to
have supplied their wants in other
markets.
The postal treaty between Germany
and Mexico has been signed.
The Pope contemplates making
| Columbus saint.
Polly LARKIN.