The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-12-12
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
San Francisco, Dec. 6, per S. S.
China.
UNITED STATES.
VARIOUS ITEMS.

Lord Dunraven's challenge for the
America cup reached the New York
Yacht Club on the 9Th. His lord
ships yacht Valkyrie is to be
cutter.
Fred. Marsh, one of the most dan
gerous counterfeiters in the country,
was arrested at Milwaukee on the
4th. He was at the head of gang
of Italians in San Francisco who
passed $4,000 of bogus silver and
paper money. The Italians were ar
rested, but Marsh, who is a dead
shot and reckless with his gun, es-
capped.
Lizzie Borden has been indicted
for the murder of her parents at
Fall River, Massachusetts,. Before
returning their true bill, the grand
jury had obtained the defense to be
set up.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers insist on a new contract
with the New York Central Railway
without which the men will not
work.
There is liable to be trouble at
any moment in Wyoming over the
two rival Governors.
Nathan Zuckeman is afraid to
prosecute two Italians who tried to
take his life at Cleveland, O. He is
evidently under fear of the Malta,
has aged perceptibly in a few days
and declares he will leave the city.
An international controversy is
threatened by the killing of an
Italian at Cleveland by two police
men. He was killed while resisting
arrest for drunkenness.
Charles w. Gardner, the chief de-
tective of Rev. Charles H. Park
bursts Society Tor the Prevention of
Crime, is under arrest in New York
upon a charge of blackmail.
POLITICAL.
Congress assembled on the 5th.
The Presidents message was not
ready.
In the Senate Democrats crossed
the aisle and chaffed their Republi-
can colleagues about the time when
the latter would have to give up the
good things in the way of committee
chairmanships and other incidents
of the patronage which they had so
long enjoyed. The Republican Sen
ators said they were more than will
ing to do this, since it relieved them
from the responsibility for tariff
legislation.
The Republican caucus talked of
bills for the admission of Arizona
and New Mexico but took no action
President Harrison's message will
be strong document. There will
be no complaint because the verdict
at the polls was against the Repub
lican policy. The President will
make it clear that the Democratic
party should carry out the Demo
cratic policy and not ask the Repub
licans to do it.
In it's discussion of foreign rela
tions the message will contain some
things that are new and much that
is of Importance. The President vii
probably have something to say
about the enforcement of vigorou:
AMERICAN POLICY IN THE PACIFIC,
with special reference to Hawaii anc
Samoa. The duty Of the United
States to take control of the Nicara
qua canal and encourage its building
will be unhesitatingly affirmed.
The argument against an extr;
session of Congress in the spring i
growing daily. During the last TIVE
weeks change has been wrought il
the minds of many Democrats wh'
. previously favored converting tn
new Congress Immediately afte
March 4th.
DR.. O'Donnell has double the aver
age number of votes of his tire
rivals for the mayoralty of San Fran
, cisco SO far as the official recoun
has progressed.
, Western Democrats are workin
/ hard to get W. l.. Buchanan plac
in Cleveland's Cabinet. Buchana
+ has charge of the live stock an
agricultural exhibit at the World
Fair.
IMPORTANT DECISION,
The United States Supreme Coul
has modified the decision of Justic
Harlan, which confirmed the title {
> the Illinois Central Railroad to Gel
tain lands on the lake front in Oh
; cage. The decision of four again.
> three Justices is that the title to tt
submerged lands is in the State ,
/, Illinois. Chief Justice Fuller an
c Justice Blatchford did not take par
y being interested in the decision.
G is considered very important dec
t sion apart from the great value
J. the property involved. The law
n laid down thus: "The State can L
l. more abdicate its trust over propert
3, in which the whole people are inte
n ested, like navigable waters and I'll
e soil under them, so as to leave the
n entirely to the control and use
5. private parties, than it can abdica
its powers in the administration
the government and the preservatio
of peace"
JAY GOULD DEAD.
l. Jay Gould died at 9:l5 o'clo
December 3, surrounded by his ch
dren, at his home on Fifth avenu
)f New York. He had been i'll tN
weeks from a cold contracted
<. driving. Miss Helen Gould was
NJ when her father was taken sick, al
of the blow came upon her with ter
ut tic force. The wealth left by }
he Gould is estimated as varying n