The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-04-01
LATEST FOREIGN news.
(SU Francisco, Hwch 2Ia, per
BurkeHtjne PioHter.)
Mr.. Blaine is improving steadily.


to sea from San Diego on the 20th.
Miss Hazel Keyes, while making
Il balloon ascension at Sacramento,
was thrown to the ground by the
trapeze fouling in a block at the top
of pole thirty feet high, She had
no bones broken but was thought to
be injured internally,
The Captain and crew of the L. S.
5. Nipsic left that vessel at Port
Townsend, and took the San Fran
cisco steamer to join the Adams at
Mare Island. The Nipsc is to be
made a receiving ship.
Irish societies in San Francisco
have raised 50 far S1700 for statue
Of Parnell.
y San Francisco preacher said
one-twelfth of the population of that
city was arrested last year by the
400 policemen, and yet there were
not enough police to preserve order.
The United States relief steamer
Indiana, sent by the mllers and
farmers of the Northwest for the
relief of the famine stricken people
of Russia, is on her return voyage.
At Libau the officers of the ship and
Americans with the expedition were
entertained at n banquet.
There is serious strike of con-
duCtors and trainmen on the Cana
dian Pacific Railway, which the
engineers threaten TO Join.
The British expedition to Tibo,
Africa, met with severe repulse.
1t is reported that Captain Robinson
and private were killed and all the
officers and thirteen of the men were
wounded.
From British source it is rumored
an alliance has been formed between
the United States and the Argentine
Republic.
The Minister of Finance has sign
ed a scheme for the settlement of The
Portuguese debt. The plan includes
a reduction of interest by 80 per-
cent, the raising of a loan Of $20,-
600 900, redeemable in fifteen years,
and the assignment of customs reve-
nue. TO the service of the debt.
A terrific explosion of dynamite
occurred at the Loban military bar
racks, adjoining the Hotel de Vile,
Paris, March 10. The guards for
tunately escaped without injury.
Hundreds of windows were smashed,
and the walls of the barracks and
Nthor I,niI)innc u-nro chottaroI
Two internal machines, one in
letter box, were found in Paris in
one day.
The police have made a further
seizure of anarchist documents in
Belgium. 1t is reported that the re-
cent mine explosion at Andreluis was
the work of spiteful miner. At
Liege an Internal machine was dis
covered on the threshold of the resi-.
dence of the Chief Of Police.
The Abercarne tinplate works in
Great Britain have failed. A months
notice of closing has been given by
the Abertillery tlnplate works, which
will throw 5000 hands out of employ.
ment.
Commercial treaty negotiations be-
tween France and Spain are about
to be renewed.
The anti-foreign spirit has been
suppressed in Changsha, China, but
is still rampant in other Human
towns.
The Valkyric won the international
yacht race at Nice.
A bill has been rushed through The
French Legislature, making wlful
destruction of property with eXplo-
sives punishable by death.
A public meeting at Paris, Canada,
favored political union with the
United States by large majority.
The New South Wales Legislature
has approved bill for the settle
ment of labor disputes by arbitra-
tion.
Money is deposited for a fight be-
tween COrbett and Sullivan at New
/ Orleans September Z.
Tl.ere is a strong belief that both
branches of Congress will pass the
free coinage bill and that the Pres-
dent will veto it.
A bill to confer local Legislature
on Scotland has been introduced in
! Parliament.
THE BEHRING SEA MATTER.
The latest is that despatch has
/ been received in Washington from
Lord Salisbury. Its contents were
not divulged, but, it was believed,
there was good ground for the i'm
preston that il contained an offer of
compromise, which in effect included
renewal of the mOdus vvendi for
the mutual protection of the seals
until after arbitration.
1t is reported Russia will protest
against the Behring Sea dispute
being submitted to arbitration. Rus.
sia conveyed Alaska and all the
rights and privileges concerned tc
the United States for money con.
sideration. The Emperor considers
it would depreciate Russia S standing
among treaty-malling Powers, if the
title she gave to the United States
should now be called in question. Sc
the story goes,
"A Member of the commons, in
a letter to the st, James Gazette
/ (London), expresses the hope thai