The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-07-22

UNITED STATES.
United States Vice. President Ste
venson is visiting California.
President Cleveland has nearly
recovered from the attack of rheum-
atism.
The gold reserve has increased in
the treasury, but the currency has
decreased.
One fare for round trips to the
Worlds Fair has been made by
western railways.
Utah will probably be admitted to
statehood at the coming special ses-
sion of Congress.
Every plate-glass factory in the
United States is closed, and 10000
men are idle as the result.
Among the exhibit of Guatemala
at the Worlds Fair will be two let
tiers written by Christopher Colum-
bus.
The fall in the price of silver has
stimulated the development of the
gold leagues in the Occur d'Alene
district.
The Nicaraguan Canal Construc-
ton Company is out of funds and
has stopped all work upon the Mic
aragua canal.
The United States circuit court at
Chicago has decided that the direc-
tors have power to open the World s
Fair on Sundays.
Captain Retteg, supercargo of the
steamer Ardagon from Cienfuegos,
died of yellow fever while the vessel
was off the New York lightship. The
body was cremated, and the ship
fumigated.
Much speculation is INDUCED in
at Washington at the probable &C
ton OF the special session of Con-
gress toward repeating the Sherman
silver law. The opponents and ad-
herents of the bill are confident of
the outcome.
A terrible fire with loss of life
occurred at Chicago July 10. 1t
started in a cold-storage warehouse
not belonging to the exposition con-
tanning an exhibit of the Hercules
iron works. The fremen ran up
the shaft surrounding the smoke
stack to fight the fire. The shaft
caught fire from below, and fifteen
or twenty men were killed by jump
ing or burned to death. The scene
was witnessed by thousands and
was terrible.
EUROPE.
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge O
Great Britain is seriously ill.
The lord mayor of London ha!
been created a baronet, following
the usual custom on the marriage o
one of the royal family in direc
succession to the throne.
The Belgian Chamber has voted
such revision of the constitution
as will enable Belgium to acquir
colonies. The government is know
to contemplate the annexation @
the Congo free state.
The London Globe is authorizes
to deny the published statement t
the effect that all the captains @
the vessels that took part in the re
cent maneuvers of the British Med
terranean squadron off Tripoli wer
to be tried by court-martial.
The Duke of York, eldest survi,
ing son of the Prince of Wales, an
Princess May of Teck were marie
at the royal chapel of Buckingham
Palace, London, July 6. The mil
, tary display and the royal proce
sion we're grand.
, Clause 26 of the Home Rule Bi
was carried July Is, in the House {
} Commons by the closure, viii
! several other clauses were postpone
at the request of the Governmen
the Opposition leaving the House
J body before the vote was taken.
!. The London Lancet says tn;
: there have been 702 deaths fro
! cholera in the southern part {
i France since May, and that durir
D. the last four weeks there we're l;
deaths from the same disease
a Marseilles, fifty-three in Cette al
;. fifteen in Toulon.
y Out of 42O members constitutil
q the Italian Senate, 12O are charg'
a with completely, either direct or
a direct, in the bank scanda
About 100 Of the members of t
Chamber of Deputies are similar
I. implicated. 1t is proposed that t
o Senate, sitting as high court
n justice, demand that the accus
1t Senators resign.
le In the German Reichstag, l
10 Osann, National Liberal, NOV
J. the adoption of resolution decl;
le ing that in consequence of the fo
Of der famine the proposed army ma
euvres ought not to be proceed
with. A vote was then taken on t
first article of the bill, and it "
passed by a vote of 1913 to 1877
n government majority of IL. Cou
g Herbert Bismarck supported t
d. government. The article fixes
&c two years the peace effective fol-
in at 1929 men. The volunteers
I'd the year are not included in Il
as number.
no HERoIsM ON THE VICTORIA.
lr Major Smith, commander of