The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-07-24
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
SAN Francisco, July IL.
[By Barkentine Irmgard.
UNITED STATES.

list, is walking from New York to the
Worlds Fair.
The cruiser Detroit, for service on
the lakes, is ready for delivery to
the Government.
Jack Dempsey and Billy Smith
fight for middleweight championship
and $4,000 July "a.
The'Coney Island Athletic Club
has offered purse of $4,000 for
Joe Choynski and Bob Fitzsimmons.
James McMullin, the oldest man
in Kentucky, who was born in Vir-
ginia in 1776, died near Bardwell on
the 9th inst.
Tornado victims in Iowa are suf-
fering for want of food. The Saliva
ton Army has Is ladies on the
ground doing excellent work.
Machinery for the United States
navy yard at Mare Island was ship
ped from Philadelphia by way of
the Canadian Pacific Railway.
In consequence of the holocaust
at the Worlds Fair, the Commission
will have general inspection of
buildings to prevent further Gala
mites.
The light attendance at the Fair
last Sunday has strengthened doubts
whether the Sunday opening is to
prove such a financial boon as was
expected.
The 9th Saengerfest of the North
American Saengerbund opened at
Cleveland, o., July IL, when 1000
singers RECALLED the ears of an au-
dience of 5000.
The story about the theft of valua-
bles laces sent to the Fair by the
Queen of Italy was untrue. Those
that were missed had been detained
at home to be photographed.
A cloudburst in Southern Colo
RADIO flooded Lamar town. Fifteen
hundred horses and large number
of hogs and fowls were drowned at
La Junta. The loss is 100000.
Jas. j. Corbett and Peter jackson
will fight to finish next summer.
/ 1t will be for $4,000 side and, if
Corbett beats Mitchell in the mean
time, the championship of the
world.
Walter Besant, the English novel
list, found the Fair exceeded even his
, high anticipations. He says the
: United States has kept up in art and
literature. American novels are
| common in London.
The British schooner Mystery,
Captain Elliott, put into Delaware
breakwater with only four men, the
rest of the crew having died of yell
3 low fever, which broke out when the
vessel was 1000 miles from land.
Director Charles T. Yerkes offers
$500 for one ticket to the Fair, on
a condition that the money is applied
a to the relief of relatives of the fire.
men killed in the fire. He also sug.
8 gests that one days admission re.
a ceipts go to the same object.
The Austrian Commissioner Gen.
eral of the Worlds Fair has written
n letter complaining of the disord.
q erly conduct of the guards on duty
e at night. He says that they use
n choice glassware to drink beer from
$ and sleep in showcases, breaking
/. valuable exhibits.
Oscar E. Hill, cashier of the Com.
9 mercial National Bank of Ogden
2 Utah, has been discovered to be {
y defaulter in the sum of $4,000
P Hills crookedness covers a perioc
IS of six years, during which he ha
Ii deluded the directors and Govern
ment inspectors.
"a The number of dead from thu
= cyclone that wrecked Pomeroy
t. Iowa, has reached eighty. Thieve
Il stole large sums of money from tn
"a ruins. One man lost $4,000 he hat
IS just drawn from a bank. TIL,
It authorities were very slow in pro
y tecting the public and in searchin,
the ruins for bodies.
@ Colorado silver mining men ar
v. in session in Denver. They displa
d. bitter feeling against the gold ad
d vocates. At silver mass meeting
g. at Ogden, Utah, resolution wa
le passed to support that party whicl
IN will give most aid to silver legisls
d ton, and if neither national part
would aid them, the silver peopl
would fight out the battle alone.
is A terrific wind storm visited Oh
y. cago on Sunday, June 9th. Boatin
il, parties we're caught on the lake, an
W, it is believed twenty persons wei
re drowned. Not much damage wa
IL done at the Fair grounds, but pa
ne sengers in the captive balloon had
ne close call. When it was aloft tn
lis aeronaut saw a black cloud coming
and gave the signal to draw in RAJ
idly. Scarcely had the passenger
in landed when the balloon was spl
lie in two by the wind and the par
ne blown away.
an The cutter Queen Nab, which ha
n remarkable experience on the vo.
of age from Plymouth, England,
as Bermuda, has been towed into Ne
a York. She had been struck by
ng huge wave on June 10, which turne
er her keel up. Her crew of five Inc
and everything on deck were swel
into the sea. The little vessel RICH
ed herself and all except one ma
George Mullen, who was drowne
or got on board again. The survivor
hg made the rest of the voyage to Be
ny muda with an improvised rig.
no The new Catholic church of
mt Francis de Sales was dedicated
sIs Oakland, Mgr. Satolli, the Americ;
Tie representative of the Pope, assistir
at the ceremonies. 1t transpirt