The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-10-27
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
Continued from lSt Pogc.)


VI PREPARATION az Nllc udHUS VI luS
Democratic steering committee, the
main conditions of which have been
agreed upon by the entire Demo
cratic side. This bill removes the
date for repeal of the Sherman law
until Jan. | or July |, 1895; it re-
tires treasury notes below SO; it
coins the 5l,OOO,O00 of silver seigni-
orage now on hand, and it makes
the purchase of l,5O0,00O ounces of
silver a month mandatory.
y Washington despatch to the
Daily America says: Secretary OF
State Gresham said tonight, after
returning from visit to the White
House, that no compromise had
been agreed to by the Administra-
ton. The Secretary said the Ad
ministration had in nowise changed
its position. He would say, though,
that the President was opposed to
Senator Gormans scheme Of bring
ing about unconditional repeal.
The House is to take up the bank
ruptcy bill and continue its con
sideration until it is disposed Of.
NATIONAL GARLAND.
Women at the Worlds Fair are
! agitatcd over the question of a ma
. tional flower 1t is deemed hopeless
/ to get a choice Of a single flower, as
/ each section has its favorite flower.
Therefore the idea is catching that
! when all the States and Territories
| have voted, the flowers chosen shall
! be woven into a garland to be made
national.
CHASE FOR OPIUM.
! Three mon in a boat picked up
bags OF opium thrown overheard
from the s. S. Rio de Janeiro as she
was passing out the Golden Gate
They were observed by revenue
tug on the watch for such a per,
formance and pursued. AS they re
fused to come to. a shot was fired Iron
the tug, which caused the smugglers
to throw the bags into the sea. A
last accounts efforts to recover the
stuff with graphing irons had no
succeeded.
BRIEF NOTES.
The monument in commemora
ton of the battle of Trenton wa
unveiled with an imposing militar,
display in presence of a large crowt
at Trenton, \. j., yesterday. TIL,
monument stands $50 feet abov'
street level, its principal feature
being large bronze statue of Wash
ington.
The Harvard University's meteo
| CT, ,t; l,s l,,,,,
fully established on the Volcano
Misti, near Arequipa, Peru, at al
elevation of 10000 feet. 1t is equip
ped with modern Instruments.
A father, son and daughter, named
Slerabloch, of Hampden, o., wer
found asphyxiated in hotel nea
the Worlds Fair. 1t is supposed
they blew out the gas.
An effort of the fast mare Alix a
Racine, Wis, to beat the Maud
record of 2:0Si in a high-wheele,
sulliy, failed.
The court of inquiry at Vallejo, t.
investigate charges and counter
charges between Major Henry A
bartlett and Capt. Cochrane sent it
report to Secretary Herbert, ol
which he has found suilicien
grounds to restore Capt. Cochran
to duty.
Mrs. Cole of San Diego, who los
the entire skin of her left arm by
, gasoline stove explosion, has under
gone a migrating operation, fort
friends generously y contributin
. pieces of their skins for the pun
, pose.
Dir. West of San Francisco, charge
: with the murder of Addie Gilmou
is denied bail.
A powder house at Fresno, Cal
exploded, doing damage for mile
around. Strange to say, nobod
seems to have been seriously injured
Justice Brown of the United State
Supreme Court, while trying to clos
$ a window, was struck by piece {
plate glass in the right temple, Gu
ting a severe cash and severing a
: artery. But for prompt medical al
}. tendance he would have bled t
: death.
1 Another hurricane swept the Eas
5 ern States on the 18th, but no g,
: tellSiNe udlllaSc OF loss ol llle Is II
e ported
e Tyrrell is undergoing preliminar
n trial in San Francisco for the lat
; dynamite outrage.
|. The steamer Newbern has gol
5 aground a few miles north of I'll
e San Pedro lighthouse. Passengel
e were safely landed. The ship brol
r in two. She was built at Brookly
J. in 1868, and was one of the Cover
ment transports during the rebe
lion.
The American Express Co. hi
lost $4,000 entrusted to it to car
e from New York to New Orleans.
= For the first nine months of tt
$ present year the value of impor
!, exceeded that of exports by 81.
y 22l. .4lO. For the first nine mont
e Of 1892 the excess was far the 9th
= way, being SS9,2O4,O9O Of expor
over imports.
The Mohican from Behring $
via Sitka and Vancouver island q
rived at Port Townsend Oct. l3, wi
:. five officers and seventeen men si'
Il with the grip, The Mohican put
- to Port Townsend to repair brok'
=, feed pump,
y Judge Dundy, in the United Stat
District Court at Omaha, has a