The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-03-18

entered anu many Water-rlSntS nave
been sold. Much of the above land
lies 500 feet higher than Phoenix,
and is above the frost line, making
good orange land.
JEALOUSY IN AN OBSERVATORY.
There is a report on the Coast
that Professor Barnard, the noted
astronomer, will retire from the
Lick Observatory. He has gone to
Chicago with his wife, the Regents
of the State University having grant
ed him vacation for six months,
with full salary. Professor Barnard
expects to visit the observatories of
Europe before returning. A San
Francisco paper says Professor
Holden, director of the Lick Observ-
atory, is jealous of Professor Barn
ards success and makes things un-
pleasant for him.
Another paper says that although
tho want of accord with the director
is one reason for Mr.. Barnard's
probable resignation, it is under
stood that he is wanted in Chicago
to take charge of the telescope
which is being constructed for the
University of Illinois.
! Professor Barnard has worldwide
! reputation as star-finder. He
came from the Vanderbilt College
Observatory at Nashville, Tenn, and
since his arrival in California has
perfected himself in stellar pho
Biography. He succeeded in picking
up the tiny moon that for centuries
has been revolving around Jupiter
without other astronomers guessing
its presence.
OFF LIKE A PRINCE. q.
A New York despatch of March
2 describes the departure of the
President elect for the capital as
follows: The train bearing President
elect Cleveland and party left Lake
wood for Washington shortly after
noon. The train consisted of fast
engine, baggage-car, directors pri-
vate car of New Jersey Central road,
President Meyers private car of the
Baltimore and Ohio road and the
private car of President Austin Cor
bin of the Long Island road. The
last was for Cleveland's private use.
1t is an exceedingly sumptuous vehi.
Gle, with parlors, bedrooms, bath
rooms, electric light, etc, and all
richly furnished. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland, with Baby Ruth, drove to
the train in hotel bus. Nearly the
entire population turned out to bid
them farewell. Mrs. Cleveland went
first and Cleveland followed, shaking
hands with those nearest to him.
He declined to accede to calls for a
speech and, entering the car, the
conductor gave the word and the
train pulled out.
SCENE IN THE CANADIAN COMMONS.
Ex-Premier Davies of Prince Ed
ward Island created a scene in the
Canadian House of Commons on a
recent night by terrible arraign-
ment of the Government for the
classification of the record of the
delegates trip to Washington on
reciprocity. Minister Foster report
ed the United States would only
grant a treaty of unlimited scope
with uniform tariff made at Wash,
ington, discriminating against Great
Britain. Davies gave the lie direct
to Foster by reading Blaine's report
to Congress in the matter, showing
the Dominion Government would
only accede to a treaty which in.
cluded alone natural products, some
thing which every Canadian knew
the United States would never &C
cede to. "a list of manufactures
said Davies, twas also included ii
the treaty which the United States
would grant, and as to uniform
tariff it was a pure fabrication
Shaking his hand in the face of the
Finance Minister Davies declared
that he was justified in calling Foster
a falsifier, as long as he kept bacl
the records of the proceeding from
Parliament for the purpose of de
: ceiving the people, SO that he anG
his colleagues might retain theil
situations. The report of Blain,
proved the Government guilty o.
deceit, falsehood and political trick
cry of the worst kind. He defeC
Foster to contradict him, and The
Minister did not.
BISHOPS PLEAD FOR THE CHINESE.
The House of Bishops at it's SEES
sion in New York on March 2 unani
mously adopted the following reso
luton:
Resolved, That the House O
Bishops desires to place upon RECORD
the expression of its deep conviction
that legislation calculated to bea
expressly and harshly upon tn,
Chinese race is not only essential,
6 unjust and in violation of the mos
A venerable traditions of our Govern
ment; but is also likely to precipi
tate antagonism to American citizen
, residing in China which may leat
speedily to the expulsion of all sucl
residents from China and to the ulti
mate prohibition of the extension o
American civilization or any of it
benefits to the great empire.
II A committee was appointed t,
present the resolution to the Presi
o dent of the United States, the Secre
tary of State and others in author
ity, and to use all urgency to arres
the execution of the laws to go int
effect in May next.
h SENTENCE OF ANARCHISTS.
Henry @. Bauer and Carl KnolC
anarchists convicted as accessorie
of Bergman in the shooting of Chain
man III. G, Prick of the Carnegi
Steel Company, limited, were ser