The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-10-18
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
SAN FRANolsco, Oct. 10.
Per 5. $. Oceanic.
UNITED STATES.
NEW QUEEN OF THE OCEAN.

ped anchor at quarantine, New York,
at 1856 p. IN. Oct. 6, beating the
previous record, held by the City of
Paris, by fifty-hve minutes. She
made the run in the phenomenal
time of 5 days l3 hours and 25 min
utes, which completely eclipses all
former records and makes the Luca-
MIA the undisputable queen of the
ocean.
ROBERTS CHAMPION BlLLlARDIsT.
The eleventh and last series of the
10000 points billiard match between
John Roberts, Jr,, the English
champion, and Francis G. Ives of
Chicago, Americas champion, was
concluded Oct. in Lenox Lyceum,
New York. The score at the after
noon game stood: Roberts 9O0l,
ives SlO4. The evenings play was
marked by no especially large runs.
Roberts held the lead and ran out
the necessary 10000 points at lO:45
o'clock. Ives score was S73S. After
Roberts won the spectators cheered
him long and loudly. Ives took the
defeat in good part
y GENERAL ITEMS.
Governor West reports the popu-
lation of Utah as 233,SO5, an in
crease of 25,90O.
Judge McComas at Washington
has overruled the demurrer against
the indictment in the case of Colo
: mel Ainsworth and others in the
Ford's Theater disaster. Ross Perry,
counsel for Colonel Ainsworth, gave
notice of appeal to the Court OF
, Appeals. -
A defalcation of $4,000 to $4,000
is reported in the New York branch
of the Elgin Watch Company.
: Harry G. Tyler lowered the worlds
record for quarter of mile, stand,
l ing start, to % l-5 seconds, at Spring.
field, Mass.
The United States Supreme Court
. began its October term on the 9th
u with all the Justices present. Among
8 the distinguished visitors was Sill
> Richard Webster, ex-AttorneyG Gen
: eral of Great Britain.
/ Capt. Christian L.. Nelson, one ot
3 the pioneers of the shipping inter
> J, ests of the Pacific Coast, died at Sal
y Francisco on Oct. 8, aged nearly Z,
- years.
0 Matthew MCGOWAN of McGowal
IS IL Butler, San Francisco, has suec
s. out an execution for S53 3,5O4.4O, levieC
l. against r. H. Mcdonald and othe
I. stockholders of the Pacific bank.
+ CoNNELLsvILLE (Ga.), Oct. 81. S
q McAble, proprietor of the Hunga
rian Bank, at Conellsville, Georgia
has made an assignment. The liabil
tiles are placed at Sl25,OO0; assets
: $4,000 When the foreigners learn
ed Of the assignment they rushec
into the town, and until late at nigh
4, a large mob surged around the BAN
door and clamored for admittance
. Canda g. Kane, New York, dealer
' in masons' building materials, hav
failed. They were the heaviest deal
n ers in that line in the United States
$. The liabilities are 100000 to $500
600. 1t is hoped the assets may b
II equal.
~ CHICAGO DAY AT THE FAIR.
An enthusiastic correspondent be
l. gins his account of Chicago day
D., which fell on the 9th inst, by say
ing, "Chicago day at the World
e. Fair will pass into history as tn
@, greatest peace festival known to tn
annalists of the worlds civilization.
The crowd was almost twice a
as large as that at the banner day O
at the Paris Exposition. The total al
tendance was 75l ,O26, of which 713
=. GAG paid.
~ The weather was that of a perfec
IL autumn Iar Navar hafpra hoc
~ ~ holiday been so generally observe
> in Chicago. At the downtown tel
-. .s minals all morning the crush wa
10 appalling. At the steamboat lane
ings and at the Illinois Central an
" elevated stations there was ja1
le the like of which never before ha
1t been seen here, while along the lin
10 of the cable roads people we're pacl
az ed in black mass for blocks.
to The day opened with the ringin
le of the Liberty Bell by Simon Pok;
gon, the Pottawatamie chief, wh
sold the site on which Chicago
situated, and John Young, son {
the Indian who named Chicago.
Following this in rapid successio
~ came parade of the Chicago HUI
sars, fanfare of universal peace b
. heralds stationed on the top {
~ buildings around the court of homo
at overture of all the nations by Unite
n' IN States bands, and the chorus, "St;
~ ~ Spangled Banner" by 1000 voice
NJ followed by other patriotic airs b
~ the bands and voices, including I'll
. national airs of foreign nations, I'll
ha ringing of the Liberty Bell at noe
a5 by Mayor Harrison, the reunion an
n review of States in the Court
~, NJ Honor, all making beautiful pag
l. ant.
IA Among the more notable feature
~ of the day were the memorial ed
IF tions of the Inter-Ocean, Record an
W and Times. These papers, whic
~ ~ were profusely illustrated containe
-, elaborate reviews Of Chicago, al
i is' especially descriptions of the gre
40 40 fire. SO unprecedented was the d
.or mand for these papers that from {
I vi early hour in the morning they so
nn on the streets at premium, and |
m ca the afternoon people were paying
F. high as 80 cents a copy for them.
=, The exposition was transforme