The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-07-21
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
SAN Francisco, July 8.
[Per Schooner Transit. !

G. A. Dorman succeeds w. A.
Wooley, resigned, as Postmaster at
Woller, Skagit county, Wash.
The National Bank of Ashland,
Nebraska, an offshoot of the Amer
lean Loan and Trust Company, has
failed. 1t had capital of 100000.
1t is said that if the consent of
Mr.. Huntington can be secured
Governor Markham will appoint
Hon. M. M. Estee United States
Senator, vice Stanford, deceased.
The Canadian Pacific Steamship
Company's Miowera arrived at Bris-
bane from Vancouver, B. c., via Ho-
nolulu, Auckland and Sydney, on
the 4th inst. In addition to the
$4,000 year subsidy passed by the
New South Wales Government,
Queensland is preparing to give
$4,000.
John w. Flood, ex-cashier of the
Donohue-R Rely Bank has been
granted new trial by Judge Sea-
! wall, and the prosecution is called
upon to furnish practically unpro-
curable evidence. 1t is considered
by Gen. w. H. Barnes, the prosecut-
ing attorney in the case, to amount
to the virtual acquittal of Flood.
Despite the urging and appeals of
their friends in Chicago, the local
colony of Anarchists, headed by
Herr Most and Justus Schwab, will
have big celebration tonight in
honor of the release from Joliet of
Fielden, Schwab and Neebe, the
Chicago Anarchists. The three ex-
convicts had been invited to attend
the affair, but they sensibly refused
to put themselves on exhibition, hav
ing made promises to those who
we're instrumental in obtaining their
pardon that they would refrain from
participating in any demonstration.
MADRID, July THE Infanta Eu-
lalia arrived here to-day.
New YORK, July Edith Blake,
daughter of New York banker, has
eloped with carpenter.
! PARIS, July Guy de Maupas-
SAINT, the distinguished French ro-
mancist of the naturalistic school,
who had been confined in a private
asylum for the insane, died yester-
day.
BARRON, S. D., July 7.-The
drought in this county and others is
broken by rainfall of one inch,
with prospects of continuing. l..
and o. Morris and one Goodland,
Kansas rainmakers, have been oper-
ating for twenty-four hours. They
claim the rain is their product.
New YORK, July From Buenos
tLa u,ro1I,s
cables that officials in La Plata fear
trouble there, owing to the course
pursued by the new Ministry in dis
arming the provincial troops. A
warship has been ordered to in
tercept the vessels bringing arms
from Montevideo for the rebels.
New YORK, July IA dispatch
from Berlin says: Prince Eitel Fred
erick, second son of the Emperor, is
10 years old to-day, and the young,
ster signalized his birthday by max
ing his first appearance with his
regiment of the Foot Guards, o1
!. which he was recently appointed
: Second Lieutenant by his father.
LONDON, July THE final round.
in the Henley regatta were rowed to
= day and the prizes were awarded tc
t the winners. The Magdalen College
j. Club defeated the Thames Rowine
Club for the Stewards cup. Tht
. Leander Club beat the London Row
g ing Club for the Grand Challeng'
5, cup, G.. B. Kennedy of the Kingston
J. Club beat F. Biddington of th'
q Thames Rowing Club for the dia
:. mond sculls.
IL New YORK, July 7.-William r
o Laidlaw, clerk, who failed to recove
!. damages from Russell Sage for in
10 juries received by the explosion o
bomb, is once more confined t.
his house as result of his injurie
and his physicians say his case i
a very critical. Ten days ago an alb
1t scess formed on his right foot AM
,e an operation was performed yestel
70 day. Several pieces of foreign mat
~ ~ ter, supposed to be brass pegs fror
10 his shoes were taken out. The doc
I'd tors think Laidlaw's foot will hav
Or to be amputated and they fear tina
n blood poisoning will follow.
- CHICAGO, July The incendiar
81 utterances of the Anarchists sti
h. surviving in New York and a fe,
t. other portions of the country, an
,e who seem to have been galvanize
- into life by the release of Fielde
and his associates, are extremel
as CALLING to the members of the An
al nesty Committee who we're chief
or instrumental in securing Executiv
,g clemency, and it is said that Go,
: ernor Altgeld feels extremely chae
~ rined that the reds should hay
O. taken advantage of his action t
al proclaim anew that they have nc
H. given up their propaganda. 1t
not believed, however, that the pa
, don of the convicts will re-galvaniz
~ what is left of the Anarchist circle
a in this city.
90 CHICAGO, July THE Hotel Lii
a; coin, near the Worlds Fair ground
- -. was badly damaged by fire this afte
as noon. Five people were injure
ds two of whom may die. The injure
in are: Miss Jessie Bigelow, Ogden, I
of T., jumped from the third-stol
- window, sustaining a concussion
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