The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-11-06
Continued from 1st Pdge.)

Carnot and his staff were escorted
on board the French flagship For.
midable, where they were received
by Admiral Bossoudry and staff
Shortly afterward Admiral Avelan
and the commanders of the Russian
war vessels went on board the
French flagship to witness the re-
view of the vessels of the Mediter.
ranean squadron. Later President
Carnot boarded the Russian flagship
Emperor Nicholas |. to which he
was welcomed by the Russian En-.
bassador, Baron de Mohrenheim.
The President was treated with
the same courtesy as the Gar OF
Russia himself would have received.
The point most commented upon in
connection with the review is the
fact that as President Carnot passed
down the line formed by the Russian
war ships royal salute was fired,
which honor is specially reserved for
the Gar.
oBsEQUIEs OF GouNoD.
The remains of the great COM
poser, Gounod, we're buried at
Paris on October 9th with full
civic and military honors. Many
of those present at the funeral
were celebrities in the arts and
sciences from all parts of France.
The hearse was followed by two
large chariots laden with floral offer
ings and other colossal tributes
] borne on the shoulders Of those fol-
lowing the casket. All the musical
societies of France sent delegations,
who marched in the procession and
sang as the cortege passed to the
church of La Madeline, where a
solemn musical service was held
SOCIALISTS IN SESSION.
There was stormy session to-day
of the socialist congress, says a
Cologne despatch of October u.
After warm exchange of remarks,
more personal than parliamentary,
the congress resolved that the
Social Democratic party repeats it's
expression of sympathy with the
/, trades union movement aud imposes
upon all members the duty of I'M
tiringly working for the recognition
of the Importance of trades unions,
and to do their utmost to streng-
then these organizations.
BISMARCK Is WELL.
In view of the sensational reports
regarding the health of Prince Bis
marck the London agent of the AS
sociated Press caused special in
quiries to be made at Friedrichsruhe
in the afternoon of October 81. The
result is that the Associated Press is
authorized to state that the alarm
ing stories printed about Bismarck
and the bad condition of his health
are unfounded. The Prince is in a
= good state of health and is able to
take daily walks.
The anniversary of the capitula-
l ton of Metz was observed in the
' usual way in Berlin on October q
by banquet at the Kaiserhof. The
Emperor was in attendance, as we'll
as many royal and illustrious guests.
Fifeld Church, near Abingdon,
England, built in the thirteenth
century, has been burned.
OTHER LANDS.
A Lima, Peru, despatch of Oct 81
says: The action of Congress in an
nulling the municipal elections pro-
voked general resistance throughout
the republic. The excitement which
it created is most serious. Com
merce was paralyzed to-day and the
,, streets were patrolled by soldiers.
Trouble is expected
l. 1t is said now that the sinking of
y the Haytian gunboat Alexander
d Petcon, at first regarded as mysteri-
10 Gus, was effected by revolutionists
" Mount Calbuco volcano, Chill, is
> very active, and the streets of Oso-
rio are filed with piles of ashes from
the crater.
President Barros of Guatemala
has decreed that labor should hence
S. forth be free all over the country.
90 The Nippon Yushen Kaisha
!, Owners of the immigrant steamers
- that come to Houolulu) have started
line OF steamers to run between
Japan and India every three weeks
An earthquake has happened in
r. kagoshi, Japan, the heaviest fol
- fifty or sixty years.
ce An extensive conspiracy has beer
discovered by the Government Of
Nicaragua. Several prominent resi-
dents OF Leon have been imprisoned
and others banished.
Forty French soldiers were attack
y, cd in the desert and defeated, after
> resisting all day and losing twelve
killed.
King Lobengula's forces were de
is feated at Matabele by the British il
' a heavy battle.
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