The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-06-30

lieved they carried bombs loaded
with bullets. Lead was found fiat
tened on the walls of buildings.
UNITED STATES.
Earthquake shocks have been felt
in the Southern States.
The cruiser Atlanta has been or
dered back to the United States.
Jacob Schaefer, the champion
billiard player, is in San Francisco.
Associate Justice Blatchford of
the Supreme Court is very low at
Newport, RI.
Cornell won in the freshmen's two
mile race over Columbia at New
London by over ten lengths in 1913.
The shipment of gold from Lon
don to New York is looked upon as
showing that the tide of gold ex-
ports has turned.
Judge Grant has decided that the
bill to change the capital Of Califor-
MIA from Sacramento to San Jose is
unconstitutional.
John w. Flood has been found
guilty by the San Francisco jury,
who fixed the amount of his embez-
Element at Sl63, 700.
Lightning struck Yingling's cir
Gus at River Falls, Wisconsin, just
as the people were going out of the
tent. Eight persons were killed and
many injured.
Rev. Rodney Edwards, superin-
tendent of the Old Peoples Home
San Francisco, has been indicted for
embezzling $500 from Mrs. Allen
an inmate of the home.
A train on the Long Island Rail
road on which 1000 persons were re-
turning from the races at Sleeps
head Bay, was derailed in tunnel
Two persons were killed and Ion
injured, some of them fatally.
Captain Searles of the S. S. City
of Peiling has sued the S. f. Daily
Report for 100000 damages fol
libel. The paper said that the cap
tain had suite of rooms free at the
Palace Hotel, in return for his re
commencing it to passengers from
the Orient.
y. An encyclical from the Pope il
published which upholds Mgr. Sat
: Oils course in relation to the public
schools Of America. While the pub
r lie schools are not to be condcmnc(
I. entirely, still every endeavor shoult
be made to multiply and advance
the Catholic schools.
The International Navigation
Company of New Jersey has bee
organized to control the STEAMSHIP
hot
: adelphia and European ports. Th
: capital is Sl5,OOU,0OO. Five steam
| ships to cost s., 100000 each have bee
ordered from the Cramps of Phila
f delphia.
y BANK FAILURES ON THE COAST.
Six banks have closed temporaril
! at Los Angeles: First Nationa
: Southern California National, Cit
u Bank, Broadway, University an
. East Side Bank. The latter tire
. are small institutions. The Firs
q National paid out over half millio
. in two days. The Los Angeles n;
;, tional Bank is making 25 and 10 PEI
cent payments cash, the balance
ten and sixty days, and claimed O
"Wednesday to have 100000 to sta
, with next day.
7. Payments we're suspended at tn
u Consolidated National and the Sa'
y ings Bank of San Diego.
q The bank of Anaheim closed /;
y noon Wednesday. Depositors wi
= be paid in full.
IS AT late hour on Thursday la
,, the directors of the Pacific Ban
% in San Francisco concluded to su
u pond business. In their posted n
( tice of suspension they said depos
q tors would be paid in full.
l. The Pacific was the treasurer
and large stakeholder in the Pc
wle's Home Savings Bank, whit
also closed its doors on Frid'
J. morning to protect its depositors.
20 The Call of the 23d prints in bla'
At type some reassuring paragraphs r
u garding other local moneyed co
le Germs. They are protected by Il
action Of the Clearinghouse, al
apart from this are in magnifice
condition to meet the deman
which may be made upon the
The Bank Of California receiv
Sl,OO0,OOO the previous day from t
United States treasury; the AngI
California Bank has S3,0O0,OOO
coin in its vaults; the Nevada Ba
in has funds TO meet any delnan
made upon it, and so with the othe
Vicc-Presidcnt II, II. McDona
Jr., says the suspension Of the Pa
lic cannot last longer than five da.
as u capitalist would then be p
pared to help out the bank to I
extent Of S3,OOO,OO if necessary.
1t is stated the Riverside Ba
will meet every obligation.
The First National Bank Of \
By Whatcom, Wash, the oldest in
city, has closed its doors.