The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-04
FOREIGN ITEMS.

hospital.
Henry Watterson says there are a
hundred applicants for every Fede-
raj Office in Kentucky.
A consignment of California straw
berries was received in New York;
price, ST rs per quart.
At Vinton, Iowa, the city officials
are burning all houses where diph-
liberia patients died.
Sir Richard Owen, one of the fore
most English specialists in compare
tive anatomy, is dead.
There were thirty-fve cases of
cholera and two deaths at Hamburg
in the week ending Dec II.
Foreign stockholders have sent an
agent to America to try to secure
control of the Union Pacific.
For the fun of chasing CARA, the
Mexican border bandit, the United
States Government has thus far paid
100000.
The first official test of the new
street railway mail car in st. Louis
proved great success in every way.
DR.. Thomas Cecil of Chicago was
arrested in New York for prescrib-
ing for sick man without securing
a New York permit.
The recent advance in stocks has
made the Gould property worth
about S15,00O,OOO more than it was
on the day of Gould's death.
The colored prisoner in the Ohio
PeniteNtiary who prayed for pos
sum for Thanksgiving dinner had
his prayer answered. He received
six.
There is trouble with the Welsh
workers at Elwood, Ind. They
refuse to permit the company to
operate patent machines with I'M
skilled labor.
Nine hundred thousand dollars is
the subsidy which British ship
owners ask for establishing a new
transatlantic line between Canada
and England.
Elmer Perrin of Long Branch, N
j., is reported to have vomited eight
green peppers, each an inch and a
half long that had grown from seed
in his stomach.
Boomers are already assembling
on the southern border of Kansas in
anticipation of the opening to set
Element of 6,OOO,O0O acres of land il
the Cherokee strip.
Captain John p. Murphy, Vice
President of the Arkansas Confeder
ate Veterans Association, is dead
He was one of the largest cotton
planters on the Arkansas river.
Marquis de Mores is in bed with
wound in his shoulder, received in ;
duel few days ago. The affair hat
been kept secret. More's the pit,
the belligerent dude wasn't killed.
One of the principal trad
, papers of the country, the Phila
; delphia Record, is advocating a dut
of II cents per pound on sugar,
| cents on coffee and 5 cents on tea.
Smalley, writing from London t
the New York Tribune, says Ribo
has performed wonders since he too
the lead of the French Ministry, an
! has saved the republic from wrecl
! Women and children were slain b
the Mexican revolutionists recent
at San Ygnacio, Mexico. A reques
for the women and children to b
allowed to leave the camp was dc
MED.
:; Zinc miners at Webb City, Wis
I have noticed lately that a shaft the
Il were digging has been growing no
= ter. At a depth of 1913 feet, tn
Il other day, they had to stop worl
o as flames burst through into til
II shaft.
>. A new serpent mound, the large
now known, has been discovered /
Professor Putnam near Fort Al
7 cient, Ohio. 1t is 1900 feet long an
e about ten thick, and is considere
one of the most remarkable of pr
# historic works.
e Mrs. Gladstone, wife of the Englis
;; Premier, is a property owner at Nj
S CARA Falls, Ont, and consequently
D entitled to vote for the Mayo
IS School Trustees and Councillors
S. the town. Her name appears on Il
10 voters list.
Herman Oelrichs has just given
dinner at New York to the "Roas
D ing Club" an organization whit
r restricts it's membership to tho
'r who seldom utter kind word abo
'e anybody, and feel at liberty to cri
% else "the dress, speech, politics, pee
gree, education, religion, and t
p eating and drinking capacity
lg friends and enemies" Oelrichs h
N just been elected President.
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