The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-10-27

/ Ger.
Sheriff McDade is cited to show
cause why he should not deliver the
assets OF the Pacific bank to III. l.
Wiley the receiver.
Doolitte of Washington State has
introduced a resolution for investi-
eating the Nicaragua Canal.
The McCreary Chinese bill has
passed the House. President Cleve-
land is said to be perfectly satisfied
with it.
Mrs. Roscoe Conkling has died of
apoplexy at Utica, \. Y. She was
more than 60 years old.
Yellow fever continues to spread
at Brunswick, Georgia.
The t. S. S. Rangers shaft has
been found crooked on examination.
When Strengthened the Ranger will
probably be sent to China.
1t is rumored in the Mare Island
navy yard that one of the cruiser
Boston's eight-inch rifles has been
found defective and will be con-
demned.
Great havoc has been wrought by
storms on the lakes. The steamer
| NoCohcu, uouuN lioLl hStlIdDulu W
Duluth, foundered with a loss of 13
souls out of the crew of l6. Many
other disasters are reported.
The 500" road has made cut Of
S65 for return tickets from Missouri
river points to the Pacific Coast, the
former rate being $50.
Francis P. Egan, eldest son of
Patrick Egan, late Minister to Chill,
has married daughter of the late
Don Jorge Rokas, at one time a
member of the Chilian Senate. The
Rokas family is very rich.
General Dennis Francis Burke has
died at New York.
Reported yellow fever on ship at
Boston is declared not to be that dis
ease.
1t is rumored that p. D. Armour,
the wealthy pork packer of Chicago
} is about to add 100000 to the equip,
ment of the Armour Institute.
J Three New York policemen left
their posts aud with companion
, went to sleep in Central Park
building. All of them were over.
: come with gas, only one of the four
1 policeman, being alive at last ac
) counts aud he in dying state.
Illinois Central railroad net earn
, ings show an increase of S3S9,5l;
t over 1892
The Pullman Palace Car Co. clear
ed, above it's 50 per share quarterly
dividends, over I,0OO,O00 the past
6 year.
= Mayor Boody of Brooklyn has
given out that he will not permi,
. the prize fight between Jim Corbett
q and Charley Mitchell to take place
a at Coney Island,
The Australian cricketers, who
were beaten by the Philadelphia
!. team, have beaten the Detroit crick
eters by an inning and 157. Detroi,
, scored l45 in the two innings.
y The New York Synod OF Presby
:. terians has voted by large major
ity, after heated debate, that thu
! condemnation of Professor Brigg.
a for heresy by the General Assembly
p was final.
! General Adams, commander 0
the G.. A. r., is improving after I
, weak spell consequent on surgica
operation.
/ EUROPE.
M. Gounod, the great composer
author of the opera Faust" dice
in Paris on October Is. His age wa
!. doubtful but according to himsel
> was rs. The question of giving hin
u state funeral is undecided.
a FINANCIAL REFORM FOR ITALY.
Signor Giolitti, Premier of Italy
It in late speech declared the foreign
a policy Of Italy rested on peaceful
: alliances, and the Toulon inciden
V proved that the desire for peace wa
Q common to all European nations
r This situation would allow Italy t.
devote her efforts to raise hersel
d from the present economic depres
+, sion, which was due to excessive ant
unproductive expenditures, invol
l.. wing heavy foreign loans. He sal
IS there was turn for the better l.
V Italian finances, and described som
|. of the proposed reforms.
as DEATH OF MARSHAL IMAGINATION.
'es Marshal Mcmahon died Oct |.
u He will have state funeral. Maj
sinai McMdnOu was porn aI SullN
n July l3, 1908. He was descende
J. from an Irish family, his ancestor
o having left England after losing al
for the last of the Stewart King
l. Marshal Mcmahon was famous as
< soldier, statesman and patriot. II
t. succeeded Theirs as president of tn
republic in 1873, resigning, the otfic
y in 1879.
RUSSIAN SQUADRON IN FRANCE.
ia Visits were exchanged betwee
,e Admiral Avellan of the Russia
RS squadron and Marshal Canrobert 0
;e the 10Th. In replying to the Rus
n sian commanders greeting the Ma
H. shall said that the French officers j
J. the Crimea could not restrain tn
admiration they felt for Russia
as courage. In fact, it was in til
ry Crimea that the French first learne
to love and esteem the Russians.
ne The Russian sailors lunched ;
is the Ministry of Foreign Affairs an
3 received the usual ovation. The
hs were the familiar toasts to Russ
er and France, which were drunk wit
is enthusiasm.
In he evening the President GA,