The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-09
LATE FoRE1oN NEWS.
Items from All Parts by ths Mari
posa's Mail.

President Zolaya Of Nicaragua is |
anxious that the canal project be
discussed thoroughly in the United
States, which Government he thinks
should undertake the great enter
prise.
J. P. Walters OF Dalton, Ill.,, died
. few days ago, aged eighty-four.
He was a noted Abolitionist and CO.
worker Of Allen p. Lovejoy in the
underground railway thirty-five
years ago. Lovejoy's newspaper Of
fee was raided. and his printing
plant thrown into the river by anti.
abolition rioters.
The Interior Department has de-
clined TO take action on q petition OF
sheepmen to open the lands In the
national parks Of California for graz.
ing purpose, Congress alone having
the right to act in the matter.
II Is the belief of the officials OF
the Union Pacific that the damage
done by the recent high waters will
not amount to so much Is at first
supposed, although IL will run high
into the hundreds Of thousands.
Chicago will be the scene Of the
Joint debate between the Catholic
Truth Society and Professor Sims Of
the A. p. A. A challenge was issued
by the former at Lexington, Ky,
and IL was promptly accepted. This
is the first discussion of the kind.
The cash balance in the Treasury
on June rs was SIG, 59i ,666. OF which
$4,000, 295 was gold. One million in
gold was taken the same day from
the New York Sub Treasury for eI-
port. With Saturdays deposits in
the Sub.Treasury this makes the
true amount Of the reserve S64, AGO.
295.
President Cleveland, speaking OF
the financial conditions, says: ave
are paying As We 60, in the usual
way. Last year up to June the bal.
snce against us arising from the eI-
ports and imports OF merchandise,
excluding gold and silver, was S64,.
$1,000 The balance in our favor
for the same period this year will be
x62,9iO, 562, representing change in
our favor Of $l27 ,492,6O2. These
conditions, taken In connection with
the willingness OF our banks tn help
the Treasury during any temporary
and unusual drain Of gold, ought to
satisfy the most conservative OF our
safety"
Thos. A. Edison the inventor was
quite i'll the last week in June. He
fell backward from a chair aud, il
is fearcd, was injured internally.
Prominent New York bankers are
visiting Washington, II 10 supposed
to urge on the President the issue
Of SlOOOOOyO0O bonds.
A train was stopped in Georgia On
June ~, by q danger signal, aud the
express safe was blown open and all
its contents stolen.
Two hundred and thirty bodies
have been recovered from the Albion
colliery at Cilfyndd, Wales, the
scene Of an explosion On June q.
The wedding Of Miss Mary Ross
Donnelly and Charles Astor Bryste
grandson OF John Jacob Astor, took
place al New York on the 18th ult
John Hasssp Craig, known ~ John
Power, the Kentucky giant, died at
his home IN Dsnville, Ind, June %.
, He weighed 700 pounds.
Ex-Judge John ID. Finnsy died
recently At St. Louis. He was we'll
known rs . political writer, aud was
the founder Of the Knights Of St.
Pat rick.
Mrs. Mary 4. L,sse, the woman's
champion OF Kansas, announces tha,
she will visit England this fall for
: the purpose Of settling up an estate
there in which she Is Interested
She also stated that she had au Of.
fer to make lecture tour in Austria
lia which she was seriously consider,
lug. Mrs. Lease is Just recovering
from her illness aud will be- unable
, to I'LL engagements in America. with
; the probable exception Of q few ia
the East.
I A report on the assembling Of the
, National Republican League Con
ventiOn At Denver says: The Com
mittee on Resolutions, the member,
, Of which are appointed by the
States, has practically decided il
advance to frown down all issues
.. such a. free coinage OF silver aud
woman suffrage. Nevertheless, II /,
the intention Of some Of tho dele
. gates from silver States to make q
. tight in the convention.
The town Of Keighlsy, Kansas
was razed to the ground by ,
cyclone. Only one fatality is 10
> ported, a man having been killed il
the wreck Of q barn.
Italians at Lyons suffered severed,
in person and property from riotsrl
u inhalned by the murder OF the Pre-
v sident. The French Government
: has informed the Italian that il
y would protect Italian subjects il
q France.
] Santo, the assassin Of President
$ Carnot, declared himself an anar
u chist on his examination before tn,
magistrate.
Among those who witnessed tn,
= arrival OF the body OF Presiden
a Carnot at the Elysee Palace was hi
coachman, who was so affected tina
+ he fell insensible and died from tn,
y shock.
A gasoline and gas stove trus
with q capital OF $lO,OOOOOO is ~
o ported from 81. Louis.
" Russia is sending high official I,
China, Japan, Corea and the Unite,
n States, to inspect the chief ports
!. especially San Francisco, and re-
mort uDOD the hast means NJ nr0