The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-03

On board were Of course consider.
ably Interested in the new light. and
expressed themselves in warm terms
AT the enterprise thus shown 10y the
local Government in so smartly pro
vidiug a lighthou for the couvrn.
ienc. ~ the new mail service.
EUROPE.
The ship Mrrcator 1i2S tuns),
which left G"rIung on September III
for the English Channel to receive
orders, has been posted at Lloyds
A. missing.
Some srusation has been caused
by the discovery Of an anarchist
plot to take he liz. Of the Emperor
Of Germany during the festivities in
connection with the apr aching
Royal wedding. The polio. aut thor
tiles in Coburg have taken minute
precautions to ensure the safety Of
His Imperial Majesty.
The French police hay. seized
forged bank notes Ia the value 81 a
quarter Of a million francs.
4 singular action has been tried IN
the English courts. The plaintiff.
Mr., Hall. had purchased Gunner
Place, in Berkshire, wh"r. according
to history Amy iobsart. the Inflated
Countess nf Leicester. was murder
ed in l:bU. She was. a. every school
boy knows, found lying dead. with
her neck broken at the foot of q
staircase, hut there can be- do doubt
that she met foul death aud that
her husband, il not Elizabeth hei-
SELF. was an accessory to tn" crime.
The plaintiff appears to have been
Induced to purchase tn. building by
the report that the ghost Of til" I'M
fortunate Amy haunted tn" room
which sh" had during her life uccu-
pied; but finding either that th"r"
was ne ghost, az that the historical
room had ceased to exist, be- sought
To rcs"iud the purchase. \ verdict
however, was given in favor II the
defendant. the Ear 81 Abingdon,
Til" law does not recognize ghosts.
Madam" .IousauX, u lady we'll,
known in high society in Antwerp.
has been arrested. charged with
poisoning her uncle, her brother,
and her sister, IN order to obtain
the amount Of their life insurance
policies, which represented u sun,
81 six thousand pounds. The vic
tins died by slow poisoning.
II is reported that the Car re-
fused to agree to the disarmament
, proposals ~ the Triple Alliance un-
less Germany aud France first anan
| doned their quarrel,
/ 4 bill Introduced in tn" House Of
Commons by Colonel Nolan, mem.
Der for Galway North. for ia" repeal
Of the Irish Crime Act. was read a
second time on a division by a
| majority OF six votes. II is not be-.
Iieved that the Government will
support the bill to passage.
Ih" London police ar. actively
prosecuting inquiries with the view
Of completing evidence IN the case
4 against the Italian anarchist P0lti.
arrested on a charge Of completely
in n dynamite plot in London. II
has been discovered that another
bomb, OF tn" same ingenious con-
| structiOu a. the one found IN his
posse sion AT the time of his arrest
was ordered by Polti, and the shell
in Il completed condition has been
found at the makers.
Another attempted dynamite out
rag" in Paris has been discovered
and frustrated. A bomb was found
in the quarters Of the Chief Of Police
in the city, but was removed in
safety.
Sir Thomas McIlwraith, of
Queensland, paid a visit Ia the Sal
walton Army farm colony al Had
leigh, England, and no was so pleas
Ell with what ho saw that he after
wards wrote to Colonel Booth ex-
pressing his high opinion of the
/ scheme. and complimenting the
Army officials upon the administra
. ton of the settlement
: -Four hundred and fifty Anglican
cI"rgymen have appealed to the
Archbishop Of Canterbury to sup
port ia" working Of the parish coun.
ellis.
General Loggio, an officer in tn"
Italian army, has been arrested at
Monac" on suspicion Of being spy,
A number 81 discriminating docu.
mentS were found IN his possession,
Tn" German Rrichstag has reject
ed tn" principal clauses in the To.
bacco Taxation Bill.
The British Budget proposals
have been we'll received in the pro.