The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-10
UNITED STATES.

Chinese are registering generally.
There has been a decrease of near
~ ~ percent in the revenue during
the present fiscal year
Wild excitement prevails through
'hit New Mexico over th. gold dis
cuveres iu He'll Canon.
Reports from SIX principal winter
wheat growing States show pros
poets Tor an excellent crop.
At one time there wcr. soiu.
leprrs in Louisiana, but they hav"
almost entirely disappeared.
The latest storm il sail To hav"
benefited crops in Michigan NOR"
than IL harmed them.
Susan B, Anthony is announced I"
max" l15 speeches IN Kansas un th"
right Oi women to vote.
Thirty Yale students have taken
10 the woods to avoid prosecution
Tor attendance AT a priI" fight.
Sm0k"less coal will be- used 10y the
vessels Of the Behriug S", patrol
nret on their summer cruise.
\ Brouklyn child's death j. said
To have been caused 10y impure virus
used in vaccination.
Tn. Cramps hav" offered Ia build
new warships for England
ID. q, Canarinus, fruit dealer and
restaurant aud saluon keeper. San
Francisco, il b"ing hunted by angry
creditors. II Is said he is staying NJ
hotel at SIusalito. There is a sui
pending agains, him brought by \
J, Campbell "f Honolulu, Tor violat
ing an agreement to buy no bananas
from any other firm on the island.
but Campbell, Marshall Il Co.
Cinpbell paid Camarinos $500 H.
1889 Tor all the interests Of the firm.
with this agreement, aud now she.
Ia recover that amount.
Mrs. Rose Dawes was robbed OF
$500 in a Kearny street car IN San
Francisco. The robbers were cap
lur.d after u warm chase by officer
aud others. She had com. from
Tacoma to see about buyIug som,
goods" offered her 10y lett-r, whrh
proved To b. counterfeit gr.-nhack-
The dealer arranged the robberN
after she had refused To buy.
The cruiser Bennington has ar
rived at Mare Island from ia. Euro.
pean station.
Truxton Beale, ~. Minister to Per
sia, and Harriet Blsine, daughter ul
the late Secretary of State. hav"
married.
Thomas Tracy, who served under
Farragut and was thanked by Coi-
gress Tor conspicuous bravery ~ Tn"
battle OF Mobile Bay, d,ed at Lodi,
Cal, on May from the breaking OF
varicose vein in his leg, Th"
nalady was originally caused by
wound received while a lieutenant
and executive officer on the Farra,
gut in 1864.
Preachers in Kentucky are pro.
testing against the denomination of
Breckinridge To C'ngress.
Serious TlOting has occurred a.
Cleveland, Ohio, A mob Of 2pO
started to raid the factories aud
drive out the meu who were work
ing. Another mob Of 800 started
the same game elsewhere in the city.
Both bands were suppressed by the
police and 800 men we're put under
arms the night Of May 2 10 await
any emergency.
Secretary Herbert is about to visit
California,
Third officer Ryfkogel OF the
wrecked steamer 10, Angeles has
been charged with manslaughter by
the coroner's jury, 1t is said the
dead were robbed right and left al
the scene OF the disaster,
THREATS OF ASsASsINS
Representative Bynum received u
letter from a Chicago man who sigu-
himself Charles Nugent. The writer
says that he was formerly ono Of
Mr., Bynum's constituents, and he
dates the letter simply West Madi,
son street, April 25th;
He tells Mr. Bynum that he had
b,ttsr toll Grover Cleveland aud