The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-24
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
\nr"nIA. Il. C.. MAY Ii.
Per :. :. Warriuinu.
Various Items

Rev. Dewitt Talmagp's new Tab
orBmle' ia Brooklyn. y. T.. wa.
Totally DESTROYED 10y fire nu SUNDAY.
Ma, H..
Cape Colony will send two dele
gates To the conference. at D,tawn
L. prouUt" closer trade relation.
l"twe"n the parts Of the British
Empire.
Mr.. A. J. Mund.lla has resigned
his seat in Lord Rus.bery's Cabin.i.
a. the result of his connection with
New Zealand loan company whch
Iarl"d recently.
Wheat advanced tn cent in
Chi"agu n th" llth rst.
British C"lu,ubla i. in the miI.t
~ u I"ral election.
A number uf merchant iailnrs ul
N"tntia hav" iSs,,d a card ia the
local papers stating that they H."
not employ Chimes. tabor.
The Committee of the Citv Cuuu
riI ul Victoria To- whom were r.
l-rr.d th" petitions for aud against
To" compulsory clusiug II III" bar.
b-r shops. tOlar"Ouisl>' establish
m"uis, "ic.. un th. SUNDAY. have
agreed tu disagree aud auuuIur,.
that the decision Of TIA" matter will
III all probability he left tu a vote ui
the cIiiLrus.
Ih" Faraday j. making "Nr"lI"ni
pr"Sr--, in laying he tanHlian "md
-! the new Atlantic cable. ca IT,,
18th inst. she had paid out ilu mil"-
I.sasI al 4 lt....
for London To- take abOard the mid
ocean section.
\ gras.hupp"r plagu" wur." thar
the disastrous one II La, wear
threatens farms ~ OntariO.
An electric storm II "a r,ciuui,
nature la. visited Minnesota. Nrai
li"ndcrsun the rycl"nc lifted a pur
ton of the NuIth"rn parIii" track
b"dIly into the air aud scattered u
over TIA" surrounding country.
lh" Canaiiau tug kuiI" tlrighi
has been seized AT Port Huron.
Mich. Tor traiiug between American
ports without stopping at a Cana
dian port between.
Prince BIsmarvk's scintica ha-
grown wnrs. and his wa.A. ~ tho
park hav" been stopped 10y ORDER "i
DR.. S"hwening"r.
Chancellor vun capriyi ha. re-
""lN"t "a petition from the G"rrmrn
colonial >O"r"lN, asking that Ger
many aunrA samoa.
Ia" Internal iuual lubil"" couvr,,-
lIuu ur ia" y VI. I. \ will open IL
LlmduH next June. ~ N.p,.trma-tri
4 l.
States viii ~" the first uf the foreign
d"i"Eat"S To- arrive.
Ia hight l"' Wruu Ca hnl,c> aud
DauS"uru at l'"rIa.I,mn, II, nud.
receivers aud clubs were r,.,I ul
huth sides, ami h.f"r,. IL" Iur,rr ~.
rived one man Wl> >iIut drdd hn,
several were Jured severely. \
h'h"Ii" mob a'la"klug an Drnug,
iiIurral started IA" fight.
IL. III. Johnson, the ltrIii>h Cuu
missioner L. Nyas-aihnd has arr,"u
AT Lauzitar lie denies that u c,ri.
sl"n tween Tia" Pnrlug,ir.r an!
British forces took place AT Iel- last
March. The Portuguese iuri- .aIu-
ud the British guubaat. h. says, auu
TIA" natives probably mrSrouk th,
demonstration for fighting anu
,prcad the report.
The bank Of Montreal statement
Tor the Year ending April ~ rhnw-
III" prults Tor the year. after deduct
Ing the charges Of mhun.,"mrnf, lu
alnuunt Ia - 3l3,2~!,.Sll. being 4 f,w
thousand dollars less than | per
cent on the capital stock oi Sl2,.iGI.
good unr.
Forty Canadian families. cnupri-
ing 40 p"rsuu>, arrived ~ Mru.
t"aI from New England Th,N are
bound for the I hnmIlau Nrrrh
West.
SIR William iiarcuurt ha. given
,tr"uG hints that he will retire Tr,un
Ia" CHARACTERISTIC "G III" I.\- ,
rhr,IlIrr
WITH threats II anuthrr Indian I.
mnItiny "v"riangln,g, SAYS l.nudou
h"srn'ch, II would appear to- b" Ill
advised for Anglo, Indians 10 stump
the country ia behalf Of more sym .
pat h"llc tr"atm mrnt nf th" native
iut Sir William Wet
derby has determined to stump the
country ia behalf nf the dow II
truddem native, One hundred aud
thirty m"mhers Of parliament. most.
ly irish, have PROMISED To- help.
Queen Victoria will remain in
scotland five Weeks, aud on return
lng will stay Al Windsor thrrr week,
h"i"re G"ing To- Dsburn" for the
summer.