The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-16

from cut received in the hand
while dissecting a corpse.
The Rock Island train was beld
up in Oklahoma and the express car
blown open with dynamite. Mes
senger Harmon killed one robber
and wounded another. Four or five
others took to saddle and escaped.
A new commission OF forty men
will leave San Francisco on the 2lst
inst, to complete the survey Of the
boundary between Alaska and British
Columbia.
The cruiser Monterey has left
Mare Island for San Diego, to be
absent two months.
Freight rates are cut, making them
equal from New York aud Chicago
to California.
Edward Barrou's two sons have
opened a legal battle with his widow
Tor larger share Of the two millions
he left. The widow is the third Mrs.
Barron.
A panic in Humboldt school. Chi.
cago, caused by the bursting OF a
steam pipe, resulted in the death Of
one child aud fatal injuries To three
children, besides seriously hurting
/ II others.
Nine tiremeu were killed 10y the
falling in OF the roof Of the David.
! son Theatre in Milwaukee. the in.
terror Of which was destroyed on
/ the 9th inst.
A jury in the San Francisco Police
Court has decided that the dances
in the Turkish village at the Mid.
winter Fair are not immoral within
the meaning Of the law.
q. Frank Smith, lawyer. of San
Francisco il dead.
Rev. j. b. Eddy. a Congr.@ atiunal
preacher at Oakland, has resigned
his charge TO join the Episcopal
church.
The revenue cutter L. :. Grant
has arrived at San Francisco from
New York. She will probably 20
on duty at the Golden Gate.
In the second trial Of Heath at
Fresno for the murder Of McWhirtcr.
a San Francisco lawyer, the jury has
been locked up for another night.
standing eleven for conviction There
is little hope of the twelfth man
coming round.
II is expected that the Hawaiian
| question will be thrashed over again
IN discussion OF the diplomatic aud
consular appropriation bill
THE TRAMP ARMY.
CALIFORNIA; detachment of the
Industrial army has been stalled at
Ogden, Utah Territory, by an in.
junction on the Southern Pacific
Railway Company, prohibiting the
landing Of any of the men in
Utah, and ordering them to be re.
turned 10 California. Chief Justice
Merritt and Associate Justice Miner
refused 10 entertain motion To stay
proceedings ON appeal. The men
came in q box cars.
4 citizens committee ordered the
lndu-trials out OF Reno, Nevada.
At Seattle, Wash, a meeting Of
unemployed filed two halls and
crowded the street half a block.
The object was stated to be the 70.
lief OF the unemployed, but with no
intention OF marching to the nation
al capital.
There is trouble in the camp at
Cniontown, Pa, over the expulsion
by court martial of al astrologer
and a colored flag bearer. One OF
the officers objected to "dime mu-
scum freaks" in the army. The as
trologer says he will start a new
| CommOnweal.
A meeting was held at Oakland,
Cal, by the Constitutional Legue of
Freedom, which sent a telegram to
General Kelly, assuring his com
mand Of the sympathy OF thou
sand OF their suffering brethren,
EUROPE.
An imperial decree has been issued
ordering the closing Of the law
school at Constantinople. Its prin-
cipal had been a commissioner to
the Worlds Fair, and when he re-
turned home his lectures in the law
school became too liberal for the
Sultan.
A bill is before Parliament to pro-
vide for enforcing the Behring Sea
award of the Paris arbitration.
Cholera is sprea ting at CONSTANT
nople at an alarming rate. The
British counselor Of state and his
servant were seized and died in a
few hours. The Creek legation has
been removed seven miles out OF the
city.
SIR William Vernon Harcourt,
Liberal leader ia the House Of Com
mons, was sustained by a strict party
vOte-2i9 to 223-in claiming the
morning sessions Of Tuesdays aud
Fridays for Government mea a,ures.
King Humbert, interviewed at
Rome by Paris Figaro corrcslou
dent, spoke in kindly terms Of
France, and declared that ltaIy's pa
cilic views were shared by the En-
perors OF Germany aud Austria aud
the Car,
Lord Itosebery, the British Pre-
mier, has announced the intention
Of Great Britain to hold Uganda in
Central Africa and give il a strong
local government.