The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-04
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TUESDAY. DEC 4 1894

TUESDAY. DEC 4 1894
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 26.
Per s. s. Australia
THE ORIENTAL WAR.
Two interpreters aud a cores
pontlent following the Japanese
army have been captured and killed
by the Chinese.
The Monaghan soldiers at Jah Ho
are in rebellion.
japan has raised another VA loan
of 50,OOO,OUO yen, bringing the war
debt up to SOOOo,OOO Of the lOO,OOO,-
600 authorized.
UNITED STATES.
Connecticut has experienced slight
shocks of earthquake.
Captain John Short, who has been
on the San Francisco police force "a
years, attained his S7th birthday still
In harness the other day.
Secretary Gresham aud the Japa-
nese Minister at Washington have
signed the American Japanese treaty y,
which will he submitted to the
Senate as soon as il convenes. II
closes a work Of fifteen years. BY
IL the United States recognizes Japan
as a civilized nation, doing away
with consular courts.
Carleton b. Hutchins, inventor OF
the Hutchins refrigerator car and
car roof, died at Detroit, aged ~.
One OF his sons is dean Of the Cor
nell University School Of Law.
General Tbadd.us Phelps Mott,
the last surviving son Of the cele
brated physician, DR.. Valentine
Mott, died at Toulon, France, aged
rs. He was an American fond OF
adventure and, when in full uniform,
was covered with DECORATIONS ~.
ceived from foreign governments.
Marshals and Indians have cap
tured several Of the Cook gang ol
train robbers in Indian Territory.
RuRopE.
The Danish Government has a..
tablished . trade and mission station
on the coast Of Greenland.
Miss Davenport Hill has beaten
the Duke Of Newcastle by 5000 votes
IN a contest for a seat on the Lon.
don School Board.
Brgauds attached the town oI
Calbenalha. Italy, hut the tocsin wa,
rung and the citizens turning out
repulsed the marauders.
Ia a debate on Madagascar the
French Minister Of Foreign Affairs
said in the Chamber Of Deputie.
that Frcnchmen in Madagascar had
established industries employing TO-,
700 men.
The anti.rNolutionary bills will
probably have precedence over al
other measures in the German Reich
stag.
Despite the unfavorable financial
situation, the Prussiau budget will
contain large demands for agricul
tural improvements,al affecting special
ly the eastern provinces. The Prus
sian Ministers Of Agriculture ant
Finance are still negotiating rs I,
the amount Of the credits to be ask
I'd for. The agrarians will bs over
joyed by this news.
Fifty thousand persons in tn. dis
trict OF Reggie, Italy, have beet
made Homeless by the earthquake
Bodies were thrown out OF thsil
graves in cemeteries. Horrible scenes
took place in the stricken towns
people being msngle and MANNED
aud some dying in the streets OF Ia
juries before they could be removed
OTHER LANDS.
The Mexican press is publishin,
sehsational stoties oi the ptoDaDiiit.
Of war with Guatemala.
There is great suffering among
gold hunters in the Coolgardi,
fields, Western Australia, many o
whom have gone there withou,
means to buy food aud water, botl
Of which are at almost famine prices
The French gunboat Pluvirr ssiz
ed Siamese Government launch a
the mouth OF the Chantibun river
II was considered by the French
that the presence of the launch wa
in violation OF one OF the terms o
peace concluded between the tw,
countries last year. The younl
Siamese princes are said to be i'll
disposed toward the French.
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