The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-08
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! Suit has been begun by the State
of Illinois to revoke the charter Of
! the Chicago Gas Trust.
. Colonel Breckinridge now claims
! to be a pauper and unable To pay
the Sl5,OOO damages awarded to
Miss Pollard.
! May wheat sold on the board at
Chicago, April -, at SHE, the low
est ever known. IL is said the pro-
fits of Ed. Partridge are S2JO.OOO
and Of ) &. Croscrans SlOO,OOO
Bishop Donacum wont to Platts-
mouth, Nebraska, and had an in.
junction issued restraining Father
Corbett, the Palmyra priest. from
holding services. The priest held
the customary services not withstand.
ing, aud a warrant has been issued
for his arrest.
Frank Hal'on, proprietor OF the
Washington Post, was stricken with
paralysis on April ~ at his desk.
The stroke is considered very serious.
\ bill has been introduced 10y
Representative Goodnight Of Ken.
lucky. to create a Depart meut Of
Health in the Government.
George A. Curtis, a bluejackct who
was on the L. ). $. Trenton when
wrecked at Samoa, was commit.
ted to the Insane Asylum in San
Francisco on April IL.
jim Hall has challenged Bob
Filzsimmons for the middlcweight
championship. the fight Ia tax.
place in London or Mexico. Saws
Hall: II am willing To max. q Lon.
don ring.rule with Fi,zsimmuns or
Qucsnsberry rules for stake aud
purse, and II he - broke, for purse
alone"
Oxford has sent word to Yale aud
: Harvard that she will rae. IN Sept.
cnbrr the winner of tho Yale Har
ward annual boat race.
The Supreme Court OF New Or.
leans has decided tho matter 81 tn.
state vs.. the Olympic Club. II he.
cid.s in favor Of the club aud here.
after boxing contests will b. allowed
in Louisiana.
The steamer bus Angeles uf the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
ran on rock oil Puiut Sur at .
d o'clock saturday night. April u.
aud sank IN half an hour. The yes.
,'rl was on her way from Los Angeles
tu this city. aud was crowded with
passengers. Nearly all were taken
III 10 li!cbuats aud a raft. but sight
persons are supposed To hav. in-t
heir lives. Tn. bodies 81 four ~
tn" drowned hav. been recovered.
Young Critic, til. Australian
feat herwcigh' champion. aud johnny
Griffin, 81 BrucEtun. fought eight
rounds at the Ca.iun, Boston ~;
Apiil ~. GriIIu fairly outclas.rd
his opponent, bat according To au
agreement that IL both men were on
their i"et N tn" iiuish of the o,ght
rounds, the fight would he called a
draw, Il was 80 decided. Tire"
Thousand people Witnessed the boat
aud all went away satisfied that
Clio j. the brst man Of his inches
seen IN Boston.
Secretary ilrrb"rt j. invest igaling
Information Of fraud agains, Stirling
brothers who mauufarIur" balls
and shells for the Government. They
are charged with making project lies
To suit the armnr plates against
which they ar" To bo fred for test
ing the plates. For plates from the
ii"thlehrm works, for instance, they
would make brittle balls. One Of
them is accused Of saying that he
would blow the armur pilates of TIA.
Carncgi. Steel Company Ia hell il
they didn't Tx them ~ Bethlehem
did.
wRATiI az \ CORKurT JrDGE.
Edwari Rnsewai.r, editor 81 tn.
Omaha (Nebraskal Bee was sent.uc.
eel to Imprisonment for thirty days
and to pay fine If 500 for alleged
contempt of court. Without being
given an opportunity to appeal Mr.
RuSowater was ordered taken 10 jail
AZ once, AMI for six hours h. was be-
hind the bars Of the Douglas.
County Jail. The stat. Supr,n,
Court granted a supcrsed"as au,
Mr.. ROsewater was released until
the case can he reviewed by the
higher court The alleged oir"ns.
, committed by Nv Rusewat-r wa,
~ w wv ~ INV NV
: u local article in which il was stated
that there was evident Y somr par
TALLY shown to certain criminal, IL
the District Court, as Of twJ me,
caught robbing a railroad depot TIA,
poor man was sentenced to prison
. and the sou Of wealthy parents wa
given his liberty without the cas'
coming To trial The facts 10 tn,
, rase were not denied, but Judge &
X. Scott, VINO had dismissed tn,
ease IN question, felt aggrieved a
/, tn" word pail" used in tho articI"
THE TRAMP ARMY.
The Butte (Montana) contingent
Of Cox"ys army captured lot q
freight ears and an engine at Helena
" and 400 Of the men started with i
over the Northern Pacific RaiIroa
for st. Paul. Officials Of the lin
we're thrown into "a fever Of anxet
lest Tia" stolen train should make
q collision. All other trains wor
ordered to keep uut Of its WAY
Judge Henry &, Caldwell, Of the [
!. ). Circuit Court AT Little Rock, Ark
: has issued orders to the officers ,
| that court 10 Us" all TIA" means j
" their power 10 capture TIA" TRAN
T. IL" has asked the general ""mmauo
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