The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-11
UNITED STATES.

hoist his flag on the Olympia.
Maud Ballington Booth is heading
moral reform movement in Chi
cago.
George f. st. John. President OF
the German-American Bank at Port
Clinton, Ohio, committed suicide by
shooting in Jail at Port Clinton,
while awaiting sentence, within one
hour after being convicted for forg-
cry.
John 5. Minter, thought to be the
last survivor in California OF the
first expedition across the country
under General John g. Fremont,
died yesterday at Old San Diego,
aged seventy years. He was a native
OF Kentucky.
The U. S. cruiser Boston, repair
ing at Mare Island, will not be
ready for her trial trip before au-
other month. The Bennington is
about ready for sea.
Masked robbers entered the ex-
press Office at Sugarlane, Tex,
Wednesday night, took $500 from
the safe and made a safe escape.
The striking shoemakers at Haver-
hill, Mass, signed an agreement on
Thursday to submit to arbitration,
aud an early end to the trouble is
expected.
The Mendoza Coal and Mining
Company OF Missouri, its miners and
employees, have sent to the Ne
braska sufferers train Of coal, con-
sisting Of thirteen cars.
X. NJ. McChinn, a newspaper cor
respondent, was killed by Judge
Harry Masterson at Bazoria, Tex,
Thursday. He had appeared as
witness in a suit against Masterson.
Fire destroyed the fashionable
boarding-house Of Ira T. Wilson at
Chicago, Thursday. Forty inmates
were in bed when the blaze started,
and number had to be taken from
the third story by fremen.
In the House OF the Maine Legis-
lature Representative Bartlett on
Thursday introduced bill to offer
a standing reward Of $50 to each per-
son who, after taking the Kelley
cure remains sober twelve months.
The Illinois Undertakers' Conven-
ton, in session at Chicago, have de-
cided in favor OF making funerals
less expensive in the matter of now-
ers and carriage hire and abolishing
the custom of showing the remains
after the service.
The men implicated in the wreck
ing OF the American Casualty Insur.
ance and Security Company will
have to stand trial in a criminal
court, indictments having been
found against them. The COM
pany's liabilities exceeded the assets
by $2,000,0O0.
George g. Perkins has been re-
elected Senator at Washington for
California.
Governor Budd OF California has
appointed William M. Hinton as
Registrar.
The Attorney General OF Califor-
MIA is instructed by resolution OF
the Legislature to appoint a noH-
partisan commission for investiga-
ton OF police and election frauds in
San Francisco.
Eugene V. Debs and fifteen others
are on trial in Chicago for obstruct-
ing the mails last summer. They
were taken from Jail and released on
5000 bail bonds. Bench warrants
were issued for a number of other
defendants who failed to appear.
The Alameda sugar mill at Alva.
RADIO has completed its seasons run
Operations began about September
ID, 1894, and continued steadily
since. The output OF sugar is larger
than any season before, as the acre
age OF beets was larger.
Impure hydrant water has caused
the spread OF sickness resembling
winter cholera at Lorain, Ohio.
w. w. Taylor, the defaulting
Treasurer OF South Dakota, is said
to be located near Charlottesville
Indiana.
Secretary Gresham has submitted
TO Congress an estimate for an ap
preparation OF $1,000 for the eXecu
ton OF the obligations of the United
States and the protection OF its in
terests and property in the Samoan
islands.
THE BROOKLYN STRIKE.
Judge Gaynor has rendered de
cision, of which he will grant ,
mandamus form to be determined
on argument, on the stopping o
street cars. 1t is in effect to compe
the Brooklyn Heights Railroad tc
operate its cars in sufficient mum
beers to accommodate the public
The decision says the company owes
a duty to its stockholders, and il il