Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-20
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day s news later than last mail is
brought. Captain G. J. Campbell
Of the I. |. S. n. Co. has favored
the BULLETIN with a copy Of the
! Chronicle Of August 4, from which
the following summary of foreign
news is made.
! ALLEGED HAWAIIAN FILIBUsTER-
ING PLOT.
The Chronicle has conjured up
n plot in San Francisco to restore
| Liliuokalani to the Hawaiian
throne. There are some very
crude touches in the story intend
ed to give it an appearance of
truth. Walter G. Smith is city
editor of the Chronicle, and his
previous residence in Honolulu
gave him facilities for getting up
a plausible fairy tale. This at
tempt is, however, away below
his STANDARD. 1t makes the lead
er, who is named Morrow, give
away the whole scheme like a
simpleton, and brings in Rudolph
Spreckels as the capitalist back
ing it, with V. V. Ashford as the
nominal leader. Honolulu is to
be siezed by 200 to 400 armed
men, who are to loot the treasury
and the banks, and receive their
reward in coffee farms. Consul
General Charles II. Wilder is
rupg in at the tail of the story,
as saying he was not surprised at
the revelation, having known that
something was in the wind.
AMERICAN NEWS.
Judge Murphy sentenced W.
r. Daley to three days impri-
sonment for contempt Of court in
producing the play, THE Crime
of a Century" alleged to have
features of the Emmanuel Church
horrors in it. Other members of
the company we're released.
Daley was to have his case
brought before the Supreme Court
on habeas corpus proceedings.
There is a marked improvement
in business in the Northern Paci-
fic States.
A corporation has been formed
in Oakland to prospect for oil in
the eastern foothills beyond
Berkeley.
The Supreme Court of Califor-
MIA has rendered q decision in the
flmous Hale & Norcross mining
s ut. 1t aGirms the judgment OF
the court below in finding that
II. NJ. Levy, president of the com,
pany, Alvinza Hayward and w. S.
Hobart were parties to conspiracy
to rob the mine. The damages
against these defendants and the
Nevada Mill and Mining Company
were more than one million dollars
in the Judgment appealed from
but the Supreme Court makes
them $2l0,l97 so against those
three persons and lets the company
out as having never been properly
served.
AMERICAN ITEMS.
The children of George w
Gage will be heard by the United
States Supreme Court in Novem
Der, in their suit against Mrs
Hetty Green, the wandering mil
lionaire, for property in Chicago
worth IS, 100000. The suit turns
on an alleged flaw in tho foreclos
ure of mortgage by which Mrs
Green got the property. If tn,
plaintiffs win, they will get tn,
property on paying $3.50 900. be
ing the amount of the mortgag,
aud interest.
An internal machine was sen
to Water Commissioner MorelanC
of Detroit. He thought the DO;
was sent to him in a joke an,
would not open it. A grocer de
livering goods undertook to opel
the box, when it exploded and SO
riously burned him.
All is quiet again at the seen
Of the Indian troubles IN Wyoming