The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-25
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CTHFR LANDS.

Government will intervene with a
remedial order it, f,vo' OF the Catno-
lies against M,uitoba's uou-sett srian
school law
James O. Br,en, Jr, son of James
OBrien, the mii,loUniro clothing
meichaLt Of Mnutreai. aOd pacin-
in the brokerage ii IN o. Me,euIth &
O'Brieu, WAS arrested lat uigdt on
a charge OF obtaining MONEY under
false pfe,en"e laid ,y thu Quebec
Bank. The amour involved Is
$4,000.
tn number OF destitute families
in st. johns, Newf"undsod, is in
creasing every dav. there are about
800 families III st. Johns and its
suburbs ia distress, and reports
from many country districts show
general Oesti.utIou. Contributions
Of food are being rec, we'd from New
England As well as Cauada.
CORDIAL RELATIONS RESTORED.
The Central News correspondent
in Lisbon says the British Muster
in Rio d. Janeiro has been su cess.
full in his mediation between Brazil
and Portugal, that no enteuI u has
been renewed, aud tha' diplomatic
relations will be resumed soon. The
GOODNESS between To" countries be.
gan when a Portugu,s warsbip car
ried Admiral Da Gaus AMI other
conspicuous Insurgents beyond the
jurisdiction OF the Brazilian Govern
ment.
CUBAN REVOLT NOT SUPPRESSED
The Ceutrat New g RESP odent
in Madrid says: Pr.N,,. cipho; tele.
grams from Cuba do n"t contira The
official statement tina, the rebellion
has been virtually cru ned.
Tampa, Fla, Ma'cn l4.-Whcn
the OIivette arrived this evening
from Havana, rush was made Tor
the passengers in sehTrJ OF Cuban
revolutionary news. Cuban, who
has come on an important mission,
stated that the Pr,v'.,rnal Govern
ment had b on or-a" 2ed aud that
General MarLi had p..-n made Pro-
visional President. q neral Go,uez
was made General in-Chiet. The
revolutionary my, as now or
ganized, consists Of 5000 infantry
and 5000 cavalry. Tn" Cubans are
armed with mach.ttss and rifles,
while the Spanish forces are armed
with rifles aud the old-style sword,
which is very clumsy.
Last Saturday a peace commission
in behalf Of the Government sited
Munsilia, aud conferred with ne in
surgent commander, General Mas,
with view to inducing that ofi r
and his command to lay down their
arms and take the oath of allegiance
to the Government, in whicn case
they would be granted pardon.
They returned unsuccessful and
thoroughly Disguised. Gen. Maso
received them courteously, listened
to their arguments and granted
them an hour in which /" leave camp
under penalty OF being shot. Cuba
will be- free from SpauI.h mi,rule,'
said General Masc, ''for war will EN-.
dure ten years or longer il neces.
sary."
From. Santa Clara, in the eastern
part Of the island, cop1e reports oil
general uprising during he past ten
days. In Havana there are no Sims
of rebellion, although during Tu">
day night the police quietly ia d-,i
house on st. Nicholas street, aud
confscated magazine OF cartridges
and powder stored there. No ar
rests we're made as the house bad nc
occupants at the time OF the rad.
In'Hayana up to the time OF the
departure OF the Olivrtte M word
had been received rega, ding ne fir.
ing on the ColoI-New YORK mail
steamer Alliance by Spanish gun
boat. "If the outrage occurred, as
there is no reason to doubt, from
the statement OF Captain Cropman,'
said well-informed passenger, III
must have been the torpedo cruiser
Nuevo Espana, which has been
painted black since being assigned
to shore patrol duty" The Nuevc
Espana is well-known on the east
coast and is only capable Of running
II knots an hour, which accounts
for the ease with which the Alliance
escaped her.
Rumors have for several days beer
circulated in Tampa that consign
ment OF arms was en- route to a Gull
port for reshipment to Cuba in aiG
OF the Cuban insurrection, and thai
a tilibustering expedition would re
ceive the arms at this place and sal
for Cuba. Edward Castleton, evi
IDENTITY an American, tried to Obtain
from the Spanish vice. consul al