The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-03-23
Tslegraphic Brevities.

warm climate for his health.
The Nebraska House OF Repre-
sentatives has passed an anti-cigar-
cite bill.
Senator White thinks the next
Congress will subsidze the Hawaiian
cable project.
Hank Half will sail the new cup
defender which the Herreshofrs are
building at Bristol, II. I.
Grimes Austin, "the wild man
from Madagascar" who travelled
with cireuses aud exhibited in muse
ums, is dead.
Charles Lanman, author, artist
and librarian, died in Washington.
He was once private secretary to
Daniel Webster.
Attorney General Olney has APP
pointed l.. d. McKissick special
United States attorney to press the
claim of the United States against
the Leland Stanford estate.
Timothy Harrington, Secretary OF
the Irish National League, said at
Dublin that Morley's Irish Land
bill is a betrayal Of evicted tenants
and has no parallel in history.
Dangerous hazing has occurred
between two classes in the Johns
Hopkins University. T. Dudley
Williams, a freshman, is badly in
jured and liable to die as conse-
quence.
The Chinese Consul General from
San Francisco and other Chinese
consular officers are returning from
the City OF Mexico, where they have
been negotiating a treaty for Chi
nese immigration to Mexico.
Emperor William addressed the
naval recruits on the occasion OF
laying the keel for new warship to
replace the Pressauh, and among
other statements made this: "Just
as /, your Emperor and sovereign,
devote my every thought and effort
to the Fatherland, so are you bound
to give up your whole life for me-"
G. p. Huntington says in New
York that he thinks Claus Spreckels
and his friends will build q road in
the San Joaquin Valley. "Yes, there
is room in California for the new
line. 1t requires only a space OF
thirteen feet from the center OF one
track to the center OF another, and
there is q lot OF ground in Califor-
MIA"
The comparative strength OF the
German and French armies was dis
cussed in the French Chamber of
Deputies amid some tumult. NJ.
Cavaignac, Minister OF war, said
that Germany has $1,000 more SOL
diers than France.
Chicago as a payer OF income
taxes puts on different front from
Chicago as a boomer. Only 80
percent OF the corporations there
admit having made . profit during
the past year, and the total Of the
income tax to be received may sink
as low as 100000.
The Mexican bandit CARA threat.
ems to invade Bocal del Toro, in
Colombia. The revolutionist have
seized revenue cutter at Costa
Rica. Rajas Paul, General Pepper
and other Venezuelan exiles are in
Curacao lending support to the
Colombian revolutionists.
Henry Chaplin says at London
that the action OF the Commons ia
passing Everett's bimetallic confer.
ence resolution indicates a growth
OF public sentiment in favor OF bi
metallism. Last year Parliament
voted down the same sort OF a pro.
position by majority OF so.
The American Bimetallic League
has issued its address. II is signed
by A. T. Warner as President and
John P. Jones, William NJ. Stewart
j. l.. McLaurin OF South Carolina
Arson Wolcott OF Indiana, George
G.. Merry Of Colorado, Henry Jones
Of Georgia, j. g. Green OF Califor.
MIA, Joseph Sheldon of Connecticut
G. j. Hillyer OF the District OF Co
lumbia, Byron + Shear OF Colorado
and Mortimer Whitehead OF New
Jersey as an Executive Committee
The friends OF silver are asked tC
lay aside party affiliations and tc
present solid front in q new party
"No old party" says the appeal
"ever carried through a great re-
form; new bottles for new wine
Organization in townships and coun
ties throughout the country il
urged. The platform proposed de
clares in favor of the unrestricted
coinage OF both gold and silver
that Government should control tn,
issue Of paper money and Opposes
iss,les of Goyernment honda in tim,