The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1876-05-10

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possession
VAS A1aExs.-A cable dispatch II thsS. 2. Cs-uz-
iers s1ys that De.nsrs Is NssidcOasy arniuE. and
thzi tasrs indeatoas os CEsrsive and ssseaSve
fare" THIS Is extremely vague and shadeEy
uouuoensnt and YET IN the Preseat Peeslisr s;titsds
OF TIE Great Powers of Esrcpe II i not altogether
uri-haut si-ziEeanes- Tie retirement Of the Gar.
the Geran visit OF aecn Niescria, attended By Lord
Derby. her Minister of ForeiEu AfnirS. the sad6ea
dsesrztinu by Russia Of -sE policy regard to the
reroltin Dzn1bian Prlueipajsies the troubles Of Ab
dal ASH. tie attitude o; the Preach RspGbscSls
Eard the Cltrsnoutares On tie school cGestian-an
sheSe movements upoa the great European chess
hoard seen foresasd5w exciting events
Tbe arrest Of seTe-zl o5cers os the I,Sisa Court.
incu6i1E one Of the ckief eerks o. Victor EnSaue,
OF a charge oi forsi1s the Kings name 70 a e5eck
Tor $50 Gee. has made great sensation Ead led
unpleasant revelations about tie royai CxtravaEa1ce
seems that Victor Is always skors al uO1sy. and
frs9usltly bor-ows and pays high interest and lately
when stranger vhs had had private Eudience
With the King presented check for SIC zoe. signed
e Victor EmAnnel. and requested several clerks to
sC1. s0e eviie1ce OF authenticity, they supposed
the Gseal course of business and pat dauu
their names witbaat saspicion. II a feE months.
Stsr the f0rger had gone far beyond eiec-
tio1. the forgery was oiseoFered- The aEair Is
sierei very seSndAlo1s in EurcP= bnt they have
ret developed Boss Tweed or Secretary Belkaap on
The esusiueut-