The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1880-10-06
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


r5 FarE-S containing much interesting informa-
rsum
TAs =sz important news is the Ministerial cris-
in FzHnne-
TIM lr1sh QUESTION Is troubling England.
IN -ht Easz affairs look somewhat serious and it
rl-rihahlf that the Turk may again trouble the
Fusa-r st k1rgre-
1- D. rrsi,sshls thar Russo and Austria NAV come
rn hAgWs-
Thr Prusade1l-ias campaign Is in full Suing
The frass TsIfair u iozs
Nan6 : hns beaten 81. Juliens best time by half
q A1ralll Mile il less
The war In South America declares In favor Of
Ctlll. whose r-nurs a-e closing upon Lima
A Clinrst cuas1nrauf has been raised for the de-
sarse &c -lae CITY
G11ucFz=El- Mass September l6.-The capt
HEns az tine srneulerS Neru Castle and Eict0g. Just
rErE-aad from tine Newfoundland fisheries report
tstirlr i.uzrdr5 rs larre number Of natives. who
uaad rlullaire - prevent their fishing
WasErSs-ux Sr-aernher 1.-The memorandum
HH-r &C. aAaH ~Tarl Z Minister at Washington v the
-sz1ls1 AlEl1slF-- Trurlslup r. RECIPROCAL treaty
tr mllrA >E1l1l shnzid remove the duty ON bread
s--.- TI-srvie. t44is tine United States would re-
nnrr fht 1n-E rl su-zr and molasses, has been
rl-lsras-s1 -1-r nx the customs officials of the
ArHzsz-r Department and rejected
lsrs-n0y. Serreznlser 9s.-B1enos Ayres advices
Dr. llle 1@tL r. Angus rere1red by way Of Lisbon
sire a. -uiuEs On August md the national troops
E1ltrs1 -1e Provincial Cllrrers elected the mem
tr as 1ise GhaErhers u9 the Deputies al the point
u4 EAt iaEu1er- posed double senrInals at the
1auc@ al1 rlc-aa siae legislature by order Of the
14rlHzl l1Ty-11illt1t. Great crowds collected IN
-lat ssrHeta- 31li there was no disturbance Sssia-
-F ErHl EAluri-s .ldsuurned 70 the municipal hall
l-1 lsa1 rlllI-liesfo 10 the people. which failed
an ci1r ARK bzll ai pqIular feeling The CITY
El41-E rulE-- Tine WEATHER j. fine and there Is an
e-n--lezl T=usI'ecs foo the wheat harvest
NsEr-s 20 September Is.-The trouble at
INV Au--llE Coal AIne Elll not he put down as we
1rTa-- Tins morning the Sheriff Of Perry county
raN IN fftaG r1
lA-ae- rzlleG u- Governor Foster for additional
GvlE-s I'm resFss1zse 20 the call Governor Foster
l-lrtl -ls g iirse companies Of the Fourteenth
s.fs1rns-ii- inclied here 10 pressed al TO
ll-E
j. ~F---lsl 80 1iae Sfu, Jaa.-.ag SAYS: This even
IL Hls=a-s c.Larre5 oa Number Three niue on
-Arse s1dHs The ErI,siss 1gssaed them. when an
llAsla-lnls rs1-rLt Was made. There Is about ten
ur-Ie-- z-ll11 IA. t1el seriously while IL retreat
Shooting ana silnctEnc Il going proIniscuously
private tfrz-ll- states that when the miners
ssHzll-1 tlle uuris az tine Coming mine to-day
-hHr Et-r ordered 20 halt bv the militia and they
rHsTp1zlaG irr 1riuu upon the troops The troops
-llHz returned the IRE wuundin1 several and
-1a-ze--ae THE ASSUMING party At II O'Clock
t1iac-a-H Was -ecslred hr Assistant Adjutant Gen
s- Smith s1z1Illr that no further trouble
rrc-74le1 tl-zll-h1-
C.u-r1rrus o. J. September 22-No trouble has
frF-rrr1 ak Corning to-day. A party of miners
r--na a1-aay 70 mine No. r and asked permission
szrrll 1ne woods for dead man. whom they
s-are1 AND hesl killed during the charge Sun
rhH hr1r uf Thomas Nc MAhon Of JACKSONVILLE,
wlu hn1 lstl shot 1lrul-yh the abdomen. Anoih-
rE1-ltr wounded Sunday II fatally injured.
Ihr HIrtt other uuunded men Will all recover.
tsrrg-uor Fosrer declines 10 take partin the cam
FEln &c Ilrttat believing that his place II here
Eiliis rlais--s a-e 80 uncertain IL the mining
clal-
SarEsnr-r-u. Sesrserrter 22.-Tbe Presidential
party uls given a formal reception here to-day.
IN a great klrress. The military procession
esuurtad the party from the residence of Governor
Stanford 10 me Capitol They were received on
rlaH 1-eT9 t7r k1UFNrtlr Perkins vast cuncourse
nE Ts-uEle ass m ed Speeches made by
trurg-lu- Perkins President HAYES General
>laH-z-Ez- and SerrttarF Ramsey. Then came the
reugp-lul IN -lis Sslat eChanber. thousands filing
AZ Snake hands Tins lasted two hours. Then
ralraf TrarEssinu Agricultural Park. where H.
ft- rn-lplt assembled HAYES and Sherman were
luul.v clleefH1 iT tine pe1Fls HAYES spoke from
rhf IilrHriars sand IN response TO the welcome
Dry r. d. Lztile- ON behalf Of the State Agricultur
~lclfrT- Eilts were followed by Sherman, Ram
Er- and Governor Perkins The crowd then
rllir1 uzr Governor Stanford who made brief
AND rrE--ltl acaEluTledneui TO his old neighbors
agrt- lllnchful then served To the party. and
E1 ~ IT. the races began Business largely
r-sTwr1e1 the CRY generally and the houses
usrr literally laecr zHfet.
lha whaling bark L-val TrHder which arrived
-s Ef1a-lpo- trusl the Arctic. reports that moth
III had lesa head q the two whaling barks the
E-aa- H'a-aa--aa nd TiqiiaA'ts, or the exploring
s-eE-l rnclr d-ursrtr-- psiur to It's sailing from
hn1nt- Csps-1n Fisher states that the past season
1ns bs-- VERY Improbable one for the whalers.
IL wlA l--r GAYS X thu Arctic and had but SIX
IarE rileaSlls weather. No vessel up TO the time
a- n sailing ha1 caught more than four whales.
The u l-r1 SsateS Revenue Cutter Thoaias Cor
rrulzE rn the severity Of the past winter and
tlaf 1E-d1nass ct the breaking up of the ice this
szrEEIEr- uas ICE i.lund and unable 70 continue on
hHr Grand ~ mercy. Captain Fischer thinks il
tlGzlw F1rnilZltaf thai the crew of the Inflated
wnEe-s- which the Cgfrs was sent 10 relieve, will
sanrHr W. EuuHl.
Lrsae-s -eoeir'a from some Of the whaling ships
Nv the uHL hrouEhi Gown by tina Legal Tender,
-fre-t rtAf tilty ilau done better up to the time
r w--f-zl rlzr IN ordinary seasons. the fleet hav-
l-1H caITr-rre1 about 10 whales all told Through
lEs same surces n Is understood that the Thomas
EururaE 1Iltsu1e1 10 rozch Al Point Barrow, then
urrss over 70 thr month oi the Mackenzie river in
s@arrn ut tna missing Ehsters: and if no clew OF
chen ue-e obtained AZ either place, to proceed
rhHlcN ~ MzZnlEel land. The friends of the miss
-rlE waraiars have nor gwen up hope. although the
minale-r are unanimous IN expressing the belief
shlt n1thlur plll ever be heard from either them
ur tat EzruE adventures on board the JennHefse.
European
Eherst- SsTIterli.er I7--Eirhf thousand AIban.
uccrT1ral int togn and f,lrtress of Ducigno
sEFrczzrlr tEo bartalsolls Of turkish troops who
1nr-1Hc The garrison The Turkish Commander
DOC lnrlrc received instructions from the Porte tC
crFln=e tha AlhG1ians- Withdrew.
Tire British GEunboaf H.Iic9a ca ne TO anchor on
lnt lt-h LE1sIlnt ~ the roads IF Anrivan and was
teElrl1 immediately by the port officials. who re
fcusa1-sd Der departure. The EslirCr COMPLIED. be
-E- ths Ezrhar q Antlvaria.
fcns-1sE-SoT1I- september Is.-In the protes
A-a-rr the naval demonstration autographed t.
1lr 1lEauIlarlr representatives, abroad the Ports
H-kS cine Powers 10 guarantee that the naval de
z1r-slrH-a1r shall not take place if Dulcigno il
surrendered.
The R-1rish Cu.-s1l AZ Van, Armenia, telegrapheS
tu NE, Eusshf-- Ire British ambassador. that ths
h-rds 1ave devastated thirteen American vii
lHlss-
A-EEss- September 1.-THE Greek army nov
sl--ltrers ALhs- few weeks drill has done won
iar~ * 1r-ing them for service. War material j
ruru1iT accuuIulArlnC and all looks well for tn
F-rps=e m hand being ripe by the end OF October
rs11rs- September IS-A St Petersburg CORES
Fl11elt rsleEraphs as follows An outbreak o
lns-ETs-ci1un ~ Lllstern Boumelia Is emily ques
tlun &C few wees
Wv NolE- september l9-The Continental
Powers EeeT k he sguHIIlnc for the nert war ]
evident TINT Russia and Austria nnu st fight 70
time dn-nirlcn IL the Southern Slavs and the pos
SESSION. ~ the Balkan peainsnlar- The project 10
mr. A-s--p-lra3san alliance has been spoiled bl
FirHruE-rre Tzhlicity There il natural harrnoni
t--~ee- these States. France is 10 blame for TIL
proposal a. sna offended italy in the Ttnis affair
MarsruaW @r-rar~Y,-- 10 a gfnn-,zn 1seratrh sr,-e