Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-09-25
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sr. ,PxrKRspuRo, September OH. ! Tho
railroad from this city to Che Simphefopol was
watched night and day by 1000 peasants and
10000 troops during the Cars recent journey
to Lividia. ..a..rI am
LONDON, September 8th-1,ancashire weav-
ers have resolved that the district be brought
ont on strike, and supported by contributions
from other districts, until the masters have
conceded the advance Of wages. A general
lookout is expected. asi Ga.
LONDON, September 9Th. - Attempts are
making to circulate forged American bank
notes, of the denomination Of $50, on the Ma
tional Broadway Bank. New York. ,e,
LONDON, September 9Th. General Roberts
telegraphs from Candahar, September 3d.. that
all Of Ayoob Khan's guns have been found and
brought in. They number forty-two pieces.
Ayoob Khan. has fed to Rhakrcz, without
stopping. He 10 probably in Seemindawn to-
day. Aashem Khan, and other Sirdars and
Chiefs, with two exceptions, went with him.
He has no baggage and no troops, except q
few Heratee horse. He 10 said to have an
nounccd his intention Of going straight to
Hcrat.
LONDON. September 8th.-A Constantinople
despatch says: In direct contradiction OF all
opinions expressed by him to his colleagues In
the Council, Abeddin Pasha, Minister OF For
eign Affairs, has drawn up q secret memoir
andum for the Sultan, recommending fresh
plan to impose upon Europe and warning the
Sultan in the strongest terms Of the danger 10
HIMSELF to his dynasty and to the Empire, Of
any concession to the Powers. This document
is evidently intended by Abeddin Pasha to
work upon the Sutan's personal fears, in
order that Abbeddin may regain his influence,
now waning, and to enlist the support Of said
Pasha, ex-Premier.
Another Constantinople correspondent telo-
graphs that the position of Kadri Pashh, Prime
Minister, is extremely precarious. For some
days past the Sultan has been speaking favor
ably Of Server Pasha. '.H ltne .'npV 10
CANpAHAn, September eth. - Tho total
casualties Of the reconnaissance Of August 3lst.
and tho battle of the LIST instant, amounted to
2is, including two officers slightly wounded,
not before reported. fedtrnt.,tt.. H.s b. ,te
CALCUTTA, September 9th = The districts
which are threatened with famine are Ahmed-
nugguer, Poonah and Shalapore, where tho
rainfall during June and July was from FIVE to
six inches below the average. The situation
causes great anxiety, though II is too sooi to
give way to panic, and good rain during
September would avert the possibility Of ac-
| tual death. tu1lfs.a a.uft Stow sBmnu
ST.. PETERSBURG, September eth---It 10 in
| teresting to know that tho transfer of the
| Kuldja negotiations to Pekin is at the desire
of Russia. not Of China. The Marquis Tseng
will probably soon return TO London. One
consideration weighing heavily with the Rus
| sian Government is, that some satisfaction
must be given to the country for all the war
preparations, especially for assembling largo
feet in Chinese waters; and that If Russia
sends a representative to arrange matters at
Pekiu, it will look as though the feet is taking
an influential part in the business At tho
same time Russia has not in the least abatcd
her position regarding the points Objectionable
to China. She still claims q slice of Kuldja
territory, cutting the Kashgsr highway and
including one of the most important passes. It
is stated that Russian colonization on this ter
ritory had actually begun. .4Ers
| LONDON, September 8th.-A correspondent
at Simla telegrapbs The Government must
now decide the Candahar question. 1t is i'm
possible to bolster up Wall, who is not sup
ported by the people, We must annex Canda-
liar, or give it to Ameer Abdurrahmsn, or try
to found an independent State, composed of He
rat and Candahar. The second plan would bs
the best one. A British force might be main
tanned, if necessary, near Candahar, in forth
fed cantonment, and the railway might be
completed.
This correspondent, it is thought hero, re-
fleets the views Of the Marquis Of Ripon, Gov
ernor- General Of India, if, indeed, the despatch
was Tot directly inspired by him, 9aai 10 81.
PERA, September 8th.-The powers havc in.
formed the Porte that ito last offer relative te
the Montenegrin frontier is unsatisfactory, and
that the naval demonstration will take place
Tho situation is regarded here as full o.
danger.
NEW YoRK, September 8th.-The thermo-
meter reached its highest point 90 degrees
at 2:30 p. N. to-day. There were several case,
of sunstroke reported. two Of which were fatal
President Hayes reached Salt Lake city OF
the 5th Of August, and Virginia city on tn.
7th, he next goes on to San Francisco. ant
thence purposes to visit South California ans
Arizona. Oregon has invited the Prssiden
: probable he will do 20 on his return from th
South. lu ta4 nuiin'9i fIh hlt