The Hawaiian gazette., 1880-09-15
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SCENTS. M
LONDON, August 2oth-A. P. O'Connor. a
Home Rule member for Galway, will move on
Monday, on going into Committee of Supply, that
it is no longer Just or expedent that all measures
for improvements of the condition of the people of
England, Ireland, and Scotland should be at the
mercy OF body consisting OF legislators heredi-
tary and irresponsible. Several Radical Clubs
and Associations propose to send delegations to
Westminster to make demonstration In support
it to a decision. They promise to take steps to-
wards creating widespread agitation on the sub
| ject throughout the country.
A large representative meeting of Liberal and
Radical Associations and Clubs was held at West
minister Palace Hotel on Wednesday to protest
against the obstruction of needed reforms by the
| Lords and 'Squirearchy, and TO organize move
ment for evoking, during the coming autumn and
winter, a strong expression of public opinion on
the subject. No politician OF any prominence or
standing attended. The resolutions adopted were
/ in the sense of the foregoing, and demand re-
form of the House of Lords and placing it upon a
representative basis. An Executive Committee
was apporlsed to arrange further meeting.
BUCHAREST, August 2S-The following are addi-
tional details of the murder of DR.. Parsons, an
American missionary. One of the assassins placed
the muzze of his rifle close to Mr. Parsons ser
| want, fired at and killed him instantly. DR.. Par
son then started, but before he could say or do
| anything bullet pierced his heart. The two
Circassians threw the bodies over a precipice, at
the foot of which they were found after few
days. An American residing at lsmet telegraphed
! the facts to the British Ambassador, who COM
! municated them Immediately to Heath the Amer
| lean Consul General. squad of soldiers went to
the camp of Circassians. and threatened to shoot
the whole tribe unless the murderers were surren-
| dered, whereupon the murderers we're delivered to
the authorities The affair caused great constern-
alton at Constantinope, and people travel armed,
! and if possible with an armed guard when riding
or driving in the surburbs.
LONDON, August 27-In the House of Commons
this evening" Sir Charles Dixie Under Secretary
said that before Sir Austin Layard left Constant-
nople seditious paper, called the DakD Islam,
| was presented in the Imperial Turkish printing
office, said TO be subsidized by persons connected
with the Turkish Government, for distribution in
India but, before the steps which Her Majesty S
4 Government had ordered her representatives to
take could be taken, he informed that the sub
sidy had been stopped and the paper would not
again appear.
ST. PETERSBURG, August A-Competent author
tiles say that the Russian harvest is the worst
since the famine of 1873.
consented to Tichborne writ of ezra being sub
mitted to the House of Lords, appellants solicitor
having given adequate reasons.
DR.. A. C. TAFT Archbishop of Canterbury, is re-
ported about to marry in well known London
society. ..ta
LONDON, August 20-The greater part of Miss
| Nelson's property, estimated at about e40,00(
sterling, is left by her will to Rear Admiral Henry
Carr Glyn, G. B. Edward Compton received q
legacy of 1900.