Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-06-18

the l2th with California dates TO tho Ar
instant we are enabled to give the follow.
ing late items of foreign news,
European.
LONDON May Prince Leopold. the
queen youngest son, will be raised 10 tho
peemge with the title of Duke of Albany
DJsLiN, June lst.-A report has reached
LnmeriIN that three policemen have been
kil'ed during an eviction riot in Comfy
Clare. 00u"'y
Inc rioting in Clonmell has been ro.
snmed. The police and soldiers charcoal
Tue ~, moo and many people were wounded.
ne troops hnnlly cleared the streets. DIR.
ing the service of eviction writs ON tho
S'ahus around the coast of Donegal. the
assistance of her Majesty's gunboat Gas.
marx was invoked. The Inhabitants At.
tackled and destroyed the GosLa,rk', small
boats, when the GOsta,ck opened fire with
what result is not known.
DUBLIN June 2d.-There was n riot NJ
bodyke, County Clare, to-day. Eighty
pohce assisted bailifF at evictions. As tho
ponce were nearing the house fire was
opened upon them from behind the fences
Ihe police advanced in skirmisbiug order
and returned the fire. The honse wos
found occupied by armed men. The police
smashed in the front door, and after a
severe encounter dispersed the occupants
ana TOOK possession. Thirty prisoners were
captured When the police were retiring
with theprsoners they were again attacked.
ana some men wounded. One prisoner
was Killed by blow with the butt end of
gun. Several civilians were severely in.
lured.
COPENHAGEN, May 23d. - Joreensen
eoitor OF Socialist paper-the Heroid-
mas oeen arrested on charge of melting
to murder the King and establish com.
mune.
The Danish Supreme Court has con.
nrmed the sentence of death passed bv the
west Indian Commission on thirty.nine
negroes, convicted of participating in the
Santa Cruz revolt.
ATHENS, May 3lst.-A decree has been
signed, granting De Lesseps concession
to cut canal through the Isthmus of
ooFnth. The work will probably be COM
menced IN 1852, and be completed in five
years.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 22d.-Abdul Bey,
ex-Chief of the Albanian League. has been
oourt-martialed and condemned to death.
BUCHAREST, May 22d.-The fetes in
honor of the elevation of Roumania to 4
hingdom began to-day with the coronation
OF hing Charles with crown of steel.
manufactured from cannon captured at
flevna, which was placed on his Maiesty's
head by the Presidents of the Senate and
Chamber of Deputies. There was an i'm.
mense concourse present, and the city is
brilliantly illuminated tonight.
LONDON May 22d.-A Durham disnatcb
says that the Kaffirs, in a fight with the
Beers, lost 20 men killed.
DURHAM, May 30th.-The feeling AMONG
the ioyalists throughout the Transyaal is
very disturbed. There are numerous re.
ports OF Boer outrages since peace was
established. 1t is reported that the Beers
have attacked bodies of natives and mpr.
dered ten, because they were loyal to the
Qneen and were working for the English.
The Swazies and the Transvaal natives ex-
press determination to fight the Beers if
they are left in complete possession of the
country.
American.
New YORK, May 24th.-The mammoth
steamerfu,nisSD yesterday brought 1889
emigrants from Glasgow, the randakia
lS4S from Hamburg and the EagL,od
lSi' from Liverpool. President Lord. Of
the Southwestern Emigration Company,
had an interview with the Castle Garden
authorities yesterday, with view to in
ducing some of the newcomers to tarn
their attention to Louisiana, Texas, and
Arkansas, all of which States, he SAYS, are
prepared to offer extraordinary induce
meuts. The railroads have agreed to nav
pro rata the cost of Transporting them
from this point. Long, in the further
prosecution of his mission, will sail for
Europe Saturday. Thirty families of
newiy-arrlved emigrauts were yesterday
sent South. Among the distinguished ar.
rivals was the mother of Thomas Hughes,
OF Rugby fame, who, although SO years
old, is en- route to her sons TENNESSEE
colony to pass the remainder of her DAYS
WASHINGTON, May Embellishments
from Virginia indicates that the elections
held yesterday, so far as the returns are re.
eelved, are adverse to the Readiusters.
NEW YORK, May 3Oth.-lt is estimated
that 10000 men were in line in to.day's
procession In houor of Decoration Day.
IL Included many organizations, working.
men AS well as the military, and the G. A.
H. The decorations were extensive, es.
pec'aliy those on The graves of the suryi.
vors of rebel prisons.
ST. Louis, May 30th.-Grest crowds of
people have gone TO the National Cemetery,
Jefferson Barracks, where the decoration
ceremonies will take place at 8 P. NJ. There
are twelve thousand graves Of Federal and
Confederate soldiers there, and all will be
strewn with flowers.
LOUISVILLE, May 30th.-The graves of
Federal dead were decorated all over the
South to-day.
NEW YORK, May 3lst.-Immigration
this month exceeds the figures for the same
month last year by $1,000, and the mum. |
Der is larger than for any one month ia the
history OF Castle Garden. The arrivals
each month since January are as follows:
January, $685. February, 975s; March, |
2.7ss; April, 59,s+s; May, 76,sl2. Total
for the five months, 49,, los. During the
corresponding period of last year the hgures |
Were: January, 5677; February, 1884; |
March, 2l,094; April, 45,57s; May, 75,0sS. |
Total for the tive months, l35,