Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-02
Latest Foreign News.

Tho arrival Of the bark u. e. Murray from San
Francisco on Thursday night enables us TO give
the following items Of late foreign
DunIts, June sth.-A party Of 10 marines, sent
from Bnntry to Ballydehob, was met by "a mob
numbering some thousands After much stone
| throwing and some bayonet charges, the marines
were compelled to retreat To Bantry under pro-
lection Of a priest. Two were severely injured
ConK, June sth.-Many bayonets with which
the marines charged the crowd nj Ballydehob
we're broken, The people assembled on tho top
Qniet having been restored Mt Skibbcrcen, ono
hundred troops about 10 quit the town,
when tho rails were found 10 have been torn mp.
The Magistrates have closed the liquor shops
after p. NJ, until June 18th.
The Skibbereen branch Of tho bank Of Munster
wrecked by mob.
process server has been 40 severely beaten Mt
Dromore, County Sligo, that he Ia dying.
DUBLIN. Juno 0th.-The gunboat Goshorek lies
of Skull.
Id rails cut at Skibberecn have been repaired.
IL VIII take some days to repair telegraph wires.
farmer named Healey has been arrested Mt
Limerick under the Coercion act
LONDON, June 9th.-Widcspread dissatisfaction
prevails among the military and police In Ireland,
owing 10 the manner in which they ordered
about to serve ms targets for the missiles of tho
multtudeg.
NEW Yon.. June sth.-The worids London spe-
cial says The number Of outraRcs in Ireland Is
increasing. The figures stand follows: In
January 433 cases In February, 40 cases in
March, 1I6 cases in April, Z06 in May, 1927 cases.
and for the first week in June, ending tonight
90 cases. These include attacks on property, at
tempted murders, cattle houRhing lcrpplinR), in
cendiarism and other offences directly traceable
to agrafianism.
NEW York, June sth.--A later telegram from
Cork states that three miles Of telegraph wires
have been torn down. The force which left Cork
last night in two special trains consists of 200
men OF the Rifle Brigade, 30 Dragons, Army Ser
vice Corps men, ambulance wagons and IL bag
gage wagons with no artillery.
II il not believed that the priest Murphy has
been arrested, but the most Sensational rumors are
flying about One IL to the effect that several
bridges between Skibbereen and Skull have been
destroyed. This IL not authenticated.
Even the officials Of Dublin Castle have not re-
ceived any intelligence from the district since
the police barracks had been attacked, and as
sistance wat urgently asked for. Another body Of
troops with artillery # required, will leave Cork
this morning for Skibbereen
DUBLIN, June 14th.-One hundred and ten ar
rests have been made under the Coercion Act UP
to the 9th of this month.
BERLIN, June lith.-In the Reichstag yesterday,
some Conservative members expressed appre-
tensions relative to the immigration of Rouina-
nian Jews into Germany, and begged the Govern
ment to try TO divert the enormous stream Of
German emigration To the Danubian regions, in
stead of to America
PARIS, June 13th.-One thousand troops have
left Biserta for Drama, en- route TO France. More
are expected to return home shortly. The sick
and wounded French soldiers in the hospital
in Tunis and in the province Of Agiers only
number 4S6, out Of 1900 men.
Inc decree OF the Governor OF Algeria forbid
ding natives to possess arms, except by special
permission, is thought to indicate that the author
tiles fear the disorders in Drama, which still con
| tinue, will assume great proportions.
| LONDON, June 1lth.-Advices from Busnos Ayres
OF May 18th, via Lisbon, TO day, announce that
! the city of Lima, and all is quiet there.
! QUEBgc, June 9th.-One Of the most disastrous
fires in the history of this unfortunate city began
| last night at 10 o'clock, and WAS first gotten I'M
der control at o'clok this morning. Eight
hundod houses were burned, fifteen hundred
of property destroyed.
| NEW YORK, June 13th.--The Worlds Paris spe-
cial says J. X. Keenes winning Of the Grand
| Prx yesterday added to Pierre Lorillard's win
! ming of the Derby ten days ago, has contri.
| buted TO make the Americans here, to horsey
phrase "fee their oats to a surprising degree,
| and they are in high state Of enthusiasm at all
the resorts where 1t Is their wont " congreRate,
and especially they exuberant Of good feeling
at the Grand Hotel, which is crowded With
The numerous Cafes ON Champs Elysses taking
| advantage OF the excitement, are Handsomely
| decorated with American colors and enthusiasts
Frenchmen are declaring their satisfaction with
the result and are shrieking for Foxhall as freely
| as the Americans themselves Nor are they much
to blame, for the fnish between Foxhall and
| Tristan the grandest for years. Az
| Fordham ON the American and Archer on the Eng
lish bred Tristan, rode II for their lives, aud
| the American horse Just won by a head.
HARTFORD, June l3th-The Chinese Govern
ment has established IA n branch Of its Educa-
1 tional Commission school Of teegraphy.
| Gorham u. Hubbell, who has for q long time
been Manager Of the Western onion. has been
appointed TO instruct forty young Cinnamon now
at school here in the construction and operation
OF telegraph lines, and will in year receive
lucrative appointment under the Chinese Govern
ment which contemplates connecting all its large
cities by lines OF wire.
CHICAGO, June l3rh.-rhe Times says. that
according 10 this mornings specials, the little
hamets of King City, Rosendale, and Becln
situated in Northwestern Missouri, were visited
sunday night by catastrophe OF an appalling
nature. Early In tho evening cyclone swept
over these remote villagers and their rural neigh
borhood with resistlens fury, marking its path
way with desolation and death.
Scarcely had the people begun TO comprehend
the calamity that had befallep them whom sec
ond cyclone appeared 10 complete whatever
destruction the hrst had left undons.
The result In the losa Of property IL placed at
from f3O0000 to 100000 Tue death list IL large,
but not yet definitely known.
ALBANY, juno l4th.--To i'll ConklinR's vacancy
the vote Was Jacobs, - Conkling, 81; whesler
%; Rogers. IS Cornell, 10; LsphAm, 10; Brad
Icy, I folger, 8; Freeman, 81; Crowley 2. No
choice.
For a successor 10 Piatt, Ii was; Depsv, "a
Herman, 80; Piatt, "a; Folgsr, 3, Cornell, 10
Crowiep, T. No choice The Convention then
sdjourned.