The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-11-15
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

his trial
labor troables are creating considerable IN
easir=ss In France
Another comet has been discovered, eight De
l-rees East Of the great comet
Earthquakes occurred Oc:. slst Al Lima, Peru
and san salvador
smallpox RACES az Bogota. Colombia. there Be-
ilc % cases IN the hospital.
The editor Of the Frisf Nrfisa al New York ha
heen arrested for libel at the instance Of Angus
Belnont-
ssvea students Of Bowdin COLLEGE have beer
tned 500 for hazing freshmen
The French Chambers will meet November 9Th
Admiral Hugh Young Purviance. I. S. n. retired
IS dead age g.
The FRS. snow of the season fell at New York
saturday, October 20.
typhoon dsst-Oyed the greater part of Manila
Philippine Islands, September 18Th and beaehed
thirteen vessels.
Indies was toEed into Fortress Monroe October
I'd with only three on board, the captain,
mate and SIX men having died Of yellow fever.
Moaroe Chief trotted two miles al Lexington.
by lately. IN 46. beating the best FORMER record
by ITO and half seconds
T. W. Granniss. who beat his wife brutally and
pisaaed guilty % a charge Of battery. was sen
fenced by an oakland Police Judge October 18th.
10 pay a fine OF $40 with the alternative Of go
days in jail. Granniss had only lately arrived
from Honolulu.
Nsw York City has raised S1-2s2 for the yellow
fever sufferers al Pensacola.
Baker Pash. has been officially appointed to the
command Of the new Egyptian army.
In san Francisco half dollars are quoted at i
discount to par; Mexican dollars, sl1s@S2 cents.
Il. J. Mccoy. of san Francisco, has been elected
permanent President Of the Y. N. c. A. state Con-
veation.
Customs returns show that in recent months the
exports from Japan have exceeded the imports.
Miss Adrienne Phillips arrived in New York Oct.
mains OF her sister, Adelaide Phillips. the singer
who died recently in Bohemia.
Cholera has returned to Chma-in fact it has
never been driven away this year. Official re
t1rns show that since the Isl Of May over 4i,OOO
cases have been recorded. Of which nearly 500
fnore than one-half-ended fatally.
The mode Of procedure for the trial of Arab
flsha allows the calling Of witnesses from foreign
countries OF taking their evidence by commission.
Counsel for the prisoner have the right Of final
reply.
4 large amount Of sorghum syrup is being manu-
featured in jackson Co. California this season.
which Is OF a superior quality and finds ready sale
~ one dollar gallon Il has superseded imported
syrup % grea; extent
The newly accredited Minister from Japan and
ais suite arrived in Washington, Oct. ed. after
Journey Of twenty two days and nine hours from I
fok0hama-the quickest time on record.
The march Of the First Life guards returned .
fr0n Egypt 20 London from the docks to the /
HYDE Park barracks was the occasion Of a great I
demonstration on the part Of the people.
The bicentennial celebration of the settlement .
q Pennsylvania, held at Chester. Pa. Oct. 2sd I
vas grand success, nearly every building being /
Respondent with Gags bunting and various ap-
prUpriate decorations giving the city holiday /
appearanoe At least $1,000 visitors were present.
The streets were 80 thronged as 10 be almost
impossible.
Bradley and Napier visited Arab Pasha- Arab
expressed confidence in the decisions Of the British
Government. he stated that he had been i'll
treated and twice spat upon. but since Oct. 10th
he had been well treated. owing to the interven-
ton of the British Consul
Mrs. Langtry, the celebrated English profession
al beauty, arrived in New York from Europe on
Oct sd, and drove Immediately 10 her hotel. She
expressed satisfaction in an interview at being in
New York. 1t reminds me 50 much of Paris,
she said, and the flowers are esthetically beaut-
full Her chaperon is Mrs. LabOuchere-
Captain William A. Parker, one of the Oldest
officers Of the United States Navy, died Oct. 2Ith
IN East Boston. Mass. Captain Parker was born
IN Portsmouth, y. r., January l2th, lsl6, and en-
tered the navy as midshipman IN NE He hrst
saw service in the sioOp-of-war TiHesHRss, on the
Pacific Station.
Thirteen survivors Of Colonel J. ID. Stevenson's
old command of Mexican War veterans of the
ner IN New York on Oct. 2ith. A dispatch from
Col. Stevenson, who is in San Francisco, was
received asking Gods blessing on his old boys"
AZ 3 O'Clock on the moraing Of Oct 22d the
switchboard wires Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Office in Cincinnati. Ohio, were melted 20
the estimated number OF 900. Business was de-
rno-alized TIL O'Clock in the evening. when tenn
porary wires were restored. The cause is not
definitely known.
II i reuorted that the japanese Government
proposes 70 station gunboat IN the otter and seal
region EeXt year TO prevent the wholesale rObberes
committed there by vessels Of various nations
Up 10 July this summer. il is estimated that 6Qg
seals and few hundred offers had been killed.
and tie season was then far from ended.
The promised sensation in the Jeanette inquiry
j. not likely 70 occur. 50 far nothing has been
elected tending 70 show that there was any dis
agreement or INSTRUMENTATION OF misconduct on .
the part OF any one connected with the expedition.
and as the papers which first spread this report
lre beginning 70 hedge. by limiting at mysterious
omissions from the Melville report this conclusion
becomes all the more probable.
The German Emperor's health Is not as good as
111la be desired
The Germania, which sailed last summer for
cumberland Sound with the German Arctic expe-
litiun. has returned TO Hamburg. The constrnc- ,
son station al Kineva has been eoupleted. and
several houses built. Everything is ready for the b
exploration. =
The Transvaal Government has sent 1900 men 4
% szbdue the native Chief Mapooh who heads the -
,unbination Of chiefs resisting the Beer Govern
neut.
In the House of Lords, Granville gave notice
hat he would on Thursday, Oct. -, move vote of
hanks 10 the commanders, officers and men Of 4
DElll14 army ~ L8lHsa h0NA1 HEo-
,ose tina. the House adjourn until November 10th.
Further reports tend 10 confirm the news Of the
massacre Of Egyptians at Soudan. According to
attest private advices from khartoum. the Egyp-
ians were preparing for defense, throwing up
orts. digging bitches, ETC. The prospects des-
crate, the garrison being composed Of only 100 n
zen, while the new Prophet Is leading the assault
!; the head Of 5000 men
A dispatch from Cairo says il is rumored the
,zltan has ordered proceedings against Arab
2asha 10 be stopped. .
Advices from Shanghai report that disturbances a
ave occurred between the sailors on English and
ierman EaF vessels, and that SIX Eneiishmen re-
eived serious vounds- A
Al the Newmarket HOughton meeting, the Cam n
ridgeshire stakes were won BY Hardness; Shrews-
ury second. Yenusta third The Criterion Nur-
ery stakes were won BY Corunna; D,Orange sec
I'D. Blue Rock third. The Chevely stakes were
lon BY Pastry Cook. The Devhurst plate was an
lou BY Ladistas Gold6ed second, Acrostic third. N
An unsuccessful attempt was made Monday, Oct. ",
3. 10 blow up the recruiting once al Lyons L
In drunken ARRAY near Hanover, Wis, Charles
tezart knocked his cousin, Spencer Turner, in
snsible with poker, deluged him with kerosene
nd applied match. Following this, be dragged II
be blazing body out Of the house. The victim
led in terrible agony.
The revenue cutter COrwin arrived at sitka Oct
Oh from an extended cruise in northern waters.
u on board were veil. During the cruise the
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