The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-02-14
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


received and which cover an INTERIM of eight days
the last foreign news published by us bearing date
OF the s3rd ult.:
Brown, were executed Jan. sd, at Tralee, ireland
Deaths from starvation are occurring on the
island of Innismurray, Ireland.
Mcpherson has been elected United States Sana-
tor by the New Jersey Legislature.
An ice bridge formed at Niagara Falls Jan. 22d,
and hundreds of persons crossed IN safety.
Santo Domingo and Hayti are threatened with
invasion by Guillermo.
The contributions at Philadelphia for the Euro
pean food sufferers amount to 5000 marks.
trial is progressing at Orange, Va. before
Jury composed entirely of negroes.
Anna Ellie Bray, the English authoress, is dead
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company assert
that their road will be ready for business by Sept.
next.
Charles Delano, ex-member of Congress, died
Jan. I'D, in Springfield, Mass.
The death of Lord Castletown is announced from
London.
The whole central portion of Nicolaiff, Russia,
has been destroyed by fire.
A cablegram from wiesbaden announces the
death of Flotow, the composer.
The Toledo (0) opera-house has been burned.
Loss, Si5UVO; insurance $4,000.
The brewers and masters of New York have
placed q 900 marks in the hands of the President
of the Reichstag for the relief of the sufferers in
Germany.
O'Brien, editor of United ireland, has been cleo
ted TO the British Parliament.
EI-Empress Eugene left Paris. il having been
limited to her by the authorities that her presence
WIS undesirable.
committee of the California Legislature is in
vestgating the affairs of the Boards of Pilot and
Harbor Commissioners at San Francisco.
An explosion at the Risdon Iron Works in San
Francisco killed one man and fatally wounded
another.
Anumber of vessels are overdue at San Francisco.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quo d at
S6IsCdS71< cents.
The situation in France continues critical
The bill to abolish the whipping of persons con-
victed of murder in the second degree has been
killed in the Delaware Assembly.
The cold snap has produced widespread destitu-
ton among the poorer classes of Virginia.
The theory that the Tehachapi catastrophe was
caused by train-robbers seems to be well estab-
lished.
Princess Louise left Charleston, S. c., Jan. aith
on the Dido.
james Patrick, ST., the oldest Journalist in Ohio
Is dead. aged 81.
The dispatches indicate that the Fenians are at
work again, and have adopted the dynamite policy.
A lot OF $1,000 United States registered per
cent. bonds sold in San Francisco, Jan. 24th, at
49,.
An increased number of detectives and spies
have been placed around the Cars Winter Palace
at st. Petersburg.
1t is hoped that the French crisis may be tided
over without complete disruption of the Ministry
Among the victims of the CimJyia disaster was
Dora Henninges, known prima donna under
the name of Mile. Dorane.
DR.. W. F. Carver declines to shoot with Bo-
gardus for the worlds yinp-shot Championship but
will shoot for coin.
There are S21 7sS COS or CPS tons of silver coin
in the San Francisco Sub Treasury
Tn. rsrra;ns of G,s,ave Doro ,var., ;,tar-.3 -,
tbecsmetaryo f Psre Ia Cbaise Noxo,jr nra a.
isI;vere5 tbe Grafton nj the 5yrava
MpIdoo, dafaa,ed Rspor u, ,,ro,,i,,, ,,o,, a,
81 I,,;s Co. Ss1o "a; al "''''''''s ii'''0" 1t
S'' -ou's ~, - 0'u
nre IN ,ne s.or ia o farm Palace dld damage
ayrh;ves was des,roynd P'''''" u ''' nanny
-
Ihe magistrate conducting the inquiry INTO the
case OF Prince Napoleon states that sufficient cause
rs ny snoMn iot iui.ue' fuooeeuss,
The kothschiids have placed in Europe at ~
BRAZILIAN loan oil at "a per cent interest
The special committee Of the French Chamber
Of Deputies adopted proposition to deprive all
members of royal families having remained in
hi =. .1 Iign' anu !" prevent tnei iron'
"etoAsiiiN ~ tNe "ii"S'
The German bark Ad"iiJai PriH- IdsitsIf went
ashore at Mumbieshead, Wales. hfehoat was
sent to the rescue of the crew. but six them were
uro"heu-
The Marquis of Lorne visited Congress Jan. 18th
and was received by the members. In the evening
The Times says: The resignation of the French
political ARRANGEMENTS OF the country and renders
the substitution of a more powerful Ministry 4