The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-04-21
UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE.


finally decided to abandon the policy
of conciliating the natives. His new
policy will be more rigorous, Egyp-
tian soldiers detailed to give safe
conduct to parties leaving Khartoum,
have received orders to return to the
beleagured citadel Immediately.
London, April 1st.-Latest adj
vices report Osman Digma encamped
in the vicinity of Tamanieb, Havina,
with about l 1000 followers and many
Sheikhs, and that he is preparing to
to give battle to the tribes friendly
to the English. Yesterday evening
the rebels approached within one
mile of Suakin and looted cattle.
The inhabitants of Suakin are dis
contented and angry at being left
by the British to take care of them
selves.
London, March 29th. The Pope
has notified the Emperor Francis
Joseph in an autograph letter that
there are reasons which induce him
to leave Rome at more OF less
early date. The Pope says he is
well aware that his decision will
have serious consequences 10 Chris
tendon, but he is bound to carry
out his intentions.
Berlin, April 1st. Bismarck S
probable withdrawal from the Prus-
sian ministry is due to conflict
with Pullkamer, Vice-President of
the Cabinet and Minister of the In
terror, who is supported by other
ministers. Other advices attribute
the Princes retirement to his desire
to devote more time to affairs in the
empire.
Cannes, April st.-The Prince of
Wales and forty distinguished per-
sons were present at the funeral SER
vices to-day over the Duke of AL
bany. The train containing the body
started for Cherbourg with military
honors and salutes from guns.
Germany is vigorously pushing its
trade with Mexico.
Cholera has appeared in Cochin
China. Precautions against it's spread
ing are being taken.
King John offers the services of
from 5000 to 10000 Abyssinians,
on condition that the English guaran-
tee an allowance of two sbillings daily
to each man and the cession of two
ports to Abyssinia. If England agrees
to these terms the Abyssinians will
attack Ell Mahdi and relieve Kassala.
London, April 4th.-The Cabinet,
after a thorough discussion, decided
against formally establishing a pro-
tectorate over Egypt.
Berlin, April 5th.-The Tagblatt
says that the Car and Emperor
William will meet at Kiel in the latter
part of April.
At the City of Mexico there is a
commercial crisis and a collision be-
tween the troops and merchants is
greatly feared. The latter have
refused to pay the heavy stamp tax
imposed by the Presidents decree.
All stores and shops will be closed
in anticipation of further trouble.
The President has commanded the
collection of the tax on all goods in
stores. The result of this arbitrary
action is in great doubt, particularly
If confiscation is attempted.
Cairo, April 7th.-Nubar Pasha
has withdrawn his resignation as
President of the Egyptian Ministry
and other offices held by him. His
differences with Clifford Lloyd, I'm
der Secretary of the Interior, have
been referred to the British Govern
ment.
Quebec, April 7th. The proportion
of the exodus from this neighbor.
hood to the States is becoming alarm
ing. From one parish in Mont
magny last week 1920 persons left
200 of whom never intend to return
to Canada.
London, April 7th.-The annua
boat race between the Oxford and
Cambridge University crews oc
CURED this morning. There were
but few spectators. The Cambridge
crew were the favorites from the
start, and won an easy victory.
Cairo, April 9TH. Gen. Graham