The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

TAHllius Events and conalctlnO
Repsrls.
Reported Death Of GsraOn and Fall
on KhartOum!

or khartOum!
leseoS, FsA nA-rA, v.r o.. ~, -.
- ls.lsl1sGs fe,lEralas frca Wcase,sT snnosDeS
~ - - Aaarec1n took rlacs "a lamar,
49, 81 a4o1aEy1s1A. He wa greatly Enrprissl 1,
- - ~ e111y toek possessioa "a tat plses
- y - ns.1e.eq s,arooi on his rptarn lpva ~.
49,. ~ - -. snass ee1vy Are from %.
ea,a.ael Ce,onal WilsnnS rssar.a-. - S,s,s1s-l
s, -. - - - veoAs psrty mAAased 10 reaeh ap
s-And aAleQ. wAera ltkaY srS sroare A stears,
49, 70 e51n4 sesn bach 10 The British eaTsT
sea ssgalalas tAs sis 4 0crion. M a. ,1S ., nv ~
knss uestAsr ~ h dad q aliES. '''
Lo1DuE, RsA SlA.-Hsv. q ~. a,,.,.u :,
Ae1r,sa1 n. eroaAeagsass app-sAsnsiors in ~
50 70 tea uesls EyJpfian rrchlen arscar N,
as.eas ns...s,,s er ~ Saninsl 6iaastous and Ear
uranttle a,arted for Aaadun As sesn A. ~ rsv-,
rssseed tAen- A Cahinst euaaSIl vii Se Sslj
~ eseni1e Gsads1ons i foarfally lisfurescd bV
ne nsus and seas pooPls say hs uill rVsign.
Lo1noS. ESA 2h.--Tha hrst nsus Of tAs fan N
Anarsoan reosssed By dsnsrsl Wo,.siey va
e,SSsse, y nss,sless, vho lsft the islAnd where
re rre ne1aeeIsrS uess diPatehed 90 Kcrsi. via Abr
As,A 40 dakaat Ihey reached their dcstinatior
xa.sa a = rsE.fasd a. prUviag that the news oi
A,n,s.r.oenn al va noi kpoHn in the desert In
slssaa fas and yiaA aaa scgns trisss tha, hSd
si.s:..G s.s': gscI:.ss = trsaalAp iOs TaSaai have
IczDox, Rsh. SlA.-oa The S.oek ISSeAanre 10
~ 10 Allypeian stocks dropped IL 10 psr cent.
e soeoaat disaster in The So1dRn. and sales
Ths sssitsnsns attending the rsc,v,isp Of m.
oses o. Ne fAll of kharsoam Is increasing A
- sea..aat streaE of anxioas inQ1irsrs inrfpains,
~ nuna1 Icrnoa hhrtcourt. Georve Otto Trsvei-
- S S:s5 nlSnl..s5S = PoarinS iHso the wa-
klsaly eSs1eeA ~ ltsrskos the news vas re-
es1sed via mingled festnxs a sainess snd ip,l;S
aAnsn. = gesAt salsaliOR vas caused in the Irish
n 81 sei'a ,ya,p tse lsRoSs Vas received,
~ e1sef ne adyanes q 9sassAl woSseiey, whose
SasA hody q troo1s vii prShahly usaroh Scr,,s<
- ,ocs,c ~ ancS, and besieEs KhEytoum a The
eAriasst pos'lhls uomenL
LoSpoS, FEE HA.-rhs eoancil at the War or.
- te1 sto1tng decided % adviss the lispatrh ~
Sooo troops 20 SaAki1 Immediately.
Cana. FEB, ssh.-Rumor, have r~,ch.1 h.,.
teet -eS nsn uers nAssAsred IN Khsrtoum. me
sss1 eL tns dasalear has east gloom ever ths en-
:. - heropeoa eolouy q EEyat. Tia English rar-
!, - - ~ eoaGl1ll ef IIIQ men st Aie1andria
oyo1o ~ Cairo, and 10 marines at Saez There srs
no forces at Pet Said sxeepsing one crnboat. Tss
EaAn-os var 4caAreh is al llsxandris
CAI1o. Feb. 2h--GansrAl Gordon, defsnss Of
ssopnd hlrahaay: ~
LoSPoS, FEB. Ekh.-Advioss from Korti stat. th,,
s.o<,s 81 Coloasl 6,suagta steamer report that
So. ~ - AattoSE y ne steamer Abbess, with
tweiHe Greeks and several natives. Two otbsr
- .sea1srl aeeonpanied than to Berbsr which place
Le1Z sosted: koer HuxZarI accompanied tue ex-
Ssi..9a % Aooa hAEaed, uhanes The Abbess pro
Saear, near The i.lana of WadyEaaar me whole
palU tnen tAaoed O. ths islAla. Stewart subse-
laentiy rrtHrna9 70 lhs steamer, spiked the cuns-
.atsI ne amnrnit1on oTsobOara aud returned 10
lne island. Ths sntirs party we're unArnasd, Uith
he sxesptioa Of Stewart, Who hsd Sr,aI1 ,svni
-. tne natives A11eDblsd on the right bank Of
Ne river, crying, "GiTs N psace End -raea .
rasna sant messenger, inviting Stewart
81 81 ~ noo9e. 1he Whole party crossed the river
ce{ 70 the hcase OF blind man named Etuider
1AlA % azlnk eo9eo. while INSIDE the house
SSisl1an eans oot and motionea 10 the natives
= toEned tuo parties. armed with swords and
stsvaft and tie two CaRaaa HsssSn BsT sscapei
-Sa1no1s and vas Afterwards taknn to Bsrb<sr
khs seeoad party attached the rest Of StsWsrt's
peoP&fs among Wnom vas the narrator Of this Who
- 70 ne iliand and hid until dark. He was
AseruAsus taken prisoner 70 Brit. Stevart had
aee.d ProFilions and stores from the steamer
znleA had nsds four tripa 10 the island. MANY
. his party were drowned while trying to escaps
n bodiss Of Stewart and ths others we're throwri
1to tee uTof, S1lainaa'a followers divided All
As nancy they soald End and ssnt the other
loan y boats 70 Barber, where two artillerymen,
Ne oailou and three natives, survivors, ~ tbs
1aslssre, still renAin.
Szv Toaz, Feb. 6.-Ths TTsse, cablepram firm,
ot February 9Th says London has hard
sean s1en Alothsr day Is this Of blank amAZe-
nenf, pain and wrath within the memory Of man
Ins nsEs Arst came cut in the 1srsiHy CEyI,E;-
70 and Dsily SssCs extras, at 10 O'Clock. but il
ias only Gsaarally known AZ noon. The official
- - anoa o. ne original stor! for which every
~ VA Wnfffnr raA - y u.
lsFea noE tAat rumor from Lord Wolseley
eaehod the Foreign Ofhce an Tuesday at mid
iGnfr osf vas kept secret till the facts followed
= ~, fafther, that Holseley got word of
I'd tAis fast decided the periloas venture Of ssni
q Gensr4l btsvaIt swiftly across the desert.
1efeoEeE. u 9 said, the alleged MESSAGE fnlm
iesa1n nat khArtoum vas all right, which v,s
0cli1hsd fsU days later, was = fraud.
LONDON, Fao. 6-ieneral Kols.lsv tel.zr,-bsl
rom korsi to the War Once this afternoon H.
courier has arrived from the British camp, near
Iso1nenr Uho reports that the rebels AZ Me-
innen hAVO beeuno defiant since hearin, of fbs
" q Anartoam. The eo1rier also SAYS that an
teaek oa Gabat may be looked for At auy mo-
,eet, a. the rebels sxpeet rsinsoFrements fron
-hartodr- Lord Nolsslsy states that be viii re- |
IAN qaiet pending further orders from the Gov.
rnnsrh
me SahInst met a II O'Clock this morning.
Ess dee1dsd TO send telegraphic orders TO India
% ne dlspateh OF Indian troops TO Suakiu. and |
to reinforce the rarrisou Al Suaiin bv
fans OF troops from England and the Medi |
'rrAnean. The opinion in the Ministry i In |
,Iof Of strong, active and vigorous policv. Tbs
.inistry vii sanction any demand Of Lori |
iotselef which vii aid in the defeat Of lie Nahii
"a WI sccurs ths release Of General Gordon n /
lie, o. HTsAk Vengeance upon the Arabs if he be
am Ihe telegrAphic line between London and /
orti il entirely Occ1pied With disDstches betvs,
le Caoinst and Lord Wolseley. Holseley in |
'Ius the GoTsrnnant that he will be unabis to
aeh AhArto1u IN les time than hye veekt -ben |
= 1o. eeeso1 Elh have commenced. He assures
e Ministry that be still feels confident of his
,illg 70 lleeessfully attack KhartoQru and defeat
q kalse Prophet; bet says the Operations pecrS
" to neeisvs these results will nov BE- dif5cult
ID kAEardo1A
LoSpOz, Fab. She War oEce maintains the
most ule1ee IN regard to the plans and u,ove |
eats of GsnarAl NoIsslsy. A Cairo tsleoT,r,
ports eo1ncil ofv1T, at which General SteTen-
= W.9pfesent he advised q retreat Of the trpons
on Astsm1eh and Korfl and the eonceutration |
- se.Ie toree toward Berber. and after the
1safs of Berbsr 10 await the expedition coming
c1Ann, befeCs making an ADVANCE to Khar
IN Ine military Authorities estimate that the
An involves delay IN the advance upon Khar
an III a1f1nn- The hot Weather. which be
~ next month, VIII make it impossible for the
1ei1sh forces to stand the marches
keETJ, Feb. 10th--Colousls Wilson and Wort
!, with the sIpedition to Khartoum, arrived here
-cly- Ihey made the iourney from Gubat in
y dAJs- Insy bring news Of General Gorion's
ain Ons Of the Psshas among General Cor
Z = Iosees naresed the garrison to the side of
. town nearest Ounurdsn, saying a rebel attack
. expeeted 81 that point Meanwhile another
aeeero1s PAlha opensd the gates az the other
and allowed Aahdi's troops 20 enter and tbsvr
ply eapt1red The town. General Gordon vss :
looed Ehiie leaving the Government House.
LosDox, FEB. uth.-Ge1eral Lord WoIseIey tele
lpe1 The GoTsrn1ent that the scouts sent 10
akse1n nayo fef1rnsd- Ihsy confirm the re-
= Of tka killing Of Gauaral Goriou aTd fbs
oeitieS committed In Khartozu1 bT Nahdi's r,s-- I
1ospo1, FEB. nth.-A- n-FolloSino are sddi
AL dstAil1 Of the killing Of General Gordon and
AL OF khArtczn On The day Of the capture-
1c1 - VaFlo1alT stated as the 1sth and thu gstb
se114ry, Gs1sral Gordon's attention vas nj
go y Esns1dous t1nult in the Streets He
t1e eo-c.led palaces or GoIerument building
~ ., e nAd Eaae bis headquarters, to ascer-
strest BE vas Btzbbed In the back. and FEN
q: he t1melt vas o1uscd by Mahdi's troous |
? nad Ezined aeo8z1 10 the interior town thronob |
lensfF, and Who vsrs soon In complete posse.-
of ne plaes, including the citadel 4 fearful
..eere % the gnRTiaon followed, the scenes Of
-, osiiss osseneed ss s1Epas.ing the Bal
m affoc1t1ea. ngAlinz the worst horrors Of the
y u1tlny. lbs pa1ie-Etricken Egyptians
esYt1red IN hight and put to death WITH The
: Aendiak torts1es- Some uer. tranSfTed
speaTs, and LEFT to bleed to death. Most y
ne victims were mutilated in the mot
- = y. ne1ner. Ihsir eyes we're go1gsd, y
e ailt and tonZ1es torn out BIZ the rrsots !
many eases the matilated parts of The NJ I y,
oodies we're thrust into their unouthS
e my uere utln living. he nnassacrp in "
"a many non-eoDbataufs. and the EeVutian
aen gefs subjected 10 tho most shamefaI iadig- y,
- Aote tna1 one hundred women and youuf,
Nete RiIen over TO tha Aahdfg foliorers 10 | y,
11ed a. ninVeI affar ~. .F.--L.-- -