The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-07
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS!
Per p. NJ. 6 S. City of Sydney. Dates to
September 20.

The war feeling in Russia and Roumelia is very
strong; new Turkish Minister has been appoint
ed; the signatory powers to the Treaty of Berlin
are in favor of - conference to arrange COM
promise.
Kuefiier, Vienna swiudler who defrauded a
bank and caused the suicide of tanner, has been
sentenced TO seven years Imprisonment.
Boycotting has been revived in the south of Ire
land, and Is causing great trouble among farmers.
San Francisco papers state that an informal ma
chine was sent on board II. b. Nj. 5. Constance
lying in that harbor, on the 18th inst The friend
lv letter enabled the discovery of the dreaded Wis
itor in time TO prevent any damage.
Ell PAso September 25.-Polygamy will not be
tolerated i'll Mexico In addition to the demand
made upon President Diaz TO rescind the grant of
100 SiHos of land in Northern Chihuahua, the
Catholic priests are demanding that the terms of
the agreement which states that the laws must be
fully complied with, shsJl be enforced as in
America. This operates against the plural wife
keepers now in the Republic and they will have
to reform or go.
NV YoRK, Sept 25.-The Heiaif's Paris special
says of the massacre of Christians in Anam; The
Superior of the college and host of Christians
have been slaughtered. Some were thrown into
the sea with their hands tied behind their back.
Some of the missionaries tried to make stand
with muskets, but were soon defeated. Churches,
schools and dwelling houses were everywhere
burned, and the Christians who escaped had to
walk for days without food or shelter in order to
reach places of refuge. General De Couroy prom
after the place was burned down, and never fired
a shot, owing to the absence of orders.
ROME, Sept. 2j.-lhe Pope has agreed TO medi-
ate between Germany and Spain with regard to
the Carolines question, subject TO certain condi-
tons which have not yet been promulgated.
LONDON, September 25.-Reports, have been re-
ceived here of cyclone at Calcutta, in which
several ships fOundcred and great many persons
were drowned.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.- Captain Montgomery, sail
ing master of the yacht DdintieSs which was so
badly beaten by the English cutter GeHeSid in the
the Brentons reef race attributes the fact to the
light wind which prevailed during the first half of
the race, and is confident that his yacht can out
foot the GeHesid IN heavy weather. He says that
he is authorized by Caldwell II. Colt, owner of
the Dt0ttiess to match her against any yacht
afloat for race across the Atlantic Ocean, either
way, for a wager of $1,000.
DESvEli, Sept. 25.-To days diasptchss from the
field report Cockrelfs ranch, in the Mogollon
range, surrounded by Indians. The settlers have
taken refuge at the ranch and are prepared to
meet the attack. No other depredations are re-
ported Major Dickey's company, Twenty second
Infantry, is within eighteen miles Of the ranch.
No anxiety is felt for the safety of the adjacent
settlements.
1t is proposed to raise S925,OO IN the United
States to pay Irish members of Parliament.
Thomas Clarity, whose two children were stolen
from him at Pawtucket, X. l., p years ago, has
Just recovered them.
conference on tue Boumelian question.
VICTORIA, Sept. 25.-Keeley having challenged
the coast for single sculling match for $1,000, il
has been accepted by Paine, local celebaity.
Spain IS willing to accept the Pope as arbiter in
the Carolines dispute.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-An. immense popular meet
ing was held here tonight at which orations were
delivered by Messrs. Bradlaugh, Morely. Cham
berlain and others. The hall in which the meet
ing was held was packed by an audience of 100
more were assembled. The utmost good humor
prevailed.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2f.-Iu order that there may be
no grounds for taking advantage of technicalities
in the indictment of Maxwell, the alleged murder
er of Preler the list of grand Jurors will be pres
sworn in, so that they may have the privilege OF
challenging, as provided by the statutes of this
State, if they desire so to do.
STOCKHOLM, Sept. 2i.-It has now been ascer.
tanned that in addition to the seventeen persons
crushed to death by the jam of people IN front Of
Nine. Nilss0n's yesterday, twenty Others
were seriously injured. Nine. Nilsson is so pro
strated by the shock that she has temporarily post
poned the fulfllmcnt of her engagements. TIE
telegraph has failed to furnish any account of the
accident TO which this dispatch refers.
PARIS, Sept. 2f.-Coonel Herbinger, who order
ed the retreat OF the French Al Langson in the
Franco-Chinese var, has been tried by court
martial and acquitted, the evidence against him
being insufficient.
PARIS, Sept. 2i.-'Tbe ca oleFa has appeared at a
village four miles north Of Paris The disease is
not Of an extremely virulent type. The deaths SC
far have been among children only, adults recover.
ing in every case.
MADEID, Sept. 4.-1hero were so new cases Of
cholera and 2j5 deaths from the disease reported
yesterday Throughout spain.
RoME, Sept. 4.-During the past twenfy-foul
hours eight new cases of cholera and tive deaths
were reported in Parma, one new case and death
in FerTAra, three new cases and one death il
Mass I Carrafa and two new cases IN Rorigo.
PAsAxA, Sept. 2l.-An extra number of the Of
fcidi Ga-effe has been published by order Of Gen
eral Montoya announcing the complete sub1ectioE