The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-06-17
EUROPEAN.

/ ~ 0NSE SSANNs
| lcVpo,, June S-Gladstone stated in the Hous,
| Of Commons to-day that Russia and England hal
/ come 10 an acresmeat concerning the points o.
difference between them. which were to be roferret
/ u arbitration. He also stated that the Govern
| nentS OF the two countries have likewise agree
/ upon an arbitration, hut as the person chosen fol
I arbitrator has not been formally asked 20 accep
/ the duty, he was unable to SAY anything furthel
on the subject now.
! vienna, June 5.--Yestertay Sir Peter Lumsden
arrived here and proceeded on his journey 20 Lon
don, IL an interview he said that Colonel Alikha
/ NOT had openly boas;ed to the Afghans that Rus
STA wanted 20 take herat and great deal more
Sir Peter said Russia never would have urged her
absurd demand II she had believed England was
| IN earnest IN resisting them.
IoSpaS, Jane AN official dispatch from SeEi.
n8gur gives the number OF killed and wounded by
/ the earthquake there on Sunday and Monday last
As follows; Killed 81; wounded. loo. Official ne
ports have not been received from other points IN
the Vale Of Cashmere affected by earthquake
shocks and until they come to hand thefu extent
OF the calamity cannot be known.
Pans, June "a letter from the Bishopuf Ton
guin appears in the Toulon NissoRS CathuliqRss
announcing that the Black Flags are rayaging the
provinces Of SoutNy, Hunghoa and Iuven Guam
although these provinces are occupied by French
Troops. The inhabitants. fleeing from the massa-
cEc, have taken refuge in the French garrisons.
Thirty Christian villages have been destroyed.
PAErs. June 1--Li Is stated that the manuscript
NEtUIE> o. ' lCLNE Bu.Q WILL III zen III
Hugo indicated the arrangement of their publica-
tiou. The contents OF three volumes, which are
about ready, are various and embrace both prose
and poetry. The other seven VIII consist of notes
and letters written during the years of exile of the
poet
VrrNNl. June 5.-Tha elections to the Reichsrath
were held to-day. The returns show that three
GtsuIu Liberals and one German Nationalist have
been elected IN Silesl, three Liberals IN Corinthia
s ter Liberals II several other electoral districts.
- !,
Of the celebrated breSchof promise suit of Fortes
que IS. Garm0ylel to dAy assumed his place in the
House Of Lords the successor to the title Of the
late Earl Cairns.
ST. PErEESUURG. June 5.-The maneuyers of the
navy have been begun. The Admiralty has issued
an order requiring that all meu-of-war shall be
kept fully equipped for active service.
LoNDoS. Juus 5.-The FACE for the Oaks stakes
NJ Epson today was won by Lord C1dogan's bay
ally Lonely The winner was ridden by Fred
Archer, who rode the winning horse for the Derby
stakes Wednesday, Lord Lsitlands bay hlly st.
Helena was Secoad and Sir J. WillOughby' 5 chest
nut hlly ClpJllinG third.
MApEip, June 5.-rhe cholera epidemic is raging
With increased yirulencs at Valencia and other
towns Of the southeastern provinces Of Spain.
Nav YoEk, June 5.--The >0,', London special
SAYS The Tunes and Nst1s to-day give unusual
prOinineCce 70 the telegraph from COustantinople
asserting that Russia has rejected the Turkish
proposals for an alliance. Your correspondent
has official authority FOR cuntradlctlng this asSer
ton II Is not only false, but absurd, for It Is
Russia aud not Iurkey shat has been suing for an
ali8ncs, and /. Is Turkey and rot Russia that has
declined the proposals.
LoSpoN, June 5.-The Cabinet to-day discussed
the Irish coercion qcest0n for two hours but failed
to reach an agreement. Earl Spencer in an inter
view with GiadStoue. Yesterday, stated the mini
mum Of coercion which he considered indispensi-
able for governing ireland. He showed by his alb
ssuce from the council to-day that he was deter
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majority Of the Cabinet support Earl Spencer.
Gladstone, anxious thst there shall be no disrup-
tion IN the face Of general election, asked Cham
bsrlain and Sir Charles Dixie TO accede to Earl
Spencsrs full demands for one year. The coun-
ell. The excitement in Ministerial circles over
the crisis Is intense. Il is said that Sir Charles
Dixie and Mr.. Chamberlain intend to resign.
The guards who recently left SQakin have been
ordered TO remain az Alexandria for the present.
4 disastrous cyclone on Wednesday visited Alden
and damaged property TO the extent of 10000.
The German duty on American rye has been
fixed II the advanced rate Of three marks per 100
Kilograms.
The weekly statement of the Bank of France
shows al increase Of gold OF L 600 francs and
OF silver 4,T69,000 francs.
The Russian corvette Strslok left her moorings
At New York and proceeded TO sea. Her destina-
ton Is supposed to be Hayre-
The Americans Of London express themselves
veil pleased with the warmth Of the reception &C
corded to Minister Phelps at the Lord Mayors
banquet.
The trees in the peach orchards Of Delaware
and Maryland axe in danger of breaking down
with their loads. The crop will be the largest in
ten years.
1; has iuglly bssu determined that the New Or
leans Worlds Industrial and Cotton Exposition
shall be continued another year, opening IN Nov
eniber.
Russia, II Is clained. expresses herself content
with the present status Of the Afghan question,
and holds that an alliance With Turkey Is now not
necessary.
The marines Who returned to New York in the
AeTDHlc1 from Panama show the results of being
exposed TO the lsthmus climate, the hospital being
tlll OF Ilallrial cases
Prince Bismarck has written Z letter to the
IhuuuElau Farmers Association saying that the
question Of bI-etallsm Is being considered by the
Government officials.
Ferdinand Ward. when arraigned on a charge
Of grand larceny for stealing $1,000 worth of
Of bonds and securities from the Marie Bank,
pleaded not guilty. and his case vas postponed
until the 18th INST.
The Paris papers violently assail the Aldermen
of London for refusing vote Of coudOlsnce upon
the death OF Victor Hugo. NJ. RocaefOrt calls the
Aldermen " a board Of ignorant, Jealous, turtle
soup eaters
Naval officers Who recently accompanied the
forces occupying Panama declare that the people
there are anxious TO have the United States make
its possession permanent otherwise peacs will not
prevail for any length Of time
Sc0tt's dsfalcsti0n has revived the discussion
about hOv 10 guard against bank frauds. The
Suggestions made are higher salaries with bonds,
the employment Of women, and the removal Of
stock Exchange ticksrs from the banks.
The intention to present the Berber railway
material to the Government Of Cyprus has been
abandoned, owing 10 the difficulty of landing the
plant from the vessels BY which 1t was carried
from England The vessels vll return to Eng
land
Ala meeting Of tie halifax Chamber of Com
uercs, on wednesday. a resolution was adopted
dem landing that the Dominion Government call
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Nova Soousn fishermen from the encroachmeuts
Of American fishermen
The Szez Canal conference yesterday eonsid-
ersd without discussion the first few articles of
ing Eil be held on the sth inst, when the fresh
proposals Of En-lsud and France, regarding the
artIcl- Of tea, VIII be discussed.
LoSDoS. June The House Of Commons.
which sdiJ1rusd over the WhitsuntIde holidays
resumed It's sessions to-day. Chiders- Chancellor
Of the EEcheqger, IN reply 70 a question, said he
hoped TO be able by t9-nlorrU to make statement
II the House concerning the attitude Of the Coz
eminent upon the question Of the increase Of
duiiss. 7hicl II had been proposed to place upon
vines. spirits and besr.
Gladstone, replying % an inquiry made Dy Nc
C0au- Hons-bCls member from WIckioE. said
u vas not The intention % the Government to
establish regular diplomatic relations E1th the
Vatican
In answer 70 iutefrlcs.ives by Lord John Man
uers Consecutive 81 sdst0ae stated that uegotia-
ti0ls hstEseu England aud R1ssil cJuczruiug the
1ellMltafI0l Of the Afghan frp1tlsr remained
Eucouci11=1- IN regard % the question u sub
uI4ttIug tie Au-lc-k Russian dispute 70 arbitra-
tor Gladstone Announced that be would answer
IEtarrogativss tomorrow.
Gladstone vIlI t0-UorrJE make statement in
the House Concerning tbs G0Teruusut's intention
L regard 70 the renewal Of the IRISH crimes act
LoSDoS, June The EpsUm grand prizs for
3 year-o!is zzs rGn ~ EpsJu to-day. T. Wight
bay coli Bird Of freedom Eou. with Duke Beau
foCt's gray colt Pepper and Salt second and L.
HOEelis bay colt Barnacis third There ssEs siT
starters
Pms, June TN the Chamber Of Deputies to-
dag the motion % iupsach the Ferry Ministry vas
rsiscssd b vote Of 81 - I5j- In the cDarse Of
the discussion several violent speeches were made
LoEDos. Jzue The action for libel against
Lord Chef 5Cstice Coler1dge- brought By Charles
Msntsl adams based UPON attack o. his character
made By the cefeldznt n letters written % INITIAL
friends for the D1rpose q prs5zdclnS Miss Mildred
1o.e-I1Ge- Enol1 ADAMS E1z curing aLlnsf hIr7s
z1s brought 70 trial II the Court Of Appeal to-day.
Adams appeared a. bis ON ooonsel-
DuE11x. June 4--Arshbisho2 Croker returned
yestsrzzy. he deprecated any political manifesto
tirns- he Address having declared that be had
Eindicatzi the s21se Of the Irish people az Eone,
and had Stood E-ut0 tie faith and the fatheEiand,
TIE Arrhh1shop, II reply advised them rOc 10 pat
Themselves II the p5zer Of so-czlled E1t stzr1.
we're useful shoEng the unity Of the priests and
people he zzs alzio1s - this Old lad rest-
cred % Is pristine grandeur. Orgzuts1z broken
down, and al classes working Iogslly together.
CoxzzAsrrscFLz- J=na 4--sf. Peter Lzn.den
szgz. Con plicltIo-ls vii soon ariss between the
Rzzsia1s and AfzEaus- a. the fnnrtier, about the
question d Ezter s1PFly- That, with gold, for1s
Rzzo-Psrz1n disPstes have turned On questions
Of water use Persla as beer cDn.oeled a tines.