The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-07-15

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London of June 29th says: The death of
Emperor William promises to be the next
great sensation in Europe Extraordinary
precautions are being taken to prevent the
sending of any kilograms revealing his
real condition, but private letters are not
subject to official censorship, and they give
such discouraging forecasts that the news
Of his death is daily expected.
LONDON, June 29-The Berlin Post, in
an article supposed to have been inspired
by Bismarck. hints at desire on the part
of Germany for an alliance with England.
The Nop6e Vremyd of st. Petersburg says
Russia ought not to forget that Salisbury
and Randolph Churchill always have been
anxious to form an Anglo German alliance
against Russia.
PARIS, June pa terrible storm of
wind and rain swept over this city to-day.
Cellars were flooded, railways washed out
and many buildings in process of erection
were damaged or demolished A section
of one street sank into the sewer and
twenty persons We're plunged into the
water Most of them We're in an exhausted
and almost dying condition when rescued.
A boat containing twelve persons capsized
on the Seine and several were drowned.
In the department of the Vosges seven
houses and two bridges were destroyed
by the food.
PARIS. June 29.-Rochefort says that
Olivier Pain was murdered before the dis
patch of the kilograms annulling the re
ward of 600 which was said to have been
offered by a British Colonel for the head
u IDafY,
reached the camp of Ell Mahdi. He was
detained among the Bedouins, who finally
killed him.
BOMBAY. June 29-It is reported from
Cabul that lisa Khan, supported by Rus
sian allies. has risen against Abdullah
Khan. Isa Khan marched upon hhanal-
bad and seized the treasure there, valued
at fl,O00000 belonging to the Amer of
Afghanistan Political difficulties in kas-
CHAR are becoming serious and re enforce
ments of troops are going northward.
Abdullah Khan is the Governor of Kun
duz. an extreme northern province of Al
ghau-T urkestan. The town of khanaibad
is situated about sixty miles south Of the
river Oxus. which river separates 1t from
the Russian protected State of BOllhara,
Ehanaibad was the headquarters of the
present Ameer of Afghanistan before he
was summoned to the throne, and there
also took place the negotiations between
the Amer and the British officers.
1t is reported that typhoid fever is rag
ing in Tonquin among the reserve troops
from Marseilles.
Paris, June IS Advices from Tonquin
state that heavy storms have prevailed
over the region in which the Fishery isl
ands are situated, in the water between
the island of Formosa and the mainland
of China. Two French torpedo boats were
sunk during these storms, but the crews
were saved.
MADRID. June Is Congress has voted
the Cuban budget. The expenses are esti-
mated at 100000 and the revenue at
S27.OOO,OOO The Bank of Spain will loan
the difference. The budget includes a
loan of S2O0OO0OO guaranteed by the
Spanish Treasury to reimburse the Bank
of Spain and other foreign banks for loans
to the CUBAN Treasury and to cover a
deficit OF S1l,00O000 in the previous bud
get The Senate approved the raising of
SS,G00,OOO at light percentage, the pay
ment Of the loan not to be guaranteed by
Spain, however, to build railways in Cent
raj Cuba The Cuban Treasury will qua
rantee the interest on the loan.
ROME, June 26-The Pope gave an
audience to-day to the ex-Bishop Of San
Francisco. The latter was accompanied
by five Dominican priests.
PARIS, June 26.-The Senate to-day
unanimously approved the credit Of 10000
francs for public funeral to the late Adj
miral Courbet.
CAIRO, June 26.-Lord Wolseley has re
ceived the report that Olivier Pain died
of fever The report has not been con
firmed in Paris, however, where more
credence is given to the recent report that
the Mahdi had sent him to India, and that
he had arrived at PondicheTy disguised
as a Catholic clergyman.
MADRID, June 26-The Republic jour
mails are clamoring for coalition of all
Republican sections to prepare for the i'm
pending struggle. The Republic. abiding
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