The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-03-25
Very Latest News.
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rm O q = ktANxnA. rarS 10 NANca fsrs.
d - Es socnAS.
NicsPo& MAreA ASSpecial elilseas q several
81 hcsisy x . Fsisate telszrsm frca Snakin. that
knegalA tna fAilen and The rsrrisoa hsa eeea
sI..s.creA Ine rspo<s = nos ssiisvsa il cesciNl
I'm recsepea te-,iaY rnAle no rsensSsa cf SpeA An
ccc1rrenc& MAseouah a3vsceS g. MsrcA iO5A Say
that No news has eesa recsived fr,za KssSSla snce
March lst>
Alz5ASns,a; = MAreA KAN ArAhiAn paTSs re-
ports that fAolo uaea IN AhySSsria are ecirS prc
ptred tsS m aavAuee rror Eharscaua.
Sc1xrN, Msrch IL -Genessl Euarf has arrived
lMork % tha SlAkin Rerhsr railway has been BE-
con- Osrnan DsSns has cecrei 10 Sfve rsscnrv and
stop ntSes atteefs IL he British retzrn the eaSiy
q his Standard .eesrcr. The 6riug las, night vas
IN kszySess and rcos, ccntEupns ths RrfiiSh have
~ eeez ssiecsee - hers,
ngSTS arTArnS
TSzxRaS. Msrch XII l. reportcd shss SIR
Reter I1Ezs3en has arrived 81 Hrrat and that Tie
AfSeans are sc,ivssy toztityinS the ei,y. Small
tween SarakhS and The MurrAzh river Therp am
ssreFAl hunalNd CoSsackS neSr Fall- -Kaairra, the
DoSl puctAeriy po;ni ncaress Heraf cccupiea hy
Mery cocsisi cfs Hsstslsc1 81 infantry. = SeSi-
unrnf 81 4raEcsns and Souae CcSSscSS Al ASkshad
thsrs are aho1i 500 troups of all srIaS One
RussiSa nEigaae and coavoy ot military stores
|
Ae<en1s hsrs esalsvo an uazsaSive ard defensive
alliance es<vee1 England and Turkey vcali have
the e2ect q aiisaatSrg the ruvo5xnsns trosn Rus
Eian aztkority.
sayE Cu-nnaunicAtsonx between strangers and
prcre n he catSiSe world are closely supervised
Trooqs and s,urs RFe Coine forxsrd daily oa rc1te
% AaeF '1ee soldiers are prsvioasly hcsssS by
he Oars sosnieS CviliAns ana military men
ogenC dfsc1ss tie fkelihccd q \ 6eclkrafioa 81
var ac2tnSt E1cfsnd The-s Is great exciter,cnt
hsre- It's Stated thsi lSooo lecoFs hays been o.
dered 70 Msrv. The railway froz kiSit.Arvat 70
Mrrv ts esinc r1Shed with The utmost rapidi,y.
6-aat q aczlly Is sxperic1ced in i1dacirS uSrk
Ee1 % 80 % Ae-v. as tAey feSr tkey Will Be killed
" ne nrff1sA o. AtSeSuS letter frcyn SArRkhS.
sIsn infantry and three batteries Of ARTILLERY an
en- ru1te 10 Bokhars sra Mers, and sz,an party
q CoSsaeks reosntly attempted 10 traverSs the
L1ink1r deAle, eai were prevented by fcrce.
CAIcCTzA- March lS-I, is reported here that
teere hsS ace1Ally heen cnlliSSoa between the
kuszAns aud the AfehNns- Ths Government oif-
Gals were rsiSccnt concerning fr1niieE news
RExIrS. March lS-It is stated that RSSnArrk.
snce The EraiAhle settlement Of his recent troableS
with k1giAnd- Is USirg his Whole iniusacs with
Russia 10 aver var
ANxkIcAS.
WksErSsTuS, March lS-The Senate is likely 10
oevuee ncae q IL sFsRre tine dummy the preSeat
week TO ths ocnssderasioa of foreign asSirS. It's
ezpectsd that I've or thres treaties Of minor i'm.
porse1ce, and n respect 30 which therc eau be
LITTLE dfAsreoce Of opIriua, Will Be reported from
the Connittee On Foreign Relations and taken up
BY the senxse n executive SESSION. Arnoag g-sua
WI prohAeiy Be The treAiy relating 10 the bound
sry Ines oetveen this cczntry and Mexico, and
TIE treaty providing foE the readiudication Of the
Well and D1dhra claim Mande-Son'S resolution
eSli1n'S for information N recard 10 Central
Amsr,oAz aAAars H'ay also be rsPortea and DIS
o1Ssed- Ihe more important q the pending trea-
teS hAre been uIfhdrAEn. and the Hawaiian
reelprociiy treaty and that relating 90 an inter
natlo1d patent rights system viii b held back
solztao1 Eill doubtless Be farther discussed to-
\ r,orruv. II Is prohshle that all pzblic business
| which the Senate has in hand will be disposed Of
within three % tour days and the body viii then
| adjourn Is sooa as his Important norninAi,oaS
/ have been received and acted upo1.
NV Iozx. March is-The Sss prints the frst
lnS=allrre1s u ConfederAie papers never bslors
EaehSsed ne pSPses consist Of letters from
n = kipaey 10 Hor. A. G. MscTSih, Governor of
South Carolina; also, fron W. Gilmore SHINES
Major General nov SeHAtOrl Bailer and sX-Ssna-
tor BArngsll.
Srv lokH. March Is-An unusual scene occur
red IN Piyuao1tA Church 81 The morning service
LesserdAy. In The coarse Of his sermon Mr..
Beeeheg said: i doaf think there Is any harm IN
horse racinE 70 horssS bat 20 men them is great
| oezL Although AhStractly them Is no mon harm
Il IN running one horse agEinS- smother than in
I
/ stIt1ton- ne AIT warned by sIpeuslos that unless
very carefully guarded races improve the brood Of
horses By deserio-StsE the bred Of men At this
| Iunotrre 4 ooc1pyIlS = -; In the gallery
shouted That Is not true The psople turnsl
their hesSS 20 look at him What Is not trues"
Asked Beeoher II q stern voice. bu; the author Of
Tie contradiction remained silent Mr., Beeehsr
StAnpeG his foot and added. enphAtic.llly, What
Ihaye said IS true and repea, It with thurdeliuS
I emphasis Load apPisEss.l ! have sympathy
with svsEythinS that enlArres the liberty Of man.
bat liberty sho1ld be 50 administered that IL
seo1ld inspire them and lift them up That
doctrine shall teach 10 tie end OF my life. [Ap-
ptNrss.) / dOG't like applause in church but uoE
! and thea think demonstration i permissible
and tbs ts ooe of The occasions
NV YoSx. March I5.-DrS. Sands and Shr1dy,
ounsultirS physicians IL General Grants case.
yIssted the GelerAfs TeSieccs this afternoon and
ksld eooSalA;ioa with d. Doaclas- Isis under
sood that they fully indorsed the trsatrsnt Of the
rAcsr; adopted BY Drs- Barker and Douglas The
local diseAse Is believed, fo- the present, to b
Stationary.
WASETSSzuS, March I6.-Ii i Authoritafivelv
leA<ned that there truth IN The report cablsd
froua Pans that the Chinese Government hzs
asked the United States TO mediate With Frsnee.
NV Yozx. March Is-Geas-d Grant pissed
bad night He slsPt none aaa Is rot quite 50 we'll
today.
NV Yokk. March ls.-Lork G5slroyIs Is laid
~ with Rheumatism at the Brunswick.
Ge1- foS-er vii Be retained aS Minister % Spain
for the present with the viss Of conducting nesO-
tatiocs for more favorable tEssty, and that he
vii p<oosbly return to Madrid II the course Of
fortnight
YLszrSerox. NSrch is.-Gsn. Sheridan received
a telegram frou Gen. Hatch this morning. stating
that upon the recsipt of the Presidents pruclama-
iion concerning Oklshonz lands, most Of those
preParInS to invade Indian territory decided to
return home
tEscted Eaeh attention Il commenced AZ 30 and
ended at 9sIS The noon covered the sun az the
eertsr Of belt. Ald left bright ring outside sE-
oeQting sho1i one-eiGhih Of the siis next TO the
eArth. The sunlight during the eclipse vas very
weak about like the eieotuc light
wLszrGruS. March I6-The Prssidsn; has
nominated Joseph $ Miller OF wesf Virginia
Commissioner Of Internal Rsyezus-
KUsorELS.
PAEIs, March 1.-THE G-sSlois SAYS the Chinese
Governments has asked he mediation of the United
States With France. but President Cleveland is
not disposed 10 intervene.
There i rssS in Eaeiand jus; noz fcs arnbal-
Gnce elssses- Large gatherings take Place at Lady
BrAsseJ's with this end in view.
IoSDoS, March ls.-Advicss from Calcutta re
PoI1 that the tsa and indigo districts In India are
sz4erins severely from drozght-
PAHrs- March Ts.-La Fr1arr announces that
Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany viii
visit Paris n=xt Monday.
The Russian Admiral Crozn has arrived at Sin
Sspore. On his way to take oounand Of the Pacific
squadron Of TIE Cars navy.
An ins1rreotion Is reported to havs broken ont
IN AbKuia- and all the available Turkish troops
have been hurTied 20 The scene
Ednund Yates, editor Of the London H-5rfl.Ezs
released from prison March 18th
In the HO1ss Of Lords, on March I0.h Granville
SID thai neither the E1Slish nor German Cabinet
vas aware that the British Tag had been hauled
rN---- k-N-
Duzr, March s.-while Lord Mayur O'Con-
nor was \. the railway station to-day to receive an
American deputation NTH the remains of Dr. Ca-
hll. be vas vigorously hissed and croaued 1t by
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