The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-10-27
English and European,

PALERMO, Oct. ia heavy shock of earth
quake was felt here this morning. The disturb
ance caused three-story house to fall burying
its occupants beneath the debris. Eight corpses
have been recovered from the ruins
PARIS, Oct. l5.-President Grevy has officially
announced that he will enter the coming contest
for the Presidency.
NV YORK, Oci-A HeraiFs London special
says: Yesterday being the feast of ST. Edward tie
COnteSsOr, was specially observed by worshippers
at the Catholic Church of ST. Edward At HIGH
mass Cardinal Manning oficiated, aud the sermon
was the consideration of the probabilities of the
return of the English nation to the Roman Catlo-
lie faith.
NIssA, Oct l5.-Ihe German Ambassador, after
conference with King MILAN yesterday, sent
long telegram to Prince Bismarck.
PARIS, Oct. 15.-It is stated that Austria is in
favor OF the cessIOn of Widdn to Servia but that
Germany refuse their consent
ROME, Oct. IA meeting of the persouapes
charged with reviewing the Caruline's question
and celebrating the Papa decision respecting the
matter has been held. The meeting appeared to
be disposed TO admit Spaln's sovereignty over the
caroline Islands, while at the same time deemiur
Germany's conduct in occupying the island Of
zap eXcusabe, owing TO the misapprehensiou
which has existed regarding the Spanish Uccupa-
ton of a number of the islands in question.
BERLIN. Oct. 14.-Count Won Hatzfeldt has
been gazetted as German Ewbassador 10 London
to succeed Count Won Munster, who goes To Paris
III place of Prince Hohenlohe. recently appointed
TO the Goyernor-Generalship of Alsaac Lorraine
vice General Manteufel. deceased. Various other
changes will take place in November
MADRID, Oct I4.-There were 25S new cases of
cholera and 100 deaths from the disease in Spain
yesterday.
RoNE, Oct H.-During yesterday there were 81
new cases of cholera and a. deaths from the dis
ease reported at Palermo.
CALCUTTA Oct. liking Theebaw of Burmah,
has answered the communication sent by the Chief
Commissioner for British Burmah. in accordance
with instructions from the Indian Government
With reference to the dispute between the Burmese
Government and the Bombay and Burmab Trad
ing Associations. The King replied in an arrogant
and insulting manner to the note and refused TO
discuss the claim of the trading companies with
the Indian Government. The Chief Commissioner
mas asked for relnforcementS to tue humber of
5000 men before sending an ultinatum to the
mandate from the capital of Burmah.
an ulumatum has been sent to King Theebaw
ordering him TO reduce his claim against the Bonn
bay Trading Company; to remove restrictions
against English traders, and to accept a British
Resident at Mandaay. Gunboats have been
ordered to Ranpoon to await orders TO enforce the
Governments demand by demonstration at Man
dalay. No troops are being prepared for opera
tons against Burmah.
MADRID, Oct. l3-It is rumored that n marriape
Is contracted between Princess Eulalia KING
AltonsO's youngest sister, and Prince Carlos heir
apparent to the throne of Portugal.
LONDON, Oct. 13.-The Standards Berlin eorres-
purposes coming to an early agreement
with the German Government with reference 10
the Bancroft treaty, as cases of expulsion and en-
rollment of Americans living in Germany in the
army have largely increased.
MADRID, Oct. ia dispatch of the ;yrd inst.
stating that Germany had acknowledged the Span-
leh occupation of zap and that Spain had granted
Germany the privileged of free navigation and com
eroe III the waters of the Carulines and the right
oi establishing coaling station on one of the ISL
dnds, Is officially confirmed.
LoNDoS, Oct. l5.-The race for the Cesarovitcb |
stakes, the great event of the second October meet
ing at Newmarket, was run to-day. Twenty-Five |
horses ran. The race was won by the three-year-
old flly Plaisanterie, Yenia second. POSTSCRIPT |
third. Plaisanterie, tue winner was bred in |
France. - -
LONDON Oct. 15.-The appeal of Louis Riel came
up to-day for argument. His London lawyer, |
fancls Henry Jeune, immediately on the opening |
oI Court asked for postpOnement until the arr
val OF Fitzpatrick, Riel's Canadian counsel, who |
was bringing with him an important document |
res peCting the matter Webster tho Attorro,.
General, opposed the request. The Court, how |
ever, agreed TO postpone the case until the 2Ist |
INST The courtroom was crowded but there was |
no no excitement. Riel has been further respite1 10
the 18th inst
and diseudowment.
NJ Roustan, formerly French Minister at Wash
ngton, has been appointed Governor of runis.
, LORD Salisbury has officially announced that
LONDON, Oct. 12.--The Standards Berlin corres
pondeut says: Germany, with the approval of Aus
ma, hussia and England, has proposed In a plan
Ior Tue settlement of the Bulgarian question that
'ue following principles be observed
Flrst-Ihat the Greek and Servian demands be
rejected.
Second-Ihat Turkey be advised to oconplete her
military Preparations as TO be ready to interfere
N tue event OF Greece and Servia moving to en-
Urce their demands
Third-That the union Of Bulgaria and Roume-
ia' under Prince Alexandria, the latter avowinr
he sovereignty of the Sultan, be recognized
ATHENS, Oct. l2.-Demonstrations in favor of
~ are oeing heid throughout Greece, and the
lrmy is being rapidly mobilized. The King has
men " 1OiV'V
TouuoS, Oct. 12-Thirty cases of cholera and
even deaths from the disease were reported
@ .ooaru the CoToHOle, the gunnery training vessel
siing on ms port; Every precaution has been
his port. ''e "
, MADRID, Oct. 12.-Newspapers here consider
ne SIX weeks negotiations between Suain and
I,etLnany regarding the Carolines question COM
llete failure. " N'PiH
OoRK, Oct. l2.-The Nationalist Coryention for
iomihatinG candidates for Parliament from tbe
ouh!y Cork assembled here to-day. Parnell Dill
ou' Jonn " ConuOr and 800 delegates were present |
In enthusiastic reception was given the nsrt,
eauets- living to the strong differences of opin-
1n pteFalllng among the delegates respectirr, the
ihuls OF various gentlemen mentioned for bonors |
II 1athell selected candidates for six of the dyi
IONS leaving the convention to select the seventh
NV ORR, Oct IA cable special from Paris
! October llth, says: it is becoming pnorf ciesr
very day that ihe success of the Conservativ~ a.
ne elections Sunday Is not to be ascribed SO mach
, any desire OF the country to declare itself in
AfoF Vi monLcqlal or Imperial restoration as |