The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-07-15
ENGLISH,

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| LONDON, July 4-The results Of the Parliamen-
tary elections, which took place during the past
week, to I'LL vacancies caused by a change in the
ministry have rather alarmed the Liberals. They
were beginning to feel sure of easy victory in
the coming general elections, but the Tories have
more than held their own in special pollings, and
have increased their maiorities IN such holly con
| tested boroughs as Wakefield and Woodstock.
Ihe Liberals election agents III many provinces
sent In discouraging reports about the outlook.
They say the agricultural votes are falling away
from the Liberal interest and that the laborers
appear Indifferent about taking advantage Of the
enlarged franchise. These agents further declare
that in most rural regions of England, both agri-
cultural laborers and workingmen this year are
especially under the influence or control Of local
squires, parsons, farmers and authorities This IS
accounted for by the fact that times for a long
period past have been unusually hand and that
these classes of voters are under more than ordi-
nary obligations to their employers and patrons.
Tbs squires, parsons, farmers and local othcials
ar0 nearly all Conservatives and, with bright party
prospects before them, are e4e[tna 81 Their in1u-
ence TO retain control Of Irish political Affairs.
The Tory managers, in locating polling places IN
remote districts controlled By Liberals, placed
them in such way as 70 f1ake It difficult for voters
to reach the polls. They aisp issued circulars
among farm. laborers declaring the character of
their ballots will inevitably be known to their
employers. The Irish leaders have arranged to
tnroW tne lrisn vote tnrOugnout bnglsna 10 suen
way as 70 neip me LOFTY cahaluateS IA al eiose
country are frightened. .,,I. ,, - n
LONDON, June 3-The French Government has
Withdrawn its demand for a fixed date upon which
the English troops shall eyacuate Egypt, and offers
70 leave the period to the discretion OF the English
Government, if Lord Salisbury will admit the
principle of evacuation. NJ. Waddington, the
French Ambassador at London has also made
soncihatory overturos regarding the question OF
the control of the Suez Canal This change Of
attitude on the part of the French Government is
attributed TO tht entente between Lord Salisbury
and Prince Bismarck. '-'
Tosrror 5niv 9--Tbs contest nv tha seat in
Parliament from Woodstock, between the supper.
ters of Lord Raudolph Churchill. the new Secre-
tarv for India and Gorr,e (3rant fhe liberal ran
didate resulted win Lord Churchill being
returned. .A ~ 1H 1snEl7t T
C;sneral NybIsaIo, ,-;t, iAuvaI f,;r Cor Er,,,,,d
Tuesday next. TT.
The Queen has offered dukedom 10 Earl Spen-
Ger, late Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
On the completion Of the railroad from Wady
HAlfa to Alashish, on the 18th inst, the British
troops will occupy the latter place.gid
At public meeting held in. London July 2nd,
presided over by LORD S42wper, y was resolved TO
ralse iunu ior tne estAD anu nialhlen.
ance o. atoipeoo serVice l0r tne uo'se ueiehoe OF
Insianu'
NEW YoRK, July S-Ihe SujiS London special
on the Woodstock election campaign says; 1t was
ladleS pattie on o9tn siaes. Inc i, eamPalqn was
begun oy Lady hsnoolpn Onuronln last Satnrday
evening, py arriving tanoem Team througn tne
MAN stIeets OF .he pltuLes1e 9u toWn Win lne
skht Anu grace ~ Do s1ptSteu ~ tnS uaugnts, OF
tnetou1der OF Jerome tark' Inc Liberals quickly
IesolYeu 70 meet tneir Ialf auIeIsary on her own
AZ 49,, nS 49, i,,o IN - S,Ff5
Tho deIiabttuI 20 ~ the Girl SIradnstes
soon cant,red tbe nonnlaee and IN oriss beann
y. - -. - II, III ,,rnbiii I,1st ,Cna - H.
corsaoe AMI arsrgv INT sa isau, that sonetbinl,
nat r. dons 40 f}sat lie inf1sncsn If fho ,,ra.t
orIs from Oxford and sha Summoned rrinforcsy
ns,,s She obts;rsd Two charmint, Eentsnorts
Id, tsIe nd Id Fj;tb 1s,,r-,, ,o,
dsn5btar. ~ Earl Howe and sent them fortb t6
III. AZ oioctnrs Tha iattor are atti -,
~ = - ~ q a. tb, &C. jSaaS
a o. y ~ e'et ~, ~. y 10. soJ III ie ~
~ ano - t l as 70 winch Oh
'ii 'll i 'Att Sui'Ois " NV.
The Monitor denies the SUSPENSION OF editor
houx OF tne 1oa'ia' &c hos, anu uenles thas
Wa,;,l 20 "a oniSai '1' 'e'"eoA '1'
'a' ii anu anu Suii'iii"' ....r ya..gI ...
Salisbury, England's Prime Minister, in reply
ing to letter which no had received from the
unemployed workingmen OF Wolverhampton,
says that the Cabinet is considering the whole
The Cunard steamship Demerara. with proyis-
ions, has been put in search of the overdue steam
er Gallia. 1t is generally thought in shipping cir
cles that the Anchor Line steamship Triconia,
which left New York June eth for Avonmouth, is.
LONDON, July 1.-The Argonauts-the four-oared
crew of Toronto who have been practicing daily
for the Henley regatta, rowed to-day in the third
heat for the Visitors, cup. The Trinity Hall
tCambrldge) came IN hrst and the Toronto crew
second. TRINITY han won , easily. Inc canadians
VIII sall Ior nome next 1Hursuay' t-
NV York, July 2.-The Sans London special
says; Sir Peter Lumsden was graciOusly enter
tanned by the Queen tonight at dinner at Wind
SCR Castle, at which the only other guest was the
Marquis of Salisbury. This unusual honor was
supplemented by o lettersaid to have been written
by the queen herself, IN which she expressed a
warm au[I,ltation loI ms cgnuuct IA tne manaSe
uene ot DItIsn anaiIs N Oentth ASIA uurlhg the
Dost orlIlcsi pe5lon- ne neeplnI OF !1ese hoh-
2th upou on W. = nlltel nt az lle
tply iIa9y SluPs, " ~ " ~ y w
peIate aII tPlyss.ol VI Wy 1isaP
VI sle Ses ~, ~ w ~ sue
slone N'''sIu ''e olrer "hoi sac ueiishls
70 HOuol' 4.DQ sali ~ as III brsY1-l
LONDON, July l.-A steam Tug, the nanei Of
which Is at present IN landed az Eolk
several passengers and some baggage, az OF whom
anu WHEN were 'r 70 evslqe lne , Sus
Vols ~ =. ~ Dee
@ " = ssiIs 9s.Iou ~ 10 ~ lne
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RnLueu % NY a'ett Iye
'LoNDos, July 1.-The Parllanentary election
iii The - vacancy CAUSED BY tLs elevation to tbs