The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-10-26
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS I!

BY the Mariposa, dates have been received up
70 October 18th. The following summary Is pre-
scented to our readers:
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Due d'Aumale has be-
queathed the Chateau of Chantily, near Paris, to-
gether with its magnificent park and grounds, to
the French Institute.
LONDON. 2-I,ord Randolph Churchill, Chan
cellor of the Exchequer, delivered an address at
Dartsord last night He promised that the Gov
eminent would bring forward legislation for grant
ing allotments to agricultural laborerS, and also
dealing with the questions of tthes and globes,
railway rates. cheap land transfer, popular local
government for the United Kingdom, and licen-
sing reform. Measures would also be introduced
dealing with the land laws of Ireland and elemen-
tarv education. and for securing due economy in
the public expenditure
LONDON, Oct. 3.-The speech recently delivered
At Buda Pesth by Herr Tisza, the Hungarian Pre-
rner has made favorable impression at Berlin,
but II has been attacked at St. Petersburg.
il IS believed that Austria will only fight in the
event Of Bulgaria resistsug the Russian demand
The Moscow merchants are declaring that the
present stagnation is worse than a state of war,
LONDON. Oct. 3.-Fourteen- rebels who took an
active part in the recent Republican outbreak IN
Madrid have been tried and sentenced to death.
LONDON, Oct. Am explosion of ire-damp
took place on Saturday at Slkstons Colliery, near
Barnsley. In Yorkshire. Twenty lives were lost
I,oxpoS. Oct. AT the request of Prince Alex
promise from the Sobranje or National Assembly,
not TO elect him to the throne of Bulgaria.
A Mot. which was arranged by General Kaul-
i,ars fine Russian agent in Bulgaria. for the over
throw of the Bulgarian Regency, has been frustra-
ted the principal movers III the plot having been
betrayed.
LoSDov, Oct. 3.-News has been received from
Calcutta to the effect that serious quarrels have
occurred amongst the natives of the Godavery dis
rict in India. One hundred natives we're killed in
the encounted, and many Others we're wounded.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Her Majesty the Queen has ex-
pressed her opinion in favor of inaugurating an
Imperial Institute to commemorate the jubilee
wear of her reign In preference to either purchas
ing as Crown jewel, the Cape diamond, worth at
least a quarter of million sterling, or restoring
Westminster Abbey at an estimated cost of $780,
600.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Captain Everill has made an
offer to the Secretary of State for the Colonies. to
%sxpend quarter of million sterling in establish
ing trading stations in New Guinea with view of
forming centers of exploration. In return he asks
for certain concessions.
VrrSA. Oct. Count Wolkeustein Frostburg.
Ambassador at st. Petersburg for the Austro-H Hun
uarian Empire has, in accordance with 1nstruc
lions from his government, made a formal COM
plant to the Gar with reference to the conduct
Of General kaulbars in attempting to coerce the
Bulgarian Regency.
LONDON. Oct 6.-The German press condemns
the action of Gen. Kaulbars in his efforts to coerce
the Bulgarian Regency to submit TO the Russian
demands, and anticipates the conclusion of an
Anglo-Austrian alliance.
General Kaulbars, who is making tour of Bull
.yaria and Roumelia, has been cOldly received In
She provinces King Milan of Servia is actively
engaged In parleylng with the Austrian Govern
7nent in regard TO the situation of Bulgaria.
LONDON, Oct 6.-Sir Thomas and Lady Brassey
will leave London shortly on a visit to Australia.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-Mr. Chaplin will propably re-
Mace Lord John Manners in the Ministry as Chan
ceIlor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
ANDEIAND, Oct 6.-White Island, in the Bay of
Plenty. is in a state of active eruption. A vast
column of smoke is ascending from the island toa
height of 1000 feet.
AUCKLAND Oct. 6-Iutelligence has been
ceive5 here to the effect that native villages
wsrdcestroyed by the volcanic eruption on the ISL
and Of Niafu, in the Tonga group. The whole of
the island has been devastated and covered with
volcanic deposits. The eruption occurred on Au-
gust 81.
LONDON, Oct SIT is stated that $50 recidivistes
will embark for New Caledonia on the 3lst of Oct.
vienna. Oct. SIN the Reichsrath to- day Count
Taaffe President of the Council of Ministers,
stated that there was 10 ground to apprehend any
looseninr of the close and trustful relations now
existing between Austria and Germany
RANGooN, Oct. 9-News has been received that
a force of 5000 Shans have been burned and looted
the town OF Kinctnapa. Strong reiuforcements
we're despatched from Mandalay, and succeeded IN
driving the rebels to the hills.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-The DAILY Necs to-day pub
fishes an article which 1t states that the Govern
rnent are preparing an Irish scheme the basis
Of providing National Council for each of the
four provinces Ulster, Leinster, Munster, and
Connaught
LONDON. Oct. 9.-The Imperial Institute will be
opeued next wear on the site of the present Colo
NAL and Indian Exhibition until permanent
building shall have been erected.
VIENNA, Oct. 9-An Anarchist plot to set fire to
the timber yards and public buildings IN this city
has been frustrated by the authorities, and guam
titv Of dynamite has been seized.
LONDON, Oct. I0.-Signor Augustus, the Spanish
Premier, has succeeded in forming new Ministry
LONDON. Oct. 1O.-The constant jubilation of the
Paris Press which asserts that France now pos
sesses the most powerful army in Europe Is exclt-
ing the populace.
LONDON. Oct lO-The efforts of General Raul
bars TO excite treason in the Bulgarian army have
failed. and the Russian meetings are everywhere
conducted with great amount of danger. Bull
CARA has been compelled TO accept Russian loans.
Russia has proposed union between Roumella
and Bulgaria under a king if Bulgaria submits.
LONDON, Oct. ia plot to provoke a rebellion
u the chief centres in Bulgaria on the l5th INST,
rs a prelude to a Russian occupation on November
9th, has been discovered.
Russia is massing her troops at Odessa ana bes-
sarabia.
High officers stationed along the Austrian and
Roumanian frontier declare that the occupation OF
Bulgaria by Russia Is a certainty.
The Gar is in a state of nervous excitement.