The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-05-04
LATE FOREIGN NEWS!
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EUROPEAN.

WDTgsT lUT TUIIT
fesoute OF tue recent Irish Viceroys adyoc te home
rule, Siil undoubtedly strengthen the position ~
tue IuNernment No other English statesr,gr
"a 80 uecltted so authoTItatively that Parnell
anu MS supporters had not encouraged crime and
conspiracy That the great body of the Irish
Pgope 10 not want separation, and that the
Slaustone measures will strengthen the uniou
between England and Ireland Lord Snencar
ought 70 nave local weight in detarmin,po ~.
verdict OF the Liberal constituency Chamber
nam declaration that he will not enter into
frr, y ~ ~ Lnst tne Government nor attempt to
torm hadlcal one Is almost as significant as
oPenoers powerful support of home rule. His
arguments ag linst GIadstones policy are moi
E, ouI aus attitude Is marked oOnciliatory
sooner or later Gladstone ought TO make a ionrnsy
70 ireland, 70 enable the people there to exuress
srautude Tor the noble struggle he il ma Linc IL,
.LelF oehali. what his measures are designed
70 eHect Is tue reconciliation Of the two countries
ne VIII make a serious mistake if he allows
FaFheil TO get the entire credit for home rule
Inc Crawford divorce case will be reopeued by
Tue Qaeen' 5 Proctor. Sir Charlie Dixie Expressed
inns eNeuilg nis satisfaction that the case ba1
assumed Its present aspect. Reports that the
ErOcsOr Was IN possession of evidence proyinp hs
So1 20, a uouot the guilt Of the correspondent did
not, ne SAID, dlsmay him in the least but
on tue c1ntary, intensified his desire to prove as
ne certainly would. that be was blameless in the
anaI. Neither Sir Charles Lady Dixie
appear 70 have any desire to shield themselves
from puOlc gaze or criticism. Yesterday they
attended church together and betrayed not the
of mind. P
The woman known as Fanny, who was men.
TONED IN connection with the Crawford Dixie
scandal Is IN London and will testify at the
new tril of the Crawford divorce case
PARIS, April 23.-De Freycient announced
curing tue meeting of the Cabinet yesterday that
tue GuVernnent was participating in the an
ueaNors OF tue Powers 20 urge Greece to keep tue
peace. IL Is understood France will ion the other
Powers IN the issue of an ultimatum insistIno
upon Greece a andOning her warlike preparations.
out Will refuse to JOIN them in any naval demons
trallOns intended TO coerce Greece.
vienna. April 23.-Dr. Frisch the delegate sent
oN Tue Austrian Government to Paris to investi-
gate anu report upon Pdsteur's system and treat
ment OF hydrUphobic disease, in a public Lecture
mas advised the medical profession of the empire
TO adOl the French savautF method.
MADRID, April 23.-Ths Spanish Sanitary Com |
mission has authorized tie practice of incubation
discovered by DR.. Ferran, in the event of the |
recurrence of cholera in spain.
LONDON, April PA dispatch from Mandalay |
OF April 2Oth says: To-day being the Burmese |
New Year nifty followers Of Myingzliug, the rebel
Prince, set fire to this city IN several places Ara
O'Clock IN the morning hundreds OF houses have
been burned. The Treasury, Postoifice and small
er buildings within the palace Enclosure have been
destroyed third of the walled city has been |
ruined. Troops pursued and captured several of |
the lncendiarles. Devine English military
appthecary was killed. number OF encounters
took place outside Ut the city with the Princes
followers, several of whom were killed Many
were wounded on both sides.
LoND n, April PA conflict on the Greek from
tier Is hourly expected. The Greeks have assumed
a very provoking attitude, which has had the
effect of making the Turks furious.
Vienna April 2l.-The condition of affairs at
StTy among tue people who have lost their homes
by the great fire is most pitiable. Most of the
victims are without food means, and are rem
dered desperate by the thought of starvation.
The farmers in the vicinity have been visited by
mobs of men, who have at first demanded food
and If refused have stolen It,
CoSsTANTTSoPLE, April 2l.-Seven men-of. war
have been ordered to hold themselves in readiness
TO sail at an hours notice.
An order prohibiting the circulation of Greek
newspapers In Turkey has been issued.
BERLIN, April 2O.-Count Herbert Bismarck
presided over the meeting of the delegates of the
powers held here to-day TO conclude and discuss
Affairs pertaining to the formal creation of the
Congo Free State. All the powers but the United
States were represented The meeting drew up
protocol, recording and ratifying the Congo treaty
vienna, April 20-The work of relief is going
on very slowly. There are 1000 homeless persons
camped in the fields without food A heavy snow
storm ragged all last night. The peasants are
plundering the town unchecked.
VIENNA, April l9.-The fire at Stry is still raging
and the situation there is appalling. Thousands
Jt the inhabitants are bankrupt. The charred re
mains of many of tue victims have already been
jug Out of the ruins. Tue Mayor of the town has
sent n telegram to Bemberg asking that troops be
tent to Stry with appliances extinFuish the fire
he damage is estimated at several million horins.
The total number of the dead is now placed at
orty. Most Of the dead were children.
BERLIN, April 19.-The North German Gdzehe
admits that the feeling in France against Germany
las created a similar feeling in Germany against
France, and warns France that her official rela-
ions will suffer if the ant-French feeling in Ger
many be much further aroused.
ROM, April l9.-Cholera has appeared at Lecce,
he capital of the province of that name and is
preading rapidly. Several suspicious cases have
'een discovered at Milan.
ATHENS April l9.-Greek troops are being push
q TO the front rapidly possible. The Russian
iinster to Greece has departed for Livadia to
se the Gar, in pursuance of urgent orders.
NEw YORK. April ia cablegram says:
he first instalment of the debts of King
ludwig OF Bavaria will fall due April 3Oth, and
be usual amount will become payable on May 4
9th. These obligations have been provided for, y
nd it is the evident determination on the part of
he Belgian authorities to put a stop upon his
lrther prodigalty of expenditure. The Bava-
an Ministry has brought strong pressure to bear n