The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-09-28
LATE FOREIGN NEWS!
Per Surprise. Dates to Sept. 8.
EUROPEAN,

stabulary and the tenants on the Marquis of Clan
ricOrde's estate, which has been going on for the
past few days, has Just terminated IN the success
OF the police. A force OF go police beSleged the
house of Sanderson, a senant ordered evicted, and
after desperate struggle carried the barricaded
house and captured twenty men.
SHANGHAI. Sept. 1.-Advices from Ching Too
Foo, the chief city of the province of Sechuen,
state that the natives of the eastern part of that
province and those of Northern Cochin China
have risen against the Christians, and are mas
saereIng them and destroying their property.
ms active persecution Is attributed to the i'm
prudence of the English and American mission
aries.
ATHENS, Aug. 2S-Greece has again been visited
by earthquake in which the loss of life reaches
800. The village of Pyrgo and the town of Phil
atra, both situated the western coast of Morea,
were the chief sufferers.
CoSsrASrNoPLE, Sept. "A representative of
one of the Great Powers which is most interested
IN the solution of the Bulgarian question, con.
siders the situation TO be much improved, owing
to the return of Prince Alexander and the firm
attitude of the Bulgarians.
LONDON, Sept. S-The Birmingham Hail, Cham
berlains organ, indicates disposition to support
some such settlement as Parnell proposed Cham
berlain must be inclined to meet Parnell half
way on his proposed measure or the inspired
Nal would never have printed such an article.
PARIS, Sept. THE Joay7sal des De5ats says that
q number of Indian princes have followed Dhuleep
ing the people to throw of the hated English
yoke The Journal dsS DcbdtS says great events
are imminent in Central Asia.
SOFIA, Sept. s. Special The attituGe of the
army remains problematical. Many of the officers
refuse TO let the Prince depart partly out of per-
sonal attachment, partly because they regard the
freedom of the country incarnate in his person.
They dlStrust Russian promises, even though they
are aware, according to the explanation given by
the russians, that the attached to be provided for
the regency by Russia will be sent simply to give
advice. They further believe the officers who
remained true to the Prince will be prosecuted.
Should Alexander depart soon there will be the
additional danger that the province, thanks to the
distrust created by the lies of Zankof will refuse
to believe IN the Voluntary abdication. will rather
lean to the view that a coup d'etat like that of
August list has been accomplished and will there
fore rise IN Instruction against the regency in
Sofia.
SOFIA, Sept. Prince Alexander has started
for the frontier. Russia agrees to all the principal
points of the demands of the notables and further
declares Its intention of notifying the powers of
these engagements: The Bulgarian Government
has addressed the demands to the powers, sigma
tory to the Berlin treaty to guarantee Russia s
promises.
SOFIA, Sept Another meeting of army officers
was held here tonight, when they again favored
the retention of Prince Alexander The Com
mandant of the Widdin garrison telegraphs he is
ready to march on Sofia to suppress any CabineE
that acquiesces In the Princes abdcation Russia's
reply Is received with great distrust.
LONDON, Sept. Especial The British As
ISOLATION, (which meets this year at Birmingham,
has taken one of Lord Roseberry's practical steps
toward imperial federation, by choosing Sir VIM.
Dawson of Montreal as its president. This means
the recognition of Canadian inequalities His
address had in parts practical character which
did not detract from its scientific value
BELFAST, Sept. Especial For the first time in
i've weeks the men passed to their homes yester-
day afternoon through streets not lined with
troops. A few sufficed to keep order, as no at
tempts we're made by either Prutestants or Catho-
lies to insult each other.
LONDON, Sept. Especial The notification
that the Government has summarily recalled Sir
Edward Thornton from ConstantinopIe and ap-
pointed Sir William White to be ambassador In
his place, has given rise TO general feeling of
relief in England. Sir Williams appointment
would clearly indicate that Lord Salisbury intends
to pursue very active policy in Eastern matters.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-The Daily Telegraph, this
morning, commenting on the Bulgarian revolu-
ton, says: Russia has already secretly spent
100000 francs in Bulgaria. Just before the revo-
luton, the Russian Consul of Sofia withdrew go.
coo In Turkish money from welI-known Eastern
bank, ostensibly to endow certain religious com
munities which nobody was aware were in pecuni-
ary straits