The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-04-10
EUROPE.
The Dutch Cabinet has resigned.

The Dutch Cabinet has resigned.
Russian troops continued massing
on the Polish frontier.
A pitched battle impended between
the Italians and Abyssinians.
The House of Commons rejected
Parnell's arrears of rent bill by 32S
to 243.
Cambridge won the University boat
race, beating Oxford by eight or nine
lengths.
Senator Hippolite Carnot, father of
the French President, died March
18th aged 81 years.
The French Government has de-
clined to accept Italy's proposals for
a commercial treaty
Rioting that was dispersed with
injury to many persons occurred
after an opposition meeting in Buch
Arrest, Roumania.
The Hungarian Government has
prohibited railway officials from sell
ing tickets to emigrants in order to
stop excessive emigration.
Count Albert Apponyi of Hungary
has resigned the presidency of st.
Stephen Society, thus severing him
self from the Clerical party.
O'Brien made defiant address at
Goughall, Ireland, saying Balfour's
agents feared to arrest him, because
they knew they were in the wrong
and that he was in the right.
The police seized many voting
papers issued in behalf of Gen.
Boulanger at Marseilles, and al,
though not divulged the Judgment of
the court was believed to be unfavor-
able to the General.
Damage from floods is reported,
with a great deal of suffering, along
the river Yistula and its branches.
Forty villages are inundated in Hun
gary, and 10000 people have lost
everything they possessed.
By the burning of a theater at
Oporto many persons lost their lives
and hundreds only escaped with
severe bodily injuries. The Queen
of Portugal went to Oporto to per-
sonally tender relief to the sufferers.
The latest regarding Emperor
Frederick is that he was known to be
improving, owing to the removal of a
large piece of diseased cartilage.
Such a thing has never been known
to occur in a case of cancerous
disease.
London advices of the 18th report
that the Emin Bey Relief Commit
tee has received news that Tippoo
lib sent a number of men to Stan
ley's camp on Aruwimi to take the
reserve stores and munitions to Wa
delai
A French ironclad on the 26th fired
at and struck an italian steamer near
Villa Franco. The commander of
the ironclad pleaded as an excuse
that the crew We're practising at the
guns and the shot struck the steamer
by accident.
NJ. De Lesseps has obtained new
subscriptions, placing 50,000000
francs in the hands of the Panama
Canal Company. He regards this as
satisfactory, but authorizes CORE
spondents to continue receiving sub
scriptions. His hope isthat the Leg
islature will now authorize the lot
terry
Emperor Frederick has ordered the
omission of the spring review of the
Guards this year. He has also signed
an act prolonging the socialist law
An autograph letter from the En-
peror has been presented to Presi-
dent Carnot, announcing his acces-
sion and expressing thanks for the
French delegation sent to the funeral
of Emperor William.
1t has been discovered, after the
secret had baffied detectives for years,
that Irish dynamiters from America
imprisoned in England have commu
nicated with friends outside, thence
with sympathizers across the ocean,
by means of the telegraphic code, the
prisoners sounding out their mes
sages with their tools while engaged
at their hard labor.
The French Court of Appeals has
reversed the decision of the lower
court in the case of NJ. Wilson and
those convicted with him of the
decoration swindles. While the
judgment of the court severely con-
dennis the acts imputed to Wilson
and others, it declares that the ex-
listing laws do not apply to the
ofense charged against them.
Queen Victoria arrived at Florence,
Italy, March oath, and was accorded
an enthusiastic reception by the po-
pulace. 1t is said her stay will be
long, the Prince of Wales to be de-
clared Regent in her absence. Rum
ors are current that Her Majesty's
melancholy tendencies have increased
owing to anxiety over her daughters
positionin Germany. 1t cost the Queen
p Udinea q mile fO travel tn Florence