The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-03-11
European Affairs.
The Earl of Sydney is dead.

European Affairs.
The Earl of Sydney is dead.
Prince Ferdinand proposes to retire
from the Bulgarian throne.
Cardinal Pecci, the brother of the
Pope, died of pneumonia February 9Th
at Rome.
DIR. Bapchinski announces, after ex-
periments at st. Petersburg, that inocu-
lation with the virus of erysipelas cures
diphtheria.
1t is said in Berlin that there are so
many points of difference between the
Emperor and Prince Bismarck that the
latter will be compelled to retire.
In the House OF Commons, February
18th, Brice said that all the benefits en-
joyed by British subjects at Samoa were
due to the spirited action of the United
States.
The Financial News states semi-offi-
cially that the scheme to issue Ell Bank of
England notes has been quietly shelved,
in Difference to the views of leading
bankers.
The Lisbon Journal DIES Debats denies
tldJ IuC vi OlluHdi dE1CO
with those of Spain in desiring that
joint manifesto against England shall be
made from both countries.
Senior j. d. Andrade of Corvo, mem
Der of the Council of State, Lisbon, has
sent a challenge to Glynn Petre, the Brit
ish Minister, owing to the nature of his
reply to the manifestation of students.
The Dundee Dock strike ended Feb
ruary 18th. The demands of the men
have been complied with and they have
resumed work.
The Ragged Ball." at Vienna Feb
ruary 14th, in which the guests dressed
themselves in rags, Melted $4,000 for the
poor.
France, as was expected, has de-
clined the invitation OF Germany to the
International Labor Convention, having
already accepted the Swiss invitation to
a labor conference to be held in May.
a dispatce from Nice says that Benson,
otherwise known as "Jubilee Juggins,"
who was arrested for forging check for
$1,000, and whose friends, it is said, made
the loss good, has been sentenced to
three months Imprisonment and to pay
the costs OF the prosecution.
Lieutenant Andreas and seamstress
named Llein, of Stuttgart, were unable
to marry because OF the inequality of
their social positions. They retired to a
room together, and putting phosphorus
in soup, drank it. Both were found
dead
The marriage of the Archduchess Va
lerie, the Austrian Emperor's youngest
daughter, will be celebrated on August
18th. The Empress has gwen her daugh
ter hunting seat at Lainz, five miles
from Vienna, fitted up with electric lights
and exquisitely furnished.
News was received at Paris, February
14th, of terrible accident which took
place the previous day at Pontivy, city
of the department Morbihan, situated on
the Blavet river. During the progress OF
wedding party carriage containg the
bride, groom and several guests was ov-
erturned on the river bank, and the en-
tire party thrown into the deep water.
Those on the bank were almost powerless
torender assistance, and the bride, groom
and ten other persons were drowned.
Everything is quiet at Zanzibar and
no trouble has arisen in consequence of
the death OF the Sultan Khalifa-Ben
Said, and the accession of his brother
Sernaid Ali.
A dispatch from Paris dated Feb
ruary 18th says: The Duke of Orleans,
eldest son OF the Count of Paris and heir
to the throne OF France, was condemned
this afternoon to two years imprison-
ment and to pay the costs OF the trial.
He may be pardoned and set at liberty
on the other side of the frontier within a
few hours. He may, on the other hand,
be at once taken to one OF the central
prisons, either at Clairvaux, Gallon or
Melun, and left there in durance vile
until 1892. The courtroom was crowded
with spectators when the Duke of
Orleans was arraigned, and when he
was brought to the bar the crowd
cheered for the army, the Duke of Or
leans and the Republic. The demon
tration was so uproarious that the gem
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