The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-10-13
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival of the Discovery and
Ceylon on Friday, from San Francisco,
news dates to the 26th of September,
have been received, of which the follow
ing is summary:
Six anarchists have been sentenced
to Imprisonment in Berlin for circulating
prohibited literature.
The Ottawa Senate, in an address to
the Queen, demand the revision OF Eng
lands treaties with Belgium and the
German Zollverein, in the interests OF
Canadian trade.
The opera Lohengrin has at last been
successfully performed in Paris.
The Governor and Legislature of Brit
ish Honduras are at loggerheads.
An American woman in Paris has re-
ceived decoration from the Minister of
Public Instruction for fine work in music
at the opera.
The war-cloud still hangs threaten
ingly over Europe. The Russians are
strengthening their outposts in Asia, on
the German frontier and ON the Black
Sea. On the Roumanian boundary, they
have given alarm by forced marches and
other maneuvres performed with the aid
OF the electric light.
Small pox is raging in Mexico.
Moscow, September "a The Grand
Duchess Paul, wife of the Youngest
brother OF the Car of Russia, is dead.
BELGRADE, September 25.-It is re-
ported the King of Servia has been be-
trothed to Princess Helena of Monten-
egro.
OTTAWA (Ont.), September % 1t is
ascertained that the British Govern
ment will have to pay Canadian sealers
damages on account of the modus vi
vendi to the amount of 100000, and
may be as high as 100000.
Abundant harvests are reported from
most of the Turkish provinces.
The crisis in China grows more acute.
An effort has been made through the |
Chinese European ambassador to in |
duce the Powers to withdraw from their |
action, but without success.
Indemnity for the outrages to foreigners |
has been offered. The safety of the
present Imperial dynasty is seriously en-
dangered. The Chinese secret societies |
are very active in the disturbances, and |
sixteen foreign residents of Shanghai are |
also implicated.
Russia's winter crops will be scantv |
and renewal of famine is apprehe nded |
in 1892.
An express train running between |
Burgos and San Sebastian, Spain, col |
lided with q passenger train. Fourteen !!
people were killed and twenty-four
The American ship Charles Mennis,
from New York for San Francisco, |
near Cape Horn. The Ameri-
can ship Belle of Bath, from Tacoma for
Havre, landed the Mennis' crew at Rio
de Janeiro.
CRY OF MEXICO, September 25.-Presi-
dent Barillas OF Guatemala is afraid OF
assassination, but he is determined to |
declare himself dictator before surrend-
ering the Presidency, and he even may
war with Salvador in order to |
realize his dream.
VIENNA, September 25-It is authori-
.atively announced that the Gar and |
Emperor William will meet on Saturday |
1t Bromberg. The announcement being
entirely unexpected, has caused consid-
cradle fiuttering in political circles.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. 25.-Distress
among the peasants is increasing, pota-
oes are failing, and a new insect has
appeared. In some Astrakhan villages
he whole population is dying of starva-
ION. There are stories afoat of parents
Eating their children in Mini Novgorod.
:. LIVERPOOL, Sept 25.-The Gaiety
Theatre, in this city, was burned this