The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-11-21


cruisers, and has also purchased
stores costing three million dollars.
1t is believed likely that the auxili.
airy feet viii entrap Admiral MellC
in Rio. A balloon is waiting at
Santo Catherine to drop explosives
on the insurgent warships.
WASHINGTON, Nov. President
Cleveland is accused of selling
the position of Secretary to the
United States Embassy in London
for $4,000 to a political friend Of
the Government.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-The National
Observer considers that the estab-
lishment of reciprocity between
Canada and the Australian colonies
would be admired as counterpoise
to the Mckinley tariff.
Madrid, Nov. S.-The Russian
and French fleets, jointly, are visit
ing the Spanish ports.
LONDON, Nov. Sat the NUM-
oipal elections in England the
Unionists gained II seats, the Lib
erals "a, and the Labor party 10.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lowing to
the Senate's amendments in favor
of bi-metallism, q Repeal Bill will
be introduced in the House of
Representatives directly.
VIENNA, Oct. 31.-The EN-
peror has accepted the resignation
of Count Taafe, and is comforting
with the leaders of the party as to
the formation of new Cabinet.
VIENNA, Nov. 1.-The Emperor
announces that no internal crisis or
increased expenditure will ALLEVIATE
his support of the Triple Alliance.
LONDON, Oct. S0.-The Stand
ards American correspondent
wires that the United States in
tend to increase the fleet in Rio de
Janeiro, in order to prevent any
interference in Brazilian affairs by
European powers.
WASHINGTON, Nov. president
Peixoto, of Brazil, is negotiating to
acquire three new American war
ships.
LONDON, Nov. LIN view of the
fact that 100000 of the unem.
plsyed are dependent upon chart
table institutions for subsistence,
the Anglican and Catholic
churches propose that the public
and the government should each
contribute 100000 for the pur-
pose of providing work.
MADRID, Nov. Prince Ferdi-
nand of Courtou, is missing at Me-
lila.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. by a
fire in 4 mosque at Damascus
damage 10 the extent of half mil
lion pounds sterling was done.
Several houses have been des-
troyed at Merida and Badajoz in
Spain, and many people injured
by dynamite, the outrages being
committed in connection with the
revolutionary movement at present
rapidly spreading.
PARIS, Oct. 31.-France comedies
Russia the right of using any of the
French naval stations in the Medi-
terranean.
PARIS, Oct. 3d. President Car
not has decided to seek reelection.
OTTAWA, Oct. 31.-The death is
announced of Sir J. ]. C.. Abbott,
who resigned the premiership of
the Dominion in November last
owing to ill-health. He was y
years of age.
SYDNEY, Oct. 2S.-The premiers
of New South Wales and Victoria
are willing to hold a conference, as
by the Canadian minis
ter for trade and commerce, in con-
nection with the construction of
Pacific cable. Sir George Dibbs
states that the same conference
could be availed of to discuss a re-
treaty with Canada.
MELBOURNE, Oct. 31.-As there
is some probability that the Con-
ference on the question of the Paci-
tic cable will not be held before
Mr.. Bowel returns to Canada, Mr..
Premier Of Victoria, has
adopted Mr.. BoWelrs suggestion
hat the Australian colonies should
send representatives to Canada
Early next year to discuss the |
matter.
LONDON, Nov. AT meeting
If the Eastern Extension Telegraph |
Company, Sir John Fender (chair-
nan), in referring to the cable re-
emily laid between Queensland |
md New Caledonia, said it would |
probably remain local line, in