The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-07-28
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
All About. the Samoan War and Sur
render of Mataafa.
AUCKLAND, N. T., July 10.
[Per s. s. Monowai.l
EUROPE.

Cholera is spreading in Hungary.
Forty deaths from the cholera are
recorded at Alexandria, Egypt.
Owing to the dry spring and sum-
mer the Austrian Government has
prohibited the export of fodder.
1t is reported that French and
Russian naval demonstration will
shortly take place in the Mediterra-
mean.
The Czarewitch, on his way back
from the Duke of York's wedding,
paid visit to the Kaiser, who re-
ceived him with great honor.
Lord Salisbury has requested the
Peers to attend, during the last week
in August, to debate the second
reading of the Home Rule Bill.
Lord Dufferin, British Ambassa-
dor, is absent from Paris, as pro-
test against the unseemly attacks
made on Great Britain by the French
press.
The French ship Rosa reports
that she was seized by pirates in the
Gulf of St. Lawrence, and claims
compensation from the Canadian
Government.
The French Workers Congress de-
clined to take part in the national
.tete in commemoration of the fall of
the Bastile, in consequence of the
hostility of the Government.
DR.. Kane, in his speech, said they
had met tyranny with unyielding de-
fiance, and would pay no regard to
the efforts to force bloody revolu-
ton upon them. He warned Ulster
men to keep their weapons ready.
There was great Orange demon
stration throughout Ulster, the 18th
of July, anniversary of the battle of
the Boyne. One hundred thousand
people attended in the suburbs
of Belfast, to hear speech by DR..
Kane, against Home Rule.
The French Admiral has taken
violent offence because the New
foundland Government insist on
French fishermen paying duty on
goods landed on. the treaty shore.
The Admiral refused the hospitality
extended to him by the Governor.
French retaliation is feared.
The London Times states that the
failure of the New Zealand Loan
and Mercantile Agency Company
has produced but little effect on its
wealthy shareholders, who are not
likely to allow collapse. A scheme
for the resumption of business by
the company is in course of prepara-
ton.
The Khedive of Egypt, seeing the
force of the Sultan's arguments that
he should re-assert his authority in
Egyptian affairs, demands at least a
Turkish body-guard in Cairo. The
Sultan, however, is reluctant to
grant this request. 1t is rumored
that the Khedive would prefer to
abdicate rather than submit to
British tutelage.
HOME RULE AND ULSTER THREATS.
In the debate on the Home Rule
Bill in the House of Commons, an
amendment to retain the represen-
tation of the Dublin University in
the Imperial Parliament was mega
tive by 32.
Mr.. Gladstone in the debate said
he hoped the Universities in future
would attend more to learning and
less to political cheers. He object.
ed to all University seats.
Mr.. Gladstone announced that he
proposed to abandon the clause for
bidding Irish members celebrating
or voting on any but Imperial mat.
ters, and to leave them unlimited
powers in the House of Commons
Mr.. Sexton gave notice to move
that the Chairman of Committees
abused his powers in ordering him
to withdraw.
The Daily News warns waverers
among the party that they are risk.
ing another term of Tory coercion
for unless the Bill is adopted there
must be dissolution.
THE COLONIES AND SAMOA.
The Napier, N. T., harbor boarc
loan has been placed in London a
SO.
Lord Kintore, Governor of Soutl
! Australia, installed Sir r. Duff a.
: Grand Master of the United Crane
Lodge of Masons, the ceremony tax
ing place at Sydney.
Striking seamen are being sent
enced to imprisonment at Sydne,
for refusing duty. Owners stat,
: that SO far as they are concerned
| the strike is over, as they have NOR
labor than they know what to d.
: with.
4 Sir William Fox, X. G. M. G.,
: prominent statesman of New Zea
f land, died June % in his SD yeal
:. and, by a coincidence, on the frs
o anniversary of Lady Fox's death
He was great orator and stron
advocate of prohibition, being tn
i author of New Zealand's law givin
u a popular veto on the liquor traiii,
y Sir William visited the United State
and Canada 40 years ago to stud
their institutions. In 1875 he repre-
y sented the Good Templars of Ne'
+ Zealand at the II. w. q. Lodge i
= Ohio, and took occasion to invest
a gate the working of prohibition il
New England.
CREW OF LABOR VESSEL MURDERED.
News has been received of tn
murder of the crew and the plunde
o ing of a Queensland labor vessel q
It the Solomon Islands. The ship wa
o at Malata with some so recruits q
= board, and chief advised the captai