The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-09-05
LATE FoREIaN NEWS.
FRENCH TROOPS AT LOANGO.

West Africa, say that a detachment
OF go French troops accompanied
by field guns was landed at Loango,
destined for the Anghir region. The
authorities OF the Congo Free State
we're pushing forward troops, guns
and stores with the view Of uphold
ing their side of the dispute, which
has since been settled by the treaty
at Paris on August 10. Meantime q
collision between the French aud
Congo troops is feared.
STRIKE IN AUSTRALIA.
A strike which has broken out
among the sheep. shearers in New
South Wales has been the cause OF a
number Of outragcs. A mob OF non
union strikers tried to capture
number Of free shearers at Natalie,
near Wilcannia, SO as to prevent
them from working. The police in
tervened and in a struggle with the
unionists shot two of them fatally.
A party Of armed men boarded the
steamer Rodney. which was convey
ing some free shearers up the Oar
ling River, and set il on fire and it
was destroyed.
SHOT AT THE JUDGE.
A most dramatic scene was wit
! messed in the local court at Essel,
Prussia, on Aug ~. A miner named
LODI had been tried and convicted
of insulting an imperial officer at a
recent meeting Of socialists. The
court sentenced the prisoner TO a
fortnights Imprisonment. The mo-
ment sentence was passed LODI
drew a revolver and fred two shots
at the Judge, who fed from the
bench 10 alarm but uphurt. The
desperate man then aimed the pistol
at his own head and fred without
effect. Some Of the court officials
by this time had regained their pres.
ence Of mind aud LODI was disarmed.
RIOT IN RUSSIA.
A serious riot has taken place near
tho Russian village OF Crottign,
Count Tyszkiewcz, the largest land.
owner Of the district, whose chateau
adjoius the village, deprived the
peasant tenants OF their cattle. This
so enraged the tenants that a body
of 100 armed men with shotgups
rifles aud scythe blades, marched
upon the Counts residence and
made force attack upon the build,
ing, which was st0utiy defended by
the counts servants. The latter,
after q sharp battle, repulssd the
peasants, wounding several Of them
Only one OF the counts servants was
hurt. No lives were lost on either
side.
ni0nBiSDERs ~ CHICAGO.
The Gee Hing, the Chinese secrc,
society, whose avowed intention IL
il is said, to effect the overt throw oil
the present Emperor Of China, /,
being rapidly recruited in Chicago
and Sunday. September y, has beer
selected for holding big conclave
there. Prominent Cinnamon from
all parts Of the country will b,
there, and il is expected that tn,
order will at that time decide upor
tn. course to be pursued in the Chi
nese. Japanese war. New mpmberi
are being secured dali aud the &c,
Hing headquarters on South ClaIl
street are the scene Of frequent in
citations. The limitation" include,
n ceremony in which everybody pres
ent draws some Of his blood, which
is caught in tankard and sippet
10y all, including tho initiates.
AMERICAN NOTES.
The steamer Monmouthshire ar
rived at New York on Aug. ~ iron
Japan aud China ports after re-
markably quick passage OF forty-on'
days, Al Annoy she took on ful
cargo OF the new seasons tea o
some $500 tons and sailed for New
York via the SucZ canal.
George Ii. Shaw, Republican mem
Der OF Congress, died at Eau Claire
Wisconsin, Aug ~. He was dele
gate to the National Rspublica,
convention in Chicago in 1881 al,
was supreme chancellor, Knights o
Pythias OF the World, from July
1880, To August, ls92
Mrs. Celia IhaXter, the poetess
died suddenly at Isle OF Shoals, Nov
Hampshire, Aug. ~ She was borl
in Portsmouth, y. H., June %, lS3i
There were 1000 people at tn
Bristol mill gate, New Bedford
Mass the morning OF Aug. ~, bu
no attempt was made to start tn
mill. A mass-meeting OF strikin,
weavers followed. The Rowland
Rich and New Bedford mills starte,
up quietly with no demonstration
by the operatives. The strike con
tinues undated at Suncook, n. II
About 5000 operatives were set t
work at Lowell, Mass.
Admiral Skerrett had 10 pause a
Denver, in his journey to Washing
ton, on account OF illness.
General Dimond, in a report l.
Governor Markham, compliment
the California militia on their con
duct and work during the strik
riots.
An electric street car ran away o
, a down grade, on the San Mate
road, San Francisco, Aug. ~. Tire
women who jumped of in PAM
were injured.