The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-11-12
LArs FOREIGN NEWS NOTES
Prince Bismarck Again Apparently
Mixing Up a Broth of Trouble
for Europe-General News

VIENNA, Oct. pa revelation by
Prince Bismarck, to the effect that
Russo German benevolent neutrality
Greatly existed from 1884 to 1890, un-
til Count Caprivi denounced it, has
startled Viepna. The impression
prevails in the city that Bismarck
was preparing to break the Triple
Alliance by force of arms, and to ar
range a Russo. Franco German coali-
ton against England.
VIENNA, Oct. 2S,-Australian news
papers express dismsy at Prince Bis
marck's revelations, but profess
faith in the Emperor OF Germany
despite the double dealing of the
ex-Chancellor.
BERLIN, Oct, 28.-The press re-
proach Prince Bismarck for his re-
cent utterances.
VIENNA, Oct. 29.-The city news
papers are now calmer in their re-
ferences to Prince Bismarck's reve-
lations, which leads to the conclu-
sion that they have been inspired.
They now contend that Prince Bis
marck's duplicity will not affect the
stability OF the Triple Alliance.
BERLIN, Oct. 29.-The Emperor
William is stated to be furious at
Prince Bismarck's revelations.
PARIS, Oct. 29.-The Temps de-
clares hat the Frauco-Russian Alli-
auce would not DO hostile to Great
Britain, aud that all disputes be-
tween these nations can be adjusted
by diplomacy.
LONDON, Oct. 29-The Marquis Of
Dufferin, one of Englapd's most
prominent, experienced and cautious
statesmen, speaking at Belfast, said
people in England had no concep-
ton of the haunting anxiety expert
enced by those in high positions on
the Continent. The war cloud was
ever impending, and Continental
statesmen were terrified lest Great
Britain's policy should hasten a
conflict. Hence, the feeling OF
hostility which was prevalent tow
ards Great Britain,
MADRID, Oct. 2S.-.A conspiracy
against The Spanish authorities has
been discovered in the Looloo Isl
ands, and re. endorsements have been
sent from Manila to the Philippines
SYDNEY, Oct. 30 Late files by the
mail steamer from the East show
that the revolt in the Philippine Isl
ADDS continues, aud some hard fight
ing has taken place. A great many
rebels have oeen killed and hundred:
arrested, including many leading
men. Numbers were shot in the
public squares as warning to the
others. A body Of 5000 rebels hole
fort, but they are gradually being
surrounded 10y the Spanish troops
and the worst is considered to b'
over.
SYDNEY, Oct. 27.-News has beer
received Of another massacre at New
Guinea. The yacht Lizzie, owne(
and sailed by Capt Webster, who il
making a cruise around the worlC
lay off the Dutch possessions in New
Guinea, early in August Some o
the crew went ashore for day
shooting, but shortly after the boa
reached the shore one Of the sailor
came running back pursued by
horde of natives. He managed t.
swim aboard amid a shower of ar
, rows and speaIs. Three other mem
bers OF the crew were unable T.
escape, and we're killed aud eater
/ The boat in which the crew landed
together with FIVE guns, were CAP
tured by the natives, For five day
, the yacht was unable to get ava
from her anchorage. Large bodie
= OF natives made continuous attempt
to board her, and several OF ther
: were shot.
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