reballots will undoubtedly mostly be favorable to the Republicans.
Themajoritles given to several Deputies in their resp-clive diatricis aggregate nearly 15,000 more than their combined majorities when standing for election to the Chamber In 1889.
The defeat of the Rayallars is causing much significant comment, and is is predicted that it meins the alloste extinction of that party, The departments hitherto their strongholds have been wrested from them by Republicans, who are jubilant
The returns indicate that the day of doubt ss to the form of government le France has passed, Moderate Republicandim. that form of democracy which to nearly approaches the ideas common to all Americans of whatever political falib, has triomphed.
Clemenceau sald early in the campaign that the Monarchist party had been a corpse for some time. The returns have only emphasized bis Signor Resseman, the Italian Minister, called ason Premtes Dupuy to-day and informed bim of the feeling aroused in Italy by the Alguet Morten Affair. At the same time he expressed regret that such bitter anti-French manifestoes had been issued in Italy and that the French ensalata ai Messine had been attacked and tojured by the rioters,
NEW YORK, August 21st,
The Herald's Parls correspondent sums up the trouble between France and Italy resulting from the Algues Morten tiots as follows: The diplomatic world of Europe le anxious over the spect the relations between France and Italy have assumed by reason of the Algues Mortes incklent.
The truth about the trouble which occurred the other day in this town of Southern France between French und Jinlian workmen is that the letter were working for lower wages than the French. On Wednesday last a figt broke out and the Italians killed four French workmen.
On the following day a second fight took place, In which the French wirkmen killed eight alisos. The result of these events was that that was a great deal of excitement in Italy, and last eve-ing a manifestation was made against the French by mobs in Rome and other cities. Ia Rome the windows of the French Embassy were broken. Is Genoa the French dag was palled down. The entire Italian press is furiously angry with France, and the German press is echoing the cry. So far the governments of France and Italy have kept allent, but it is easy to foresee that the questions which will arise when the demand for apologies for the fnsulti offered to France is made will cause some very serious complications.
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The Herald's correspondent at Valparaise cables: General Pierata is reported to be in Iquique, Calle, enlisting his followers and pres paring for an invasion of Peru.
The managers of the three banks have been asked by the Government for a loan of 500,000,000 and. The bankers replied that it was impossi- ble to make the loan and recommended that an application be made by the Government to the commercial houses. If the curse should be adopted, it is doubtlal whether more than 100,000 solds, will be obtained. The Minister el Finance offered to pledge the customs duties collected in Callao for the payment of the loan, but these are already partially mortgaged to the Peruvian Foreign Corporation.
Dr. Carl Peters, the Aldean explorer, talog te-day about Stanley, made some severe com- ments in that gentleman's way of treating bis fellow travelers.
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"Stanley lived on good food himself," said Peters, and allowed his men to live as the acgroes did. The French missionaries told me shey visited Sianley's camp at Usumbrir, and aw Stanley sting at the head of the table, eating European diet and drinking claret, while Emin Paaba and the other members of the party ste negra diet and drank water. Some of the white men of Stanley's party had to abandon their teris and sleep in the open air so that Stanley's wine could be taken along.
"I was also told by one of the missionaries that when one of Staley's companions had the fever and was not able to go on Stanley took a borsewhip and flogged him, saying. If white men fall down what will negrees do?'"
Peters bad much more to say in the same vela,
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1893.
Statea protectorate; others wish for a moniichy, as before. Then, aguio, some would like Brulsh exatlon, ora Betish protectorate, and others German protectorate.
NO HAWAIIAN REPUBLIC WANTED. ・・
"In one thing all are agreed, and that is that they do not want a native republic. The naives will not work, and cheap labour must be secured from the outside. The only way to do this is by contract, and laws must be made which pasish the violation of a labor contract by fice and Imprisonment. Thła avatam is un-American. 11 would be destroyed by annexation, it being acconstitutions! It is, however, the only sya- tem which will work, and it has built up the property and wealth of the islands. There is no daring their richness and fertility,
"The chief ontpat is, of course, sugar; bat ice, cotton, hemp, tobacco, coffee, pepper, mangoes, alliga or pests, oranges, pineapples, bananas, femona, lines, coconuts, pumelos, lal-chees and other tropical, and semi-tropical fruits can be grown there. In fact there is no limit to posel. ble productions. At present the Americans and Europeans form Host of oligarchy to the islands, and It matters little whether there is a monarchy or some other form of government, as they are the real less Much as I was in favour of annexing Hawaii before I visited it, I do not now see how it can be done and the constitution of the United States maintained there. Chicago Herald.
GREAT FIRE IN TOKYO.
Writing under date già st, the Tokyo Carrespondent of the Fában Gozelis states Hongwanji, that lordly face which reared its head so high, and was the first object which met the traveller's eye when yet miles away, were be approaching Tokyo from the south or east, has been destroyed by fire. The alarm was given about balf-past fire this morning, and in an hour's time the principal roof timbers bad fallen with many a crash. At vix the 100f wa one mighty surging mass of dames, ever and unen the flames shooting a couple of hundred feet or so above the ridge. The heat, 100 yards away from the fire was just sa bọt as one cated to face. Sheets of copper, red hot, were falling from the roof quite a distance from the burning mass. All the fire engines in Tokys seemed to have met at the fire and were throwing immense streams of water on the flimes. After the roof imbers fell in there was but little to see, is the outer walls, which were said to be of brick, stood and kept the flames of the burning debris well la bounds. The fire is said to have com- menced under the floor of the kitchen. This is
the second temple on this site which has been burnt within the memory of foreign residents.
Another correspondent in Tokyo writes: Shortly after 5 o'clock this morning the large Hongwani temple in Tsukiji took fire and, together with some outbuildings, was burnt to the ground. The blaze from the massive pile caused an intense heat, but fortunately there was no wind to spread the configration. The spectacle when the whole roof was in flames was indescri bably grand. The cause of the fire is as yet asknown. The financial loss must be immensa
CHAPOO.
"China without the Chinese" is what the Anglo-Saxon desires in the hot and sultry days of July and August. The Chapos hills, costing the Hangchow Bay, supply this great need, for though the plain is densely peopled, they have left the wild mountains to enjoy undisturbed the cool breezes from the Pacific. Within a few hours run by bruseboat from Shanghal this port affords a natural sanitatiam for the impri soned citizens of the Model Settlement," who consider a mote of the green caith as a vast landed estate.
The mountain and the sea afford a fine combination when the thermometer in the efty runs up near 100". The bathing, when the tide Is in, though the water is not perfectly clear, Is very Gac, and lis temperature, so near that of the human body, is perhaps as cojoyable as can be found anywhere, and certainly an hour of fine exercise dally in the bilay deep is very anti-msterious. The walks around the bills, generally running a hundred feet above the HCL. OVCI the precipices and across the fine coal, sil breese, are quite pleasant. But dotted with ten thousand hamlets, Stretching to the north, the fields clothed in living green with the tall trees near the hablailons of man and the silvery canals winding in the distance, it makes one feel-well, China is a beautiful country alter all! And when towards the last of August the bills are covered with filles, arrayed more gorgeously than Solomon, it is the pearl of places for a month's recreation.
DR. BEDLOE AND DR. FALES IN beaches, thus extended for five miles, in the
CHICAGO..
that since aniving st. Bare-pain, his Majesty has been sinion continuously indisposed and has hardly been able to leave the Palace.
Mr. Bethgr, the Director-General of Railways, ha, we regret to learn, been laid up for the last two days.
willam Albert Briggs, bysician, and Annabelle The approaching mariage is announced of King, teacher, both of Lacon-Lampang.
In the case Allegri versus Pentimalli which came on for hearing before the Italian Consul on Wednesday, judgment was given for the plantiff, damages being assessed at Tica 100 and
costs.
In the opinion of one of the sealer capisisz on the ran betwren this and Hongkong the Dastial blocking of the bar at the most of the Menam, instead of tending to impede navigation, will ultimately assist it by helping to deepan ibe existing channel.—Bangkok Times.
HANKOW.
(N. C. Daily News Correspondent)
Hankow, September 6th 1893. Everything here duilag the last fortnight bas It is generally become wonderfully quiet. supposed that out big officials have had a bint from Peking that they bave gone far enough-i thanks to the action of the Ministers. The students and their attendants are now sssembl
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perfectly well-behaved. The authorkies have backed down in the matter of the C. I. M. house; the landlord has been set at liberty, and the men of the Alliance Mission still eccupy it. One of the Sungpa refugees bas got caught. When the demand was made for them be retired to a hiding place he knew of in the mountains of Huangan on the borders of Honers lonely spot 150 miles away, on the high-way to nowhere-with the result that he is now in Huangchow gaol. A reward of Tls. ro for any Information which might lead to his capture soon landed him in the bands of the run- ners. It is no easy matter to hide in Chius, if the mandarins really want their man. All the others are safe in the Concession, although the Macheng magistrate sent a band of men to Hanków to refre them-he cannot feel safe Ull they are lo his bands. The Tastai sent them back agals empty-handed. There is nothing doing in the Sangpa case. Ya fa-jen, who is said to have
HERE will be a MEETING of SUB- charge of it now, arrived here last Friday, afterSCRIBERS to the "SUBSCRIPTION a ten days' stay in Shanghai en routi." The Chinese report that while there be arranged the matter with Consol-General Bock, on the basis of two heads and Tis. 3000; the latter to be for the damage done to property, and is addition to the charity money which the Viceroy might give. He is expected to leave this week for Songpo and Huangchow to carry through his side of the understanding. This is given on goot authority, but how far it is true I cannot say. Probably this is the negotiation referred to by Mr. Back as that of which he does not find it convenient to inform the missionaries.
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THE HAWAIIAN DIFFICULTY. Dr. Edward Bedloe, honorary commissioner to China of the World's Columbian Exposition, ar- rived in Chicago from Amey, Chias, on Saturday August 11th, and is stopping at the Auditorium Annex. Accompanying him was Dr. W. E. S. Fales, also from Amoy, a gentleman who has performed cotisular datles there for France and other nations. On Sunday morning Dr. James T. Love, of Egypt, dentist to the Khedive and Khediva, mrrived at the Auditorium. Two of owners but a little stubble might in the market afloat, the Changwo has been put very badly these gentlemen are old friends, and their arrival
But why should not these bills be covered with a hundred villas? The land now yielding the sell for tens of thousands of dollars,
in Lbicage in such close proximity is an lathoused jasks running to Foochow and bringing, The trade of Chapon la mostly limited to a teresting incident.
In the spring, Dr. Fates and Dr, Love agreed, wood, One boat sometimes hat 3,000 sticks of the one to leave Amoy and the other Alexandria, timber. This is dragged beyond the sea-wall and mflad to the interior towns and cities. The on July 1st, and to meet at the World's Fair in Chicago on August 14th, Dr. Love left Alexandria people are exceptionally polite and courteous, and travelled by one of the Paslaselar and and the opprobrious epithet of "Foreign Devil"
never passes the lips of a Chapoo man. Oriental steamers to England, then took the City of Paris to New York and arrived in Chicage on Shanghat Mercury. Sunday, August 13. Dr. Fakes left Amoy on July 1st, and travelling la an exzelly opposite direction reached San Francisco, after
stoppinn at the Sandwich Islands, and came up to. Chicago, arriving at o'clock on Saturday afternoon, August 12, Neither knew the other bad arrived, baton Monday, August 14th, they met in the Faiz grounds and their promise was kept. They both declared Chicago was the centre of the universe and they have been busy exploring it ever since,
CONVICT LABOR THE BARRIER.
SIAM NOTES.
for the scene and it is not likely that there will be any more trouble.
The Red Funnel boats ara having bad luck on the upper river. While the Kungua is not yet
ashore at Kiangkow, about swelve miles above require digging out. Shas It is anticipated that she too will
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
17th September, 1893 -Ál 4 p.m.
STATION.
Wadireslock..
frd.
Foochow
30.31
30
Woong 180 to Victor - Gap Rock Hothow
Bangkok, 7th September, 1893. Bangkok doesn't seem congenial to the eulti- vation of reporters. Two diasppeared within the last few days-one from "the Bangkok Angy semmanue Ter, and one who had for a few days been
Apping temporarily employed by us. Neither of them left cards P. P. C., but our man distributed a good few sutographs, In view of the consideration of the question От Monday evering M. Bryois, the Tamps Mack
walked into the river off the alphang...... Bedloe, who stopped at Hawall on his Journey to Hotel,
"When it was first | porary's English seems mixed —perhaps it is no Chicago, were asked.
Capa Br. James proposed to annex Hamali," he said, "I was intended to show how the accklent happened.] strongly in favor of it, but since I have been in Mrs. P. B. Smith, who was passing in a launch, the Islands and seen the condition under which got him by the hand and helped him out, veY people live there I do not see how it can be done.itle worse except for a slight hurt to his It is claimed that it would be of great advantage shoulder.
of the annexation of Hawall the opinions of Dr. in the darkness. . [Our contem- BALO
At the Palace at Bangpa-in on Monday after. noon, several Laos and Shan chlots offered a
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to the United Staics as a coaling station, and that is true. But we can obtala a coaling station within a few miles of Honolulu, without coine golden tree two sph bigb, and one silver tree, Tailo the length of annexing the whole place. The as tribute to His Majesty. The chiefs wore United States
Chloeso trousers, made of silk, and embroidered have Pearl harbor to-day or to-morrow for the asking. It is an arm of the with gold, with black costs similarly adorned, sea, land-locked, beautiful and healthful, where and 'Bremers turbans, They were afterwards, mii the navies of the world can rids. It com shown over the Palace, and made an excursion municates with Honolula,soras six miles to Agathis. distant, by a rallway and excellent roads,
"The difficulties in the way of annexation are almost too numerous to mention, but I will bri: By glance at a few. In the Brat place the population is not, asts generally supposed, simple and homogeneous, but wonderfully mixed. It consists of about 40,000 Kanakas, 8,000 half and quarter breeds, 20,000 Chinese, 20,000 Ispanese, 7,000 Portuguese, 3,000 American, and 2,000 Europeans. The Kanakan, or most of them, -are-indolent, and not much interested in the problems of government. The Chinese are absolutely fadifferent, while the Japs would
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"THE TYPHOONS OF THE EASTERN SEAS."
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"THE LAW OF STORMS IN THE
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