VIENNA, February 17. The Austrian Government is building a submarine boat, a torpedo-hunter, to be armored with cellulose. It will cost half a million dollars.
BERLIN, February 17th. The secialists attacked a meeting of Liberal at Liegnitt. The police interfered and many persons were wounted..
A party of American students at the university here have been dropped for disobedience.
NEW YORK, February 17th.
A cable spécial to the Mail and Express from St. Petersburg says: The physicians of this city have noted the spread of recurrent fe tering in the organs of respiration following the influenz.i in localities in which the epidemic has been -virulent,-and-there-have also been cases of cholera, which have been supposed by many of the observers to be a natural sequel to the Russian induenza, Nothing has yet been seen, however, which is calculated to create alarm and it is not probable, since the beginnings of the second disease have been so carefully noted ard taken care of, that any very serious spread of it will-occUT.
WASHINGTON, February 17th. Peter Jackson, the colored pugilist, came over from New York to day, and will fill a week's sparring engagement at one of the Washington
theaters.
ZANZIBAR, February 17th Bwanaheri with a large force holds the fild against Major Wissman. Bwanaher is a terri- torial chieftain, belonging to an ancient family, He has a far greater influence than was possessed by Bushiri, the chicl who was recently hanged by the Germans.
QUEENSTOWN, February 17th, While the new steamer Arethusa was entering the harber to day she fouled the steamer Persians Monarch for New York, which put back here with her propeller gone. The Arethusa alter- ward grounded.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1890..
LONDON, February 11st. The steamer Bay Fisher was arrived I port at Talbut, Wales. She landed Captain Putnam and eight of the crew of the ship Sovereign. which was sunk by the steamer Nightingale off Lundy hand on Tuesd ty. Twelve of the Sovereign's crew have now reached land. The fate of the remainder is unknown.
Fullerton won the Waterloo Cup. G'adstone is ill of catarrh......
William S. Caine, Member of Parliament for Barrow-in-Fumess, has written a strong letter to his electors in relation to the Times forgeries and the continued vile attacks on Mr. Parnell.. Calne is a Liberal.Unionist and the whip of his party, and he holde confidential relations with Lord Harring on. Hence anything that he'says is apt to be well considered and to represent the opinion of the chiefs of the Hartington faction, and his letter on "the Timer calumnies bears a sort of official stamp He says that he capnet find language strong enough to express his horsor at the foul conspiracy against Parnell er his opinion of the conduct of the Times in lend- ing itself to printing infamous libels on the frmasiest possible evidence of their supposed genuineness.
This letter shows one thing positively, and that is that the general sentiment in all parties is that Parnell has been treated with gross injus. tice and malice, and that the Government and the Times are all wrong in their attitude toward' him. And it may possibly indicate, besides. from its semi-cfficial soure, that the Hartington faction is heartily sick of the pretens sand false- herds of the Balfour administration and desires to clean its skirts of the mire in which it has been compelled to walk in the track of the Tory party. At all events added to Lord Randolph Churchill's indorsement of Parnell and his friends, Caine's letter indicates the clearing the atmosphere and tre feeling of honorable and impartial nen toward Parnell,
OTTAWA (Ontario), February 17th, The Government has decided to ask Parli. ment to renew the modus vivendi, la view of the disposal of the Government at Washington to negotiate for the settlement of all difficulties
LONDON, February 18th. Captain O'Shen, in his suit for divorce, has filed a supplementary petition, which extends The period within which the alleged acts-ef-stone in Midlothian, where in the Edinburgshire adultery were committed,
between the two countries.
The Probate Divorce and Admiralty Divisio of the High Court of Justice has refused to grant the application of Captain O'Shea for attach ments against the Star and the London edition of the New York Herald for publishing certain comments relative to the action for divorce brought hy O'Shea against his wife, in which Parnell is named as co-respondent.
In the case, of the Freeman's, Journal Dublin, against which a similar application was made, the Court imposed a fine of 100 and costs.
The council of the Liberal Federation has passed resolutions congratulating Parnell and his colleagues upon the result of the investiga- Bon; regretting that all the persons responsible for the forgeries were not called to account by the commission, and demanding that the Govern ment offer reparation to Parnell.
The passenger steamer Coral Queen, from Gothenberg, has been sunk off the river Tees. She was in collision with the Rotterdam steamer Brynio. It is reported that sixteen persons on the Coral Queen were drowned.
The Literal leaders have decided that Sir. William Vernon Harcourt shall con'es! Lor flatington's seat for the Rossendale division of Lane shire. It was necessary in order to make any decent fight at all that Gladstone, Morle. or Harcourt should stand, and the choice has The Conservatives fallen upon the last named on their past are going to put up as strong a a candidate as they can produce against Glad- electorate be has been acces1omed to be returne without opposition...
in the Commons to-day the Home Secretary, replying to Labouchere, stated that Le Care had not received ary payment from the Government since he appeared as a witness' Laboucher dem ad di an 'explicit assurance that a list of the witnesses summoned to appes before the Parnell crmission should be furnished bef.ne a vote was called for, on the expenses of the commission, Smith announced that the debate on the Government's motion that the House adopt the report of the Parnell commission and been fixed for March 3rd.
DUBLIN, February 21st, Seventy arrests have been made at New Bridge, County Kildare, of persons charged with re-electing hauses of evicted tenants.
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Compared with the preceding election the Socialist vote in Berlin shows an increase of the Conservative vote a decrease of 25,000.
Two Socialists were elected in this city. In three districts a second ballet will be necessary
The Socialists carried Magdeburg, Allomas Hamburg and the Dresden district, the Leipsic district, Chemnitz, Nurembury, Mitteweida, Schneeberg and Elberfeld.
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Sgila to be punished according to regulations and the order was executed to the fullest extent. The punishment was so severe that death ensued from rupture of the heart. Her three companions committed suicide within an hour of the time of hearing of Mm:. Siglda's death.
Miny, bearing of the flogging and suicides, carried out their threat of suicide. They met together, and thirty of them shared what poison they could obtain. That evening two died. Their convulsions and the dead silence which reigned in the other cells roused the attention of the guards, who immediately summoned physi c'ans. They administered emelics to the survi vort and endeavored by every means to counter- act-the-effects-of-the-poison.
The unrelenting warfare against the Hebrew race in Russia and the intermittent anti-Semitic crusades in Germany and other countries have led to proposals for a meeting of prominent representatives to which a few Americans of that race will also be invited, at Amsterdam or sume other city in a small nationality, in the course of the coming summer.
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BRUSSELS, February 22nd, King Leopold, as head of the Congo Free State, has empowered the Brussels Anti-Slavery Society to send an expedition to Africa to aid in suppresssing the slave trade.
LONDON, February 23rd.
Lord Clifton, eldest son of Earl Duraley, hás been arrested at his grand residence at Dumpton Park, near Ramsgate for contempt of court, and was driven to Canterbury Jail yesterday afternaon in a carriage drawn by a pair of his own spanking grays. He is an eccentric man of nearly forty years of age, who does all sorts of queer things and bristles with hobbies and cranky notions.
He has been a persistent opponent of vaccina- tion-and-itisthis which has got him into trouble. When he lires a servant he has bim ex immed to see if he has been vaccinated. If he has he cannot stay. He defies the vaccination law, and when the edict of contempt was issued against him he barricaded his house against the Sheriff's officer. This flid not save him. Another offer got in through the kitchen and then the queer lord said he would go to jail in state, The principal measure to be discussed will be. A terrible story of wholesale infanticide has the raising of a fund to be devoted to the pro- been reveiled by firemen at work on the debris tection of their brethren from the persecution and after the burning of a touse in Warsaw. invidious distinctions to which they are now Beneath the it or the corpses of fourteen infants. subjecter in s me countries. Baron Hirsch has were found The establishment was presided promised to attend the congress, and it is con- over by a midwife, who with her sister and two fidently saidthat the storm of indignation aroused daughters, was arrested. by his famous pamphlet of last year, wherein he practically urged the assimilation of the Jews with the people among whom they dwell, has convinced him that the spirit of the race is unsubdued.
Tois being the case, he is of the opinion that the only course is for the Jews to fight in every possible manner for their rights, using largely the press and persistent personal appeals to per sons of exalted position and of a reputation for justice and humanity..
BERLIN, February 23rd.
A gang of robbers stopped the mail cnach be- tween Sonderburg and Flensburg, beat the officers in charge into a state of insensibility, and then escaped with the valuables.
The Cartel parties have as yet secured only 74 seats, as against 213 held previously. A com parison between the strength of partier in the Fast Reichstag and the new body, so far as knows, shows: Conservatives, formerly 78, now 43; Imperialists 39, now 12; National Liberals 92, now 34: Centerists 103, now 86;
PARIS, February 23rd, The Duke of Orleans causes more embarrass- first
The Royal Geographical Society has invited Thomas Stevens, the African traveler, to send a paper to be read before the society, describing how he reached Henry M. Stanley in Eastern 33,000, the Liberal vole an increase of 8,000 and micrcial city, and by their departure more than Freisinnige 35, now 20; Sɔcialists-11, now 20.
Africa.
Matthews, the Home Secretary, replying to a deputation of miners, told them, he could, hold out no hope that the Government would support the eight-hour bill,
A deputation of miners to-day visited Earl Dunraven and Lord Randolph Churchill; both of whom assured the deputation that they faver the limitation of working hours by the state.
PARIS, February 19th,
The carnival to-day was one of the best and heartiest France has enjoyed for years. The weather was perfect, the crowds were tremendous, the costumes were striking and abundant, and the fun was universal.
BERLIN, February 18th. Herr Waybach, Minister of Public Works, has offered his resignation, but the Emperor will not permit him to resign.
DUBLIN, February 19th Sometime ago Henry Campbell, M. P., and his private secretary were charged in a speech with having provided the knives with which Cavendish and Burke were murdered in Phoenix Park. The speech was published in the Belfast News Letter. Campbell brought an action for ibel against that paper and was to-day awarded £200.
TANGIER, February 18th.
The Spanish corvelies Cartila and Navarra arrived here yesterday and sailed again after making inquiries regarding the movement of the British squadron.
SHEFFIELD, February 18th. The great annual sprinting handicap, was won by Collins, the American.
STUTTOART, February 18th, Carl Halbergen, the director of the great publishing hause here, is dead.
BERLIN, February 20th. The general election for members of the Reichstag took place to-day. The sise of the vale polled was pheromenal, The election cfficials were overwhelmed with work, and at
It is generally believed that the German Liberals will cease to exist as a distinct organiza- tion. A new party will undoubtedly be formed, called Democrats, which will embrace Nationni Liberala and Social Democrats.
The thiry lawyers just exiled from Odessa were among the most prominent in that com- one important transaction will be hindered, if not prevented altogether, to the great loss of trade there. A leading. London banker says that too much prominence cannot be given to the fact that where the Jews are most kindly treated they lose the characteristics of which their enem es complain, as is instanced in England Tennyson's malady has assumed the form of a severe bronchial catarrh. He is a shade better to-night.
and France.
A boat with six of the crew of the British ship Sovereign, which was sunk by a collision with the steamer Highgate, is still missing.
NEW YORK, February 22nd
ment to the Government than was thought possible. He will probably be sent on Monday evening or Tuesday morning to the Central Prison. President Carnot has all along intended to pardon the young Prince, but he has now decided not to do so, many Deputies havé individulles have individually expressed their opinion against and act of clemency which would now almost certainly precipitate a Cabinet crisis.
intention to release the Duke of Orleans caused It is leaking out that the Government's alleged the Radical Deputies to propose that immediate amnesty be granted to all persons found guilty
The result of the elections is a surprise to the Conservatives, the Socialist vote being very large. A serious riot occure din the streets last night. A party of the Socialists, beat on celebraung
A cable special to the Tribune from Vienna their splendid victories, came in collision with a body of police. A mounted officer was draggedy: Strange and alarming remors are circu-of state offenses during the past decade. The lated in connection with the latest telegrams proposal was carried, and will be the first subject from his horse and terribly beaten.
from Sofia. The pessimists predict an early of discussion to-morrow, The Government will revival of the Eastern question, and talk as if oppose the motion. The reactionary Deputies the Russian armies were possession of the have also resolved to vote against the amnesty Balkans. Panitza..once the friend of Alexander bill, of Battenberg. has now become the agent of the Russian Pan-Slavicts. Panitza went to Major Kissof, Governor of Sofia, and asked him what
The 'results of the clections so far as known account for 2 4 seat. As the Reichstag has 357 members, this leaves, 123 seats to be accounte·1 Of the 34, election failed in ninely- two distics, making supplementary elections necessary in those places. One hundred and forty-two members elected are divided betwee' the following parties:
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German Con ervatives, 22 Impérialists, 10 p National Liberali, ; Centerista, 53; German Liberals, 2; Secialists, 20; Pales, 3: Alsatians, 10: Democrats, 3; Dancs, 1 Independent
Liberals, 1,
The National Zeitung e timates from returns that the Cartel port es have already lost eightee seats The paper says that owing to these loss of the Castel parties the Government will be unable to secure a majority in the Reichstag
The Emperor has given universal satisfaction by the appointment to the Crown Council of an expert working-man known to belong to the opposition among three Libérale and onc Bocialist,
ST. PETERSBURG, February 219k. In the international skating contest for the
of the world Louis Rubenstein, an
he would do in case the garrison should revolt and march on the palace of Ferdinánd. Of course Kissof answered that he would do his duty, and immediately afterward apprised the Government of Panitza's inquiries.
Paritza was now watched with increased stringency, and it was soon learned that a few young officers met at his house, and that a plot had been batched to take place on the occasion of the next court bail. The Major was to kill the Prince, while his accomplices were to take charge of that is, also to kill the Ministers and then they would take possession of the Govern-
ment
MADRID, February 23rd.
The young King of Spain is again indisposed, Although it is not yet publicly known, there is little doubt but that the new Governor- General of Cuba will be General Jose Chinchilla, late Minister of War.
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On the day before that appointed for the ball LAST WEEK | Prince Ferdinand gave the War Minister a written order, as is required by law, to arrest HUDSON'S Panitza. The ball took place and was a brilliant
the crowds of clectors, who, during the dinner American, won. His skating electrified-the-cluding those who had been in the habit of
heur, bastened to deposit their votes, The majority of the factories were closed daring the day. Many anti-Semitic Conservatives voted" for Socialistic candidates, in order to spite Verchour.
A great sensation was created here at 1 o'clock this afternoon by the sudden receipt of an order from the Emperor for all the troops comprising the garrison of the city to march to Kreusebarg forthwith. The people were almost panic stricken, in view of the elections, until it was announced that the mangaver was simply one of military surprises inaugurated by the Emperor to test the efficiency of the garrison to repel a sudden attack, by the enemy,
NEW YORK, February zo:b. The Sun's London cable special says: "We have reason to believe that Salisbury has taken a course in reference to the German Emperor in violation of that which he adopted in regard to the Swiss Conference-namely, to decline out right any discussion of the question of limiting the hauts of labor. Whether this will prevent England from being represented at the general conference on labor questions remains to be
BOSTON, February 20th, George Francis Train is busy perfecting the plan of his proposed trip around the world, which he expects to accomplish in sixty days, starting from Tacoma, Wash.
Been."
A telegram was received to-night from Radbaugh, proprietor of the Tacoma Ledger, guaranteeing a special steamer from Tacoms to the steamer Abyssinia, which leaves Vancouver on March 17th, Train is to leave Boston on the 9th.
PARIB, February 20th, Forty-three bodies have been taken from the colliery at Declsco, in which an explosion occurred on Tuesday night. In addition, eight miners who were badly, injured have been rescued.
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crowds and was pronounced wonderful. Levedean of Russia was second
TANGIER, February 21st. There is an alarming rebellion in Morocco. The royal troops were defeated by the rebels at Warsaw. The latter afterwards besieged the town of Callao,
[Morocco seems to have spread since we were there-Ed. H. K. T.)
LONDON, February 22nd. Further details of the outrage in the political prison at Kara reached Russian exiles in London to-day. It appears the trouble originated in a hunger strike in August, when the women political prisoners tried to starvo themselves to death to escape the brutalities of their jailers,
All the women imprisoned abstained from food for fourteen days. At first the jailers jeered at the women, then templed them with food, and then, finding this of no avail, threatened them.
When several women were at the point of death from voluntary abstinence from food, the prison cfficials resorted to artificial means to compel them to take nourishment.
The methods adopted, however, were violent and licentious, and the women were compelled to abandon the strike.
attending the nocturnal, meetings at Panitza's house. He was the only one of his band abreat from the ball, which lasted until 5 o'clock in the morning,
At 4 o'clock Panitza had been arrested. He made no resistance and quietly followed his friend, the Chief of Police and the military Governor of the city. His papers were searched and seized, and all sorts of stories implicating the Russian Government are now circulated in regard to the documents.
DUBLIN, February 22nd, Father Kinsella has been sentenced to two months' imprisonment with hard labor for connection with the evictions at Glengarry,
BREMEN, February 22nd.
A laborer yesterday made a futile attempt to shoot bis landlady. He then wrecked the house with dynamite, killing both the woman and himself,
TORONTO, February 22nd. Senator McIntosh has introduced a bill in the Senate to make French the official language.
MONTREAL, February 22nd, The Witness says: The Canadian Pacific Railway is arranging to have a line of three or four steamers to go straight around the world. They will start from Montreal, Halifax and New York in the fall, so as to avoid the summer heat in India and the Suez canal route. They will run to London, Gibraltar, Malta, Suez, Penang, Colombo, Calcutta, Hongkong, Yokohama and Vancouver, and the passengers will be on the same steamer throughout the voyage.
LISBON, February aznd. Intelligence has been received from Mozam- bique reported that Lakes Company, attacked the Fortuguese. The natives were suppiled with anns and ammuni. by the agents. The Scotch missionaries, who opposed these proceedings of the agents, inter- fered, arrested hostilities, and restored peace.
Abominable outrages followed. This state of affairs kd Mme Sigd, whose death by flogging has been already announc.d, to ask for an inte view with the directer of the prison, in the hope of a curig an amclioration of the condition of the prisoners. Her request was granted, but she fund him so abu lve that in her exaspera- ion she called him a villain and slapped his face.
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SATURDAY,
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KOWLOON INLAND LOT No. 558 of 750 square feet situated on the Prays, East of the Police Station
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Also,
SEVE KOWLOON INLAND LOTS Nos. 224 to 3.0 of 750 square feet each situated on Reclamation Street, Ciawn Rent Tea Dollars each these Lots will be sold under the same To-morrow (Tuesday) evening, Military night, contract as they have been sold by the Govern under the patronage and presence of Generalment on the 19th November, 1888, BEVAN EDWARDS.
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office and conveyed to the prison in which common offenders are confined. Three of her companions from among the political prisoners were permitted to join her. Same time later Baron Korff scat a special order directing Mine,
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SECTION D & E. and the Remaining Portion of Kowloon Inland Lot Na 107, with one
Chinese Dwelling House erected thereon, situated in Temple Streel, at the back of the Market, and measuring Neith go feet, South so feet, East so feet 6 inches, West 46 feet,
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A Steam Launch will teave Pedder's Wharf on the day of the Sale at 3.30 PM.
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F. BAPP,:
Hongkong, asst Match, 1890,
Auctioneer,
NOTICE
(1091
MAN ON INSURANCE COMPANY
LIMITED.
CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED.....
$6,000,000.
The above Company is, prepared to arrupt MARINE RISKS at CURRENT RATIS on GOGNE, &c. Policies granted to all Parts of the work payable at any of its Agencies.
WOO IN TUEN
Sversary,
HEAD OFFICE. . No. 2, OUFEE'S ROAD WIFE. Hongkong, 1st Fahovary, 1887.-
Intimations.
THE HONGKONG MARINA, LIMITED. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO UNREGIS- TERED HOLDERS OF SCRIP, TOTICE has been given to the Registered
NOTICE has he even sed
payment of $ now outstanding not being paid in to the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China by the 25th March, that the Directors will declare the same forfeited without further notice.
By Order of the Board of Directors, “
J. A. BARRETTO,
Secretary.i Hongkong, 20th March, 1890,
[459
SCOTT'S EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL With Hypophosphites of Lime & Boda.
•
PALATABLE AS MILK.
The only preparation of COD LIVED OIL that cam be taken reddity and tolerated for a long time.
AS A DEMEDY FÓR CONSUMPTION. 'BRONCHITIS,AGROPULSUR APPROTIONI ANEMIA, GENERADEDEBILITY, CHUOME AND THROAT AFFECTIONE, AND ALL WASTING DISORDERS OF CHILDREN OF ADULIN IE 10 miarvellous in it results. TO **Prescribed and endorsed by the best Physicians. SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AN ASSASIN Agents for China and Hongkong: Meara A.'S. WATSON & Co. (LIMITED.) Hongkong, soth December, 1885,
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