miral Wardelkolk, who commands the river egadron, as a traltor
The Governments of Argentina and Uruguay have been asked to arrest and deliver him to the Bralian authorities.
He is accused of alding the revolutionists in Rio Grande do Sul. A revelt in the squadron was prevented by the action of the commander of the gunboat Marijo.
General Lia is reported to be closing in on the revolutionists. General Tavoris is reported to have gone to Melo, where the revolutionary soldiers in bis command threw down their arms and jesolved to fight no mare,
The Herald's correspondent in Rivera says
of General Telles and Sarieva, one of the leaders of the rev lution to Brazil. The result of the battle is not known. A letter received from Rio Janelio says that there is widespread dis- contentment in Brazil in regard to the attitude of the President: A movement is belag secretly
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by this weakened declaration. Still more curious In the movement ‹ 1 Italian public opinion.
The Italiana, on reading Cecot Kalooky's speech, say to themselves that as Austila does not respect the triple alliance they may as well abandon it also. All this means that if peace is maintained the triple alliance will come to a speedy death.
BERLIN, June roth,
Almost the latest development in the political sitation is the break-up among the anti-Semites The Jew-ballers now consist of three distinct factions. Final results most depend on the pothical combloations on the re-ballots. Every ikla-
of the Swedes and Norwegians who come out here to engage in Mission work are, is greater than in any other of the Eighteen Provinces
The two victims had not been long in China, and wore Foreign clothes. We have not been able to find eat whether they had any acquaintance with the language. It is, however, known that they recently started to build a boose in Forelga style, and this may be found lu a measure lo account for the animosity ofthe Natives, Adverte comment has already been made in many quarters upon the wild and reckless enthusiasm of those responsible for sending these Scandiawien Missionaries young men and
To-day's Advertisements.
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that a battle has been fought between the forces theomises that, the new Relchstag will be often unprofected and simple.young woman, | Queen's Road Central, on SATURDAY, the
most motley parliament known to bistory. away into the faterior without any previous Reports that the America Congress will contraising, and without the smallest acquaintance sider the currency question la September create with the Chinese language or with Chinese pre- lively interest la financial circles here and more judices. Indeed most of the Scandinavian so in Austria. Austria and Hungary each still Missionaries have no knowledge of any languago requise 120,000,000 florins in gold to complete but their own, upon their anival here, and as their currency conversion. The prospect of the they appear to have no depet near any of the United States draining gold from Estope Treaty Ports, there does not seem to be any The fliraid's correspondent at Manigus, excites anxiety among the Rothschilds' syndi provision made for teaching them except by Nicar gua. cables: The negligence of the concate, which is working the Austro-Hungary con- sending them headlong into the heart of the -ductor and engineer of a railroad train caused version. Financiers calculate that the cost of country to pick up a knowledge of the language an accident sear Sabana Grande which resulted the Austrian currency reforms will become and of the people they come to labour amonget In the killing of many passengers. The train greatly enhanced if the President's pinas are by the hard experiences and logle of living in was left on the trick" without a head-light or approved.
places isolated from all Foreign intercourse, anything else to warn the engineer of an approaching train of his danger.
planned to overthrow him.
The well-filled passenger tralo dished futo the one star ding on the track. Nearly a dozen persons were killed and as many more were injured.
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CHICAGO, June 15th.
Jon Choynski left Chicago tonight to jain "Parson" Davies in New York. The main object An earthquake «bock was felt last night, but of bia visit to the East la a match with Bob Fits no damare has been reported.
simmens, who may waire the question of weight Franciaro Madena has been named as Minin Joe's case, since there does cot appear to be any ister from Nicar qua in Europe, He started other available man in the ueld. Tom Rourke, his post yesterday.
after a lengthy chat with the "Parson," induced the latter to accept an lavitatisa to act as master of enemonies at the Academy of Music on Saturday night. He also promised that Cheynaki 'would be there to keep time for the boxers.
ST. PETERBURG, June 9th: A newspaper in Vladivostock publishes an accrunt of terrible abuse of the convicts of the Island of Oasta. The man in charge is a. com. vict who was promoted for word behaviour. He subjects the convicts to such barbarona prze tices that twenty of them mutilated themselves in order to excape from his cruelty, and others fled into the wilderness of Talgs, where they suffered greatly from cold and banger. Of these who fled few are now alive, and they have sustained themselves only by eating their former companions.
MANAGUA (Nicaragua), June gth. A high Government official told your corres- pondent confidentially to-day that the new Government of Nicaragua will make no change in the canal concession, but he says it will last that work on the canal shall be prosecuted more energetically than heretofore and that it shall be pssed to early completion.
Guarantees in this respect may be expected from the company. Congress will enact such laws, the same afficial de lures, as will prevent the canal becoming at any future time property of the United States Government, as it seems to he feared here that it will when once finished.
It is believed that action of this kind 'will set at rest the rumors circulated by Europeans that the United States has designs upon Nicaragua, The new Government has decided to reorganize every administrative branch.
LEMONT (III), June gtb. Deputy Sheriff with Winchester rides and armed mobs of wrikers met at Lemant to-day and the first week of the strike on the drainage canal closed wit a copious shedding of blood. The conflict came this afternoon, and as a result of a volley of shots one man was k Bed outright, missing, said to have fallen into the canal after receiving mortal wounds, and fourteen others wer wounded, three fatally,
» ASTORIA (Or), June 15th. The bark Coloma, forty-nine days opt from Hongkong, arrived here to-night. On the 23rd of May, while failing a sail on the weather yard- arm, William Speke, a seaman, lost his balance and fell on the deck, receiving terrible injuries about. the head and shoulders. He never recovered consciousness, and dled the next day
at noon.
LONDON, June 15th,
W. R. Cromer has obtained the first place on the calendar for his motion in favor of an arbitra- tion treaty between England and the United Static well be secoded by Sir John Lubbocic Gladstone is expected to speak, and while not supporting the motion, because this might pledge the Government to a define course of policy, he will declare himself in favor of the general principle. The supporters of the mation are disposed to insist upon a division on the subject.
PARIS, June 16th. Several cases of cholera have been reported in Limoges. One case bas already proved fatal, Six new cases and four deaths were reported to day in Cette and four cases and one death lo Privas. The spread of the disease is favored by Intensely hot weather. One caso of cholers was reported at Montpelier to-day, Thres deaths from the disease were reported from Wrendignas, near Montpellier.
Niw YORK, June 16th,
The Herald correspondent at Panama cables: It is understood here that the United States war
from here to Peru.
two have died since, two others are reported vessel Alliance has been ordered to proceed
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BERLIN, June 16th..
At the Sheriff's sale to-day W. G. Duque of the Panama Lottery Company bought the Star Early this morning the men began to gather and Herald and also the plant of the newspaper in the stree's to discuss the situation, As.the | La Hitralla de Panama. mor ing wore on the crowdy lócreased. At 10 o'clock they formed a proce·sion and began the march, About half a mile out of towo, at Smith and Jackson's camp, the men took the tow-path along the canal and marched by was along this route. They were shielded from view by trees. It was the intention of the strikers on arising at the different camps to drive out the workmen as they had done last week. The men to the camps, however, had fortified themselves and bad arms and ammunition.
At the camp where the battle took place, armed guards are to-night patrolling the boundary lines. Contractor Jackson said: "We have become tired of the strikers annoying our men. There day. when the strikers visited us, they were told that their methods would no longer be tolerated. We showed them sixty armed men with Win.
chestere and revolvers as an earnest of our intention to take care of our business. This had some effect opas them at the time and they retlend without making the hostile demon- stration they had intended. "This morning, how ever, they determined on another attempt, and came dowa prepared for trouble, with the result you know,"
The feeling in Lemont to-night was that the day's work is a death blow to the sirike, though many expect more trouble. The strikers do not talk of venge. They deny that they were armed, though the camp men say the strikers fired first. Thirty of the strikers were arrested by deputy Sheriffs and scat to follet.
SPRINGFIELD (III.), Jane gib. Governor Aligeld having been advised by the Sheriffs of Cook and Will consties as to the situation at Lemont, and the impossiblity of securing a sufficient posse of depailes, at mid sight ordered out the First and Second regimcats of State troops. They began assemblying shortly after, and as soon as possible will proceed to the scene of disturbance,
PARIS, June roth. Thera is something going on just now that is curious and interesting to those who know the bottom cards in the game of European politics, It is evident that the triple alifance is becoming dislocated, and proof of this is furnished by the speeches of Count Kalnaky to a Parliamentary delegation,
The Austrian-Hungarian Minister made two speeches. In the first, delivered on Monday last, he said that Austria was drawing closer to Russia, she wished to live in peace with all e powert. He added that disarmament ought to be the object of all," because the only risk to which the peace of Europe was now exposed arose from the beary and universal millary bardens."
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When the s each became known there was a general outery in the political world to the effect that it was incredible that a minister should have said just the contrary of what William II, the ally of his master, has been saying. Count Kalucky' utterances were commested on throughost Europe and aroused anger in Germany. The Emperor did not hide his displeasure and his reproaches were beard at Vienna.
The only unfair mazcouvre which might be described as hit below the belt at the Govere- ment was the action of the Krasa Zeitung, which, on the morning of the election, published what is declared to be the terms of Russia's counter-proposals for a treaty of commerce. These alleged proposals were calculated to create the greatest alarm in the country districts, embody- Lug everything likely to prejudice the German on them a violent attack on the Government, sgrarian interests, and the Kraus Zeitung based whose cowardice, it said, had been taken advat tare of by Russia to make these almost insulting proposals, which, if accepted, would mean nothing but rain for German agriculturists.
SIAM NOTES.
Bangkok, Jund 30th, 1893.
H.M.S. Pallas has, we learn, been ordered to Bangkok.
The Siamese are blocking the entrance to the river. Several beats have already been sunk off the Red Light, one the old Bangkok, the others the Racehorse and a large steam launch.
A special correspondent of the Timer is now in Bangkok, Mr. Thomson, who has done yeoman's service for the great English daily, serving its Interests in South Africa and América. His last post was Yokohama. Mr. Thomson has been the guest, of Capt. Jonės, V.C., Da several occasions during his short stay in Bangkok, and is now enjoying the hospitality of Mr. F. D. Mitchell, agent of the Korat Railway Contractor, at Sapstoom-Frie Prass.
July tat
"Upwards of 300 Stamese women and 800 Chinese left here for Hongkong in the Deva- toongs on Tuesday, in view of a possible blockade of Bangkok. Large numbers of Chineso also left by the Zoosok yesterday.
As there is only one train run on the Paknam Rallway it might fairly be expected that collistons should be rare. Something of the art occurred on Wednesday, however, although fortunately without serious consequences. The afternoon taln Bangkok-ward hauled a wagon full of bricks, to be used for repairing purposes, part of the way and when nest one of the stations the coolies who were on the wagon uncoupled it, and the train drew sway for a few seconds. Then it slackened, and the wagon began to overhaul
A considerable bang ensued, and the people in the train, got "a shost sharp shock," one o two having their faces bruised.
Another instance of the Injury done to private individuals, in Siam by the present undecided state of affairs, brought about by French aggression, is seen in the following extract from a letter written by a local merchant to the French
Minister-
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ATHENS (Greece), June 16th,
The Government powder magazine a few miles from the city exploded to-day. Twenty persons, including officers and soldiers, were killed and great damage was done to surrounding Property. The Crown Prince has gone to the scene to aid the sufferers. The loss is out!mated #i 5,000,000 franca. The magazine was located at Scarmanga.
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MURDER OF SWEDISH MISSION- ARIES IN BUPEH,
Is connection with this tragedy, the first in- timation of which was given here this morning upon receipt of the Shanghai mall, the Afercury of the gik inst, writes as follows:-
Telegraphic. Information was received here last night by Mr. Carl Bock, Cenaul-General for Sweden and Norway, to the effect that an ant Foreign lot had broken out on Saturday at place called Sungpu in Hopeb province, about 100 miles north-east of Hankow, and that two Swedish Missionaries, the Rev. O. F. Wikholm and the "Bay, A. D. Johanson, had been massacred by the Chinese mob. No detalls bare come to hand, and nothing is known of the affair Arbeyond the fact that the two unfortunate men were
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Sangpu is a very small place, and so far as in known at present the murdered men were the only Protestant Missionaries stationed there. They belonged to an independent Swedish Lutheran Missionary Society, unconnected with Thereupon Count Kalnoky yesterday made the China Inland Hission, which body is the second speech, in which he said that closer agent for one or two Swedish Snelettes, but aut relations with Russia in no way changed the of the one to which Messrs. Wikholm and prior alliance with Germany, He added that Johanson belonged.. Mr. Bock's Information e had not asserted that disarmament--War. Was sent by the Swedish and Norwegian Vios- necessary to the maintenance of peace. What Consul at Hankow, Mr. Joh. Thyen, who said the really wished to say was that the armaments. the bodies had not been recovered up to the al Germany were necessary to peace,
time the message was forwarded, Mr. Bock Temperate, This second declaration made' even more stir fatends to go to Hankow as soon as possible to Bunday than the first. Everybody understood that investigate the mater, to have the murderers Count Kalacky, who is very ob tinste and punished and to get compensation for the wary haughty man, had spoken ander the pres familles of the deceased. Hupeh is the most sure of his all-powerful master. He will never troublesome and dangerous province a Mission- forgive the disavowal he has been forced to losy can be sent to, and the wisdom of consigne fict on himself. The general opinion is that the ing young and inexperienced Scandinaviany, kriple allignes la fax from having been solidified | immorant fills of Chinese and kingii45, ne mori | Hongkong Observatory,`soth July, 189p
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via NISHINGMIVA. “ EXCELLENT CUISINE AND CELLAR. LOVELY SCENERY AND COOL NIGHTS.
the
HE
IRON MINERAL BATHS and WATERS are highly recommended by Medical Faculty for Goat, Rheumatism, Chlorosie, Ecsoms and other affections. For terms and particulars, apply to
MIER A. HUGHES, Manageress
4191
To be Let.
TO LET.
OFFICES in Praya Central, above, Messrs.
Douglas Lapralk & Co.'s Offices.
"THE WILDERNESS, in Caine Road. OFFICES, First and Second FLOORS of No. 4. Queen's Road Central, over the Bank of China, Japan and Straite, Limited. “
NOW IT & 12, COOMBE ROYAL..... Large Faralled House at Magazine Gap,
NEW HOUSES Elgin Street, Feel Street, and Staunton Street,
No. 4, RIPON TERRACE—Bonham Road, No. 7, PRAYA CENTRAL, at present occu pled by the New Oriental Bank (in Liquidation,)
No. 4, BLUE BUILDINGS,
FLOORS and GODOWNS in Blue Buildings, GROUND and FIRST FLOORS of No Shelley Street.
No. 10, OLD BAILEY)
No. 14, KNUTSFORD TERRACE, Kowloom. No. 9, CHANCERY LANE.
Apply to
THE HONGKONG LAND INVESTMENT
& AGENCY CO., LM. Hongkoor, 4th July, 1803
TO LET ~WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
1701
SEVEN ROOMED HOUSE at Robinson
A Road, PARIRE VILLA, with a Large Garden attached, Water and Gas laid on:
ONE GODOWN No. 117 Praya East, Bowlngton,
117 Apply to
DORABJEE NOWROJEE,
Victoria Fetal Hongkong, 3rd July, 1893,
TO LET
2, SEYMOUR TERRACE.
MACONDRAY BROTHERS & LOCKARD N THIRD FLOOR Is Not Qunny Road
OFFICES in Victoria Halldings.
Comission Merchants,
ROOMS in College Chambers.
DE THE MANAGER Houghong Telegrass Office Hongkong, roth October, 18ya
No. 4, OLD BAILEY STREET.
No, go, Water Street,
Yokollania, fath August, 1994;
“
FRAUM DAVID BASSOON, HOME & CA.
Hongkong 33rd June, 1993.
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