Hong Kong Telegraph 1890-08-26

Hong Kong Telegraph 1890-08-26

Year: 1890

THE BEHRING SEA QUESTION. IRELAND. LABOR CRISIS IN AUSTRALIA. THE STRIKE OF MARINE OFFICERS. COL CRASTER and Capt. Collinson are looking for tigers in the Native States. with poor success. A STRIDE among the employes of the Post Office at Penang is reported as having been suppressed with some difficulty. CAPT PATERSON arrived at Singapore on the 17th inst and was at once carried to the Hospital on his bed. Nelidoff the Russian Embassador to Turkey, has presented a Note from Russia to the Porte. It is officially announced that there have been seventy fatal cases of Asiatic cholera in Baku and vicinity. The war ships ceased bombaring. Bulletins announce that the revolution has triumphed. President Celman's troops have occupied the houses aroud the plaza. The Mayor has placed light artillery in the plaza. The chiefs of the Civilian Union have rejccted Celman's terms. The troops hailed the dccision with vivas and firing was resumed. A number of members of the Argentine colony in this city published a note in La Liberts. A telegram was received this moring by the Acting Secretary of State from Minister Pitkin.