The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-07-09

the laborer, while in population Of IS eee zoe in
the Northern and Western StNtes, only $ll4 Sss S64
is paid " Looking TO these facts" he continues,
" can IL he said that the shorer Of the South
as well paid as the sane class ia other sections Of
eountrys Gao II be urged that the labor Of the
Saaih has been distributed that its sfAwart men
have been interfelei with to compel oue-thiri
OF them to abandon their home and birthplace, and
that outrageous is the preston and danger that
they should stand not upou the ore- Of their going,
bat Zee without thought Of the present. or provision
for the future As domestic and political problem,
aud viewed in its economic results. 1t Is better for
both Of the Seaih shst the c0lOred race could
migrate provided this migration can be made with
careful thought and prudential consideration, No
then can viii then persuade them any other
course. Free to move wherever they please. uoue
Tieh'fally object, except in the discharge Of
Offices OF friendship aud kindness. If you shah
recommend an Investigation, as hope you viii,
trust IL will be IN the high spirit Of search after po
lteS economic truth, in the Interests Of humanity,
and the common good Of our country"
Chicago, June S2-one Of the armed companies
which under the recent Act Of the Legislature mus,
soan cease to exist, became involved in a officially
with some unarmei people this afternoon, which
suited in the death Of several Of the latter The Bo
htmiAa ShAr7shoo,ers' Association, composed Of
some twenty individuals, had picnic to-day at
Silver Leaf Grove, the corner Of Ogden and West
err avenues. During dance one Of the Snapshot
ers engaged ia a quarrel with Valentine E CLARK
aAeG using pretty bAdlN bad HIN
elected from the ground lie stated his grievances
crowd outside the gate, and gaining some sympathy
there, inSugurated an indseriminAte throwing Of
sticks and into the Enclosure where the pieao
being held. The lieutenant Of the Company,
Frank Ladweie, ordered the long roll sounded and
the b&,o liked. A charge was Immediately made
toward the gate. and the crowd were baycueied and
sAhered until they fell hack The Company re-
formed outside the gate in single line facing the
street, and leading their guns Ared ,ey into the
crowd. TheT Immediately reloaded ana again cred.
each shArpshooter picking has man II is stated that
three four rolieys hrei in all. The weapons
used were Misunderstanding Springfield musketS, the
cartridges being composed Of nine bGckshat each.
About dozen persons wounded. and one Is
sSid to have since died As suon as the affair be-
cane known two squads Of puliee repaired 10 The
scene and arrested the whole company. Tbev form.
ed IN marching order under the American tag and
proceeded TO the West Madison Station. where
they nov incareerAsed. charged with murder and
guarded by heavy detachment Of poiiee.
The Lehr and Wehr Nereiu which had been hold
ing picnic to-day ontsiie the city, made no efur,
OF their return TO release the prisoners. Ii
that picaie given by the Bohemian Sunday
school. and that Numerous gang of drunken rOughs
had all along given considerable trouble. until huauy
those ia charge Of matters sent for the ShApshooters
a protection. They arrived about 5 o'clock, and
soon after that time the trouble began as above
stated. The Lieutenant tonight denies that be
orders to hre but says that after be had clear
co tAe grounds by pANonet charge there WAS rsin
Of and bricks, and that his men began a de-
saltory FIRE without orders. Members Of the con-
phny Sll refuse to talk Seventeen members are
retained. the ethers having been released. Tie
arrival Of the police conduct them the station
probably saved them from personal violence, which
was threatened by surrounding aud excited mob Of
about 1000. The following is believed be a com
piete list Of the casualties Valentine E. Clark.
severely wounded by blows on the head D. Ii.
We.Sie, three inch bsyonet wound % his left ten
pie John Donshoe. lea o. jaWoone shattered, and
shot through the body below the left apple; he is
said TO have died; Alder; jenkins, right shoulder
little boy, unknown, and Daniel Mccarthy,
cut with bayOuet.
Information has reached the Secret Service Divi-
sion Of the Treasury Department that a counter
felt $ legal tender had made It's appearance in
Western New York. Il Is # the series Of 1875 and
bears the name Of Allison, Register. and Wyman.
Treasurer. II is executed printed imitation 6ber
paper, which is lighter than the genuine. Bankers
pronounce it dangerous counterfeit.
New York. June ga World special says: On
Saturday morning (Jaue alst, a widow lady from
California, name not given, took passage the
Ndry Posel at ROudo0< for New York city. Wien
the vessel reached the middle OF the river she an
uCuueed that she had l6sl her sSiehel. containing
many vsluabies. The boat put back and son Of
the Captain succeeded in overtakug the carriage that
took the lady the steamboat. ThesAiehel Was re-
covered. 1t contained jeWelry, money and oihor
property to the value OfSl5.O00.