The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-06-15

IasIEI II-UW d-aII-I WaLUI kIIIeI-
Mounted orderlies were despatched to lula for
the assistance of the military, while IN the mean
time, the police, IN united force, proceeded to
the house where the eviction TO take place. 1t
situated a hill, and as they descended to-
ward IT, they were attacked by armed men, who
10y the covert of the fences on each side of the road
poured CALLING fire into the ranks Of the consta-
bulary. The latter were Immediately deployed IN
sklrmlshng order and returned the fire with effect
killing one man and wOundlug several. The pO-
lice succeeded in reaching the house and broke in
the front door The rioters rushed through the
back door. but several We're arrested. Some who
attacked the cOnstabulary from behind the fences
were also taken. The house WAS taken possession
Of, and the family inhabiting It cleared out While
returning with their prisoners. the police at
tackled and fired upon q second time, and one of
their horses shot dead. Mounted men despatched
for the military had to run severe gauntlet, de
termined effort being made 20 prevent them from
reaching Iulla. They, however, rode into town
through all obstacles. The flying column at Ternoy
is under orders to be ready at a moments notice,
troops even going from Cork to New Pallas.
American.
New YORK June 2.-The Tribune says Efforts
are said TO have been made by Brazilian agents in
Germany to divert immigration from the United
States to Brazil, but not with any success. DR..
Delma arrived in this city from Rio Janeiro on
Friday last TO obtain 1900 Chinese laborers for
the province Of San Paulo. He said he believed
that IN SIX Years slavery IN Brazil viii be
practically abolished. Bismarck. he thinks. has
discouraged Germans from going 10 Brazil. and
through German Cunsuls has melted strikes
among them. The great need of Brazil, he said,
was competition in labor, and as European and
American immigrants could not be induced to
colonize in Brazil, recourse must be had TO the
Chinese who are both cheap and submissive He
intends to procure the requisite number of Chi
nese IN this country, If possible, but he may be
obliged to 60 to China.
CHICAGO. June 1.-The T,5bRjie's New York
special denies that Lorillard won S2O00UOO on
only Il
which he ordered 5000 turned over 10 Archer,
who rode lroquois.
NV YORK, June 3d,-The Teiegyum's Dublin
special SAYS: A fiying column, which left this city
last night, included 300 of the Coldstream Guards,
100 Cuardsmen OF the Scotch Fusileers, with army
service Of wagons ambulance wagons and an army
hospital corps, the whole force concentrating for
operations at the Castle of New Pallas near LINER
lick. numbers over 1000 men. The flying column at
Fermer is under orders to he ready at a moments
notice. Troops are even going from Cork to New
Ballas.
A soldier returning from the Post-ofice to the
Barracks IN Dublin was desperately attacked,
stabbed and pulled off his horse by "a laborer. The
latter was eventually secured. He said that as in
surrection had broken out in the country, he had
begun II here. The soldiers wounds are not dan
Cerous.
NV OELEANs June Sd.-General Grant, Capt,
J. B. Eads, and other passengers on the fteamship
city n Merida, are detained at quarantine. They
viii arrive here Sunday.
ALnANY. June Sd.-Spinola moved to adjourn
the Joint Convention until noon Saturday.
This was agreed to, the Democrats and the Gar
field men voting together.
Albany. June 3d.-The first ballot for sue.
cessor 10 ConkliuC stood rs fallows Jacobs 70.
Coukling n. Wheeler Is, Cornell 20 Rogers Il.
Bradley I, FolCer, Crowley, and Fenton ;. Lapham
s. Wnodn, Henry Ward Beecher and butcher ],
Madden voted for Woodin. and Gursliu for Henry
Ward Beecher. Beecher is paired with Hoffman,
of ChCmung. Lewis with Plnney, and Crusperw with
Bleulcr. There was no choice.
The Convention proceeded 20 vote for a sue
cess0r TO Plat. The following was the result
Kern 10 Plat 30. Depew 30, Lapham >, Cornell
lS, Ward . Van Colt ., Crowley 3, Butcher 3,
Miller 5. Folcer ,, Tremaine 3, Wheeler l.
NEW YORK, June "a. Coukliug and Plat have
arrived here
NV YoEK. June 9d.-Seuator Jones hreakfasted
to-day with Senator Conkling. To reporter of
the ErsgilIV Pos Senator Jones attCrward said
Senator Conling Is looking in better health than
have seen him FOR long time, and is just full
Of fight as ever. l had hut few minutes CONVEX
>ati0u with HIM. He has no intention of with
drawing his name, but in his own interest, he
intends TO fight night through He feels confident
Of ultimate SUCCESS, both for himself and Plat 1t
is an absolute imposSlhllity FOR the halfhreedS 10
unite upon any man on their list, and as soon rs
any SUCH attempt is made, You will see rush OF
men for Conkling's side
WASHINGTON, June 3d.-rhere are many rumors
lhoat about the rrclsury Department relative 10
he probable outcome Of the Investigation in the
HuStodiau's office II is stated that one of the ot-
,iales interested Informed the Investigating Com
rittee that persons higher in authority than he
vas responsible for all that he had done. The inn
preston prevails that several removals will be
RumorS of additional romovals and of frpsh dis
,loscurvs flew thick and ias, az the Posted De
to-day, But the lnVvstigating Commit
or IN NOON ~" continued to sit with closed doors
SO new developments were communicated 60 the F..
public. Auditor McGrew and deputy Auditor Lilly
we're still AZ their offices this afternoon, hut viii
,c relieved tomorrow. Referrin 10 the rumor that
DE Attorney General has obtained evidence Of
,uch a NATURE rs TO compromise McGrcw, and that
he Presidents summary demand for his rOsigna-
iou WAS based upon H.
McGrew insists that he has done nothing wrong ,
&c SAYS he audited the accounts of the small con. .
FACTORS ON the certificates of the Second Assist. .
mt Postmaster General, and argues that wlthou; .
cceSS 10 RradY's books he could not know IL the I
'ontractS were fraudulent that were certified 10 10y
BRADY.
NEw loRN june 3d.-ln accordance with the .
uccvstion of Postmaster Pearson, the Pacific Mail .
Company have consented 10 make such .
hances in the sailing hours of their steamers leav
ng SAN Francisco FOR Australia and China as will .
ecure the despatching of the mails from New York.
nder their contract with the Australian Colonial
government the company are requested 20 wait at