The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1882-04-26


you vii get ciicial notification, ard nav there
fcres gnal thas arrives, swsit the event calmly
The Norzegians, according to tie public s,ase-
nents made hers, have teeu very ugchly
imposed UPON Pscp,s. In view 0f al tie DIS
rurbancs which has teen caused b. thsir con-
NJ, and the capital which has beer ula3e
ouE Of Il abroad; enc cannot bel asking has !.
paid, 70 e SC far AID spend 50 much in order
&c get hardy and ialeiIi gent Ilbcrsrs5 Is there
any planter ready again % sell himself 30 he
Norvegi4zsg Hs appears ncs % have had
the easiest. or prgEla5Ie side CT the contract.
From this pciHs Of vigw the game has not
been worth The caadis.7
rEE ORIENTAL Ny
'1The Chinese uust = question las reached
another CLIMAX The President LIS vetoed the
bill The progress CT this oilI th-cugh the
Senate and Eggss CT RsPrssenta-ivss has Teen
watched with intense interest ca this cuast
When a. last, having PASSED the gauntlet CT
hostile votes, It reached tie Presidents hands,
most people believed shas victory bad been
achieves, that John was doomed, that The -hclr
fer him &c q had ss-uck--' One ct the laost
ei1bora-ely gotten up Of mass meetings, was
held II this city, while the bill WIS still en- lis
passage, IN order to exhibit The force and Una
uimi.y Of popular desire flc is becoming !
law. The Governor Of the >-aIe made d legal
bolitay Of tie day OF u.seLiHs. distinguished
meH we're secur-,s for speakers. and the civ :
streets were filed with the 5i1 and uulse IF
PREPARATION Piat-'s Hall vas crowded to
sufccaticn while co the street several rgs-ruus
bad teen built, iron ulica fluent and ready
gratgrs addressed the hundreds Of Esysuirg
and wiling ears. Figs waved and bands OF
uIusi; stirred Up sluggish blood The guuulr
and excitement was ''PrUGi giGus-' L. WIS a
day for JOHN to keep oct Of the way, make
aimsslf scarcs, retire 70 the suburbs and await
impending ta.e- However, nut q ''fsv Of him 20
might have been seen en- the edges Of the
cr9wd with smile child Ike and bla-G, 20
listening % the speeches, and probably c0u-
uLseralHg the dad loss Of eHsfgy, iLsre and
then expended TIE great day passed ever,
the Auri-Chi1ese dsmous1rar55a vas finished
and IL tha1d-rs were ssIsgraPle6 east. The
newspapers also kept Ep o cgnstIus f-silafs,
and afrsd cut he Chinese IN E1s style
N view Of the possible success Of the Bill.
% small sfUr- was made BY these wanting the
Chinese 70 cuEe, % bring As -t1y as possible
INTO the SEIts- Several steamers we're chartered.
which, ss well as those Of the regular lines,
arrived with hundreds CT the almc1t-syeG
Ike SO many sacks OF potatoes, with tier
noncescrIpE luggage, were &c &c seen swlru--
ing up from the wharves To Chinatown. They
ware accused u having been vlccinatsG with
mucilage, ard various and divers eZcilPu-ents
were gotten Up ahoGE Ihsu. but tEsir coming
was borne Patiently, for men said tie Bill viii
pass and then We can "dOEu brakes On this
business.
Since the vsEg there has beeu much gruuIb
ing brt not Euch inc izn1ticu- Although
upon the whole, Tie CllitCrui1ns would prefer
20 nd themselves Of The Chinese, still their
presence IS not regarded Il IN uuuirsG mis-
fortune Men II public lie are constrained to
CRY them down II Difference 20 pCpuI N clamor-
but there are many others who f1T-r their
cCUri1gauce here and their coming. 10 uCt-r-
lts lots. II the employers Of lllur should be
reduced solely to the hoodIum element, or 20
n immigration from Europe, it would 70 hard
with pretty much ali the ministries Of the
Slss- L s wonderful 70 see che amount Of
die and shittlsss young men, l1un-iug about
the streets, the crowds Of seedy iniraI men
who h1Tsr around the bulletin boards Of tie
.1tsIliE elce oticss, seeking work perhaps, but /
refusing all that IS offered Ths m4iarftv Of
.hsse, however strailsHed or pushed fsr food |
II rlimeuE, are not willing % % the rough |
work, and the coarse work, which lies a- the /
lcJtCm CT civilized life and all Industrial /
activity. They don't Ike the wages or the /
1caGty, the work Ls too hard or too cluiuiu-, j
{ Is n the outskirts CT the settlements, In the
woods perhaps CT IN the desert, IN a word IL Is 4
lot attractive and there Is 10 uIIce pie with /
2 70 nan VIII labor sl- political scuu0- I
lls-s any more than be may be obliged to-
e seeks his supplies with the east possible /
=zzruCn-' No nan viii grub with q hoe. who /
An get an equal living By Furnishings pen. or l
% logging IN the woods # he can sell gods 4
-0G-fort4biy- The lower planes Of Llnor- are /
lot cvsrruu with Competition men are not 4
greedy for them L gentleman recently from /
-uba remarked, that 4 well defined fear u dis
Ls-er, depreciation OF property and staZulti1u
Il industry prevails there, IN view If the
9nancipa-IGuy which Il To be perfected i've
rear hence Their present system Of Labor i
ruly; but the result vi prove as elsewhere.
hat the rude labor Is not popular.
C0lRLuLEyTAEE DISNEE-
seuaI1r Sargent, whom many Of Us, hoped
soGid have bssu made Secrstazy If Intsri1r,
ut who has been appointed Minister az the
-o1rt CT Prussia vas rendered public din
ler I1s- Previous 10 as departure % Berlin
L vas given al the Pallce Hotel, the elegant
Nd cnuUodl1us dining room CT which had
JeeE csccratec and arranged for tie occasion
some $50 persons SAT q Ia. tables. Tie 4ftsr
timer speeches uCs- IF then brilliant and
were uaEs By distinguished
zen CT TINS STATE, and evitsutIv Mr.. Sa-rzrr.
eli gratefully the euccui1u passed uuCl his
;arseTf IS pubic ran. The menu which
vas handsomely Reproduced. CD a silver and
gold tlnlet enclosed II fitting case of velvet
vas given % hin, far hating r-guerts 7f
he evening.
The HaVanau Consul Mr.. Severance. vas
lls Of the active CTIsiua-Crs and maua-E-s Of
his AFFAIR, thereby indicating the .rra-eFuI
which HawaH ewes to Nr. Sar-
-sut- The Hawaiian SIDE Of the table. ra-
veil filed with islanders, and thsss iii iatsf
With them in business or b fri=utsdip.
OSCAR wrLDE,
The Apostle Of Aestleticisu., the uosr and
he searrher after the beautiful has made san
francisco a visit. he cane in al his b.zutv
Z l0ng hair, fantastic dress, AID striking atm
g1ss- HIS platform dress which Is nat
.sscrbahls, Suggests the rg-appearance Of
msdiaeval e1urtisT, fresh from ! bauf-baz-
His oGt-of-d0or attire i nGrs n kesuinz with
hat Of his couteuporaries
HIS style Ct parting LIS hair n tie middle,
nd covering bis temples ard ears, and also
IL cIean-cGr features give him a Gs-iiesiIT
eni1ine look, which even hiz voice does u5s
ielp 70 correct HIS frsc lecture Il Plar's
Hall vas, 70 q crowded Audience which
aclGded the ellie Ct society Probably bus
title which he uttered for tie frat fifteen min
ties vas heard undsrstandiHg3y; every ons
eng occupied n taking IN. and scanning, the
ersou, dress and style q the speaker. T,
ras really q few sensation, alfhcuEh n-snv
rers familiar with his stage appearance, from
Gradually Is tie audience grew /
.nziIiaT with hin, ard e Eis n.aunerisn5s Il
peech and prsaEnci1tioH Ehey 6lscovs-sd. /
TAT clever and vel educated Enziish rem
eEan was addressing than His lsct4Fp Il
sarse was Of Art, and is cGlrivatfon hal
oh and Poor art which euaoblss and Ten
les human He ar which deosrates nd
toruss both common and beautiful tbf1zs.
Mr.. Wide gave four lectures in this civ.
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