The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-09

some lemonade on the night previous
to his being taken sick.
There was disgraceful scene be-
tween a crowd of O'Donnell the
coroner's followers and gathering
of the League of Free Speech and
party of scandinavian sailors, at the
new City Hall lot, San Francisco, on
q recent Sunday. O'Donnell's men,
by bowling and pushing, prevented
the Socialist crowd from listening TO
the orators whom they had come to
hear. A report says: "The efforts
of squad of policemen barely main
tanned peace, but the air was
affrighted with vulgarity, obscene
language and oaths, the grass plots
were trampled orer, and decent
minded people put to blush for the
disgraceful scenes that were enacted.
A large portion of the disturbing
element was composed of young
hoodlums ranging from IL to IS
years of age"
Junipero Lopez, of Santa Bar
bara, ate some opium in order to
sleep, and slept the sleep that knows
no waking.
Isaac II. Bromley, assistant to
Charles Francis Adams, Jr., Presi
dent of the Union Pacific, and Gen
eral e. p. Alexander, one of the
Government Directors of the Union
Pacific, arrived at Portland from
Wyoming, where they have been in
vcstigating the recent Chinese out
RACES. They left for Seattle and
incidentally will examine into the
cause of the attacks on Chinese in
that vicinity, with view of getting
an understanding of public senti-
ment toward coolie labor.
The creditors of the Howe Sewing
Machine Company have decided 10
wind up the concern.
Ferdinand Ward pays $40 per
week for board in Ludlow st. Jail.
| A friend sent him a check for S., 900
expressly STIMULATING that the money
was to be applied to payment of ex-
penses in the Jail.
The employment of non-union
men in a Wheeling, Va, mill pro-
voked an attack by some thirty to
fifty men armed with revolvers. The
assailants, however, were repulsed.
Dennis Kearney in a speech at
Irish-American Hall, San Francisco,
on the 26th ult., upheld the pro-
ceedings of the miners in Wyoming,
and presented resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted, approx
ing the action of the Wyoming
miners in attempting to drive out
the Chinese; condemning the army
for protecting the coolies at work in
the mines; threatening destruction
of the Chinese if their immigration
is not stopped; condemning the
action of the Chinese Consul in
offering large rewards for the arrest
of American citizens in Wyoming,
and, finally, pledgng their olives
and fortunes to drive the Mongo-
lians from our shores, "and to bring
about prosperity and peace. Kear-
ney said that he was not opposed to
any one who sought to suppress the
curse of Chinese immigration, but
declared that the issue should be
kept out of politics, arguing that
after it was settled it would be time
enough to confer Office, if at all
upon those who had labored in the
cause. He declared that $4,000.
900 is yearly sent from California
to China; that Chinese immigration
is increasing at an alarming rate
and that there is no demand fol-
white servant girls, as their places
are filled entirely by Cinnamon.
The greenbackers' platform, as
promulgated in convention, re.
Gently held in New York, declares
All outstanding bonds should be
paid in irredeemable paper money
that the circulation of the national
banks should be retired and thu
government should issue fiat paper
money to the amount of $50 pc
head of population, and expend i
for public works; that no aliel
should be permitted to own land Of
control railroads or telegraph line
in the United States; that gradu
ated, increasing tax should be laid
on incomes, beginning with incomes
of $1,000 and running up to $50,
600, and that all incomes in exces
of the latter figure should be confis
Gated; that convicts should be paiC
reasonable wages, and that the Pre-
sident should call an extra session
of Congress to consider the presen
condition of the labor market.
Buddenseik, the New York house
builder of deathtraps, who wa
found guilty of manslaughter, som
time ago, and sentenced to serv
ten years in the State Prison, wi
probably escape punishment afte
} all. He has full purse, and $