The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-03-09

have been in session here for the past three days
I to-day adopted by unanimous vote n resolution
declaring that the grant of home rule to ireland
would prove disastrous to the trade of both Ire
land and Great Britain. This is the solution Of
/ fered by the Dublin Chamber of Commerce and
| secanded by the Glasgow Chamber.
| Burns, Hyndman, Champion and Williams have
subpHnaed eK-Chlet Commissioner OF Police hen
dersOu to appear witness next Saturday, when
their case Is 10 be called for a final hearing They
expect 10 obtain from Henderson testimony tend
ing to show that the Trafalgar square riots owed
their start and progress more to the inetcency OF
the police than to anything IN the speeches of the
orators Of the day.
LONDON, Feb. 24.-The hearing in the cases of
Burns Hyudman. Champion and Will ms Social
istic leaders, accused by the authorities OF having
melted the recent riots at Trafalgar Square ana
Hyde Park, was resumed to-day. The session was
devoted principally to the hearing of newspaper
reporters AS to the exact language used dy the de
fendluts IN their inhamatory speeches. The pris
Oners were remanded until Saturday, when they
Will be committed for trial for misdeneanor.
LoSDoN, Feb. 24.-It is reported that the first
outline Of Gladstoues Irish proposals has pre-
sented TO his colleagues IN the Cabinet and that
the Premier goes the whole length OF restoring the
Irish Parliament.
LoNDoS Feb 24-Sir William Jenner. the well
known physician, mas ordered Lord Salisbury to go
abroad to recruit his health
NV YORK, Feb. 23.-The independent Of the 18th
inst. Will publish article by Justin Nee grIhy,
tue Memter of Parliament, setting forth, IN in
telllglble form for American readers what Parnell
and mis- confreres include in their demand for
Home Rule.
The Commercial Bank of South Australia, head
office at Adelaide, has suspended payment.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-Lord Roseberry. received
from the British Minister at Athens, Il telegram
announcing the formal submission OF Gre-se and
stating that President DelyHnI,is will prepare d
protest TO the powers that GreeSe submits only Ia
superior force. James Brioe Under Foreign See
retary, answering for the Goyernment the ques-
uOns put by Radical, IN the House of Commons
this morning, stated that the Government did not
entertain tue opinion that the present was fav-.
orab!e time TO approach the sultan with view of
securing tue cessiUn Of territory 10 Gae-Se. The
statement was .heered by the Conservatives.
LONDON, Feb 23-Several thousand Scotch.
women have been thrown out Of employment by
the coll pse of the skirI and rnchiugs industry.
Cue to an American increase Of duty goods OF
that class.
? LoNuoN Feb. 22-The Jockey Climb. which has
hitherto refused 10 take cognIZance OF bettIn
has ANNOUNCED rule that tie Iattersail's Com
mitee will settle betting disputes, and Will report
detauiters and persons guilty of malpractices L.
the club This rule virtually constitutes the Climb
"A Supreme Court TO make and administer the LAWS
Of betting, and places turf dealing ON a business
footing.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-An intimate friend of Sir
Charles Dixie writing to the papers, charges Mr.
Chamberlain with responsibility for Sir
Charles Dukes action III not going into the Wit
aess box daring the progress of the CroUford
case The writer asserts that it WAS sir. Chamber
lalu's vehement assistance against such course
that restrained Sir Charles from appearing As a
witness
BELFAST. Feb. 22.-Laree bodies of oraneemen
wearing regalia, displaying banners and he td-d
by bands OF music, met Lord Randolph Churchill
At the depot here He escorted by huge
procession TO Ulster Hall, where I'D iresseS were
presented to him. Heplying. he sud he wished
that those contemplating the dissolution Of the
Union we're only present. They would tlen per
ceve that Belfast would never submit to diSuniOu.
LONDON, Feb. Pit is stated that John Ne rley
Chief Secretary for Ireland. has instructed the
police and military authorities SD as to render it
virtually impossible to effect evictiOns.
LONDON, Feb. 2l.-IO day the Socialists march
ed from all parts Of London and missed 10000
strong in Hyde Park. The leaders arrived at 3
pm. Mounted police pltrohed the entrance of
the park, ana strong reserve were hsid adj
ness for any emergency, During tine meeting >
GOO rpughs, of threatening appearance, gathered
Great SttnhOpe street, but they vigorously
charged by the police and distersed Speeches
were made from three platforms, Hud resolutions
we're adopted eEpressi - indignation at the delay
of the Government IN commencing public WORKS
for the relief of unemployed workingmen.
LONDON, Feb. 2l.-Parnell has prepared scheme
TO apply the Irish Church surplus. not vet expend-
I'd, to relieving distress in Ireland. Thirty thou
SIND persons have applied to the Mansion House
for relief
Two German, one French, one Italian and one
Australia man-Of-wtr have Joined the British
squadron At Suds Bay. The Duke of Edinburgh
commands the heet The Greek Admiral will NJ,
fight If threatened. but VIII merely excl auge lot-
and then haul down his flag The commanders of
received orders 70 limit their action to formal
dem trs. zion.