The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-07-31
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the London Courts.
The Grand Council of the Independent
Labor party, in session at Detroit, en-
dorsed Harrison and Morton.
Boulanger's doctors did not speak with
much confidence TOR him at last &C
counts. (See San Francisco letter.
In the fishery treaty debate. Senator
Chandler made a vigorous attack on the
pro-English administration OF Cleveland
A motion to vote urgency in the
French Chambers for the credit OF $l4,
400 900 for defences was defeated by pa
to l43.
William Walter Phelps Dodge, OF New
York, eloped from Keswick, England
with the daughter OF Cooke, the circus
performer.
From Calcutta it is announced that
the Thibetans have resumed their. adj
vance with strong force through the
Jalop pass.
A letter from the Pope has been read
in the Irish churches, TO remove miscon.
ceptions regarding his decree against
certain Home Rule methods.
A select committee of the Senate will
investigate the importation o, con
tract labor, convicts, paupers, and other
classes OF immigrants in violation OF law
The great locomotive works of Pat
erson, New Jersey, have been compelled
to shut down, being unable to compete
with similar establishments elsewhere
Herr Schmidt, editor of the Cologne
Gazette, has been sentenced to one
months imprisonment for writing arti'
Giles eliminating Prince Henry o.
Reuse.
Five thousand persons assembled III
HYDE Park, London, adopted resolutions
protesting against the course OF the
Government in the case OF Dillon, and
declaring that the death OF Vaudeville
was due TO i'll treatment received in
prison.
Commander-in-Chie Rea OF the G. 4
R. has written a letter cautioning mem
bers against wearing their badges al
p litical gatherings or otherwise show
ing partisanship as Grand Army men.
1t is officially announced in Strasburg
that after January /, 1899, all private
documents written in French, bearing
no date, or dated subsequent TO July J.
1872, must be accompanied by an author
lied German translation at the cost o.
the parties concerned.
Stewart has moved an amendment &c
the Blair labor dill, forbidding the EN-
ployment OF labor for the Government
or paying wages 10 such, for more than
eight hours q day, except in cases Of
emergency when more labor cannot be
obtained, under penalty not exceeding
$500.
A mass meeting Of workingmen il
Montreal, Canada, condemned the land
ing in Canada OF undesirable immigrants
and called upon the Government TO pul
3 stop TO the practice by imposing fine
OF 81 900 Tor each offense UPON any
steamship bringing such people tC
Canada.
Four printers started from Dallas
Texas, in q boat TO explore Trinity river
When forty miles IRON any human hab
itation the explorers became sick. One
named Wall died, another named Wittel
walked forty miles to a railroad The
fate OF the others, Thompson and Tuck
er, is unknown
The Rome Reformer, commenting on
the contract labor investigation OF the
United States Senate, says the Italian
Government will Be on its guard to see
THAT neither America nor any other
country shall'take measures contrary tc
international Law or IN opposition TO the
rights conferred on Italy through diplo-
matte relations.
4 Simla despatch saws the Govern
ment has adopted a resolution rel tive
to the extension OF State education in
India II is designed TO replace private
hoOls by Government Institutions, and
engage British specialists 10 supervise
them. Technical education and moral
training viii be provided for by text
books on morality, based on natural reli-
gion.
At the National Prison Reform Confer
ence in Boston, Chas. E. FELTON,, Of
Chicago, in referring 70 the O'Neill bill
before Congress against prison labor,
said that, if hostile legislation to prison
labor continues, all the prisons in the
country would soon be idle Politicians
tried 70 curry favor with the powerful
labor organizations, but labor must ulti-
mately be q chief factor in the reiOrma-
ton Of prisoners.
Empress Dowager Victoria OF Ger
many il represented By correspondent
70 Dc virtually prisoner. although she
Is not under lock and key. She i 50
surrounded by officials and soldiers Of
the court as to not be free. This treat
ment Is connected with the disappear
ance Of state papers Immediately after
Emperor Fredsrick's death, particularly
the political testament Of Emperor Fred
erick which Is stated certainly to have
been sent 20 London. This document
crosses Bismarrk's plans and its publi-
cati0n might check his course. Sirenu-
ous attempts are making 70 recover all
the lost documents, and, in IN event Of
failure, It Is said that formal Judicial
process viii be brought against the
DoSager Empress 10 secure the return
Of the papers.
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