The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-10-23

the arts S6.5l0,0O0; ires list $3.50
20, other reiuctionS SS,OoO,oOO. ~.
uty on Noolen ciolh has been iuCCea>e
cent PER pound, which i the Oa,A
change IN the existing wool tSr6
As the Republicans Claim that \
ftU,jou ia tariff i adv SAole, Il = DIM
Glt TO see much difference between IN
ro1eclOo theory oi either party. p0sls.
ne 20 be reduced. Snd IL Is only : Que>
non OF what articles shall * touched,
Ii il were not Tor the fact thar parties IN
-ereS,e6 IN the production u sugar trom
sorghum OF beelS were confident o. the
rapid development OF these industries II
The United States, the committee would
recommend 5 Sti0 greater reduction II
chs rars u duty on sugar.
The Chinese Exclusion Bill WIS signed
1y the President On October Isl In 5
lengthy message 70 Congress, accom-
p&uyius the b,ll. The President Noon
neniS that special provision be made Il
enable those Chinese u land who were
IN the WAY before the bill was signed.
De also SiyiSei the appropriation q
S2-6.6l9-5 70 indemnify such Chinese
l. have suffered damage thrUuzh NO
Isnce 81 the hands o. lSwleSS men. As
Il i now almost impossible 10 0bsAIn )
quorum IN Congress, no action viii prob
ABLY be taken,
The Chinese On the steamer City Of
New York, having arrived here before
the bill waS Slsuei. Will bs permitted 10
land. Bur Collector HaSer mss received
Instructions nos 10 permit the landing o.
those ex :. : Be,zic and Duke OF West
minister which arrived subsequent %
she bill becoming law, ana those now on
the way VIII be similarly treated. =
ew Chinese who have been refused
landing on their p-ior-rsSljent Or CertIn-
cace claims. have managed % creep IN
- American citizens, among them beIug
more than JCs o. those who were refused
5 landing az Honolulu, eS Cltv u New
YORK. and never intended TO come here.
one OF these became 30 scared aI the
disturbance made Over. his case that he
withdrew his claims To citizenship.
Roger O. Mills hS> been reuOuIuSreti
Tor hlS eighth successive term IN Con-
gresS.
Political PlsssAntries-
The election Of 1855 VIII be recoIlected
IN San Francisco 81 having been e.&r&c-
;srized by most o-4cSzuArily and cow
Ari'y display OF rCrh&niSn. The Demo
Gratis took occasion 70 celebrate the Re
publican primsry elections by nantes
sSrlou Uce1 C&leG since 1886 During the
day they attacked the polling places with
bricks. cubb,s stones, and axes belong
Iuz 70 the Fire Department They tore
down arG 6ruka into buildings, seized
and smashed the ballot boxes and de-
scroysG their contents. Pistol shots were
exclaimed ar various pL4CsS, &u1 AZ one
Ursciucc IN effort w2s u&te 20 burn
INSPECTOR J D. Brugu 70 Gs&tl because
be defended nlS ballot box 4 lighted
lamp w4S -1ruwu 81 him, cutting ; cash
IN biz head. The OIL IguIted and poured
burning. aLI over his body iutictinz
severe injuries The police were either
IN sympathy with BuekLey'S lambs OF
we're GEr&id to interfere Members Of
the Eua Department were conspicuous
- the riuzls&iers IN these ourragss.
The Lzw-bre&kIuz &nd violence Cul-
minated II the evening 81 : O'Clock
when : gang Of the Buckley blackyuzrdS
entered the Republican County Com
-l5ttee'S headquarters They were
headed by i FU64r named Wm. Hsr-
r-n-5or. : renegade Republican, rs
w1r,ied for tre&ehery II becraylng his
party BY receiving office from Buckley
uu6ar the License Collector. This black
guard entered the Republican head
. quarters solely f1r the purpose u Great
M rot, and he h4f not been there
many minutes before he drew his re-
v1lvsr and fred FIVE shots hitting three
men one Of whom received three Of the
bullets II his BODY David DUuOhCs
VS. shot IN the ab6oueu and dI=d
sLllI1 lzE 81 hour Antoine Chris
ci4nSUn waS dangerously wounded BY
bullet entering his ches5, and which
49, extracted from the back. Martin
Kelly VIZ wounded IN three places, N
the left SIDE. the lefr tCct and the chest
Kelly VS. the man that Harrington
chiefly intended TO XII. though he WIS
not particular whose gore VS. she'd. He
himself received TWO bullet wounds, C1e
II the neck. and the other entering the
back nezrs The right shoulder, passing
oct II front VINO fred these tE0 shots
: not known but seven we're Ered Ii al
within about uIuC1e- The widest eX-
element and coufuSiou existed %
N5drusv street, the Republican head
quarters being near Market. This was,
.lruUEhgC1. the most dlSreuu-a1le ard
most iiSzrac4fuI days electi11eeri1z
-aGllcs td4r ever occurred II the city Of
>41 Francisco
Sporting News
The race flr the scuII1Z championship
between Kemp and HanL4n o. the Para
malta EIvsr. Sep5suber zS5h, vEs wOu
1v kemp After hall nile had been
gone over Kemp took the lead. which
b u-zin-LIre,l 90 the end, finishing easily
.eu LsnzrIS before H1uI1n II Elm z5s-
A sgE-Linz race 1t GOODRICH. Ont, be
xeeE william O'ConE5r u I1ruaIo and
Izo- " Lee Of New York, Two miles
=z-h three turus- WIS wuC by 0'C0n10r
b one length IN Z 50
Taemer and G1uf11r vii ruE at g.
Louis early n November, the winner 20
.h4Isn-e Kemp f1r the champiluship Of
he world
ION King the sx-eflamP65u, VINO
;zlsz:L1zd Tzn Mzcs II IS65, L dad
Foreign Affairs
Joan Rs,iugusi. N P. the Irish an
Ator. has been sentenced 20 five weeks
D prIsouUs11-
he price 1f -four has advanced seven
flfIlIu.-s . bag u sIzhtsen stone within