The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-07-14

will charge them s21 for every
person accepted by them and re-
turned by the United States Gov.
eminent.
The United States Supreme
Court gave q decision May 2hth
that the Original Package Law
passed by the last Congress was
constitutional.
The remains of the officers and
men of the United States steam
ships Trenton and Vandalia, who
lost their lives in the late disaster
at Apia, Samoa, and which were
brought to San Francisco June 22d
by the brig Sea Wait, will be
buried at Mare Island.
The Behring Sea bill passed the
House of Lords June 9th, received
the royal assent June 18th, and
will be followed by an order in
Council, of very stringent nature,
prohibiting all vessels carrying the
British flag from taking. killing,
hunting or attempting to hunt,
seals in Behring Sea.
Vesuvius has been in eruption,
but it is thought that the stream of
lava from new crater at the base
of the central cone will not be seri-
GUS. The eruption is connected
directly with the earthquakes in
other parts of Italy, which stop
ped as soon as the flow of lava
commenced.
New York, June 25.-In rela-
ton to the advance Of ] of q cent
per pound in the price of raw sugar
Treasurer Searles of the Have
meyer Sugar Refining Company
said this morning that the rise was
not unexpected, as there is always
a demand for more sugar at this
time of the year than any other.
The rumor that the Sugar Trust is
forcing up the price of sugar be-
cause it has secured control of
most of the sugar crop is abso-
lutely denied by Searles.
VICTORIA, (B. CO., June 29.--The
United States steamer Alert, Lieut.
enant Wainwright commanding,
left for the Behring sea tonight.
Captain Hitchcock is still at the
hospital very ill, suffering from a
relapse of the grip. The steamer
Costa RIGA left for the Behring sea
this evening with coal and sup
plies for the war ships.
A decision has been given in
Arizona that the Edmunds Act and
other laws against polygamy ap-
ply to all the Territories, placing
them under the exclusive jurisdic-
ton of the United States. The de-
cision also affects the r2gnt of
widows dover, which is allowed
by that act, but denied by some of
the Territories.
The Chilean Provisional Junto,
representing the insurgent party, |
have issued a circular note ad-
dressed to the European Powers
asking for recognition as bellige-
rents, on the ground that it is in
'ull possession of oyer half the in
labited land of the republic, is
strong enough to make itself res
,ected by force of arms to protect
Jhileans and foreigners, and is
constantly gaining strength.
The first of the bribery cases in
connection with the Hennessy case
It New Orleans was decided June
'th by the conviction of Bernard
ilaudi, who was accused of offer
ng $500 to H. B. Atwood, a tales
uror, if he would go on the jury
nd "do the right thing"
A dispatch has been received
rom Chile stating that the Govern
nent of Chile will take part in the
Worlds Fair. 1t will erect its
wn building and asks that an acre
ground be allotted to it.
The anti-foreign feeling has been
in China, eliminating in
ttacks on French missions at W.
utch. The French and American
have demanded pro-
ection for their citizens. The pop
lar feeling has grown so strong
hat British company has been
to give up its plan of
ending a steamer up the Yang I
SEE River. Several missionary
Establishments IN the vicinity of
AXE Poyang near Kiu Kiang On
he Yang Tsze River have been
,oted by the Chinese.