The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-30

were at once concentrated at the /
scene OF the trouble and over one I
hundred Of the nurderous miners 4
have besn arrested By tho troops |
and taken to a place where they /
can he gwen a speedy trial. The +
feeling against the men Is great
in Idaho that they VIII Gndonbt-
edlv he gwen The punishment they
deserve. An idea 0f the lawless-
ness OF these union men may be
ralne6 from the fact that they
blew I'D the railroad bridges and
RAILWAYS ID prevent the troops
from reaching them The -llls
ere DOW being filed By noo-unlon
men and the troops ere expected 10
remain there I'll sunnsr. The
histo-T o. the trouble Is explained
Be follows: 4 lockout WIS begun
Auril Isl By the Mine Owners As
ISOLATION owing ID E difference IN
the matter IF wages and 500O
miners were thrown ont Of Eork-
Since then the nine-owners have
been making & struggle 10 run their
mines with non-unl0n men and
armed guards. The tension has
been intense for months, and the
opinion has prevailed that only 3
spark Was needed 10 start the
fame Of riot The spark came at
last In the decision Of the United
States Court af Boise making per-
petual the injunction against the
Miners Union, prohibiting II from
interfering with the working Of the
mines which had declared the
lockout.
Great Loss OF Life.
There has been q fearful volcanic
Feruption at Tinor, one Of the Phil
4 ippine Islands. The news Of the
/ disaster Is scarce, but dispatches
from Sydney would indicate that
all the inhabitants Of the island,
some $4,000 people, are dead The
masters Of passing vessels state
/ that the island seems all on fire.
The water along the coast was full,
they say, Of half-burned wreekage,
pieces of houses and charred bodies
/ The whole population, seems tc
have been swept into the sea OF
burned, az not a living soul was t1
be seen. Streams Of lava were still
4 flowing toward the shore, showing
that the activity of the voleanoe;
had Tot abated. The steamship
Catterthun, from China TO Sydney
/ brought q similar story into port
Near Sangir she passed through
miles Of debris dissinilar to any
thing that they had before seen
Poles and sides Of huts, most 0
them charred and broken, werf
mingled with such utensils as III
natives Of the Philippines use il
cooking. Many unrecognizable Oh
jects resembling charred human
trunks were also seen. Articles o
headdresg found in the wreckagl
were identified by q sailor who hat
lived in the Philippines az peculia
TO the natives of Sangir and Ii
nearby islands Of the Philippin
group. The ship was passini
through the wreckage from 10 a. N
TO 30 Pm
San Franei SEQ News.
4 The Fulton Iron Works hav
purchased land on the bay al Be-
den near the big stock yards an
viii build an extensive shipyard
, Their works In tnis city wer
burned 81 few weeks ago, and the,
now propose TO become competition
Of the Union Iron Works for a
kinds Of ship-building work.
a fire on the corner OF HoEar
and 18th streets consumed lively
, buildings and caused a damage {
, $4,000.
/ Bernard Reiss OF the firm c
Neuberger, Reiss e. Co, has beer
! again arrested On another charg
Of defrauding the Government {
customs duties. He Is under in
dictment by the United State
Grand jury and VIII be tried. HI
o6ense was in smuggling fine lac
into this port as jute.
Ex-Governor Newton Booth, On
: Of the most prominent citizens c
! the State is dead. His death W.
: caused by cancer Of the tongus
which led 10 q fatal hemorrhage.
The Railroad Commission wan
! the State Board of Examiners
! give them about $4,000 to pay tn
expenses to be incurred in hearin
the charges Of R. o. Shively an
the twenty-seEen answers Of th
railroad companies thereto.
The French Colony celebrate
: the Fall OF the BaEtile with apprc
: pirate exercises on July Il
There is & new stumbling bloc
! in the way Of the Post Office sit
IN the alleged fact that the city Ia
,, no power 10 convey the desired
! part Of Jessie street 10 the Govern
ment- The city viii accept III
SIS. 900 awarded for that portion c
the city cemetery which the Gov
eminent VIII use for forfifeatio,
purposes
Chris Buckley, the ex-DemC
cratic boss, has returned TO thi
city He ran away about a yea
ago when the Wallace Grand Jur