The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-05-16

dams were slain is not known. Troops
have been sent TO the scene, and a
pitched battle is expected. 1t IS fear
ed that the reds viii now start out on
. massacreing raid, and then fee into
| the mountains of New Mexico.
i New York dispatch says: Now
that the Columbian naval review has
been officially completed there has
naturally been considerable amount
of speculation started as to what is TO
be done with the several ships in the
United States feet. One of the officers
who came on from Washington today
made out this skeleton programme
and is strongly impressed it will be
carried out in nearly the manner in
which he has outlined it: The San
Francisco and Charleston to go back
to the Pacific station, the Baltimore
and Bennington to go to China; the
Newark (flagship), Atlanta and Con-
cord to form the new European squad
ron; the Chicago flagship and York
town to go to Brazil or the South
Atlantic station the Philadelphia
(fiagship), Miantonomah, Kearsarge,
Detroit, Vesuvius and Cushing to go
to the North Atlantic squadron. The
Dolphin will take the place of the
wrecked Dispatch as a yacht for the
president and secretary oil the navy.
New YORK April 90 Admiral
Gherardi, on behalf of the United
States naval officers, has issued invi-
tations to the principal officers of the
foreign fleet at present in our waters
TO take a trip to Chicago and visit the
Worlds Fair The foreigners will be
the guests of the American officers,
and the finest cars on the New York
Central road will be placed at the dis
posal of the party. Admiral Gherardi
this afternoon said: 81 think there
will be at least one hundred American.
and foreign officers in the party"
Evans and Sontag, the California
bandits and train robbers, have been
heard from again after having stopped
q stage. They are again in the noun
tains, and large number of men are
hunting them as though they were
animals. There will be more blood
shed before the desperadoes are cap
&lred.
a dispatch from Washington says
that orders have been issued to treas |
ury officers, special agents, internal |
revenue agents and others not to |
arrest unregistered Chinese after May |
5th. On that date the Geary Chinese |
law provides that all unregistered |
Chinese in the United States must be
arrested. As the constitutionality of |
the Geary act will be tested before
the Supreme Court on May 10th it
has been decided to await the deci-
sion before ordering wholesale arrests.
Up to noon today fourteen of the 100
Chinese in this city had registered,
and it is expected that most of the
others will do so between now and
Friday next, the last day under the
Geary exclusion act.
State Acknowledgement Hart of |
California called at the department
of justice today and rendered his ser
vices to Solicitor General Aldrich in
the argument relative to the Geary |
anti Chinese law next week. The |
solicitor-general said he would be
glad of Harris assistance, though the |
invitation to the Californian must |
need come from Attorney General
Olney. Hart takes the ground that |
the registration law is no greater |
to the Chinese than the |
passport system which all nations |
recognize is 10 other classes of people. |
Kaiser William is talking seriously |
of visiting the Worlds Fair.