The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-11
CHEAP MEN ON EXHIBITION.


$50 a day. Another was locked up
in a house in the EsquimauX village
and two big guards put on the door.
They said when they left Labrador
they were promised to be fed well
and only have to wear seal skin
clothes half a day. Now they we're
made to wear seal skins from a. IN.
to 6 p. m., which no man could stand
in Chicago. The petitioners are
salmon and seal fishers from Labra-
dor, and we're to be paid for their
two years service with the Worlds
Fair Exposition Company 500 New
foundland shillings, worth 20 cents
each-SlO0, and this for the entire
family. The case was continued by
Judge Mcconnell, with the under
standing that if the Esquimaux were
interrered with again they might
come into court without the formal
ity of again petitioning
BoYCoTTs DECLARED ILLEGAL.
At Toledo, Ohio, yesterday, Judge
Kicks of the Federal Court deliver
ed decision granting the applica-
tion of the Toledo, Ann Arbor and
North Michigan RAILROAD to make
permanent his temporary injunction
| issued against the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern and other con-
Meeting lines, on March 11th, re-
straining them from refusing to ac-
cept from OF deliver freight to the
Ann Arbor road on account of the
boycott issued against the road by
Chiefs Arthur and Sergeant of the
Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engin-
eers and Firemen, which were on
strike on that road. The decision
turned on the arraignmcnt for con-
tempt of eight Lake Shore engineers
and fremen who struck in prefer
ence to hauling Ann Arbor cars
turned over to the Lake Shore road.
The motion of the Ann Arbor
Railroad for temporary injunction
against Chief Arthur to restrain
him from issuing boycott order
was next decided. This decision
was written by Judge Taft, but
was read by Judge Kicks in his
absence. 1t declares that the rule
issued by Arthur is in direct contra
vention of the interstate commerce
law and is intended to induce the
employees of the defendant COM
panics to violate that law and the
previous order of the court, and Ar
thur, with the Others, is held to be
conspiring to that end. The deci-
Sion cites Rule u of the Brother
hood and holds that if it be enforced
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conspiracy against the country, and
their organization, in that case, be-
comes illegal. The temporary in,
, junction prayed for was allowed.
Bishop Kip of California is dying.
New smelling works to cost oveI
a million dollars are to be erected
in San Francisco.
Several buildings were burned at
Point Arena, Cal. Gus Graves was
killed in jumping from a hotel win
dow.
Leonard Mason of Virginia has
discovered smokeless power be,
lieved to be the best yet.
!, The original drafts of the Declar-
alton of Independence and the con-
, stituton of the United States will
not be sent to the Worlds Fair.
VIM. r. Shaw, the old and respect
ed cashier of the Lincoln National
Bank at Bath, Maine, is under arrest
There is shortage of $4,000 in his
cash account, and it is supposed that
there is upward of $4,000 more.
l., ,r
West, Florida, over the projected
departure of revolutionary eXpedi,
tion for Cuba. Steam is up on the
revenue cutter McLane to give pur
suit if the expedition gets away. II
was expected that two other revenue
cutters would arrive at any hour.
Mark Twain arrived at New Yorl
from Europe yesterday and register
ed at hotel as George Jones, Glib
; raltar." He was detected by tele
! gram he sent, but would spare NJ
time to talk to reporters.
Ferdinand Ward, the swindlins
linancier lately discharged from Sins
Sing, is going to follow the trade o
a job printer in New York.
Two miles from Jonesboro, Arkan
sas, George Black, a respectable half
breed, had his house attacked by
party of whitecaps When he re
: fused to open to them, they proceed
ed to batter down the door. Blacl
; shot the leader, who proved to b.
w. j. Metcalf, prominent citizel
!, of Jonesboro. Black was then sho
4 down by the gang. Both men died
Metcalf refused while dying t,
divulge the names of his confeder
ates.
. The cruiser Detroit started yester
= day from Baltimore, Md, for New
= port, h. l., for the official trip. Th
= Navy Department selected the cours
| in Narragansett bay for the effort
j The average speed of seventee
2 knots during the run of four con
} secutive hours at sea will have to b
t made to fulfill the terms of the con
Y tract. For every quarter of kno
g over seventeen the contractors wi
k be paid S25, 900 premium. The builC
a ers are satisfied that speed of 6
y least eighteen knots can be mail
: tanned.
r Three big steamers of the Unite
g States and Brazil Mail Steamshi
: Company were sold at auction i
New York and went very cheal
The Allianca went at $4,000 a
a though worth quarter of a million