Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-11

SAN FRANCISCO, March lU.- ne
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advices
Hovorrrr. March 8. 1894.
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during the last two months has brought
number OF steerare passengers who
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o- support anu no ~oo- i9-7-N -o'
Ing 20 the Islands. rms mas occulIeu
SO often and Honolulu is becoming
.--..- mich tbose strangers
'Na' '-'
a.sn' una. 'I'' I''' 0O--9 '-
interests OF tne eA-'S1een' A' Na' OooD
reported 90 the government, and on
esewtnglv GOOD authority. that the
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rTtr-s5sy rssr rbst viii sron tbe coming
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the same day provides Tor the leporta-
tiou of all. persons in the Islands in re-
lation 90 whom there ls pfooao.e ceu'e
10 believe that he entertalns any unia"-
ul Intentions contrary 90 the esJao-
ished system or government. oucn
persons may oe arrested aud' lound
guilty. oe oanisDed from Tue country
Tor space OF SIX years OF may oe lu-
prisoued al h@I0 i@ooi leIo IoL que
year. a prominent govern nenI o-lc'ai
said yesterday that 10 was the intention
OF the government 10 vigorously en-
force this law aad 90 stop the arrival oL
auy possible heip lor 1le Toy A.i''s- is
is estimated tnaJ over -'o Jl tlese ''sus-
poets have arrived since tne Arsl OF
the year.
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I..no-v NJ .ls~ q ,so9 has 6eso 6isba1de6 and
q 80 orgari1atiop called tbe Union
Darfv has been formed Go take Its place.
MIS- was done as the old club was grow
ing too large TO be satisfactorily man
ared A pIatform has been adopted
tbo+ he favarab'et to the SUPPORT of the
s,,'rs,sti,, oauss and tbe Drovisf0DsI
.,ova-or,ent hut is oDnosed 10 the Asi-
ATTIC Immigration bill now before the
councils This bin. which has already
rassad tbe second reading. provides for
me admission OF 5000 more Chinese
n'aDtation Iaborers. and one plank iu
trs new Darty's platform strongly fa-
vors tbe imDortat.on of Portuguese
labor iD the place of Chinese. The
membership Hst of the party is beCom-
inc verv LARGE. u. ~. Hatch. who was
formerly Vice-Presideut OF the pro-
visioDaI government, and member of
tbe Advisory Council. has been appoint
ed Minister of Foreign Affairs iu the
rlace of President Dole. who found the
drties of both Offices REQUIRED too much
OF mis- time. The appointment OF MIR.
Hatch .ert
AvAcANry TO RE FILLED
10 tne ADVISORY O'ulc''' ho oI ,-'s .ueio
were three nominations one ma1e oy
the American league anu ."o oy tle
council Itself. 4le iat-ef TWO "i,u-
drew from the contest. leaving the
Leagues candidate, L. h. smith, alone
in the race 10 oelnG senerAliy under
$1,000 lnat ohlta was O'lld oy al o~.n
10 lne LelsNe Una. "O-'1 c1-"'c. "''I
L's oa.l as coilcii.ot' ne was ie.'1'oo
oy lle colnchs ot vote oI .' f'
4ne League is secret ORGANIZATION,
ana 10 ls SAID tneY threatened
li tneir candidate Isl not elected
i, 10 oVer1Aro" toe present government.
1n.s' however is nol Senerai'y oe.level,
aItnousn DO Isl "ell known Iact thal
lhe League Is al-em PlilN 90 set hold
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