Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-10
LATEST NEWS.
Per Union S. S. Monowai, Dates
10 May grid.

He attempted to speak from the
steps of the Capitol but was pre-
vented. After a police raid on
the crowd. Coxey, Carl Browne
and Chris Columbus jones were
arrested. The Senate had adj
journed early on account of the
death of Senator Stockbridge
but the House remained in ses-
sion so as to show that they were
not terrorized by the demon
stration Coxey's plan is to wait
for the reinforcements which are
to come. Col. Bob Ingersoll
considers the arrest wrong.
Riots are in progress at Cleve-
land Ohio. Several bloody con
tiicts have taken place between
the police and rioters. Troops are
under arms in case of emergency
President Cleveland was to GO
to fredericksburg on May 10th,
Breckenridge. the defendant in
the notorious breach of promise
case is running for office in Lex
ington Ky.
There is a critical state OF
affairs existing in the Minnesota
Iron mines at Auburn The mil
tia has been called out.
The tariff leaders now believe
that they have satisfactory bill
which would be reported to the
Senate by May 9Th. The chief
trouble has been to fix the sugar
schedule upon satisfactory
basis, and to retain the income
tax in less drastic form than
that adopted by the House.
Senator Jones of Arkansas has
been the moving spirit in this
work. Through him it is learned
tonight that the new sugar sche-
dule will provide for a duty of 40
per cent ad valorem. together with
specific duty of one-eighth of l
cent per pound on sugars testing
sixteen and above, Dutch stand
ard. The sugar schedule as
adopted by the House provided
for specific duties. This was
satisfactory to the sugar planters
but not to the refners.
The express train of Archduke
Joseph, travelling from Buda-
Pesth to Crate. was shot at Apl.
18th. The bullet entered the
compartment next to the one oc-
cupied by the Archduke, No
body was injured.
News from Athens, Greece I'M
der date of April 30th states that
the official reports sent from the
earthquake stricken district in
no wise minimize the first reports
of the disaster. The whole coast
line from the ancient port of
Laryma to Theopolyte suffered
terribly. The loss of life on
Friday night last must have been
very great. NJ. Boupides, Min
lister of the Interior, has received
advices that in the Locrisi dis
trict alone 800 persons were kill
ed. Two hundred and thirty
three bodies have already been
recovered. About 500 were in
jured. The center of the dis
turbance lies between Larvma
and the Maine Gulf. but through
out the entire of Greece the
shocks were felt.
The historic hotel, st. Charles,
of New Orleans was totally de-
stroyed by fire on Apl. 18th.
Several lives were lost.
New York. Apl. 29.-John L.
Sullivan, in his fayorite roll of
John Barleycorn. made a ridicu-
Ions exhibition of himself at
Miners Peoples Theatre on the
Bowery tonight. For the first
time in his life the man in Boston
who for twelve years was perch
ed on the highest pedestal of
of pugilistic fame, was laughed
at and guyed by an audience of
of sports. The occasion was a
benefit performance rendered to
the veteran Harry Hill by his
numerous friends"
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher is