Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-05-19
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
Per Steamer Australia Dates to
May 18th.

handing the Oakland regiment
of the Industrial army was shot
and killed by a constable al
Rocklin. California.
| Washington, May l1-Typh old
has developed among Coxey' $
men, and the entire neighbor-
hood is in state of alarm and
OF great agitation. The army is
dwindling, owing to assertions,
and discomfort is on the rise.
Washington. May 9.-The Pre-
sident has sent to the Senate a
letter from Minister Willis at
Honolulu inclosing the resolu-
tons adopted by mass meeting
of Royalists affirming that loyal
citizens viii refuse to take the
oath of allegiance to the Provi-
sional Government and refrain
from voting for delegates to the
Constitutional Convention.
Reports asserting that Admiral
Walkers mission to the islands
was for the purpose of being on
hand to influence the convention
in standing by the party in power
and to give the moral support of
the United States in reaching a
settlement OF affairs, are said to
be unfounded.
The statement made by the
President showed conclusively
that Walkers assignment had
nothing whatever to do with
Hawaiians affairs in general, but
is for the sole purpose of taking
possession of Pearl Harbor naval
station, ceded to the United
States under the treaty of several
years ago.
Chicago, May IA party of
Honolulu people were registered
at the Grand Pacific today, COM
prising Paul Isenberg, Rev. Hans
Isenberg and wife, Mrs. Emma
Crapp, Miss A. Jones and Miss
III. Strade. Rev. Hans Isenberg
pastor of the German Lutheran
church of Honolulu, said: 1--WE
are Germans on our way to visit
the old country. The islands
were peaceful when we left. l
think republic will be formed
under Dole, who is honest and
able. We favor a protectorate
by the United States, but not
annexation. We are planters and
our labor is Japanese, as they
only can work there in the heat.
The labor laws of the United
States would destroy our planta-
tons, which would be impossible
without japanese labor. We look
doubtful on the fate of republic
if formed, unless there is a pro-
tectorate, having in view the
troubles of South American
republics l am asked why the
natives did not rise to the support
of the Queen. My answer is that
they are too good-Datured to take
so much trouble"
Jacob Rudolph, one of Chris
Buekley's lambs, called at the
Chronicle Office on the 7th inst. |
and declared his intention of |
shooting NJ. ii. De Young. He
shot at the business manager and |
was then thrown into the street |
arrested. and placed under $780, I
600 bonds. He claimed to have
been drunk.
Nearly all OF the Central Amer
lean Republics are engaged in
war.
Tip, the big elephant in Central
Park New York, was put to death
by poison on account Of his bad
temper.
The Republican members of
the Senate are combined to DELAY
action on the tariff bill.
The American House Of Rep
resentat;ves is engaged in the
consideration of the Naval Appro-
priation Bill.
The cruiser New York is to be
'ent to Blueields, Nicaragua.
1t is reported that the German
sarships Fake. Bussard, Alex
lndrino. Marie and Arkonar are
ordered to assemble at Samoa.
japanese are crowding into San
Francisco via Victoria, b. C.
Secretary Herbert is visiting (,