Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-08-14
LATEST NEWS.

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der aud condemned to death.
Vallejo. Aug. 3. Tie crew Of
the T. s. s. Charleston have
wired a complaint to Secretary
Herbert against Lieutenant Com
mander Reeder. Captain Cofiu
allowed the men thcir liberty
which was granted them by
Lieutenant Reeder in the absence
of Captain Coffin. but the men
were not allowed to draw any
money although a years pay is
due nearly to each man Hence
the complaint.
Cowes. Aug. 8. The great
race between the Vigilant and
Britannia takes place today.
New York. Ang. 3. Corbett
claims that Jackson is only
making bluff.
Washington. Aug. 2 The
Sugar Investigation Committee
has presented IFS report. Mem
bers of the senate and officers of
the trust were exonerated from
the charge of wrong doing.
San Francisco, Aug. 3. The
Supervisors Hospital Committee
has purchased the buildings of
the Hawaiian village as well as
the circular structure in which
the volcano was shown. The
material will be used to construct
an assembly ball at the Almhouse.
The price agreed upon is $3.50.
San Francisco, Aug. 3. Gov
ernor Markham has censured
General Dimond for his conduct
| during the late strike in the
following words: 9 gave Gener-
al Dimond, who was on the
ground, almost unlimited power,
believing he would exercise his
judgment in conscientious man
ner. His first effort was. from a
military standpoint, failure,
and has cast odium upon the rank
and file of the guard, not only in
this State. but throughout the
whole country The troops have
been ridiculed and the military
power of the State disgraced and
as General Dimond is the only
officer of the guard to whom l
have issued orders except in cases
of emergency, of which he has
been promptly advised, primarily
he is the one that must explain
to me his excuse.
Chicago, Aug l. The boycott
on the Pullman is withdrawn.
Debs express himself as follows
in regard to strikes: II will
never again be connected with
any strike organization" said
President Debs today This
strike has developed the fact that
the sentiment of the people of
the country is against strikes and
the government stands ready to
put down such movements at the
point of the bayonet. l shall
here after advise all workingmen
to seek redress by the ballot"
New York. Aug. 4 A Herald
dispatch from Valparaiso says:
A correspondent in Lima. Peru.
sends word that reports of a leli-
able nature indicate popular
feeling against the government.
Though all is quiet in Iquique
the strike is still in Clllao, and
for the last four days vessels have
been unable to load or discharge
cargoes in that port and the gov
eminent seems unab BILE to end the
strike.
Washington. Ang. 8. The war
department. has placed itself
firmly against the imposition of
any extra work on privates of the
regular army on the Sabbath and
will insist that in the future all
extra dress parades. reviews and
the like, which were customary
some years ago, must not be tole-
rated. Target practice also in
the army on Sunday, no matter
what the e1igency, is to be pro-
hibited. and any officer who
orders a soldier to take his rifle
and practice on the Sabbath viii
be subject to eourt-martial and
possible dismissal
Topeka. Aug. 8. An open de-
claration Of war against the
American Railway Union was
made today by the Pullman
Palace Car Company when the