The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-25

which the CoXeyites were denounced
was unjust. The headquarters OF the
army, he said, would be the OLD notei
which was the headquarters or tne
man in whose honor it was named
while he was fighting the British, as
the commonweal was now nghtlng
the British gold ring.
Amendment to the Tariff Bill.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-In the
Senate today Mr.. Davis, Republican,
Minn.,) gave notice of an amendment
to the tariff bill providing for retalia-
tory duties against such countries as
impose discriminating or prohibitory
duties on American grain, grain pro-
ducts, or other agricultural products.
1t is made the duty of the President
to certify the fact of the imposition of
such duties to the Secretary of the
Treasury, who shall then, in lieu of
the duties provided for, collect the
duties named in the amendment.
Sugar Stock Drops.
NEW YORK, May 14-The sensa-
tional stories from Washington giving
the alleged inside history and origin
of the sugar paragraph in the revised
Tariff Bill, had a tendency to make
small marginal holders sell on the
theory that the publicity would not
enure to the benefit of the company in
the House, besides this feeling is more
bearish in the stock because of an i'm
preston that the insiders did not APP
prove of the recent sharp rise. 1t is
common rumor that the pool now
for which there is but little market.
The stock declined from 1869 to 1044,
rallied TO 1861 and closed at 105s.s
Religious Fight in Ireland.
DUBLIN, May IA Catholic mob
attacked an Orangeman's funeral pro-
cession yesterday afternoon in POrta-
down on-the-Bann. The Orangemen
fought back. Revolvers and clubs
were used on both sides, and before
the police arrived one man was shot
dead and several were injured severe
ly. The police separated them and
arrested fourteen men who were in
the thick of the fight, and were retir-
ing with their prisoners when the
mob turned on them and tried to res
cue the men under arrest. The police
charged and the mob fired their revolt
vers at them. More police were sum-
and they arrested more rioters
stHO tuC hOO was CuClI OiSECAoCo'
New Sealing Regulations.
WASHINGTON, May 14.-Mr. Morgan
(Dem., Pa chairman of the commit
tee of foreign affairs, today introduced
in the Senate a bill supplementing
the act approved April 6, 1894, for the
execution of the award rendered at
Paris in relation to the fur seals. It
is made necessary by reason of the
recent treaty with Russia. 1t pro-
vides that the procedure and penal
ties provided for in the case of viola
ton of the provisions of the regula-
tions, shall be made applicable to and
shall be enforced against any citizen
of the United States, or person owing
the duty of obedience to the laws or
the treaties of the United States, who
shall kill, capture or pursue at any
time or in any manner whatever, as
well as to or against any vessel of the
United States, used or employed in
killing, capturing or pursuing at any
time or in any manner whatever any
fur seal or other marine fur-bearing
animal in violation of the provisions
of any treaty or convention into
which the United States may have
entered or may hereafter enter with
any other power, for the purpose of
the adhesion of such power |
20 the arrangements which the Presi- |
lent may make for the due execution |
If such treaty or convention.