The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-06

(Per Steamer Monowal VIA Aucklandl
WASHINGTON, March 21.-The new
Tariff Bill repeats the treaties estab-
ished under the Mckinley law.
Pearl Harbor To BE Occupied.
I WASHINGTON, March 20, The Gov
2 Iernment have established a coaling
station at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
Address To Gladstone.
LoNDoN. March 21.-Mr, Glad
stone. replying TO an address pre-
scented 10 him by the Scotch Liber-
ais, declared his career was charge
able with many errors of Judgment,
but Was governed by uprightness of
intention. His future attendance in
Parliament, he said, would be uncer-
tain, as after 90 years Of connection
he was glad for relief from active
conflict The attitude of the House
OF Lords regarding the Liberals, he
thought, demanded the early decis-
ion of the country. He concluded
BY stating that Lord Rosebery was
new spirit aiming to improve the
workers lot In England, but the
greatest danger of an Overgrown
population was if they were permit
ted TO remain ignorant,
Il Warming To Democracy.
LoNpoN. March 22.-Mr. Gladstone.
In letter TO Mr.. John Cowan, chair
man Of his Midlothisn Committee,
virtually bids stately and pathetic
farewell TO his constituents, and
warns them that democracy is enter
ing on period of great moral dan
ger, and had better beware of its
tempt atoms. He urges them TO give
preferences TO the interests of the
whole instead of part of the com
munity.
4 Cannibsl Feast.
SYpSEY. March 23-Iutelhgence
from New Guinea reports & tribal
fight at Rossll Island, sn6 the VIC
tors commemorated their success by
q caupibal feast Twelve hundred
csptives were sacrificed ST the feast.
Sir William McGregor and party
were attacked by a powerful tribe Of
natives IN the vicinity of Poorsra
River, but the latter were repulsed
with no loss on Sir William
McGregor's side
General Booth.
Loxpox. March 2o.-Upwards of
10000 people attended General
Booths Jubilee
The Silver Question
WASHINGTON. March ol-It is re-
ported that the President, yielding 10
great pressure, will assent TO the sill
yer seigniorage bill If 3 pledge is given
that no more silver bills will oe intro
dueed during his term OF office
WASHINGTON, March 3. - Presi-
dent Cleveland suggests that Senator
BANDS Silver Bill should De vetoed,
with 3 view 10 sanction 8 per cent.
OF the Treasury.
United States and China
WASHINGTON, March 22--The Sen
ate Com mittee consider that the trea-
ty between the United States and
Chins restricts the admission OF Chi
nesa into America
WASHINGTON, March 3. = The
American-Chinese treaty proposes
that Americans going to China should
be photographed and registered SINH
lar TO Chinese visiting America
ParneIIites in Open Revolt.
LONDON. March 21.-The Unionists
are strongly opposing the Premier's
proposal 10 appoint q Grand Com NIT
tee upon Scotch business. The Par
neIlItes have issued q manifesto
against the Premier.
Tremendous Dynamite Explosion.
MADRIA. March "a tremendous
explosion occurred at Santander while
a party were engaged IN removing the
dynamite from the hulk wrecked IN
Novem Der last Twelve persons were
killed and thirty wounded The po-
puIace l. inceDsed at the belief that
The dynamite explosion was due 10
neglect, and marched and attacked
the civil Governors and inspectors Of
shipping The military had to be
called out TO QueH the disturbance.