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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-03-13
PUSHING THE BILLS THROUGH.

Olympia, March 12-The fourth ses.
sion of the Washington Legislature ad-
journs Thursday at midnight, and bills
are being rushed through at a lively
rate, with sessions commencing at 8
a. m and ending ait II p. m. The SEN
ate is making better progress than the
house, and passed these bills
Making a penalty to permit persons
under IS years to enter saloons, gam
bling houses or places Of vice for any
purpose.
Placing all normal schools under the
control of one board.
Making warrants receivable for de-
hnquent taxes.
Fixing fees of court stenographer
not in excess of IS per day.
The bill to abolish municipal courts.
which has been reconsidered twice, was
Indefinitely postponed.
DORIS bill placing the power of Inn
peadhment with the supreme court fall.
ed to pass.
The house passed these bills:
To prevent the blacklisting Of EN-
ployes by employers, the fine being
fixed at from $500 to $1,000.
Making 1t unlawful to take salmon
from any water within the state be-
tween March list and April 10th, ant
between August 10th and September
| 10th.
Taking admission Of attorneys out o.
superior courts and transferring to su
preme court; also extending the lengtl
CT course from sixteen months to tw'
years and restricting admission to citl
zens of the United States.
Appropriating $4,000 for Improve
ments, repairs, furniture and llbrar
at the Western Washington asylum
and $3.50, for same at Eastern Wash
ington hospital. These amounts ar
about so pc rcent Of the appropriate
asked for.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAPH.

Omaha, March 12.-1During the early
Catholic church today, party Of Poles
formerly members Of the congregation,
but ousted by Bishop Scannell, entered
the church and attempted to take pos
session. Father Korminski, who waa
saying mass, resisted the attempt to
capture the church, and one OF the In
vading party opened fire. Father Kar-
minslSi drew revolver and fred into
the attacking party. After G long fusii-
AIDE the invaders withdrew, leaving
their wounded in the church.
Portland, March 11.--Constable F. N.
Boley has not succeeded in getting out
Of the state with Isiah II. Bradbury,
the colored politician walo is wanted at
Kansas CITY, Missouri. for election
frauds. He was arrested at Salem last
night and returned to this city today
to answer to a charge OF kidnapping.
His examination is set for this after
noon.
Washington, March liam appllca-
ton has been made for United States
troops to suppress riotous uprising IN
Louisiana. Attorney General Olney has
conferred with the war department.
Oakland, Cal, March Incomplete
returns from yesterdays municipal
election show that John l.. Davie, Pop
ullst was elected over @. w. Nelson,
non-partisan Republican and Demo
cratic candidate, by 800 majority.
Pittsburg, March 12.--Sixteen thous-
and men out Of the $1,000 In the district
are wording at the SO cent rate, and
the miners claim that their battle u
| wen.
New York, March 12.-While the
American Mail steamship Allianca was
proceeding from Colon TO New york.
| she was chased and fired upon py
Spanish man-of-wHr. No douot
prompt demand will be made. on the
| srtanish government for an explanation
az the insult and the reason required
for the attempt made TO stop the Amer
lean mail steamer on the high seas IN
time of peace.
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NINE ITALIANS KILLED
While Under Arrest They Are
Fired Upon.
TWO DRIVERS ALSO KILLED.
COwardly Miners in Ambush Shoot
Them Down Like DOgs---0ther
Telegraphic News,
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Pueblo. Cal, arch 12.-A special to
The Chieftain from Walsenourg'
small town Sc miles south OF pueblo
says:
A mob in ambush at 1880 this evening
fred ON a wagon containing nine 1tal'
bans who are charged with fatally
beating A. ]. Hixon, a saloon keeper a.
Rouse, a coal mining camp six miie'
from Walsenburg, Sunday last. -Four
of the italians and the wagon driver
were killed. The prisoners, who were
lodged in the Walsenburg jail, were
taken ,to the coroner's inquest at Rouse
this afternoon. At the conclusion o1
the session the prisoners were loadeu
into a wagon and started back to jail
AT Rear Creek the crack of a score
of rifles, presumably in the hands Oh
miners, rang out. Four of the prison.
ers. whose names could not be learned,
were instantly killed. Joe Wellby, "a
Young American boy who was driving
the wagon, was also killed. The OIL
GERS returned the fire, which lasted for
several rndnaItes. The most intense ex-
cItement reigns. A later special to
The Chieftain from Trinidad says a
wagon with four of the nine prisoners
was met at Bear Creek by party on
armed men ON horseback. They COM
manded Deputy Sheriff Earl Danford'
who had charge of the prisoners, to
throw up his hands. This he did, but
Driver Wellby, either became excited
or his horses became unmanageaole
and volley from the party killed him
Sheriff OrMalley was on his way 10
meet the prisoners, apd found one oil
them shot IN the bre$st No trace Of
the other prisoners can be found and II
is supposed they were speedily killed.
Monday morning two men en- route
to work at Rouse discovered A, j. Hix-
on, proprietor of THE saloon, in a dying
condition. He expired within an hour
A bloodhound was put on the trail
and within ten minutes seized table
leg in the rear of saloon half mile
distant. Upon examination blood was
found on this leg. The dog then pro.
ceeded TO the saloon door and two men,
Lorenzo Danino and Jobatto Antonio,
were discovered therein, and exhibited
considerable anxiety to get away. They
were arrested Two more men, Pete
Rosetta, and Frank Anrico, were ar
rested in a cabin near by.
Admissions of knowledge OF the muir
der were secured from two of them OF
their arrest and later they divulged the
names of seven others who were with
them, and charged Lorenzo Nandno
with the murder. The entire nine were
arrested by 4 p. m.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

San Francisco, March 12.-Arrived-
Walla Walla, from Victoria and Port
Townsend; Alcatraz( from Yaauina
Bay; Mackinaw, from Tacoma; Colum
bda, from Portland and Astoria.
Whaling steamer jeanette,
whaling
Departed--Ship Dashing Wave, for
Tacoma; bark Mercury, for Port Blake
ley; Arago, for Coos Bay; Australia
for Honolulu.
Freights and charters-Brttish shiI
Vincent, at Tacoma, wheat thence tC
U. K, Havre, Antwerp, or Dunlsirk
British ship Chelmsford, at Portland
wheat thence TO U. X, Havre, Ant
werp or Dunlkirk; British ship Dun
earn, at Portland, wheat thence to U
K, Tavre. Antwerp or Dunlxirk; Ger
man ship Siren, at Tacoma, whea
thence to U. K, Have, Antwerp, o
Dunkirk
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OPIUM SMUGGLING TRIAL.

Portland, March 12.-June has been
set as the time. for the triad in the
United States court Of G. J. Mulkey,
VIM. Dunbar, p, J. 1annon, James
Lotan, Seid Back, and others, for
smuggling opium.
The attorney for the receiver Of the
Oregon National Bank has asked Judge
Stearns for authority to sue the re-
ceiver of the Northwest Loan and
Trust Company for $s5,OOO, the amount
of a fifty per cent assessment on stock
of the Oregon National Bank, asked for
by the comptroller of currency.
The Northwest Loan and Trust Com
pany is owner of $50 shares Of the Ore
gonal National.
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Ex-Qaeen Lii Will Spend Five
Years in Prison.
ANNEXATION MOVEMENT GROWS
The Natives are Rapidly Falling
Into Line.--SteamerS Refuse
to Take DepOrtatiOns.


Victoria, b. c., March 12,-The Mo
vera arrived this afternoon, seven days
from Honolulu. She brought no de-
ported revolutionists. 1t Is understood
that there were some offered, but the
company decided to take no risk In
the matter. Honolulu advicss to March
are:
Work consequent to the rebellion 50
far as the military organizations are
concerned was practically completed
ON Friday when the judge advocate of
the military commission announced
that the government had no more cases
to bring before that body. All cases
have been acted upon and the SEN
tences of only few minor Offenders
have yet to be made known. The na>
t!ves convicted have, as a rule, been
sentenced to five years Imprisonment
at hard labor, the usual fine OF S6,OOc
being remitted by the president. The
ex-aueen has been sentenced to five
years imprisonment and ito pay fine
OF $1,000. She Is still confined in q
room in the executive building, where
che was placed ON the day of her ar
rest, and is under guard of the mill
tary. Just what Is 30 be done with
Liliuokolani is a question which the
government has not yet answered. I'm
doubtedly before the end of the month
some proposition will he received from
the ex-queen's representatives where
by she will either take up her residence
on one OF the other islands or leave
the country, doubtless to go to Eng
land. She has a private income OF
about $4,000 "a year which win not be
interfered with by the. government. II
| viii not be the policy Of the govern
ment to assume an arbitrary attitude
should the ex-queen make a reasonable
| proposition.
| Though the work of the military
| commission is completed, that body Will
| not be dismissed or martial law be
| declared off until all those who have
signed agreements to leave the country
have departed. The movement for an
nexatlon is gaining ground among the
natives and the formation Of an an
nexation league by Sam Parker, one OF
the ex-queen's commissioners to Wash
ington, and other prominent native
Hawaiians and half whites, win doubt
less result in monster annexation petit
tions from all parts Of the islands.
| A remark reported to have come from
a prominent British official that he ex'
pected this thing would be repeated
In a shont time" shows that while the
superficial attitude Of the English may
be friendly they have no deep-seated
love for the republic or the possibility
Of the United States controlling this
territory.
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POLITICIAN BRADBURY.
The Kansas City officer Having Hard
Time In Oregon.

Portland, March 12.-Isiah T. Brad
bury, the colored politician, and Off
Ger F. N. Boley, Of Kansas City, are
still in this city. Both men were
brought back from Salem by Sheriff
Knight, of Marion County, on bench
warrant from Multnomah county, and
Boley appeared today in Judge Hur-
ley's court to show THAT he is properly
authorized to take Bradbury out of
the state. Secretary of State Kincaid
was here to testify that the requisition
from the Governor of Missouri was reg
ular and that it was properly signed
by Governor Lord. The case, however,
was postponed until 1880 tomorrow In
order to give Bradbury's attorney time
to examine all the papers in the case.
Late this afternoon officer Boley and
Detective Welch, of this city, wer
arrested on warrant from Clackamas
county charging them with unlawfully
OBTAINING Bradbury in THAT county last
Sunday.
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TROUBLE AT NEW ORLEANS.
Black Loborers Shot Down by Whites
While ait Work.

New Orleans, March 1.-THE leVef
from Louisiana avenue to MandeVlll'
street is in the hands of an armed mob
and the police are powerless. Tn'
white men are completely in control
and have declared that no negro shal.
appear upon the levee front. 'All worn
on the levee is practically at a stand
still Rioting and bloodshed begai
this morning at O'Clock and resultec
in the killing Of two men and the
wholesale discharge Of fire arms II
two sections of the city. Every thing
was quiet when there came message
that a dozen men had been killed in
front of Jackson square, and a terrible
riot was in progress The police were
at once hustled into patrol wagons
and hurried away. They had barely
gone when Sergeant Richard Walsh, In
command Of the precinct, heard a vol
lev from the direction Of the levee ir
front of the station. He rushed to the
scene and among the freight cars be-
tween Phillip and First streets ht
found crowd OF negroes surrounding
a wounded companion. The man.
head was covered with blood. lie haC
been shot in the mouth. The negro
who is unknown, was taken to tn,
station. Those who we're about dcclar
they were crossing the levee and foun'
a mob of $50 men, armed with Winches
ters and other guns. They marchet
along the levee to Eighth street an
then back on Chopitoulas street t
jackson street and dispersed, accord
ing to what seemed to be a pre- -nrrang
ed plan. At Washington street the
were accosted by Sergeant Walsh, VIII
recognized one Of the men. Among tn
leaders was Walter Owens.
It is positively known that four ne
groes are dead. OF these three ar
unknown. The fourth is a Carribear
At the hospital are eight wounded, an
OF this number two are dying. Nj
Balm, purser Of the British steamshl
Engineer. VINO was shot, is being care
for on board his vessel. His wound
are pronounced dangerous. The car
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wIIL NOT SEND TROOPS.

Washington, March 12.-Thc United
States will not send troops to New
Orleans until 1t has been fully demon
strated that THE city and state off,
cfails are not longer able to main
peace and protect Interstate traffic.
This determination was reached late
this afternoon and telegraphed to the
United States Attorney 1Earalart, at
New Orleans.
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sAN ERANcIsco wHDAr 0IARKET.

San francisco. March 12.-Shippers
are taking all parcels of suitable char
acter on basis of 81 1-2 per Genital
for No. 1 quality, with usual advance
of 1 IA for choice grades. The offer
ings are not large, and this helps to
keep prices rather steady. Milling
wheat, 92 1906; walla W'alla, rs $40
81 IA for fair average quality; 50 1-2@
81 1-2 for blue stem and 75@77 IL for
damn
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

San Pablo Bay. California.
Notice Is hereby given that San Pab-
10 Bay Buoy Gaed, NO. q which recent.
ly disappeared from its position on
Penole Point. win not be replaced
BY order Of the lighthouse board.
HENRY e. NICHOLS.
Commander u. 8. NJ,
Inspector 18th L. H. DIST.
San Francisco. alAlrch Q. 1895.
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tain of the Engineer Threatens to make
the shooting an international affair
Later reports are to the effect that
at least two negroes who were sho'
iumped into the river. They are Still
reported missing. Further trouble Il
expected. The governor has been tel
egraphed to for military aid.
The president of the Maritime Ex'
change telegraphed the governor foi
troops, stating that an officer OF a
British steamer had been shot, anc
International complications mtay arise
The grand jury is investigating.
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CAPT. BRoMANs REPUTATION.

San Francisco, March 12,-Gustop
Broman, the Russian Finn who propos-
ed to make the trip from Marshheld
TO San Francisco in a 12-foot boat, is
well known to the police authorities
all over California Detective Anthony
says that at San Pedro. Sacramento
and in this city he accused his varice1s
landlords Of robbing him Of diamonds
and money. In each case the charge
was dismissed as case OF blachmail.
The San Pedro citizens tarred and
feathered him and drove him out Of
town.
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A SENSATIONAL CHARGE.

Sacramento, March 12.-nhere was
sensation in the senate today when
Senator Biggy charged that this week
ne had been offered $1,000 to stand In
with combination on water gas, tele-
phone and other bills and that railroad
money was promised him when he
reached San Francisco.
A committee Of five was appointed 10
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-03-13
SAN FRANCISCO RACES.

San francisco. March 12,-Rey Alta
was the good thing of the day. He
opened at 20 TO 1, and was backed down
to II. Jim Neal won $4,000 on race.
About six fur1ongs. Don Caesar, 1:1i.
SIX furlongs, Rey Alta. 1I5.
Seven furlongs, Lonnie b., 1;29 IA.
Mile and a half steeplechhse. Three
Forks, 1922.
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investigate Biggy's charges. Biggy ex-
plained the charges freely and said
Senator VIM. ]. Dunn, Democrat Of
the Seventeenth San francisco district,
ds the man who asked him to go into
fha combine
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Marchfeld. Orr, March 12.-The
steamer Arcata sailed today with Cap
tain Broman on board and his log boat
In tow. He wanted to Ibe towed to sea
in his boat, but Captain Cousins would
not do that, so the rigging was taken
Off and the boat win arrive In San
Francisco behind the ArcaAa.
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A DETAU1rDR ARRESTED.

Jacksonville, Fla, March 12--Advices
received here via Tampa report the
arrest in Mexico OF Taylor, the South
Dakota defaulting treasurer.
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cAPTAlN pRoMlAN,s srART.

six furlongs. Hyman, 1:14.
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OGrl Willing Injured.

Carl Willing met with painful
and perhaps serious accident at his
home near Eva court house on Mon
day. A native came to Vikings
place with a rife, in which cart
ridge was lodged and could not be
removed. In handling the weapon
it was accidentally discharged,
Vikings eyes and face being sever
ely burned with powder.
DR.. E. G. Surmann was called
and applied soothing remedies. It
can not &c stated at this time to
what extent Willing has been in
iured. His physician hopes, how
ever, to save the injured mans
eyes if inflammation can be pre-
vented.
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"preps" a visit every week. Off
GERS are getting good work out OF
the boys.
Viggo Jacobson gives notice that
al monies due him from date are
payable to the Pacific Hardware
Company.
Morgan will sell the household
furniture of N. Davis, "Alma Cot
tage," Waikiki, next Monday at 10
o'clock. 4 special car will leave
the corner of Fort and King streets
at 8 Is sharp the morning of the
sale.
Letters have been written to the
National Society of Sons of the
American Revolution at New York
regarding the formation of branch
in Honolulu. As soon as replies
have been received, meeting will
be called for organization.
The new shell of the Myrtle Boat
Club, after improvements made by
Alex. Lyle, was tried yesterday by
Messrs. II. Giles, johnson, Harris
and Petrie, with II. A. Giles as
coxswain. The shell is much i'm
proved. The crews of the club
practice almost nightly.
A. c. Tubbs, an experienced
California hotel man, arrived by
the Australia. Should q favorable
opportunity be presented, Mr..
Tubbs will remain in the islands.
He was employed for some time in
the magnificent Green hotel at Pa
sadena, and comes highly recon-
mended.
The closing of the Japanese
theater is attributed to a lack of
saki at the performances. At the
opening play saki flowed freely
and the audience was large. After
the first night saki was not allowed.
The audiences dwindled until at
the last performance but thirty
were present.
The road jury to decide upon the
feasibility of continuing the esplan-
ade from Brewers wharf across the
Allen & Robinson property to the
Oceanic wharf met yesterday. The
jury is made up of J. B. Atherton,
George Robertson, Messrs. Parma
lee, Ables, Davis and Kane. The
jury adjourned to Thursday.
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rs 10 Ny IaLrOHS ana ETIenUs
I have just opened st my office, lis
Bethel street, Honolulu, n. l., an
ART EXHIBITION of the latest designs
and novelties in Embroidery Work,
Drawn Work, Rope Silk, Kensington
Work and Etchings. I would re-
spectfully invite you and your friends
to call and inspect these goods.
3. BERGERSEN.
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o. To the Public.-C. r. Coll
LINs is better prepared than ever to
manufacture Single and Double Har-
ness, Saddlery of all kinds, Carriage
Tops and Trimmings Workshop, 30
King street.
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SPECIAL. BUSINESS ITEMS.

IL To the PubIic.-Miss ANNA
CAHILL has just received, ex Aus
tralia, a new consignment of Straw
Hats for the coming season. Special
attention is called to the display Of
French Trimmed Pattern Hats to be
placed on exhibition today. Miss
ANNA CAHILL, Arlington Block,
Hotel street.
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g. Bed,oom SETS. Wardrobe,

- Bedroom Sets, Wardrobes,
Ice Boxes, Stoves, Hanging Lamps,
Rugs, Bureaus, Chifoniers, Steamer
and Veranda Chairs, Bed Lounges,
Sofas, Baby Cribs, Clothes Baskets,
Sewing Machines, Whstnots, Meat
Safes, Trunks, ETC., sold st the lowest
Cash Prices at the I. z. L., corner of
Nuuanu and King streets.
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ES"Say! Dc you know that the
EAGLE HOUSE has changed hands?"
And that is not the only change.
Talk about a table-Well, just try it
once. Everything first class. Special
rates TO regular boarders.
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Is Per s s Australia, from the
Coast, Honolulu, May 3d.--Cama-
rinos' Refrigerator, containing full
supply of ice house goods, such as
Navel Oranges, Apples, Caulif1ower,
Celery, Fresh Salmon, Founder,
Frozen Fresh Oysters, Lines, etc.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET.
Telephone, 37S.
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EaS Pacific Carriage Company.
Stand, corner Nuuanu and Hotel
streets. First-class rigs with compe-
tent drivers can be had at all hours of
the day or night. Prices to suit the
times. Telephone AZ.
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C. When you wish to discontinue
housekeeping let Chas. Hawkins
bid on your furniture in its entirety.
It will avoid inconvenience of selling
in pieces or sale. King and Alakea
streets.
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Alexander Lyle VIII Resign.

The Myrtle Boat Club will meet
at the residence of Judge A. G. NJ.
Robertson this evening. On &C.
count of leaving for the Coast, J.
4. Lyle will tender his resignation
as captain Of the club.
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- @. K. Harrison, Practical Piano
and Organ Maker and Tuner, can fur
nish best factory references. Orders
left at Hawaiian News Co. will receive
prompt attention. All work guaran-
teed TO be the same as done in factory.
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- For BaI gains IN New and
Secondhand Furniture, Lawn Now
els, Wicker Chairs, Garden Hose,
etc, call at the I. z. L., corner of
Nuuanu and King streets.
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Notice.

4 SPECIAL MEETING Or THE
"A s.ocs holders Of the Eonokaa Sugar
Compa viii be he'd On THURSDAY,
the 9E1 inst, a. 10 o'clock = Y q tie
Office O. F. 4 Scbaeter & Co.
II. REM IS,
Secretary.
Honolulu, May Sin, 1875. 39sS-3t
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o. New and secondhand furni-
ture, all kinds o. secondhand books,
jewelry and diamonds bought and
sold. Contracts for painting.
CHAS. HAWKINS.
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80 Pafronize uaniwai Baths,
Waikiki. Tramcars pass the door.
w. s. BARTLETT, Proprietor.