-- -- -m- Tr-- ,?. v vMitiimip 7" i-- ,- , , t !b7 , "sSkOTIwIpSpS' HH 7-- No. 2315. VOL. XXXVI, No. 1 IIONOU'Ll'. II. T.. KU1DAY U H, t!ll)l. SKMI.WKHICI.V VHOLE WEALTH OF convcio i COMING EVENTS CAST SHADOWS BEFORE j w THE EAST - Constitution Was c Philippines Will in Force, Says mr Lfts--M Prove a Great Estee. Boon. -i ESTEE yesterday morning ,- II. DIETRICH, Junior senator granted the writ of habeas corpus and former governor of Nc- - " ia the rase of Osakl Mnnklcho, broska. Is onu of the passengers holding that he had jurisdiction, that In the Nippon Mnru. He Is accom- the constitution of the United States panied by his daughter and has Just complete in effect the Hawai come from a visit to tho Philippines. ian Islands upon the passage of the Newiands resolution, and that present- Senator Dietrich was one of the party ments by other than a grand jury, and which went ut with Adjutant Qcncral conviction by los than a. Jury of twelve Corbln and went all over tho group of men, were municipal laws contrary to Islands during their stay. The party the constitution and therefore null and void, during the transition period. Ills had Intended to stop here on tho way ruling was directly contrary to that of out, but Just ns the transport had load- the Supreme Court of Hawaii, and ed and vn3 ready to start for this port, Deputy Attorney General Cathcart has there was provalent In San Francisco already Riven notice of his intention a to appeal from It. report Hint there was plague here, Osakl was rearrested on a new charge and as a result the load of merchandise yesterday, after his attorneys had spent for hero was tuken but of the ship, and nearly the, entire morning In trying to the voyage was made to Manila direct. evnde the officers of the law. New Speaking wilts for the remainder of the prisoners of the woik being done In will he Immediately applied for before' the Philippines, Senator Dietrich said Judge Gear who will no doubt follow last evening; . the rul,Ui' of Judge Eftee and order "The future of the Islands Is In of choice 1 safe the release' the assortment the bunds of of crlmlnalH now In prison. The men ' the men who nre In au- will be Immediately rearrested, how- - j thority there and I bellevo that the ever, upon new charges, and must of country will prove a great thing for the noccsslty then be taken before a grand United States. Of course nil depend.' Jury and upon the government but where, tho The Federal court room wns crowded civil uuthorlty has been inaugurated by yesterday morning when Judge Estee Judge Taft, It Is working well and the delivered his opinion. Doth Little and people seem to bu contented, and I be- Gear adjourned court for the occasion, lieve will bo prosperous. Wherever we and with their respective Juries were went we saw tho people plowing up present. Hoth the circuit Judges ere lands which had been without cultiva- given seats on the bench with Estee, tion for three yenrs during tho war and as was Judge Duston of Dayton, Ohio, this land will be put Into rice and hemp who was present. "Gear's face wus at once, and tho result will be that the wreathed in smiles from one car to the old time trade of tho country will be other, as Judge Estee slowly proceeded restored. with the reading of the decision, and "The country Is rich beyond question us he referred to some particular part and tho need Is that Americans go in In which Gear was upheld, the latter and develop It. This will bo done with- ' exchanged broader grins with Davis, out doubt and the people will 11 ml that range tri- and lingered his moustache to hide his dlate of all appollate Judicial (Section 7D3. ItcV. Stnts, there wealth waiting to bo ex- bunals. So all hero ,uco8urtsntob0 pleasure. ' Judicial officers i "It Is the duty of tho Appraisers Value the FLOOD IN CHINA. ploited. There Is no reason why should be especially Interested In main- rights of an "I to watchful of the Constitutional American cannot flvu In didn't have time write a short taining public lnw In this Territory and the citizen." (Boyd vs. U. 8., 11G U. S., that country opinion, I 4.-- and as the statutes provide that more particularly In maintaining the 1C.) Island Steamers at NEW YORK, Sept. Tho Christian the trndo which will como from It must be given live days after the Constitution and statutes of the United So constitutional proWs'ons for the se- Herald 1ms rccelud tho fullowlng from nur occupation of tho archipelago will brief 3 arc .filed," remarked Ju.dge Estee States applicable hereto. curity of person and property should be llov. Arthur II. Hm'.th, of TlentBln, chair- bo sufficient to attract any numbor of as he began to read his decision. I In this habeas corpus matter, thore is liberally construvd. ( Id., 630.) I $550,000. man of the Famine Relict Committee: American business housss In tho nunr It Is given In full a wide difference of opinion nmong the As was said by tho Supieme Court of "CIIEEFOO, Sept. 3. Terrible Yung- - future. At tho present time there Is asellows: Supreme up- - Territorial Judges. Doth tho uie United oimes In the casy ui Walker tso ........... Dr. Itlchnrd mid others n decided growin In OPINION OF TUB COUItT. oth- - ino trade of IIP' and Circuit Courts differ with ench . S. 1. It. It. Co., 165 U. S., quoting Hrsl Step Mddc Toward d Con- I'N'Ve Shanghai committee of Chinese and ,, Is of - '" lire This an nnplli'.itlpn for a writ er, and the members of the Supremo from tin-- fs OJ.G- fori' gnoi h, embracing consuls, merchants, ,, , """ '"" r "hare of It. Of course the,,, Is habeas corpus .ulsineiipon tho pitltlon Court (llfTer among themselves; and espe- "We deem It unnecessary to consider' SOlldfltlon of Wilder and Inter- - missionaries, distribute relief. If fumU "."!' of Japanese. rela-t'o- n - much f the country Is one Osalil Manklchi, a cially so upon the qutstlon of the the rontcntlrn of defendant In error that "t all required at Shanghai, thon u.uik- '" that under e. III.. n.ltlln I.. .1... 1.. Tho evidence, oral and documentary, which thK Territory bears to the tho Territorial Courts are not courts of Island Companies fcr to Yang-ts- i I.IU llllll.l.ljr lull', lllltl...! U1U HgtlWIlg.!.!.. ill shows thut on tho Itli day of May, ISO?, Constitution and laws of the United "(Signed) lii the United Stntes, and that the Seventh SMITH." I not over some parts of the Islands, a presentment was tiled against the peti- Supreme States. For Instance, the Court Amendment Is operative In tho Ter- Several hours later n second cablegram nut not long as o.it-loo- k by Clpi'ilt of not mis win last the tioner the then Judo tho of tills Territory held, In the very recent ritories, for by the aot of April 7, 1S71, hundtcd and tlfty thousand was reee'ved, ns follows: Is fur pence very soon. of tho Territory of Hawaii, cat,e Sugar Co. vs. Sayewiz, ono-thlr- First Circuit of Honomu c. SO, IS Stat. 27, Congress legislating for PIVE Is up-- "Hi. Duncan wires d popula- 12 the valuation placed "The hope of tho country lies In an and without the Intervention of a grur.d Hnw., !!, th.it certain Amendments of Yang-tt- o all tho territories, declared that no party tion dead. Shanghai forming honest administration of 'govern- Jury, chaiglug him wirh iho crime jf the Constitution of the United States shall bo deprived of the right of trial by on the steamers of thu Wllder's relief committee. the In May ment, we believe will follow murder; that afterwards the were not In force here between the 7th Jury In cuses cognizable at common law, Steamship Company and the Inter-Is- l "(Blgneil) SMITH." and this term Court, of same year, ho 1S9S, day of that tho day of July, and the ttth of and while this may not In terms extend Olifitif vli.i I la ulllinln,! it til,. mr.nl I. nP tho course of tho administration as at presentment 1900, and Steam Navigation Company bythe was tried on tho said and June, namely. Articles V, VI, VII, all the provisions of the Seventh Amend- - womr twelv., nirnv., Present being Inaugurated by thu Taft of Manslaughter Indict- tho l'on rlv.r. miles convicted of the crime and XIII, which Articles relate to ment to the Terrlto'les, It docs secure all inrce appraisers nppuinteu a snuri iimu ., iilu ,,. ii. Commission. Theru may be n chance ;n degree. was re- Inouli. of Woo Sune ealu the llrst The verdict ment by a grand Jury for Infamous the rights of' trial by Jury as they ex- ury In fur places turned by nlno of' the twelve jurois. crimes, to common law Jury and since to set a value on the moving of the It stands on that the rush the Islands out a trial, isted at common law." and highly plain may many hold- On the 22nd day of May, IvM, he was by of slavery In Tenl-tor- y stock. is a level cultivated and bu tilled with too office to the existence this If It be true that tho Constitution nnd This valuation arrived at be- bnld to twenty is In no dunger from Hoods.