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The Orlando Herald'
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Willis 1! EHKM4M. Publisher
t ondenaed for Hi* ('•iiiiriiltune of Uur
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Deposit, !-, ..i the
Orlando Oklahoma <">; *»',<; i , -h i-,
——————— ner a hull Saturday evening
III.- iVIunet Kansas suspeitini.'th« »»liir*
*lt bank mot in Tur-
Tin Bavarian **ir miuister
that dueling shall not Ih» prohibited.
Probably ho fear* that onoo deprive*
of this ntliiod of >•11' 1111differ*not#
oJU'ito.l gentle nun might resori t«>
violence.
Kfvti » ky elected eight women n*
county school iiujierintendents at the
recent election. One of thorn is a
widow, about 4A years old, ai<d the
mother of fourteen ohildren. seven
of whom are under 12 years o.' age-
I r is probable that wo have as
many old fashione i winters as they
ever had in old-fashioned times
Our old inhabitants doubtless think
that the winters were more •cveie
in their youth than they aro to day,
because thov remember tho nevorn
winters of their boyhood and forget
the mild ones.
l'ltoFKSsOH 11 a 7. t s, of the woathor
bureau, expresses tho opinion that
all tho conclusion experiments to
prodnee rain have been failures, and
tha» those conducted in l.'onnecticut
last summer seemed to prolong the
drought in that seetion. while there
was plenty of rain in the rogloii
roundabout.
Kvks tho persuasive ami eloquent
Dr. Depew failed to talk with Jf/flg
Humbert while in Home Kocent
events have not tended to make thin
monarch very communicative to citi
zens of a republic which can show up
nothing in tho lino of political cor-
ruption to match that which scat
terod his cabinet-
Two men stole what they thought
was a a bottlo of whisky. Hy tho
time the glow of its contents had
permeated their interiors they
learned with some chagrin that it
was bedbug poison, and died- The
only way to get even will bo to sot
some whisky whore tho bedbugs will
be fooled bv it
Dr. l'arkliurht ha- received a threat-
ening letter warning him that he has
only uutil Christinas to live
loveland
LiliuoU-
A Klfcht W.|h Death.
Thousands of j eople have gone t »
their deaths with l>r<ghts Dim use « f
the kidneys hii I Diabetes with 'tit
f their trouble
until within a month -»r two of ths
grave It is now declared by one « f
the most reputable Drug \s&odationA
in the country that these kidney
troubles are the resul* of l'raetn«t
poiaoning and that a certain cure hts
i»een discovered. The majority ol
people who ti in I health and strength
, gradually failing either have no sill,
pleioii of the n iture of the trouble >1
iiaving alvia\s Imm-ii told that ltrigh'. i
Disease could never be cured ha?t*
shrunk from the knowledge that th".'
were vie ti ins "f it Now that a eiv
has been discovered however there
need be no hesitation in learning what
indicates the disease and each ease can
be tested at home by the one interested
without either expense or incon-
venience. I'rogretthivc physicians are
now agreed that f<»r the several months
before child-birth all women are
especially subject t > kidney troubles
ii.id that tests should be made during
this time to determine w hether sugar
or albumen indicate kidney diaeaw.
The many eases of I rc;nnic convulsions
occasioning death at. or proceeding,
child-birth are due to this cause which
is too often overlooked and unsnspcct
ed.„ From all this it would see in a
• take advantage of the
American Drug \shocia-
11 reus is i ochnower Itldg..
The civil service commission has Cincinnati, Ohio. The offer is that to
submitted a report showing what has each person sending their nddres.su
been ncompliahcd and what is hoped , test outfit including full directions and
to be done in the future. apparatus for the most accurate test
n«- .... ,.i , , . mi for Itright's Disease and Diabetes will
liy resorting to strategy Monday
Jailer Norm of Kansas City,.succeeded
in ascertaining the dwelling place of
a woman arrested for shoplifting
The house of lords lias virtually
killed tho employers' liability bill.
ANl> STILL NO CHANGE.
A VERY BAD YEAR.
Senator Palmer says that
has no intention of reatorin
alani to her throne by force
Ntsr Harrisburg, \i > Kaittrda y
Miss IJtcie Keller was m indered by n
fiend who tried to assault her
The annual convention of the Mi-,
aonri n M > a at Bedalia has tnded
after a very stiecessful meeting.
A dog show open.nf Tuesday at Chi-
cago l ive hundred cracks have been
entered by out-of-town owners.
The safe or the I'lano National Hank
st I'lano, Tex., was blown to pieces !
Friday night und robbed of a large
sum.
The third annual session <-f the
Korthwest Missouri editors c
ft Joseph Saturday w ith the <
of officers.
ed at
ctioi.
Toe employes of the Lehigh Valley
road were Tuesday notified that the
wages of yard engineers and firem-n 1
would ue cut.
phi in dutv
..ir.-r ..f l iiu
eurely packed in
•c of cost. The Association is well
iowii to us and can 1«e depended upon
do just what t hey sa> .
ami their action has added fuel to the
fire of resentment against the peers
The police of South llond. I ltd..
think they have a cine that Frank
Smith, a notorious gold brick man had
n hand in the recent bank robbery
there.
In the supreme court
important decision was handed d>
Saturday, to the effect that the new
mortgage law does not affect actions
begun before it went into effect.
Mrs. Lewis has been arrested for
so ling liquor to the Osage Indians.
Now it is silver that has been dis-
covered in the Wichita mountains.
Holders of lots in Knid must lib*
upon them before next Saturday
Nichtheroy. the royal suburb of |{id
Kansas an j do Janeiro, has been completely do
stroyed by the shells of tho insurgent
fleet
The
grain w
st royed
heavy I
llanscat:
•a rchou
bv III
The supporters of l ee in Virginia
are unwilling to abide bv the action j
of the „„,l will try "t.» ,.rK„nj,.» i .
a bolt and elect htm senator in spite pjj n srl.j(
• house,
Antli .. .
rida.v night,
A uie
of the indorsements of Marti
A MtNisTi.it in Iluv* i hlll. Mass., has
gotten himself into trouble over his
efforts to ox terminate a skunk. Ho
caught tho animal, and in uUomnt-
luj? tu sulTocato it burned it Tho S.
1#. (' A. prosecuted him, and after
he had ploaded guilty ho was lined
*15. Now tho poople are dividing
thoir condemnation botwoon the so
ciety and tho judge.
ALONG tho Mississippi tho pros
pect of having to drink
Chicago sewer water is arousing
much interest and alarm. l'he Mis
sissippi river now is about ten times
purer ubove tho mouth of tho Illinois
than below it When Chicago's big
sewer £ots in full operation tin
amount of chlorine floating will kill
every catfish in the river.
It is said that Mr. Howells makes
$8<» ,0 i ) a year by his writings. Lit-
erature, it seems, no longer lives in
a garret, tho consort of poverty and
shame. A man who writes to-day
and writes what tho people want can
got what ho earns, and ho can earn
enough usually to keep himself and
family in comfort Tho old days of
Bohemian poverty are over.
PitOVfcwoR Garner's best chimpan-
zee has died. The animal reached
tho confines of civilization, listonod
sadly to tho conversation, rollod its
eyes resignedly and went hence.
This strengthens Profossor Garner's
position, lie contends that chlmpau-
aees understand language and that
he has derived much pleasure fron\
interchange of views with them.
Turkic young conspirators ate on
trial at Montreal for having at-
tempted to blow up or down, or over
sidewiso. tho Nelson monument A
postponement has been secured in
order to allow witnesses to leave the
country. This is found to be as
effectivo as the "technicality" in de-
feating justice, and does not make
judge aud lawyers appear a lot of
Thk recent uso of the guillotine in
Paris has started anow the discussion
as to rolativo merits of methods of
rendering the murder innocuous. It
must be admitted that a man once
beheaded is fully as incapable of
acting on criminal impulse as thi .^li
ho had- boon hanged, and that un
electrocuted p rson is at an equal
disadvantage. Therefore all the
methods have points of excellence.
Aktfr a long struggle the com-
pany organized to catch porpoises
for their skins has gone into the
hands of a receiver. Them has
never been a time when the company
could supply tho demand for por-
poise leather to be turned into shoo
laces, but in spite of tho excellence
of tho leather for shoo uppers, its
price has always prevented its get-
ting a hold upon tho market Tho
oil of the porpoise, of great value for
scvetal purposes is only slowly bo
coming known to the public.
A small coasting stcamc
_. , off Kagohara, ii -ar Natsu
s | five out of sixI v f•.
crelv ...
foundered
all the
saved
h is been select
xtensive Russian
he leepU snovv-
Thc war of the crusaders on the i clad portions of Moscow,
Wichita saloons is becoming serious.
and there are prospects of jjrave
trouble. Saturday one of the loag
spotters was set upon and severely
beaten
As soon as it be.anv probable that
Oklahoma was fo have two new jus
ticos there was a great rush of appli
i cation for the appointments.
Fiight I
out of F.dward Morwitz. proprietor of
! the Philadelphia ticrnian Democrat.
I oldest dailv paper in tho country, died
1 ' " illne
The shaft of the ICohinoor colliery
of Shonandoub. I'a . one of the Head
ing company's largest mines is burn
t'l ;.
Star* .Unfirj S«»f#lyOni Railways
IU< oin* H»nkrupt.
raJCAOO. Dec. IS.—The Railway
Age publishes an elaborate ntatement
of tho financial troubles of railway
companies during the year. It says:
"During the year now closing near-
ly thirteen per cent of the entire rail-
way mileage , of the I*nited States,
representing over twelve per CPnt of
the entire capitalisation, has gone in-
to the hands of receivers. During tho
two yearn, l*l»» and 1*03, the com-
panies for which receivers were ap-
pointed represent over nineteen per
..cut of the mileage and nearly sixteen
per cent of the capital stock and
which it was stated that tha provi- bonds of all the railways in the
HAWAIIAN ADVICES RECEIVED
up ro obobmbir o.
Minister Willi* Um Still Walling for
I uolirr luttrurliuiia l»«-forr .%« «lnk
rroiiloiil I lulu A»k» fur Information
aii.l l(ai'«lv«M mii AnilMifUuua Itrjily.
KRAI IS. •• i
vitli Hawaiian ad\
c. 1 S. — The
»d this tnoru-
i'ci t » De 'cui-
cleveland on hawaii.
MESSAGE AND CCJRRFSPOND-
INCE se fore congress.
The PrMldant'a KITorli to I'raeefully Kf
•tore the (jueen I naralllng—The Mat-
t MINI'TF.B WILLIS* IJUTRCCTIOM.
MrM«cei Sent l»f Secretary GrMhaa-
Propoaltlon* for the Ki-Queea.
Washington. Dec 10 — While the
senate was wrangling over the ques-
tion of reading the documents ac-
companying the resident's Hawaiian
f'ssage. Speaker t'rlap gave them t3
id i
l*resident Dole a I-
Minister Willis in ^
sionai government had received no-
tice from Minister Tliurston of Secre-
tary tiresham's letter and wished to
inquire if it was correct, and, if so,
intimated that it was due them to be
informed what were the intentions of
the Fnited States in relation to the
recommendations of the secretary of
state. December \5 a reply *wai re-
c'dvcd bv President Dole in which
Minister Willis stated in substance
taat !>e considered the letter of S«c-
rctarv (iresham a domestic matte
country
"Two weeks before the close of the
year, we find in the record of com-
panies for whom receivers have been
appointed since January no less than
seventy-one roads, with nearly
miles of line, an outstanding bonded
indebtedness of almotl §754,000,000
and capital stock aggregating over
? .:i4,noo.imm making a total of almost
S1,'Jsn,ono.immi of stiM'k and bonds from
which all returns are suspended with
the certainty that a large part of their
wiih "which lie (Willis! hid nothing value will be wiped out before the
to do It was his opinion, however, | long process of the courts is ended.
President Cleveland would de-
that
cide to furnish definite information
and Instructions as soon as he hud re-
ceived tain advices which had been
transmitted to him It was Minister
Willis' opinion tiat President
Cleveland would be able to come
1 Union ouil li.y because I »h.
UNION PACIFIC FIGURES.
Il.-nt) l>erre»«e iu Orom and Net II
ter Left t.i Con«re»a for Settleuieut— the public in the house.
Ntevent Arraluneil.
The first communication of import-
ance was the letter of instructions
from Secretary (jreshain to Minister
Willis, dated October 1". D'»3. ^ln this
Mr. (iresham in giving supplemental
instructions to Mr. Willis regarding
the relations of the I*nited States gov-
ernment toward the islands direi'ted
hiin to proceed in accordance with Mr.
Bl0Ullt*s i cpoi t He then iletailed tit#
fa<*ts Which Mr lllonnt gave in his
Wasiiinoton, Dcc 10 —As soon as
both houses of congress had completed
their preliminary work yesterday, a
messenger from the president pre-
sented to thein the long promised
special message on the Hawaiian
complication.
The message is a very lengthy
document ami severely arraigned ttx- ... , ,i , ,iw,
Minister Stevens He is charged with report and Informed him that the an
being in a conspira \\ to overthrow nexatiOn treaty would not Iks returned
the government of the' queeu, ami is to the senate and continued:
held solely responsible for the revolu- on your arrival you will take advantage of
,ion. I K. ......Went .locla^ the
queen surrendered to the I niteu lon n-irardlnw. ihf^ reprehenslhir
States and not to tho provisional guv- of th<- Am«
ernment, until the matter could be
onduct
mioUter and lh»- prenenre on
Fand of" the United Slates fort- > Ad\ihO»ier
. «»f t hi- desire of this government lo do Jastlee
reviewed at >> ashlngton. ami says: un(, lo lhls wrolu. you wm. h.
Ah I apprehend ti e idtuaHou.ae arc brought the same time infoi
faceto face with th« followiiu' conditions j dent expect* th.ii
The lawful government ot Hawaii waa over ' "• »'
he
r«tl|>t« for Oetolter aud the Tear.
ItosTON, Dec, 16 The October state
ment of the I'nion Pacific railroad
gross decrease
linsiouTt". liaVe the Huwaiiaii '» receipts of JI.Otiii.73:.; net .lecrea-e
tiled A nl evioiM ?"•"»*».' 1®. I he net decrease for ten
i n out lis was
■■lily
trouIde sjh:
note had also been received from
Min ster Willis iu which it is under-
stood he acquiesced iu the notice
served upon him that no troop* should
bo landed from the United States
nien of. war without the written con-
sent of the provisional government.
December 7 too executive ami ad-
visory councilsof the government met
to consider the question of investigat-
ing the conduct and loyalty of a num-
ber of employes known to be Ko.valists
or (loyalist sympathizers. After a
long debate thu following resolutions
were passed with but one dissenting
vote:
Keiolvcd. That it i- the opinion of this ad*
visnrv council that the executive should pro
I'd upon un mo'ttiniition as to th<- loyali
nil the employes of this government
ipport ixlvni hv them lo
St. I.ouln ••Zoo" Mortgaged.
St. Lot is, Mo., Doc. is - The St.
Louis Agricultural and Mechanical as-
sociation was to-day forced to mort-
gage Its personal property including
the zoological collections to raise -
000 to apply on overdue salaries. The
real estate consisting of some ."•'HI acres
of ground, was already covered by a
mortgage, and the personal effects
had to respond to this last call.
Flfteun Cholera Victim*.
St. Petkksiu iio, Dec. is. At the
annual banuuet, on Monday last at
the winter palace, of the soldiers dec*
orated with the cross of St. Andrew
and St. Oeorge, forty of the guests
are said to have partaken of a meat,
pie which was in a putrid state. The
result is fifteen of thein have since
died of cholera and the others were
very sick for several days afterward.
A iinlversary < elehratlou.
Fiiii.apkt.piiia, Dec.. Iv The llrtth
raped
. will b»
ing The miners nil «
hundred inen and boy
employment.
There'Was almost a riot in London Thursday, aft e
Sunday when the anarchists defied I davs.
law and the police and gathered in ...
Trafalgar square in spite of the or- , l',reeanght in i lie rea
ders for them not todoso, w hich had ' ''vine Hros. clothing I
111 West Superior Str
Minn , Thursda\ and
| jurcd the stock and building.
•s of only six1
part of the
ntse. 1 in and
ct. Diiluth.
greatly in
been issued
Chief Harris of the Cherokee natnu
is withdrawn all opposition to th
sale of the Cherokee bonds, and will I Matters were comparatively quiet
further their sale. Tho authorized "it Trafalgar square Sunday, anarch
agents will sta.t east immediately to ists fearing to make demonstration.',
sell the bonds.
The Downing men in the Cherokee
council claim that one of their mem
here who voted to pass the bill for
the appoint incut of financial commis-
sioners over the head of the chief was
paid for his vote.
Albert Hrutneu, receiving > ishier of
the Rochester. N Y . Savings bank
committed suicide Tuesday morning
by shooting himself at his bouse He
had been ill for three weeks, suffering
from an attack of la grippe, aud it is
supposed that despondency prompted
the act.
Circuit court at Dexter. Mo., on
Tuesday sustained the Niagara "usur
anee company in its refusal to pay a
tire loss, on the ground that the loser
ha I not complied \n ith a clause of the
policy requiring Mie assured to take
an anuuai invoice and keep a cash ac
count, depositing both in an iron safe
The directors of the influential tier
mania Club, of Chicago, have declined
to accept a picture of tiovernor Alt
geld t>> he bung in the club, and the
governor refused to attend the ban
quet given l»y the club the other night
There is a great ileal of feeling over
the affair and it means a split in the
etvb
OF INTEREST TO CONSUMPTIVES
Dr. A in l< I,
There is a grim humor in that
lettor accompanying that infernal
machine which was forwarded to
Caprivi, but the sender ought t«> bo
put where ho will have no further
opportunities for combining humor
and missives of death,
Some Eastern swindlers whoso ur
lawful profits have been |"iOVii'i
have been fined sums aggregating
£1,40). While it is true that the'
way of the transgressor is hard, there
can bo no denial that in spots it
might be harder.
Anv man can make his name a
household word, can 1>, the object of
the fiercest denunciation anc» tho
sweetest eulogy, get his name in all
the papers and his cartoons in all the
funny prints, by simply becoming
the author of a taritT hill. It is the
short cut to immortality.
In 18*20 it was asked in England.
••Who ever read an American book '"
Now Kngland erects memorials to
American poets in tho chapter house
of Westminster abbey. The whirligig
of time has mado a revolution.
Cincinnati, Dec. is At a meeting
of physicians prosentiiur the \mick
cure for consumption called to discuss
with the discoverer, at his home here,
his published assertion that change <>t
climate is unnecessary. Dr \tuick said
to-da\ \ warm, dry climate is bene
flcial if the patient stays in it perinu
nentlv but harm always results from
a stay of a few weeks or months, when
the patient returns to a colder tem-
perature or lower altitude. In less
patients desiring my treatment " he
said, can go away t«» remain until
May. I advise them to take the medi
cine in tho comfort of their own homes,
but before thev definitely abandon an\
propose.I trip, depending absolutely «»n
m\ dhc jvery to cure them. I urge each
to first try the treatment free «>f ex
pense and then decide for themselves.
I therefore furnish free test medicines
for all having any lung trouble to en-
able both physician and patient to
judge by result."
•ount of- the esuitciucnt over 1
Paris outrage.
The village jail of Stoutsburg. Mo.,
was broken into Wednesday night, and
a large sum of money stolen from
John Williams, who had been arrested
for drunkenness
A large fire occurred at Morgan-
town, N i'., Thursday morning An
entire square in the business part of
town was destroyed, including a hotel
and several stores.
Secretary of Agriculture Morton is n
very small bore man, who, being not
big enough for the place Ii ? Is trying
to till, bus an idea that the pla c s
not big < cough for him
• The convention of the American
l ederatun of l abor opened at Chica-
go Monhay, and the opposition t<>
President (ionipers is strong enough
' to insure a lively fight.
i From the debute of the past week in
the reichstag it is becoming evident
i that the government will fail in fore
| ing the passage of some of the pro
> posed financial legislation.
The anarchist named Valiant, who
was one of tho wounded taken to the
hospitals, has confessed to being the
j person who threu the bomb in the
: French chamber of deputies
At California M>. the large sale
stable of II I Diiweniek was eoi.-
J sutned bv tire Thursday night with
; eight valuable horses, harness, feed,
etc. The loss is estimated at Sln.oou.
(1 the
ipport idvcn hv them to it
Itfsolveil Th it In the determination of th»»
loyalt\ "f the >'hi|)|om-h ot the Kovernment tho |
>tutnlurd shall in.-lisle no live support of this
government anil I in purposes
When seen December President >
Dole stated that investigations of mis- 1
conduct and disloyalty in office holders i
under the provisional government I
would begin at once and whenever '
removals were found necessary they anniversary of the co nmencement of
would be made without fear or favor.
I bis method could be continued until
the government was .v ,
surio.in,l,..l I.v Bono but Us activc last nl|rH«t the tilth annual
frior»<ls the Pennsylvania Sons of Kevolu-
Wlipn n^ain asked if the govern- I tion in rlirist church. Tho old church
nicut would i-eMst anv internal or c\ In Avhose pc\\> sat Washington,
tcrnal attack. I'residcnt Hole emphat- franklin, .leffcrson and their enmpa-
ically i' plied that ii would. Al the , triots, \vasj.rowded to the door.
same time he hoped that matters had SU(„ n,lbb.,l.
n already taken up by the I nited I AltII , N, Tc\,is.. IK-c in.—News
reached here of the hold-up and rob-
I the eneam unent of the army of Aniet
! ica nt Valley Forge was celebrate
thrown without the drawing <>t a sword or the
flrtoii uf a fhot. I>\ a prove*-* every step of
whifh I' may safely l>< anserteil i- direct Iv
truveahlele and depi'inlent for Its mi'tess
upon the ajreney of the I'nlted states jioveru
ment through lis Uipiouiatie and naval reprc
sentatlves
It t for the notorious predilections of the
United Stiit»-s minister for annexation the
committee of safety, which should he cal e«.
the lonimitiee of annexution, would never
have exist d
Hut lor the luiidin: of the Pelted States
forces upon the fui-> iretexts respect in the
daiuer of life and property the committee
would never have exposed themselves t® the
the owen thst the presi
io will extend amnesty
ju-rtHist her including sli
«rbo vera connected wlta the pro
visional government, deprivinit them of
no ri.'ht or prluhv Hnv.n: secured the
iiueen s i reement to pursue this policy von
wl I advise the executive of the provisional
government and his ministers of the preil
iient's determination on this question, which
their action anil that of the micen devolved
upon him and that thev are expected to
promptly restore her constitutional authority
Sh uId the queen decline to pursue the course
sunvested or should the provisional govern-
ment refuse to abide hy the president s decis
ion vou will report the facts and await further
instructions
Mr. <iresham telegraphed to Minis-
pains and penalties ot treasou bv undertaking ^ (cr Willis through the dispatch agent
the subversionthe queen's overnment ^ ( , (lf v-
I states ' at San r rancisco tinoer ilati ox ao
Hut for the presence of the I'nltei
forces Iu the immediate vicinity and in posi
Hon to afford all needed protection and sup
p. rt, the commit tee would not have proclaimed
the provisional uovernment from the steps of
the government biiildln '
And. tlnallv but for the lawless occupation
of Honolulu under false pr« texts bv t he I nited
states forces and but for Minister Stevens s
recognition of the provisional government
when the Tinted States forces were its sole
support and constituted its only mi it irv
strength, the queen ami her government would
never have vie.de«| to the provlslomil govern-
ment, even for a time and for the sole purpose
of submitting her case to the enlightened ju-»
tice of the Putted States
Melievin.' therefore that the 1'nited State*
could not. under the cin-umstaiices tliscloseti
annex these islands without justly incurring
the imputation of acquiring them by unjusti
liable methods. I .hall not again submit the
treaty of annexution lo tho senate for it - con
federation and in the instructions to Minister
willis, a copy of which accompanies this docu
copy of which accnmpanie, i ns .tot-,. ■ eminent in a
I hav .lirected him to sti inform tne ,,f H,j,ninlst rat ion shall b- ;
iionul L-iiv ernment 1 ......... m
provisional governin'
Hut in the preset
opinion
States congress and said he believed it
would be ultimately settled there*
President Dole confirmed thestnte-
nient %f various members of tne cham-
ber of commerce that McKenzie
KoweTTTngAnt of t anada, had advised
the chamber of commerce strongly to
•1 the reciprocity treaty with the
bery of the stage running betw
Haskell and Benjamin..Texas, some
eighty miles north of here The work
was done by a masked lone highway-
man. No passengers were on the
stage and nothing was taken except
Fnited States, which, he claimed, was j the mail pouch, which was carried off
already defeated by the action of the i by the robber. The highwayman was
McKinley bill. Canada was ready to i recognized by the staire driver and
make a fair treaty. I*nited States officers are in pursuit.
Itandlt lledgepel Ii Almost Kscapeb.
. Divorced I.ofls. Mo. Dcc. I*.-Marion
Indiana. Hedgepeth, the train robber recently
t'oi.« min s Ind., Dec is A letter , sentenced to twenty-five years' im-
has just been received here inquiring \ prisonment for robbing a 'Frisco train
about a divorce for the present Barou- | at Olendule. tiled the bars of his cell
ess \ on Itoipi *8, mother of Mrs. May- | door last night, and entering the cor-
In adv. now in prison for life iu London 1 ridor, attempted to escape '
for poisonitiu- her husband. The di
MRS. MAY BRICK'S MOTHER.
our dut y does
. n<l with refiisln< to con-
sammate thu questionable trsiuiset ion It hu
been the boast <>t our government that it seeks
to do justice in all thin s without regard to the
strength or wi aUness of those with whom it
deals I mistake the American people if they
favor the odious doctrine that there is tie such
thing a> international morality, that there is
one law for a strong nation and another for a
weak one. and that even by indirection a
gtron* power may with impunity despoil a
weak one of Its territory.
committed with the par
tlclpation of a diploin »tic representative of the
■•••»* and without authority of con
rnment of a feeble but friendly
find con lid in: people has been overthrown A
substantial wrong has thus been done which
due regard for our national character as well
as the right oT the injured people require■> that
should endeavor lo repair .The
provisional m>v ernment has not as-
sumed a republican or oth«r constitu-
tional form but has remained a more ex-
council or oligarchy, set up without
•nt of the people It has not seen tit to
flna a permanent qf jiopular support and
has given no i-vidonie of an intenttoh to do
o lnd the representatives of that gov
rnment assert that the |ieople oY Hawaii are
unlit lor popular government and frankh
avow that they « an best be ruled by arbitrary
or despotic power
In the belief that the I|iieen, a> well as her
enemies, would bo willing to adopt such a
course as wo'ild meet these conditions and in
view of the fact that both the queen and the
provisional government had at one time up
parentlv aciiuie»cod in a reference of the en
lire case to the lii ted Slates government and
considering the further fact that In any event
the present i overnment by Its own declared
limitation was only "to exist until
union with the i'nlted States of A me
In the house this week the Penio*
crats will endeavor to force lite pass-
age of the bill admitting I tali as a
state and in the senate the election
bill w'ill probably conic up for dis-
The first new., from Honolulu
since the contents of Gresham s letter
wore made known there was received
Saturday. <>reat excitement prevails
there and the cjtieen has asked the
provisional government for protection,
fearing her life is in danger.
Saturday nfternoon someone n the
gallery of the French chamber ol dep-
uties threw » bomb, which immediate-
ly exploded, wounding three depntic!
granted hero in the name of
Mrs. Caroline Dubarry in the common
pleas court in ISi.s Mrs. Dubarry and
her mother. Mrs. Kli/.abeth Ilalbrook
i»f New N ork, came here and resided
one month and year iu the state with
her little gill, then 5 years of age and
Slav brick, and was divorced
from a
indow, but was captured by guards.
The jail officials think llcdgepeth's
wife conveyed the tools to him.
* Fearful Voyage of llark
Mf.i.not km., Dec. t*1 The bark
Trafalgar arrived here yesterday from
Batavia after a fearful voyage lasting
forty-eight days. During the passage
from ( liarles Uebollo, an Italian count, the captain of the Trafalgar two otti
1 Mrs. Dubarry to marry
him under duress and fraud in New
■ lersev, October. IHtiii. and then de-
set*ted her in an hour after, sailing on
a South Atfierican steamer for Vene-
and three seamen died of fi
Several other seamen were prostrated
by the same .disease. A youth onlv 1*
years of age navigated the vessel after
the death of the captain and officers.
"RAMPS ON THE
iovernor I euelllou * l t
at Topek
Topkk a. Kan . Dec i
ROCK PILE,
-enlar Pliobryrd
Fell Into
A III.1 SI.K, l'f
Open .
At the
r» f
ntlie
Tin
suspec
The grain warehouse af porter a
L"»g n at Houstonia. Mo was de
stroked by an incendiary tire on Mon
day night
A large buyer of grain in the terri
tory of the Burlington a Missour
Kivcr road says that Omaha is not a
competitor ill the grj n tride 'Aitb
Kansas t ity
The Industrial I'otm at Kansa
City on Monday eomleinn^d the plan
of having the |»r >)► - wat»-rw-'rkf
vpply plnnt constru'-ted >»\ 1«>< i ip
italists. and ngairi declared in fav
of paying for muni' pal improvements
in scrip
Attorney Olney has received tin
ignations of Fncim-nt W d I nii.-d
States attorney, Idaho: Jot\n ^ llcr-
ron, United States attorney, Southern
district, Ohio, and David K Watson
of Ohio, special assistant attorney em-
p Dyed in connection with suits against
certain of the Pacific railroads
Some time since John W'eltgarsh.
supposed t<» be a crank, issued a call
for 10,000 men to meet him on the
lake front in Chicago Tuesday, and
move against the city with a de-
mand for work and bread. The army
did not materialise* and tho non po i,
licc-mcn l.cl.1 iu reserve to <|u.-!l un j jitianVMie times
outbreak were allowed to u-eak ranUt.
ted of be-
• f tiuthrie
held Mon
re-elected
•ralissitno.
her.
and
greatest excitement
police have arrested a
noir. w ho is strongly
ing the guilty party
At the vcKidwr meeting
foinmanderv N" l K* I
day night. < M JtarncsM;
) i . \Y. 1 . Cannon g •
Kdgar W 'Jones, captain genera
Ki.ight Spencer. junior wardct
Knight Perkins, prelate: Knight 1
ier. senior warden; and Knight
recorder
The Atwater tank factory of
Illinois glass works. Alton.
which has been in course of ori>
for a v eat is completed and fires *
started Thursdav night '^'iis is
,, i nit hot 11 • factoi y in t Ii • World
and will employ i men on that pro
duct alone.
At last the list of twcntj-*hree
grand juiors to meet for the first time
in P county have been selected The
u*t is as follows. John llrogan, llen-
rv Linn, II. '» Beard. K lleadv. \ M
Hall. h. I. McMichael. Ii. 1 Kile. lM-
ward WcNintv. it Owens llenr
Flock.1:'.. 1'ielder. J l» Patterson, W i.
ia iu Brown, . T. • utler, .1 II. Head
les, Robert < «>v» y, J l. Parker, « harles
K Miner. .I. V. TalUlngt;>n. I.. V. ILiis-
kins A. If KltV KdwartV Wtr*,, W. M
the
The C'ariou Journal of Saturday
• utained a ff°od write-up of LaCygne.
It shows the town to be in good con-
msidered.
s —Two tramps
were placed on the rock pile in To-
peka this morning iu defian *e of tlqv-
ernor tiewelling's circular. The
charge against thein was "drunk and
begging on the street." and the only
t vi<lt-ii c was that they had "whisky
breaths."
The police say they have had no
orders to obey the governor's circu-
lar, but to-night a resolution will be
introduced at the regular meeting of
the board of polio,* commissioners
atiolishiiig the rock pile and bull pen
as modes of punishment in Topeka.
(allloritla 4 III none Will ltegiNter.
San ruvm ih 'o, Dec. 1* Collector
of Internal lie venue Wei born has re-
ceived wor I from Washington that
the instructions concerning the regis-
tration of Chinese laborers has been
mailt I • i linn and that registration
will begin December It is be
lieved hero that nearly all Chinese
laborers w,ll avail themselves of the
privi ego of remaining In the Cnited
States by registering. The Chinese
companies « issue a circular in-
struct ing all Chinese laborers to com-
ply with the law.
ltolln«l to lieatli.
1 MiFfi'M'i n« i . Kan. Dec. 18
Charles Winner, an employe at the
'Frisco round house at Weir City,
met with :i serious accidcnt, which
cost him his life lie was under the
engine at work when in sonic way an
escape pipe became opened and a
stream of boiling water and steam
-i uck hiin inXlie chest,and shoulders,
lie manage i to crawl from under the
engine and go to his room, but it was
some ti no before medical aid reached
h m, and before the doctors arrived
funeral of Margarctta Me Lure, ti
■ only child of the late i liief Jnsti
ttibsou yesterday afternoon, as the
' body was being lowered into the
grave in the presence of a large gath-
ering of people, the undertaker Alex
' lv Wing slipped and fell head fore-
most upon the casket, fie was lifted
out of the grave in an unconscious
' condition and it is feared he will die.
Ilohanaii Kill* Ills Third Mini.
Caddo, lnd. Ter. Dec. 18. — Dave
i Hohanan who killed Ben Fortnan nt
I South McAlester last September und
has been on the scout ever since, has
added another man to his 1-st. Bo-
| ha ii an killed Tom McCoy a half-breed
! Chickasaw late yesterday evening
about ten utiles from Durant Me< >y
was an overbearing man and his
; ileat.i was freely predicted.
mher 'i4:
The brevity of our lelojratn is enib.irrnss-
ln : You will Inslht upon amnestv and reroc
nit ion of obllimt'ons of the provisional irov ei n
ment lis essential renditions of restoration
All interest- would b- promoted by prompt
action
Mr iiresham later telegraphed Mr.
Willis
Department of state, Washington, l>o»-om
Per, IH.'» Your dispatch, which was roceivod
by steamer SAth November, seems to csllfor
iitldittoiiHl instructions .•should the queen re
fuse to assent to the writ ten conditions yon
will nt once inform her that the president
will rease interposition in her behalt. and
while he deems it his duty to endeavor to re
store her a- the sovereign of the constitu
tional government of the islands his further
efforts ill th H direction will depend upon tlev
•jueens unquallflrd agreement tnat alt
ibliuat ions created hy the provi
propi'i' cours«
limed and upon
such pledges by her as will prevent the a«|op
ilonsf any measures of proscription or pun
ishnient for what has been done in the past i-v
those setting tin or mipportliu 'he provisional
lovornmeat Tho president feels that by onr
original interference an ti what followed we
have incurre 1 responsibility to the whole
Hawaiian community and it would not bo ju«t
to put one party nt the ineoy "f the other
Should the queen ask whether, if shr accedes
to the condition, setlve steps would be
t iken bv the t'nitod sui - to effect
her restoration or to maintain her
authorltv thereafter, vou will say that tho
president cannot use force without the an
thorltv " f congress Should the nuutm ac-
cept conditions and the provisional tiovern-
ment refuse to surrender, you w'll ho unv-
i mod bv previous instructions If Ihr nro-
visional government asks whether the I'nlted
State> will hold the queen to fulfillment of
stipulated conditions jrou will say that the
president act in.' under dictates of honor and
duty as he has done m Mideavorhu to effect
restoration will do all in his constitutional
power to cause observance of the conditions
he ha- Impost 1 GHBSBAM
A QUADRUPLE TRAGEDY.
otinted and a reed upon hoped
lhaf. after the as.uranco to the members of
that government that such union could not be
consummated. I mt ht compass a peaceful ad-
justment of the difficulty.
A l-'atal l.ove Adair In Which Four Peo-
ple Are Shot at Fort Smith.
Fort Smith, Ark.. Dcc. l'.». -Birnie
Patrick, aged 18, yesterday shot his
sweetheart, Ida Dodson, and two
other women aud then put a pistol
ball through his brain. The tragedy
occurred in the store of J. c Tucker,
<m Townson avenue. Miss Dodson
have 1 uah killed instantly One of the
Wl.t.KD ON Til
r
lie
•d.
• I.
Letter Carrier Foaml llrow
\ nc In n Al l, Ohio. Dec. is.- -Henry
Mc.Millam, a letter carrier of this city,
was found drowned in the Ohio river
here yesterday. A ti interesting feat-
ure of this casualty was th* revelation
ih;it McMillam leaves an unlncum- ,
- h if 9100, comprising a 1 y,,stenia vvAgM <>: yoi
woolen mil In Indiana* several farms ««-«»««« "
and a number f»f houses in Cincinnati,
Newr rt and • Covington llcfJiwed in
Newport.
C hief Harris Impeached.
Tahlkvi'ail lnd Ter, Dec. H.
The lower house by a vote of -to in.
I assen arti les of impeachment charg-
ing Chief Harris with misdemeanor
and malfeasance in oflice for refusing
to issue credentials to the agents
chargt&il with the sale of the Cherokee
strip bonds. The maM.er now goes to
the senate
Two Cir.tuge* 8<-ore >lr. Morton.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 1'V — The
Ohio state t• range and ludiann state
'irangehave adopted caustic resolu-
tions against Secretary .1. sterling
i Morton for his nttack upon the state
I Granges. Indiana recommends with-
holding all reports until the secretary
! retracts.
I ivIiik llerhart rues for libel.
Hiawatha. Ran., Dec. r> Dccem-
j 1»cr 1.1, Kwing llerlK'rt. through liis
attorney, c. IV Daughters, sued tho
>t. Louis Republic in the I nited states
court for 8'-'0,000. He alleges that an
! Osawutomie correspondent of the Re-
public grossly libeled and misrepre-
i sen ted h i in.
A Fain >iis Inventor Ilead.
Pi AiNSFiKi.n, V .1 . Dec.is. — George
II. Habcock, the inventoJ of tho fa*
i mous Hahcock Are extinguisher, died
The law of nations is founded upon reason
und justice and the rules of conduct povern-
tn{ Individual citizens or subjects of a eiviliz
"d state are equully applicable us between
enlightened nations The considerations that
international law is without ii court for its en-
forcement. and that obedience to the com-
mands practically depends upon ».0od faith,
instead of upon the mandate of a superior
tribunal, only give additional sanction to
the lavy itself and brand any deliberate
infraction of it not merely as a wronj.' but as a
disgrace. A man of true honor protects the
unwritten word which binds his conscience
more scrupulously, if possible, than he does
.he bond a breach of win h subjects hm to
ic^al liabilities, and the United States in aim !
Ing to maintain itself as one of the mo:?t en-
lightened nations, vvould do its citizens pross
injustice if it applied to its international via
lions any other than a ht^h standard of honor
»mi morality On that around the
United State* cannot properly i-
put In th« position of countenancing
i wrong after it.s commision any more than in
that of eminent ing to it in advanc-- ' »n that
.•round it cannot allow itself to refuse to re-
press un injury inflict "d thron: ti ail abuse of
power by officers clothed with 1t>- authority
and wearuu it-- uniform and on the same
i round if a feeble but friendly state is in d »n
:er of being robbed of its independence aud its
<overeiirnt v bv a misuse of power cannot fall
to vindicate it.s honor and its >ense of justice
by an earnest effort to make all possible rep tr-
illion. Tlu>e principles apply t » the present
case with irreslst bio force, when the
special conditions of the queen's surrender of
ier sovereignly arc recalled She stirrend
ered not to the provision il (.overnment.
but to the United States She surrendered
not absolutely and permanently, but tempor-
arily and conditionally until such a time a •
th'- facts could be considered bv the I'nlted
State* Furthermore tho provisional govern
ment a'qutesced In her surrender in that man
ner and on those terms, not only by t.icit con
sent, but through the positive ,uts ol some
members of tho government who urged her
peaceable .submission, not more I v to avoid
bloodshed, but because she could plac im
plicit re.iance upon the justice of tbe United
States and that the whole subject would he
Anally considered at Washington.
I'ROPOSKn PLAN iii r.ltstoration.
Actuated bv these desires and purpose-, nnd
not unmindful of the inherent perplexities of
the situation nor of the llmltailoas upon mv
pow» r. I instructed Minister Willis to advise
Ihe queen and her supporters of mv desire to
of the status exlo n^
other women, Mrs. .lolin Jllendricks,
will die The third, Mrs. Kiln (Jarrett,
will recover. Patrick is shot through
the temple aud, though yel alive, can-
not recover.
When the neighbors ran in to see
what the shooting meant all four of
the victims lay in their own separate
pools of blood on the Moor. The girl's
father had refused Patrick the house
and the young man urged his suit
clandestinely and claimed to have an
engagement to meet her yesterday,
when they were to be married. She
•/ailed to keep her engagement and he
sought her out. with the results as
stated No cause is assigned for the
. shooting of the other two ladies.
BIO FIRE AT PRINCETON. MO.
Several Ilnaiitess House* Meat royed With
a Lots of 950,0,10.
I'ium p i"v Mo. Dec. 10. Fire
i broke out in the basement of Ar-
buckle's opera house, at this place, at
2 o'elock yesterday morning, and con-
sumed four of the best business houses
in the city. The origin of the tire is
unknown, but it is supposed to be the
work of an incendiary. The total
losses foot Up $;»<>.000.
Nearly all the losses are fully cov-
II.
i the
first inventor of a. chromatic printing
press, nnd during the war invented
the Nhfnpnell Shell lie anjased a
large fortune.
d by insurance. Arbuckle loses
1.(100 ubove insurance. This is tho
fourth time this block has been
burned' in ten years.
DYNAMITERS IN COLORADO.
Attempt to AsuM-OuMfe II ink President
(•eorge h.nelr of llrerklnridge.
llitKCKiNitinoi:, Col., Doc. lt».—Some
unknown person attempted, at an
early hour yesterday morning, to
throw a bomb, made of gas pipe and
loaded with dynamite, into the room
over the Kxcliangc State bank, occu-
pied by tteorge Fugle, president of the
bank. The bomb missed the window
and dropped to the sidewalk, when it
exploded, shattering the windows of
the bank and adjacent buildings. The
' purpose of the bomb thrower was ap-
hefore the liwloss I tndini of the t'nited i parently not to rob the bank, but to
States forces at Honolulu on th' lrith of Jnn assassinate Mr. Fngle, who was sleep
mrylMt.il I' mi 1 b. elteotod | jl)(r Thla In the third dvuialM out*
5r,'r.V"r..BC^CV^r t '•»«" l,as octMirrcd in thto city.
" - . .'•'•'mVup ..'I'.-. "mI limU'«S?iSS TODD USEb A LOADED CANE.
rnr.t In »otn,i< up ttir. prnvislnn,! |hi, R.n,.. Trlr,
to lJo | |» n Florence l.dltor.
Nenr I rm»\- t'onlliifotnj Line.
San Fkancisi'o. Dec. I^ -The i all
is uuth rit\ for the statement that
ground wi be1 broli"ii inside 6f sijctv
days, and work iM'gun on a compet-
ing trans i >11 tint*ut;*l railway out of
s,ui Vranc -M The company is said
to be the San Francisco an 1 Atlantic
I'renldent (iouipcis Me-Fleeted.
C * ii i< a i oi, Dec. IS. • The Atneric.iji
Federation of Labor re-elected Samuel*,
ttoin pers prcijdent for .the t wcl fill coil-
sciMitive time bv a v ite of 1,31* to'
1, .'."J for John Mcllride of the I'nlted
Mine Workers union. The other
officers were all re-elected.
that the past should be buried and that the
stored iro\eminent should resume its authenn-
as if its continuity had not been Interrupted
These condition* have not proved acceptable
to the i|iieen and though she has been in
formed that thev will.be insisted upon nnd
that, unless acceded to. the effort* of Ihe
president to aid in the restoration of her gov
i rnment will i-east-, 1 have not thus far learned
that she Is willing to yield them
hor acquiescence The check which
mv plan- have thus far encountered has
prevented their presentation to the members
of the provisional government, while unfor-
tunate public misrepresentations of the hitu i
tion and exaggerated statements of the sentl
ments of our people have obviously Injured
th«> prospects of successful executive media-
tion
I hereby submitl this communication, with
the accompanyiit' exhibits, embracing Mr
Blounts report, the evidence anil statements
taken by him at Honolulu the instruct ions
glVU to both Mr BlOUUt and Minister Willis,
and correspondence connected with the" affair
in hand"
In commending this subject to the extended
powers and wide discretion of ■ ongres, 1 de-
sire tn add the assurance that I shall be much
gratirtod to co op- rale with unv legislative
plan which mav be devised for the solution of
the problem before u> which i* consistent
with American honor, Integrity and morality
ami
Executive Mansion. Washingt
IS. iAt.L:
Fi.oRF.NfF, Kan., I tec. 10.-—J. F.
Todd, state labor commissioner, went
up behind ,1. K. House, editor of the
liulletin, on tho depot platform yes
terday morning, while House was
talking with a friend, and hit him
over the ear with a loaded cane.
The editor grappled with the offi-
cial, threw him against a truck and
was pummeling him in good style
when the crowd separated them.
The affair grew out of a ncwspapei*
controversy. Todd is tinder arrest,
awaiting trial for assault with intent
to kill.
CHILF H ARRIS NOT IMPEACHED
1'oin proin-
Ah I iTorl Is Iteiitk MMile to
Ise the Trouble.
T a iii.Fiji au. Ind. Ter., L)ee. 19.—
Notwithstanding the impeachment
charges which were railroaded in the
house Saturday, Chief Harris still oc-
cupies the executive chair. The sen-
is'cember ate has not been official y notified of
the action of the house. The morn
Ktl IV Ufeir -ot VVinflcld deolo.es 1 c-ort«cr»itlv«imembert of e.cl. p»rtv
that he will ben .-andidnto for con- nn th« outelde an- working u.ware s
pressman at-lnnre l..-forc the next Ku- ""npiomisc. Uoth branches held
publican convention of Kansas. eaueuse. ye.te.day and matters aro
* shaping tow ard that cud. j
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