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SIBERIAN ANp MURPHY.
hey tnll On tho Prcsidnnt. Hut Arc Reti
ceat ~ tsst1helr success.

hey cnlI % tho Prcsiannt. Hut Arc seti-
cert ~ tas1 Their success
WASHINGTON, Apnl 10 Pursuant to
appointment made last saturday, Lieut.
Gov Shcehnn and Senator Murphy Of
New York, called upon President cicyc-
land Friday evening 10 discuss the fcd-
oral appointments Ia New York state.
They were In consultation with the
president nearly two hours After re-
turning TO tho hotel. tho New Workers.
were bcslegcd by newspaper eorrc-
spondents an xious 10 ascertain the sue
cess which attended their mission.
Both gentlemen maintained profound
silence, and gave no Glow aa to tho no
suits Of their Grand
Later Ia the evening Lieut. Gov Shec-
hnn called upon Senator Hin Tho sub.
jects under discussion and The results
reached are a. yet matters Of mystcry'
and speculation,
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THOUGHT OF
Hawaii May Yet Be Taken
Care Of,
CLEVELAND IN FAVOR OF IT.
This Announcement Il UnoiHeial but Nay b Accept
ID A Move ia That DlFecsion an Important
Partofthe Administration Policy.

WASHINGTON. April ID President
Cleveland and Secretary Gresham are
ia favor OF the annexation Of Hawaii
Annexation o. the Pacific islands Is 70
be d part Of the policy Of the present
administration. This announcement
Is unofficial. but mny DO accepted with
out question: II Il correct
President Cleveland and Secretary
Gresham did not hastily reach tho COM
olusion that Il WINS their duty 10 favor
tho annexation Of Hawaii. They com
sidcrcd the matter fully and carefully.
looked into ali collateral questions ns
10 tho past policy 81 the government
the attitude 81 other powers and the
future government Of the islands
Thor conclusion was that nnnexa-
tion Is the only why out d the present
dilemma But they arc not In favor Of
annexation in haste, as Harrison was.
nor do they favor treating with q pro.
yisional government that may not be
able 70 upAofd itself
Theyyery carly perceived the impro-
priety Of negotiating annexation with
government that was maintained vir-
tMaily by tho force 81 American arms
NH0 ettS PttaSuSo ~ AAtt7t i,fttH tttest' ~
war In the harborcf the Foreign capital
(which Y IL propoacd y incorporate
within the United States Honcc, Com
missioner Blonntw9s sent % Honolulu
y WINS his bueincss1to select the best
time md means Of abandoning the pro-
tectorntc and throwing the provisional
government upon It's own resources
II tho provisional government shall
be able 20 maintain ~ authority unas-
sisted, and n the autumn still demands
annexation with this country, Presi-
don't Cleveland viii be ready toplace the
matter before congress- with favorable
recommendations President Glove
land And Secretary Gresham have not
boon unmindfnl Of the fact TINT the
proposed annexation rs we'll a. the rev
olntion which preceded q had their
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TAE GREAT BslL



aide Relies 20 Go Into ~.
ClNcIxxArl. April 1e.--Local church
authorities have received from the cast
suggestions 70 have their Sunday
schools represented in the great Column
bian Liberty bell which Is to be cast
upon the anniversary OF Washlngton's
Inauguration
The great freedom bell az 1893 Is 70
DO cast 1T Troy, n Y Mrs Cleveland
will press button In the white house
at Washington and the electric current
will signal for the release Of the motal
from the furnace into the mold
Contributions for tho Liberty bell
are being received by Miss Desha. Of
New York. vice-president Of tho COM
mittce having the project IN charge.
and they como from all portions Of the
globe. There Is 10 be fragment Of d
lock from the home Of Washington ut
Mt Vernon. Mrs Lulu Gordon. sister
OF Gen. Gordon, has sent silver spoon
which belonged 10 John r Calhoun
The daughter OF Lucrctia Mott has
sent fruit knife, and Mrs Schuyler
viii give mementoes Of Alexander Ham
ilton and Gen Schuyler. a dozen flints
and the lock from Thomas Jcffcrson's
gun have bccn received
Mrs Gov. Prince, az New Mexico.
has given copper kettle beaten out Of
native metal by Indians long before the
discovery ~. America, and pieces 81 ma
tive silver ore mined by herself four
| hundred feet under ground
Mrs. BfinghnrsL daughter 81 Gen.
Sam Houston. 81 Texas, contributes q
saber no once carried. A Philadelphia
Quakcrcss sends tiny Bit OF tho orig
nal bell which rang out for liberty.
Several illustrated journals give cop
per plate cuts used by them in the
course OF articles on the Columbian ex-
position. Idaho wanted 70 cast tho en-
tire bell OF native silver, but upon this
being declined, promised silver from
every mine in the state.
| All these articles and thousands more
win be cast into n great bell, which IL
to ring out on anniversaries OF great
events Ia connection with tho history
OF freedom. The bnsc and pure metals
cast In one conglomeratc utcnsil will
make d remarkable sort Of bronze.
Eastern Sunday-school children nro
contributing cach.a copper, or a nickel
or dime to 70 into the huge bell that
| Is to commemorate tho American jubi-
| lation Of 1898.
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THE SNOW SCENE.

The Beautiful Painting Becomes tho Property Of
Thompson & TabIcr.
The painting, from the brush Of
Miss Louise Williams, of Georgia, on
exhibit at A. M. Gilbert & Bro. 3 was
drawn Saturday evening at z o'clock
in the presence Of DIR. 7. ]. Bland,
Mr., Louis E. Brown and others. The
number which drew the painting be-
ing held by Messrs. Thompson and
Tabler. Miss Williams desires to ex-
press through our columns, her deep
appreciation Of the conrtesies extend
elher BY the citizens Of Martinsburg.
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ireland The one.tlon d lie Iiour.

LoSDoa. April 10 Mr. Gladstone
has been visited BY deputation which
urged upon him the wisdom o. the id
vocacy 81 imperial federation by the
government with the yieSy of binding
together tic empire paurc closely, and
ut the same Time of hrnenting trade
and commerce within the cmpirc Mr..
Gladstone said that he bympathixed
with the views expressed, bnt he added
that II would be Impossible to icgislatc
on the subject now, as the country wns
otherwise occupied.
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.BLOUNT OBHYHD ORDERS.
Gresham Admits Our Flag Was
Ordered Down,
A DISPATCH RECEIVED
At the Etats Department from Commissioner Bluuus
Stating thai He had Carried Out all q she
Presidents Orders.

WAsnTxeroN. April l6 Secretary OF
State Gresham In answer 70 a direct
question Saturday from newspaper
correspondent said: "Yes, Mr.. Rlount
acted under orders Gresham seemed
In very good humor and said: y have
received dispatches from Hawai-, but
further than this can not say. There
is nothing TO give 70 the press. The
fact that have word from Honolulu
must cover all
ssIs Mr. Blount acting under orders
from the Department. asked the cor
respondent
Secretary Gresham replied; Ny am
swer already covers all.
Then no turned 70 an office seeker
who was waiting his turn 70 press his
claims and grasped him by the hand,
but suddenly changing his mind. Sec
rotary Gresham turned md said, in a
decisive manner, as II rendering a ver-
dict from the bench: Yes, he Il acting
under orders (
Then he nodded an adicu and turned
TO the office-seelscr.
The dispatch received at the state de
partment from MIR. Hlount was q long
one and gave the particulars Of the
hauling down Of sOld Glory" and
stated that he had carried out all 81 the
presidents orders
Mr.. Carter, the Hawaiian annexation
commissioner, has not received any
word from his government yet and he
said Saturday morning that he expected
his ndvices would como by mail He
had long conference with Secretary
Gresham Friday afternoon. and after
the talk the secretary went 70 the
white house. The feeling over the
hauling down Of the American flag has
not died out here nor Is It likely to-
Tho fact that he allowed the flag TO
come down Is bad enough. Is the way
democrat expressed II. "but TO use an
ex-rcbel for the purpose will hurt Mr..
Cleveland more than can be estimated
| yet 1t would seem that when he sent
I3lonnt to Honolulu and gave him his
orders to pull down the flag at once, he
would have thought Of the talk it would
cause. but Cleveland seems to have
given up thinking of results He Is
headstrong md restless
/ 1t Is thought here that Mr.. nlounfs
instructions contain provisions to re-
store the queen II he finds it necessary,
and that the commissioners waited for
tho effect OF his hauling down the flag
to wear off before he attempted his
1 nxs,.x,
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An Electric Rallroad schome.

CLEVELAND, o., April TO- Cleveland
capitalists. headed by Albert Johnson,
have formed stock company and OBJ
tanned 20 years charter to build an
electric railroad connecting twelve
Eastern Pennsylvania towns Tho
points in the circuit win be Allentown.
Fullerton, West catasaqua, Catasaqua,
Holxendagua, Copley, South Allentown,
Aneyville, South Bethlehem, West
bethlehem, Bethlehem and Easton.
The railroad will run through the
principal streets Of each place and will
through large portion Of It's length be
double track line.
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BLouNT plD RI1HT.
THAT 4 the uplnien Of Ex-soilcitnr-tien-
arnl Inliha

THAT 4 thc uplnioa Of Es-scilcitar-tien-
erai Ienka.
WAsniNaroN. April IL Conservative
men say that Ex-Sollcitor-G encral
Jenlss theory regarding thc haullng
down OF the American flag at Honolulu
Is not d bad one, and really fnny be the
true explanation oi Mr. Biount's &c.
tions Mr. jerks IDEAS as expressed
Friday afternoon arc as iollows.
1T u proper and legal In negotiating
with a country for annexation thnt we
should treat with the country itself In
removing our flag We mako the Hn-
waiian provisional government stand on
It's own resources and thus legally We
have distinct government to treat
with, and aro not nnncxing what We
already control.
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sEMAToR Ill
Begins Ills right Against the Administra-
ton. aud the Challenge Is Accepted.

segins His right Against the Admintstra-
tioa. aud the Challenge h Accepted.
NEw YoRK, April TO- "A Washington
special 10 the World says: Senator Hill
has begun his fight for the control OF
the federal patronage IN New York
state, He las ppranaaicd She post office
committee 81 the senate 70 demand
from the postmaster general written
copies Of the papers containing the roc
concentrations Of the applicants for
presidential postmastcrs recently APP
pointed in New York Tho purpose OF
Senator Hill is evident and the admin
istration accepts 1t as challenge.
The post offices concerned are those
Of Malone, Plattsburg, Watertown and
Suspension Bridge, and the names Of
the men presented 10 be postmasters
are Fay, Crowley, Glare and Horn. Tho
case Of Horn il a peculiar one. He was
endorsed by the best men Of the town.
The county machine asked the privi-
lege Of indorsing him simply for the
sake OF being able to say that the ma
chine procured this appointment Horn
refused to either ask for or accept the
machines Endorsement. In one instance
perhaps in others--the application Of
the appointee was indorsed by the coun-
ty committee.
The president is not likely to change
his view Of the practice to be followed
in naming postmhstcrs simply because
Senator Hill is willing to retain tho
republicans In office unless the presi-
dent recognizes him as assistant presi-
dent from New York. 1t is not the
custom Of the post Office d spartmcnt TO
permit the senate. to see papers Of this
kind. However Mr. Bissell will, as q
matter Ok courtesy. yield to the demand
and send the papers TO the scnatc,
The correspondent says the threat
encd war has begun in earnest
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san FnANcisco. April IA The sur
prise which the news from Hawaii ere
ated Friday morning soon gave way 70
indignation when tho particulars be-
camcf known. That Commissioner
Blount ordered the flag lowered under
instructions from tho president there
Ii no doubt San Francisco merchants,
and especially those with Hawaiian In
tercsta. are crushed, They thought Il
would be but a short time until tho
.islands were annexed, because almost
every interest Of Importance there fu-
-vorcd such q step.
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Probably Tholr last iiDnt Iliae.

CnAmEsroN, w. Va. April 10. 81.
Thursday evening Alex. ". Quarter.
one Of Charlcston's most estimable
young men. and oldest son Of the Into
Hon w. A. Quarter. accompanied w
Miss Ella Young, Of Lexington. Mo-.
who has been visiting in the city for
some time. went boat riding on tho Ika-
nnwha In q canvas canoe owned by Mr..
Quarter Since that time nothing hnA
been heard from them
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soousLe TRAGEDY.
a Young Copple Faund nead Ia a Room,
II Ieutsviile. ~.

q Leuieviiie. ~.
LoUisviIi.K Ky, April 10 clasped
In each others arms and cold In death
W. Irving ellis and Lizzie KRONER
were found Friday In rented room in
this city. Tho dead man was young
and belonged TO an excellent family was
we'll known and possessed m indepcnd-
emit fortune lie had led maynard ca
rccr Tho woman was beautiful IN form
and face. having many admirers Unmis-
taxable evidence points 70 tho fact that
Gillis was doscd with morphine In
whisky BY the woman who afterward
ended her life by taking similar
draught Gillis and the woman regis
tered az " Il. Ilihbitt and wife Of Chi
ca9o The young woman WAS mndly In
love with Cults and raihcr than part
from him she committed murder. md
with her own hands fed him poison and
then committed suicide.
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New YonK, April 10 The Provi
hence and Stonington Steamship ca
expects to make an exhibit al the
Worlds fair at Chicago, designed to
show the historical growth and dcvel-
apment Of steam navigation on Long
island sound and thecontrasts between
The ancient and the modern vessel.
fhe exhibit will contain full model
.of the steamboat "Fultons built in
1914, the first steamboat to run on
Long Island sound
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se.,tenccd ~ Den.l.

coLUMniA. s q, April 10 George
Kinard (colorcd) has been found guilty
OF assaulting Mrs Addison, a white
woman living at Irme, and was sem
fenced 70 hang May 20 When asked il
be had anything 70 shy why the death
sentence should not be imposed no
saids ii am Just ns innocent as any
man in this courthouse never had
evil designs against any white woman
N NV lffe
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secrotnrv nIorton,s LlttIe Al.

WASHINGTON, April 16. Since tho
present administration came into power,
the total number Of removals in the de-
partmcnt Of agriculture for all causes,
including all designations, whether
voluntary or called for, have amounted
to 1888, while during the same time the
total number OF appointments have
been 90. Secretary Morton regards
these figures as an all-sufficient answer
to the statements recently made that
the new appointments were equal to or
in excess of the removals.
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The nTon..er Krupr cun.

LIAfA, o.. April 10. Several thousand
people were at the Pcnnsylvania depot
Friday afternoon to SEQ tho monster
Krnpp gun en- route to the Worlds fair.
The train made slow time about ten
miles an hour land left here with
everything In good condition. Forty
minutes WINS spent here ia oilinR the
journals Of the car upon which Il was
riding.
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WASHINGTON. April 10. The presi-
lent Saturday sent the following uoini-
nations TO the senate: John II. Wise,
II California, to be collector Of customs
Tor the district Of San Francisco; VIM.
6. Kee, Of West Virginia to be princi-
pal clerk on private land claims ia the
General land Office.
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800 " NorthWeetern ONO.

CLEVELAND, o.. April ia. A heavy,
binding snow-storm has prevailed
throughout northwestern Ohio since
early. Friday evening. Saturday morn
ing the snow reached depth 81 six
inches and was stiliA falling. In this
city street car traffic is impeded to
some EXTENT
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DETRoIT. Mich, April 49, Snow fell
in the southern portion of Michigan
Friday evening 70 the depth Of one
fourth Of AN inch. Unusually cold
weather prevailed all day, and consid-
cradle uncasincss Is felt for tho safety
81 the fruit crop. In tho fruit bolt on
the eastern shore Of Lake Michigan the
thermometer registered freezing wealth
er. ranging from 80 70 81 degrees.
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PANAMA, Colombia, via Galveston.
April 10. News from Nicaragua 81 the
Illustration OF another conspiracy has
been received, II has been learned that
It was proposed to strike simultaneously
in Manngua. Granada and Leon. Ex-
President Joaquin zavala and the lib
eral leader, Gen. Santos zelaya. were
arrested
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LINCOLN, Neb.. April 10. cx-Treas-
urcr ]. E. Hill has filed his plea with
the clerk Of the supreme court Ia am
swer 10 the articles 81 impeachment
filed against him. lie questions the jll-
risdiction Of the supreme court 81 im-
parchment In his case. on the ground
that Il Is pnconstitntional 70 itnpeach
an cx-obicial.
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WAsHISaToa, April 10. The an
pounccmcnt is made tonight that the
official career Of Captain Dan A.
Grosvcnor Of Athens, Ohio. as chief Of
division in the treasury department. was
terminated Thursday by Secretary
Carlisle, and Kentuckian appointed
10 succeed him,
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q rs rape Z .avea tI.e Polea.

Roar. April ID The pope. in giving
an audience 10 a number Of pilgrims
from Poland, cxtolicd the devotion Of
the Poles and said he would always do
his utmost for Poland. and asked the
pilgrims 10 discretit widespread insinn-
atoms 70 the contrary.
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AZ AnrIl snolr-sfnrnn.,

WATERTows, N n. April ia - Friday
morning the people Of this city were
ralxing dried leaves from their yards
ana cutters and burning them Ia bon.
fires, street sprinlxlers were at work
and crocuses and yiolets were in bloom;
Friday afternoon snow began to fall
and has continued ever since with no
immediate prospect Of ceasing About
four inches had fallen up tonoon Satug-
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vienna, April 10. Prof.. Fnlb. tho
emincnt meteorological. whose accurate
prediction Of the recent earthquakes in
tho Balkan peninsula Is causing rs
mark, predicts that next Sunday will
be the most terrific day Of the year for
earthquakes and hurricanes in zones
subject 70 seismic disturbances
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FORGOT % Flag the Isngl :.

BoUND Book. N. j., April 10. An
empty engine rounded the curve at
Skillman station. on tho Philadelphia
and Reading road. Saturday morning,
and crashed into the rear car Of express
train SAG. which was stopped at Skill
man for orders The engine plowed
half way through the car, demolishing
ii. Three men were hurt The cause Of
the accident was the failure Of the rear
brakeman to flag the engine.
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coLUMBUs. O., April 49, Edward
Jones. the Clermont county murderer
now in the annex, has been nearly dead
for week. No reporters are allowed
10 visit the department, and the matter
has been kept secret Tho warden
says Jones is suffering from asthma.
but 1t Is known that he has refused to
eat for five days, and rumor has it that
he secured poison in some way and at
temnted suicide
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wa 4 naNer.a ResIa,oaes sold.

WAsuFraTox. Apssl IA The resi-
dcnce or "a sPcStmaeter General Wanna
maker on street. has lccn sold for
go. 900 Mr. Wunamater iahlses about
$40. 600 III The sale secrsary Whit
ney. who sold the property II Nanas
maker cleared about SO 600
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WASHINGTON, April 16. Walter cleary,
Of Coyington. was Saturday appointed
a special agent Of the general land
Office, at compensation Of IS per day
and expenses Cleary was member
Of the Kentucky legislature, and placed
Senator blackburn In nomination on
the occasion,of the latter's remarkable
fight for reelection. He was hacked
by Senator blackburn and indorsed by
Secretary Carlisle.
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SPRING OPENING.

Miss L. Scheu has Just returned
from the cities with fine assortment
Of latest style Of French Hats, Flowers,
Ribbons and I4aces. i. Scheu makes
speciality Of spring wraps and capes.
4.15-2t.
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LAFAYETTE, Ind. April Id "A con-
vcnsion 81 American Protective nssocia-
ton leaders from all tho lodges in the
state has just adjourned here. A state
organization was perfected The dele
gates declined 70 reveal names Of the
state officers or the supreme officers
nresent
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pHrLADELPnIA. April lG. Arhor Nay
vas generally observed In many parts
af this state Saturday. There will be
second observance two weeks hence,
Two days having been designated ows
5ng 70 climatic changes in different
carts Of the state.
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The Money Question.

WAaHINGToN. April 10 The financial
situation grows decidedly interesting.
Official notice was received Friday Of
the withdrawal Of about $500. 600 Of
gold for export leaving but . very
small margin above the siO0 00o. 900
gold deposit.
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CLEAN YOUR GLOVES.

Ladies clean your Kid Gloves with
Mousquetaire Glove Cleaner, for sale
only by Emmert & Fiery, who carry
the best line Of kid gloves in the town,
and warrant all their kid gloves from
81 O0nn
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N WnKEIISa. w. Va. April ID The
church trial In the case Of Rev. j. +.
chenowith. charged with immortality
Friday resulted in sustaining ihr
charges. Chenowith IS one st the La =
ing Methodist ministers Of the state.
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NroM-..tnrin IAt I.l.l.n. a.

LIMAs6. April Ic arious snow
storm has tcva sslgiag here since 4
o'clock Friday evening AMI grave fears
arc felt for the fruit Tho buds have
come forth RAPIDLY with the warm
xxeather
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BuFFALo. N. Y. April ia SNOW fell
ID this city III niehf and Saturday
morning " was half d font deep on tho
level. AT Loekport III a other points
snow % tho deI'iAs Of nix ~ seven inches
has fallen itfaIidsy turns TO shish
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kareNIIeh ol.l "a Amerlen.

PAEIs. April ID 4 dispatch from ST
pctcrsbnr Il r. Nhs Contemporaries
says that lhc cxaeeN iteh and the Grand
Duke a extS wisE start for America
toward The end q May
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Englard aud GeFmany Ready 20 Take
Hawaii.

BosToS, April lG Hawaiian Minister
rs. Mott Smith, WHO'S In this city, says
that the provisional government Of IIa-
waii viii now appeal 70 England or
Germany for support, and thateaeh Of
those nations stand ready 70 respond to
any cvertnrcs Minister Smith IS sur
prised at the action Of the United States
II Aurrenderina such ar Important po-
sitf0n.
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Ex-cansul DadlsrI- props Dan.

cAMDEN, n. j. April l6 Thomas Il.
Dudley. ex-consul to Liverpool, drop
ped dead at the Broad street station,
philafalnhia aarlv SATURDAY. unornina.