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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-10
3prresppnbens. Snaram.

&prrespombens. s ngram, SEER
Co., 8. Suli '93. l1niere fleine Nnz
feblung liest 7 Meilen tpefli6 bon
&errbiae an einem anmutbigen plabe,
1mgeben DDm Sobnfon Greet umb Ser
@uabalupe. Norbmefli9 bon Snglam
befinbet Ii9 cine tleine Nnb6be, bic
fritber ben Snbianer1 als ibr ''lookz
OUT btente. 8on bielen 8erge1t aus
genieBt u1an eiaet1 berrIi6en Gun6z
bid, namentli9 in ben Morgeni tunz
ben, tpent bic biamantenen Sbauz
perlen on Baum unb @trau9 bdngen.
@s TT nod biel iebr f66nes 2anb
atH SDbnion Greet gu baber, au9 einz
geri6tete Garmen nit sutem 8oben
itu6 gu btaigen YreiIen.
9ie Nmerifaner lafen es an Nrbeit
feblen i'm Gelbe unb fabrer Iieber Sc
bern nod &errbiae, aber 9ieienigen,
bic ibr 2anb gut bearbeitet baben, ma
den bod, troB Der Srodenbeit I'M
Sribiabr, BON Is biz 20 8uibel Wei=
5e1 per older, bagegen anbere bios 4
big 5, Rorn unb 8aumpple Heben
gut.
9ie @egenb 1T seiuub uub ariuf=
tpafer gut unb falt.
Sngram bat einer &au flaben, elm
9Dtel unb Saloon, mo Gone Star
Bier unb iont CUTE @etrdnfe ausz
gei6enft uerben. @s gebt bier INNER
iebr friebli6 nnb orbentli6 gu. @enn
fi9 9euti6e bier anfaufen mollten, TO
f6nnten iie ii@ bier Elm biaiaes umb
gutes 6eim griinben, benn vManbern
TT bes Miiaer8 2ut", unb bic 8ers
d%nbernng 1T bic Sreube bes Mmerifaz
ners. Sic finb ieber 3eit gum gerfauf
geneigt.
Ser 8oben brinst bier Nqes an
Sri9ten berDor, mas benz &lima entz
iprt6t. Wir f0ntttett bier cine Mible
iebr gut gebrau6en, ba es an elmer
lol6en in Der lmsesenb nod feblt.
Ser SobnfDn Greet tpiirbe bic genii=
eenbe WaRerfraft fur cine iol6e lies
fern.
Iu6 1T bic @esenb fir Sdser cine
iebr ergiebige.
8eim 8runnensraben bin i@ bier
tar5li6 auf cine S6pefelquele ges
ftoeen, tpel9e febr reid fieBt. Sic
beiben Npotbefer in &errpiQe baben
mir bic 8erii@erung gegeben, baB bas
Wafer auBerorbentlid fort f6mefels
baItig iei. In berf6lebenen @telen
hqt man bier aud aoblen g%efunbeu,
bic 10 gut tuaren, baB fie in ben
S6mieben permenbet tperben fonnter.
SDbn 8itteI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-10
So s.
aHerlef.

AueEtets
- Nm Samjfag Mben6 fur3 mad 9
ubr ert6nte GeuersM larm unb REF bic
Geuertuebr mad Der gde bon Oatota>
uub 6adberrp @traBe, mo- bas eime
H6dige 6ol3baus 2ubpig @treps in
Jlau1men itanb. sc fielte fid bers
aus, baB 6aHelbe ait bret Stelei1 fart
NIT Petroleum bur9trdnft mar. StreD
1T unter benz 9erbu9te Der 8ranbftifs
t1ng berbaftet tuor6en. Das 6aus
war perbdltniBmdBig bod berfi1ert.
St fdbtifden 8eauttett purben
ant Samftag bon ausbe3ablt. Gs be-
fanben fi9 nod iiber $4,000 i'm aas
genteiae1 Gonb, bic bon Der Snjunfz
tionss&la rti6t berlbrt tpurben. OIL
ler Mabri@einli6feit nod pirb bic
@tabt ben etnetr Der bon ber Nationals
bant gemaGten Borf6ldge aur 8eiles
gung Der fiuaneieqen S9mierigteiter
aunebmen.
Na9 Der 8erfi1erung bes
Mtapor8 pai9aI tper6en bic beiben Mbs
faa 8 8erbrennnnqs : Oefem nod i'm
2aufe biefes Monats in Sbdtisfeit iein.
Die IN elmer Quite in Der Ndbe
Der Gone Star 8rauerei uobnerbe
M~eritonerin Cecilia @u3man purbe
berbaftet, bic cine aabere Merifanerin
nit eineu1 Snl9mefer bebrobt batte.
SIN Sabre 1885 belief fi9 bas
ff6btif9e Budget bon SAT- N11tnnio
auf 1888, sos. Sur bas GiseaIiabr
1898 belduft fid bas Budget auf
1907, 522.
Ser @ta6tar3t Or. Menger
murbe am Sonntdg abenb per Sele>
pbon nod Der Matamorpsz @traBe be-
rufen. BORT follte angebli6 Elm SAL
bon @bolera, Dber bod uenigitens bon
Cholera rtorbus ansgebro9en fem.
Sn Mirtlidteit banbelte es fiG UNI
cine Megitanerit, bic in Golge beS
uumdBiseu @enuHes bot MaFermelos
men uu6. Bier erfranft mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-10
Se1as 8.

Aus Heus8aben, &obertfon Co.,
f@reibt urs 6err WiIbelm gblef uns
ter benz Datum bes 5. Suli: Oerr,
bill. uir berborren! Set 8 Wo9en
iGdt Der blaue 6immel auf uns bers
nie6er unb bic Some f9eint 70 beiB,
BAT, iuenft eS tlur so @ra6 i'm Ghatz
ten i'll, man nod febr sufrieben lein
rluB. 3ubem fiub MIR bier bon ben
fribereu &eges b66ff ffiefmhtterIiA
bebunbelt tpnrben. Wir befamen ttur
bas, mas fOuttpo iibrig bIieb unb 6as
mar iebr tpenig. Mais giebt iuobl cine
belle Grnte, aber init Der 8aummo[le
felt es f@le@t. Wenn ni9t baI6 Mes
cen t0nrnit, ipir6 bic grnte eine Der
f@Ie9teften iuerben, Die ie bier gemadt
iuurbeu. Cine CUTE tuirb eS ~iiberbaupt
ni@t lnebr, aud tpern baIb &egen
fouault, ba3n III es au fpdt, benn bic
Boutnluole Bot fmon AL piel BON Ser
9rodenbeit selitteu.
- Bel CT 9afo ertrant beim 8aben
I'M &io @ranbe Der iunge BeIgi.r
6enrD 0euD0b, Der erft Dor Rur3em
9G@ 3eras gefommer mar.
= 3ura Ra1folger bes bon meritas
niiGen S@muggIert erf9oFenen @ans
gersGapiidaS SoneS lit Der bisberige
&aHsersRDrpDraI Sobn Sc. 6ugbes ers
uawut iuDrben. Mie fein 8org6nger
III au@ 6ugbes ein Manrt bon GROCER
@uer6ge unb uuerfGrodenbeit.
= sya Dallas iuurbe Der @eiGdftss
reifeube 2ourD bon ieiner bigberiaeu
@sIiebtett MinMie Setter auf pffener
Gtra6e niebergeI@ofert unb lebensae,
fdbrli@ beripum6et. St bate borber
NIT Der Better Elm Gtreit gebabt unb
hattie ibr ertldrt, Ct noble Ni6ts rrebr
nit i9r gu tbut baben.
= Sn fpIer tukrben 9ube 8errp
unb Dub Darbrougb unter benz 8ers
ba@te. an Der Iebten Babnberaubung
betbeiligt getuefer aa isin. perbaftef.
Ct felt ft@ bel biefer @~eIegenbeit Der,
aus, baB fi& Der Netrag, nm tueIheu
bic Safe Der grpreBsGompaanie Bel
ieuer @elegeubeit beranbt tuurbe, auf
$1,000 beIduft.
Sn 2ulins f6oB Der GARNER
Gtorep einen amberer Garmer, Naz
meas Soules, NIT benz Ct f9on friber
Gtreitigteiteu gebabt bate, tlieber unb
bra6te ibm cine lebensgefdbrli1e 8ers
~iuunbaug BET.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-10

S9Dls' Yalnaett : @artem 1T Der
SammelplaB Der 9euti6en bon San
Intonio nit ibren Gamilien. 9ie re-
gelmdBigen Ibenb Gret &onaerte an
bier Menben in Der Mo9e fint ftets
5ablrei@ beiuGt unb erfreuen ii6 elmer
aagemeinen 8~eliebtbeit. Seine Meine
unb WbisfeDs unb a~le3eit felerfrii9es
Bier, iotDie bic beiten G%igarren.
Ste &e tauration liefert ale
9~elifatefen Der @aiion. lufern,
Slide. Wil6 in better 3ubereitung.
SdgliG ausge5et6neter mariner 2un9.
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Wpmlet Wpmlet !!

Gin gbampagner, Der li@ INNER
mebr JreunOe ermirbt unb balb ben
Marft beberri6en tpirb, 1T Der @eorge
@nulet.
vt hdlt bic ri6tise Mitte 3pifden
alien gigeni@aften, bic man beim
G%bampagner eruartet; 1T alio ni9i
81 fiB un6 ni9t berb; BON pridsln-
benz, anregen6em @ef9mad unb be-
tommt, ielbft in groBen Quantitdten
genofen, ausge3eidnet.
9arum: Srinst @oulet unb mnr
0onlet.
&onfe 4 @ablfab,
agenten.
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= 81. s. 9ofbein3 San Qn,
tonic, bertauft einen guten 3peirdberi=
gen Wagen (Gabritat bon Stint.
Mi9.) nebft pferbegei9irr gu 500, fos
wie elm Sop 8uggp unb @ef9irr 3u
$65. 5iibrt tets cine ~poaitdnbige Nuss
uabl Der Gifb Bros, gspensbeib unb
Guiding Magen, &mbulanaen unb
8ugsies, Cotton Sins, Min6motpren,
Perfins Winbmiblen, 8umpen, 8run.
observation-disclosures, pftssu un6 Sta
6el6rabt. Wfan fpre6e Dor uub IaHe
fi4 bic niebrigen Preiie sebeH,
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California > @eine.

Weinliebbaber fimben elm groBes 2as
ger bon feimen California @einem bel
9errn s. $. MeDer am Mlamoz
plaaa. 9err Meper iu6t bic Weine
an Ort umb STEELE aug unb fault brett
aus benz Seller Der Weinaii6ter. Mls
gutem &enner gelingt es ibm itets, bic
beften Sorten aus3umdbIen. Ct fann
feline 4unben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen Derieben. &otbz unb
WeiB Weine in por3igli9er QualitGt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @auone = fret
tins 9aus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-10
THIBODEAUX.

Was bebeutet bieies @orts IS il
bas 9anbelssei6en bes
CINDERELLA S@ub< g aIafes.
9a int Wabltabre befanntli6 Sc
f9dftsfiIe berrf9t unb mir einem gros
ben 8orrqtb BON S6ubmert fir 6ers
rem, Samen unh &inber an 6anb
baben, neuefte GacOns unb Mufter, 10
~perfaufen mir Aqes gum @of It.
preife unb liefern bic 8eueiie ba>
fur. NQe Waaren finb aeu unb tuurz
ben tpeaiea fur bieien Sommer beftelt.
Die preife iinb iiberaa in 3ablen ans
gegsben. @er bilig unb gut faufen
utl, gebe gum
CINDERELLA @muh Wnlnff.
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@m. Mdtthfea.

Glsif9er, SOutonzStra e.
9iefert 6aS pOrsigli6fe &inbs, S6afz
unb S6Weinefeii6. Spe3iaIitd!:
Sunges &albfleif d. Ollie Sors
ten bon Wurft.
8eftelungeu merben in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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Cinderella sdnb > palaft.

saE a.. 9euinser bdlt bic be-
rlibmten Seering Mdbmai9inen nebf #
elmer D%oafdnbigen Nuspabl @rtras
fir bteielben. @benio 9eure9en, Hays
stackers &c. Man fpre6e Dor, bieielben
gu befi@tigen unb bic niebri9en preiie
All 1Otiren.
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HndIeus Mratca galbe.

Dte bsfs earSe Der qBeIt fur G@nttte, auetf&un.
sea- 9ef4u&ye, Stebers nab 9auts Gus5@Iag, TIe@te,
1eipsnnetne 8dnbe, Srcfbeulen unb ane Sanffrants
Hsttens Iuztrt 9dmcrrtotben pber Eeine BeSabIuns.
8b9tge 3ufrtebeubett g~aranttrt pber has @eIb wirh
burA&eyaattete Is Gents bte G@a&teI. 3nm Berfaui
ta eeen &pstbeten. GbsipB Dretb, Ebpmsiou Il Go.
Htafegafe,
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sotialitiide MrbeitersWartei.

@eriammlung ieben 3peiten unb
bierten Samftag Nbenb i'm Monat in
Der SaIe Der 9ermannsi6bne. 3utritt
fret fir S%ebermann.
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GpoleD's 9egifter, Ho. % @lamo
Blasa bat einen &uf fir guten alien
Wbisfep, bic beiten semii6ten Sc
trdnte, feine @eine unb ausgeaei6nete
importirte unb einbeimif9e Gigarren
unb tets frif6es Bier. Der @igentbAs
rer, SDe @polep, Derfebt feiu @ei6dft.
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@r1tn0 : Gigentbtnt.
=11ldHenpermdlters DerfQuf.@

reber ST., 900 Granb> gtstntbum In Gan antpntU mus irict
Detfauft rerben Der sanse gefs wtrO In SbetIen unb g~runbfaden
%angebpten, mte fe Der &dukr minfAt. @rpbe. gut etngnt6tete 8rourei
NIT sutsm abias BON gier; nett unter benz wtrfhhen gBsrtbe.
Q~nssebebntes Drnderet> unD lttbOSrapbHaes @tabliHement, psldes
bic bette &unbiAaft TN Sabweaen Bat.
gntselesene geihdftsbduier ub grunbfade unb Baupldtt In
Der Yaite uab tn ben Nubentbilsa ber Stabt. Grpee auspobl,
aebnltAe ORrten fnb ME pOrber semaat wprben.
REAGAN HOUSTON, MafenbertpaIter
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@etrafbs Gdetne:
g.. s, Semmlinger unb emma
Strei6.
Otto 8. MeiBaer unb Glifabetb
8Dulb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-10

0erE IDs U.s. yelbODD. YrQii>
bent uab @d@dftsfibrer Der Obio &
Miffifppi@iienbabn, Cincinnati, g.,
f@reibt, baB bic Nntpenbung BON ct.
JatDbssDeI eiuert berrentten Nemfel
i9nta beiIte.
Man iGreibt aus Berlin: aais
fer Wilbeltt III mie6er eiumal nit
taapper Rotb elmer brobenben Sobes.
getabr eutsangen. SIS gef9ab bag,
tuie j6on friiber Elm paar MaI, Bel benz
9ertu@e bes aaifers, ieinen eigeneu
@ntf9er gu ipielen. 9Ils er udmlih
bon Wannfee 3uriidtebrenb fem 0ieraes
fpanu, beifebenb aus ungarifden Ssus
dsrpferben, bic betanntIi@ fii9tig ME
ber Minb, ober aud penig lentiam
finb. felbf lenfte. brannte 6osielbe
bHr@ unb ole Bemiibuugeu 6es taifers
liGen auti@ers, bic pferbe al slgeIu,
bliebejt erfpIglos. gnbli@ rannte bie
4utf9e gegett einet @arren on unb
bann erit gelatg es ben 8orreitern bic
faiferli&e &utf6e ein3ubolen unb bic
3eitpfer0e ~ 8oben az uerfen unb 70
ibr Weiterreniletl gu nerbiHbern. Der
&nifer raffte fi@ aus ben 9rfmmerr
ouf unb febte, gda5li6 uuberleBt, bic
6cbrt TT Der autf9e zines feiner Mbs
iutauten fort. SIN geftibul bes &ei1ss
tdass uurbe bic 8emertuEg gerna6t,
tab Seuarb eineti @efebentlpurf eins
rei9en folIte, In tuel9em benz Safer
perboteu tuerben fcIIte, fi9 ben gefdbrs
lid5en Sport bes 0anbbabens bon
pferbeH sa geitatteH.
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sar Serr 81. 6. on, Der
befannte pbotograpb, bat an BET
4lamo : StraBe, go. 113, etn reues
4telier eingeri6tet. 0err Saesbfon
bat In ieinem gtabliKemert ale Neues
runger, bic auf benz Gelbe Der pbotos
graphic Der Neuaeit berborgebra6t,
angeipanbt. unb bic @inri9tung if
bo9elegant unb ftebt an 8oaenburg
ii6er feinem Der prominenteften berars
tigen 2otale bftli6er Metrnpolen mad.
Gin 8eiu6 biefeS SHUTTER Mteliers lit
unieren 2efern aufs bersli9fte ems
pfoblen.
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Opern : @eielf6aft", genieBen einen
Doben unb bere6tigten STUFF.
Nls Soliiten merben mod Elm Baron
8ertbolb unb @uftap 8ernede %genannt.

IF YOUR BACK ACHES,
Or sou are all worn out, really good for moth.
ing, it is general debility. Try
RROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
1t will cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
E good appetite.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-31
NORTH DAKOTA ELEVATOR
Proposition to Build One on Lake
Superior.

Special to the Globe.
BISMARCK, n. d., Jan. 30.-A bill
was introduced in the senate today by
Senator Hitler, appropriating 100000
for the purchase of a site and the
erection of a state elevator to be locat-
ed in Duluth or West Superior. The
bill creates board of grain and ware
house commissioners, comprising the
lieutenant governor, chairman or the
railroad commissioners and the commits
sioner of agriculture and labor. The
purchase Of a site, the determination of
its location, the letting of contracts, the
making of arrangements for transfers
and of rules and regulations are placed
in their hands. The purchase of
the land to be used for this pur
pose is not to be made until
the state having civil jurisdiction shall
cede the same absolutely to North Da-
kota, so that the latter shall have entire
control of it as to taxes and regulations
of every description. A charge OF one
cent per bushel is to be made on all
wheat handled, III addition to the reg
ular warehouse charges to be fixed by
the commission. The revenue from the
former is to constitute special ware
house fund, to be used by the commits
sion in enlarging the capacity and facll-
tiles of the elevator. The commission
is to appoint and fix the salary of the
warehouseman and his assistants.
In the house today Representative
StrOm Introduced concurrent reSOlu-
ton and memorial. requesting congress
to take immediate steps to condemn all
anthracite coal lands, under the right OF
eminent domain. and to take possession
of them ard carry on the coal business
exclusively for the public benefit.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-31
FEELING RATHER SORE.
English Criticism on the Hawaiian
Trouble.

LONDON, Jan. 30.-The question of
proposed annexation of Hawaii by the
United States continues to be a promi-
nent subject of discussion in political
circles and in the newspapers. The
Evening Globe (Tory organ) says
this afternoon that the annexa-
ton of Hawaii may result in bringing
the United States into foreign relations
at variance with the whole of their ira
ditional policy and cause friction and
conflict between them and the English
colonies. American aggression in the
Pacific, adds the Globe, would occasion
Australian remOnstrance, to which the
British government would be forced to
listen. The internal affairs of Hawaii
will settle themselves oner, the sooner
1t is more clearly understood that they
are not to be made temptation to the
United States to commit most un-
characteristic act of folly.
The st. James Gazette (Tory) says
that President Harrison's cabinet would
do we'll not to arrive at a hurried de-
cision on the question of Hawaii.
lit must not be assumed that because
the United States have been nursing
Hawaii, they are best entitled to effect
i've interference in the affairs of thai
country. The American party III these
islands is by no means so strong as we
are asked to believe"
The Pail Mall Gazette, now also a
Tory organ, is neutral in its remarks OH
the question of American annexation of
Hawaii. and suggests that t-would BE-
interesting to see how the Americans
would manage colony.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-31
OF ALL OTHERS
This is the One Opportunity or
the United States.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-William &. IT.
WIN. a partner Of Claus SpreckelS in
the sugar plantation IN Hawaii. and
also member of the queens privy
council, who came to this country to at
tend the wedding of his niece, Miss
Ivers, to Mr.. Robinson, is now in this
city. To reporter this evening he said
he had telegraphed to Mr.. Spreckels at
San Francisco for particulars of the
revolution, but up to this evening had
received no reply.
This is the opportunity OF all
Others" SAID Mr. Irwin, "for the United
States to act quickly if she desires to
assume control over the Sandwich
islands. You may be sure England
would not throw away the chance. L
was surprised when L heard of the rev.
olution, for when | left Honolulu Dec.
Z everything was moving smoothly.
SO stable did the government seem
that Mr.. Spreckels and L advanced a
large sum OF money toward paying the
governments running expenses. We
certainly would not have done that had
we apprehended its downfall. The
government was really good one.
Property was taxed l per cent. Our
courts were excellent, and the govern
ment officials were men of integrity"
do you think annexation would
mean the construction Of cable from
San Francisco to HonOlulu~
Il do; the queen, i'll my opinion,
acted fooliShy. She threw down the
gauntlet and was oYerthroWn. did
not intend to return to Honolulu before
March. | shall now be compelled to
sail Feb. ID.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-31
} ohm Bali Protests.
ALL BUT ONE.
England the Only One to Stand
Back.

OIty OhO W 1sehNA
Back.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. So The word
ing of the Acknowledgements of the new
government of some of the leading pow
ers is as follows:
German consul says: shall do all. in
my power to further and support the
provisional government.
Austrian cOnSuPS reply is couched III
precisely the same language.
The Italian consul says: Your request
of recognition as defactO government of
Hawaiian islands, and that | afford to
it the moral support of my government
received. In response | have the honor
to say that l comply with the above re-
quest.
The consul for Russia says: l take
pleasure to recognize the provisional
government of Hawaii as defined in the
proclamation, aud shall afford it my
moral support as representative OF the
government of Russia.
The consul general of the Neither
lands says: | take pleasure in assuring
the gentlemen of the executive council
that cordially extend to them my full
assent to their claim for recognition and
my intention to add such moral support
Us NAY COlliC WllIllIl UIlO oCOpO VI III
authority.
Acknowledgements from France and
Portugal were received on the day of
our departure and there was no time to
translate them before the Claudine
sailed. We are firmly impressed with
the belief that when the facts of the
case are known at Washington our mis-
sion Will be crowned with success. The
United States is not likely to lose a
chance of securing such strategic
point.as Honolulu when 1t is offered for
her acceptance.
Roilin NJ. Daggett, ex-United States
minister to Hawaii, in an interview
says that Great Britain is not likely to
strenuously oppose annexation of the
Hawaiian islands to the United States.
He bases this belief on conversations
with the former British minister at
Honolulu. Mr.. Daggett says:
at is well understood in the British
foreign Office that there is not to be
serious opposition to the annexation to
the United States. When Lord Palm
erston was minister of foreign affairs
he advised England's representative at
Honolulu that cOntiguity of Hawaii to,
and its close commercial relations TO the
United States, would ultimately justify
closer American connecticut"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-31
HAS NOTHING TO SAY.
Mr.. Cleveland Will Not Talk on
the Subject

New YORK, Jan. 30.-When- Presi-
dent-eIect Cleveland arrived at his office
he was asked by reporter if he would
Civ an expression of opinion regard
ing the probable future policy of
his administration regarding the appli-
cation of the provisional government of
Hawaii to become part OF the United
States. and if he had as yet expressed
all opinion to anybody as to whether he
favored or opposed the annexation of
Pacific islands 10 the United States.
Mr.. Cleveland replied:
II have not expressed myself to any
body on that subject; i'll fact, have
not given it my consideration. But, if
l had formed an opinion in the matter,
| do not consider 1t would be proper for
me to express it at the present tim e.
You can say know nothing about the
matter, and have nothing further to
say"
Before making the above declaration
Mr.. Cleveland had been shown the dis
patch from San Francisco quoting Ha-
waiian Commissioner Castle as having
said he had received dispatch that
satisfies him that President-elect Cleve-
land looks fayorably upon the proposal.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-31
NEARING A CRISIS,
Today May See Wild Scenes
in the Kansas State
House.
Populists Are Determined to
Bring the Trouble to a
Climax,
And the Republicans Are
Equally Determined to
Hold On.
No New Senators Made in
the Great Senatorial
Fights.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 30.-The crisis
will soon be reached in the house mud
die. Tonight just before the PopulIst
house adjourned Speaker Dunsmore
arose and handed to Speaker Douglass,
the Republican presiding officer, a
sealed communication. DunSmore said
he desired Douglass not to make its
contents known until tomorrow, and
eXacted promise from him not to re-
veal its purport. Then both houses
agreed to adjourn till 9 O'Clock tomor-
row morning, and as soon as adjourn
ment was had both speakers raped
for order and announced caucus for
this evening. These caucuses will
consider the package handed the
Republican speaker by Dunsmore, Pop
uist The notice is for the Republic
ans to quit. 1t sets forth that the Re-
publican house is all illegal body; that
the Republicans are ObStructioniStS de-
laying the business of the house, and
notifies Speaker Douglas that he and all
the Republican clerks and officers must
withdraw and no longer attempt to
usurp the powers of the PopuliSt house,
which is the only true house of repre-
sentatives. Speaker Dunsmore would
not speak tonight. He said the sub
stance of the letter would be known to-
morrow, and he might have something
to say. Representative Campbell, a
Populist leader, said:
''If the Republicans do not 90 peace
ably we will call on the governor to
exert his prerogative, and he will have
to act. He will send company of mill
tia here to see that the rules of the
house are obeyed and the business of
the house is not DISTRACTED. Then the
Republican speaker will have to retire
from the speakers chair and thus let
the authority go where it belongs. The
governor forced the muddie on us by
recognizing our house, and now he must
be responsible for the settlement of the
affair."" Speaker Douglass said:
THE Republican house is the legally
organized house, and L propose to hold
the speakers chair, and in doing so
know | will have the law-abiding peo-
pie of Kansas with me. We know we
are right, and we will maintain this
right until forced to retire at the point
of the bayonet. We have a constitu-
tional majority Of the members, and the
law-abidlng people of the state will
stand by us in our constitutional gov
eminent"