The farmers' union., 1893-11-16
JUST A PLAIN REBEL.
MELlO NOT GIVEN EELlIGER-
EMIT RIGHTS.
Hawaii Again to BE Il MOnarchy-Carter
IIarrisOn's Wi!I-Eig Failure in Cincin-
nati-Menage Il Financial Napoleon
Navajo Indians Are RcstIess.


Janeiro stating that Admiral Mello, the
tnsurgent leader, has asked that the
United States recognize his rights as Il bel
liGercnt. After "a conference between Sec
rc'ary Gresham and the Pre- ;ident, Minister
Thompson was instructed to say to Admiral
Mello that IA the opinion OF the Govern
ment he had not lecn able TO establish
either Il political or military organization
which entitled him to the recognition ne
asked for, and that ii would not be grant
ed. Secretary Gresham added that the
position of the United States in the pres
ent controversy was that Of an impartia!
observer
Queen Liiuoka!ani will DC restored to
her throne in Hawaii. il she has not Teen
restored ere this. Friday afternoon the
Cabinet held an unusually long session,
aud as result OF the discussion it was
decided to give to tho press the recon-
mcndation made by Secretary Gresham
in the Hawaiian mater to the President
Minister Willis arrived in Honolulu on
Monday last. IL is supposed. and as he had
In his pocket instructions III conformity
with the recommendations OF Secretary
Gresham which have been approved by
the President. it is probable that by this
time the provisional government has been
deposcd and the Queen has reasser;ed au-
thority over the islands.
The last will and to ,tancnt OF the late
Garter H. Harrison. of Chicago. consisting
Of four pages OF closely written fOo'scaD.
lies In tho vaults of the Probate Court with
an application for ietters tes:anentary
The application. which is signed by the
executors. says that tho value OF the per-
sonal estate does not exceed $500 and
that OF the real estate $500 900 and that
the whole value OF the property bequeathed
does not exceed $780, 0o0. This will be Il
surprise to many people. for it was gcner-
ally believed that Mr. Harrison was a
much wcalthicr man. Aside from 10,00O
devoted TO charities, the estate is to be d.
viGed equally between his children.
Startling revelations are made regard =
Ing tho affairs OF Louis +. Menage. Prcst-
dent OF the in5olvcnt Guaranty Loan Conn
pany at Minneapolis Menage's liabilities
to the com pany are 81. 700. oOo. tho greater
part standing on the books as assets OF tho
company. The amount represents money
borrowed on personal notes
--Rumors OF another Navajo outbreak
arc received, 1t is reported that the set
tiers west OF the Montczuma Valley, in
Colorado. had u collision with the Indians.
killing four of them. A Deputy Sheriff
left COrtCz with Il posse to force the Nava-
jos back To their reservation. 1t Is stated
that they had permission from tho agent
to go Off on Il hunt and this enra-ed the
whites
The paper manufacturing circles OF
Cincinnati, Ohio and that part of the
State were temporarily parayze'! Friday
when IL was announced that the Middle
town Paper Company had been forced to
assign. Tho factory Is located in Middle
town. twenty miles out OF the city. and
its President was Charles L. Gunckel.
who was the executive head OF tho
United Paper Company when that
combine failed in New York some
time ago Tho sensational feature OF
the failure is the fac: that Gunckel has
for years been regarded as the money king
OF tho State and his emb b.rras,mcnt causes
the greatest surprise. lie is well known In
Chicago The failure Is Il bad one. J. II.
Johnston is assignee The principal cred
itors 1.-Two in Chicago Cleveland, Cincinnati
and New York.
Qualifications Of the treaty with Norway
have been exchanged 1t is about the
same rs the treaty with Sweden:
-Uncmploy"d OF london shouted for
work Mt the Installation Of George Robert
Tyler. the new Lord Mayor
Banker Gilman $. Clark. OF New York
has been granted II divorce at Far-,. y u.
The Greek cabinet has resigned ami
tho King has charged NJ Tricoupis vita
the task Of forming ucw one
1t is now expected that the ma iurity
in favor OF wo1nans suffrage in Colorado,
will go over five thousand.
The rebellion in Cuba ended di>aS-
trouS,y for the rebels. who were defeated
in their first encounter with the govern
mcut forces The insur-cnt leader. Gen.
E-uucrrc. was cap:urc, and his follower,
escaped to the mountains
Federal Office hoidhcrs must not take
an active par, in politics. Internal Rev
rnuc Collector Murphy. ot Milwaukee. " G
was recently elected Chairman OF the
Democratic County Committee. has been
notified by Secretary Carlisle that il would
be we'll /, leave himself free to devote his
entire time tn the duties OF his office
--Iuther Jones. a prominent scranton.
Pa. citizen. suffered Il stroke Of apoplcxy.
lie fell upon the picket Of an iron feuc,
and a great hole MAS torn in his neck. He
d.ed.
--tompt:oller Tc.rl> or ,ered the pay
- the creditors ot the themica. Nutiona
Eanh OF Chicago This payment Will dis
y ;. OF - per cent Of thc liabilities. and
il re ;ardcd in the Comi troller's Office as Il
rcuarNabiy e>rel!cnt showing.
The Western ncvclormeu: Comrany,
In S!nkin. Il we'll east OF Grand Junction
Colorado. struck u strong How OF Gas at \
depth of 500 feet. 4 pressure OF sixyy
pounds is obtained.
OF the FIVE Russian criminals who cS.
capped from : bcria and are at SAN Francis
a.. three are said to I've muruercr. one :
4 untcrfeltcr, and on" common convict
The otlcnscs charged are causes FOR extra.
dition
"A man Claiming e. Nc \ T Casf!em.n
OF Haguell. Tex, was arrested at Ba!>
Knob. Ar,.. on suspicion .: showing :. ne.
thins of the pliphant train robbery.
judge Dale sentenced JOHN pos>e,. I,
be hanged at Guthrie. q. T.. Jan. ;. for til,
murder of Sherman Long. hi, rival for til,
affections OF n young Indian girl
Mrs. Joseph kohlbecher's two sons
Joseph and Herman, were aspAy Mated +,
gas accidentally At san Francisco