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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Our esteemed contemporary II.
Dsnocyat Is primarily very ssilifal m
..e.i.1.nz stas.es taken trom its es-
.hac1ss. Caee Ia ashile u fslls down
ul ne efscf = faleuleus- Tor. .nstancs.
yesterday aoFEisg Il reproduced an u
nsfrzts,i iiescFi psisc article on b4rsnns
tsrus whsh u localtei u de-eTsbe
olepaash's circus which exhibited
s.sa lass Malday. Several local refer
b css b tAe Island. Monroe street and
i.rsa Agent starr were intcrspe-sed to
-.sa st tae appearance u originality
Dat slls -oriein2tor~ 0veFiooked the fact
hat the tcrspauzh show viii rot ex-
l.tit II o. islio Garden - long a. Nj
aailey oxr- t,,th IL sni the barnum show.
Isscrsloss t6e statement that The car
Gus has t4.d rNUo rent FOR Castle
Garter .ar the tvcaty seven days q ITS
49, N8..id sprly very well 10 the Bar
caa ssaw Is lie original article from
0aicA fle Democrats article was faxed.
I-t ssunls very absurd 10 those Who
knos ,hat ne Fosepaugh show has not
aad y iil log exhibit east of the PeunsSl-
wanna liUs las season.
Then. 80. The Democrat reporter who
walked b. iae BIG tent Monday eytn
irsr $40 aud heard som. things that
eouldnt have been seen and heard with
any ether than tho Barnum show. For
instaace. this reporter saw and made n
sketch 10 illustrate the Forepaugh cook
wagon. Tho Forepaugh -cook wagon
- large iron range set out in the open
All. Barnams show carries a oook
sag0a. The reporter vas on the ground
shea the performers had washed on the
grease paint something II which cir
Gus performers use IONS ~ and declares
~ eay K emphasis. IN speaking d
oxering the tent. The Nero people
sass % bo quick about It 90 their dress
lng tents would 60 down Ga their heads. =
InAsmaeh as the Nero" people. II
aTessing at All. at that particular mo-
ncut were dressing somewhere IN the
east with the Barnum show. II is evident
ne original circus reporter" lost c',g
In his ar,iuous task q stealing some
body el-es work h palm OF Is his own.
This i but one ia hat n scores of Iust
such fakes which The Democrat has
hsd the unblgshirg impudencs TO work
&c a. original lOcai stories.'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Colonel 1yrrvll who has been re-
a0ve. from his command At the insti-
cation q his fellow officers for daring To
give utterauce % his independent opin-
on on the action = the military bead.
= staunch republican iiis removal
cannot H. conInrrd into a political
ISSUE. IL - simply question a rniii-
tasy discipline II Colonel Tyrrell or
any ether ueosuer q The state troops 10
forbidden 20 utter his honest sentiments
5n a question affecting the public inter
go. ear treops vii become opinionle-s
autlastous AmsFics an Michigan Co
1et ba-e,i Tat KIDD - men or soldiers
Unil Cris,sei Iyrro.l Is tried ~ his
peers AID . verdict rraehesi Tsk HERALD
prtssrs O. bssieys that BE- exercised q
rensfituisenal right when he declared
SHAT 49, citizen he would advise
hh friends 20 attend TIA vorids
flf aaI oaJ soaf De exercised
esa ftan.nai r,sht bat thai ae
~ i - performs a patriotic duty
50 4a i-s sloA.d 20 o. tie
assal sts te.eHai gyrreil has ar IN
a.ssiis eat ~ sl1iss Them togo 1se
r.4al - rr-t+i is every fn,@ Amefistn
fsaoi las press cas- g. she uast iusxni.i-
csal g-etsaa4isr This aosst9sns 10
saash isfreL - aasl.af fsr dos x
east b. hssi a eoustitaasgsi fsat a. -
- citizen. aad Which he la cot az
te-up.l-l 10 A. ~ zolier. is bern IN
i.aisa-T snd vii sua IN defeat - TO
nsrtieees she bring the charges Cesltei
ryrreli stansis sce hish zith the rank
sol Sic Re - popular and besoad.
The 1shef offc~r~ envy him. They have
l.s=.iesl fse,r csf'anr. ~ith anslics ant
ne govsreos IA. dfed rithout taking
an The <hot all h~ -p~ni.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

-. - - 80 a..
- !, -. - So. ,h.,.
-. :. =. -. rh,, r--s r-,--,fststv
-, ~ ~...-v 49, ~ ..xs., s,.z. "a,
..-ss 80 .i.<u R..e 4, . m.sss,
- ..e, .,,..,.... ,uup-s.ar. nayxh.nr
sha~t = .h...,,,. c.rts,nty = ,usuf1iri~at
- --txb...n . fu.l return Of confidence.
IN. su~~t,oo i = very broad one ssd
ssair.~s ltself through our entire cur
,sney .,.teo.- and IL ill rssuirs lsdic-
tous hzndl.ns 10 <csors the quick con-
slosioo which n .Doxs al required and
whIeh IN ma, h hoosd congress will
reach. +. !. n,-~.bls that the Discus
ssen nay verge aron sensitive topics,
be. thai - fos.-e~a- and there is eonse-
,,asptfy no d,xuosision 20 take every
shsa,s fas granted. tst 10 keep business
xlthia conservative limits until Il il
sors.hsdo~ e. - bat are likely "a &c the
noaatary conditions q the future.
-Whiizf 4 "a hixhiy desirable that con.
gree. siss.ald pass without delay a blll
repeating 80 mach of the Sherman act
=. provides for me purchase q silver.
VT cons.dsxioe the uncertain oomposl-
ton Of The senate and the probaoilst,
that the more money" men may 10
found 10 mast on some compensation or
substitute FOX the SUSPENSION of the
present issue Of silver money. il n not
rrctabI. that eousentions may s.iss
from that sort of bargaining IL Ia pos.
ssbie. however. that such q turn IN de
bate. should il 10 wisely led. nigh, 10
pralue,ive ~ much good and helm 10
ssrd. a better settlement u the general
question. For il IA no, 70 be supposed
that a .toprsve ~ silver Issues "a the
only amendment the currency situation
reasires We must have an elasticity in
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

People sho are grosning over hard
times and the oppressed working nil
iions neglect 10 slate the fact that the
stat.stlcs show 81. 7U eUo.Op Ia savings
banks IN the United States That IL is
mainly the small savings u the working
matitudes Is also true. e. every observer
knosA Such fact tells better the nm
ancial condition of the country than any
orafosy. With the return Of confidence
the country VII be all riset-Saginax
Courier Herald.
We are TO have an extra session ii
congress on the seventh 1t August
Grover says that the demands u tie
people must not be stayed longer. II hc
VAL announce that the iniquitous Nc
kinley bill will not be disturbed be will
accomplish more for the good Ut the
business interests IL this country than
an extra session OF congress can.-Hsrt
Journal
Grover 10 ut BuzzArd's Bay. sick
with rheumatism and toothache. But
his twinges are pleasurable sensations
compared With the agoDies OF waiting
and hungry democrats. Once ia awhile
the cause u civil service reform IL adj
vanced by dlspensation Of providence
which Is fortunate. for its growth other
wise 10 distressfully slow.--Allegan Ga
zette.
The democrats are attempting To
make a ecapegoat OF the silver purchas
Ing act. when the more probable cause
of existing financial situation lies in
their ayowed purpose to lower the tariff
Ii begins to look as IL the only remedy
Will be % right about face" and follow
the Old policy which made and kept
good times in the past.-Bay City Tri
bune.
There are suspicious ahoat 10 the gen.
eras effect that Claus Spreckels' life
would never have been threatened had
the willy sugar planter not considered
such an event TO his political advantage
Detroit Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

NJ. Cirws Hnds steadily inrrpvinx
snus ~ tas saeneg market although The
- "a street operators are nstursily e. -
.lcu and aif,isient since ~rtinx hssls.t
etses AZ Fr--sdens hsr csilei sn ext-s
SESSION whsch sct snd r. probable CO..
sequences Mr cisss Discusses ~ 81
cas-
soa - ~ngr~-s wa- shvs~f,rp the snlY
tsni z tfeatmsnt that soalj prosiu -
lsg seiies Tl.at elect 4 cert.ialy hss
"a aus there q lisnsf 4, chat Nr
.ievssand's infprvenaon can scSsssnplssh.
: - knr~n that . munth h~pcs coo
,r-~- ssil pr'sfp~.i - ne consideration
4 sbis saestioe. snd tFosa saca iEvs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
BIG FIRE At MORLEY
Business Portion Of the Village
Has a Marrow Escape.
LOSSES WILL REACH $4,000
F1snses Destroyed abe ocspsnercsAa
Model s.d several az the DussnsD
asosses--C~us<> . MySsery.

NaxlEs, Mich. july "A serious IRE
bsoks oat IN Tie Lacy busldtng th1s II
sernaon. which fos time thrsstensd
the entire basinsss PARTON - the vi
ssss. Ia 1arnsd very rspsdls despite the
eGofts u the eifixsns. and quickly con-
mun,esssd 70 the Commercial hotel ard
i.srns The guests managed - save
their siecls. and wiling HANDS remessi
4 portion az tie furniture before the
walls fell in with crash The nanes
made rapid work - the frame sffue
sure. and FIVE minutes after tie hotel
caught, snsoks vas seen pouring Qua Of
Cutter A Wnghts hsfd~sre store.
The fire burned hercely and The
stock wns greatly damaged bsforr
A ~As pat under eopfrol. The next -
tim II the consuming eiemelt was T. X
Grant. whose t2rher shop vac rprncs-
The buildings u Kate Lacy and y. W.
Wiley met q similar fate. ia Tie latter
building was stored the household gocds
az Lew Burger. which. fortunately, we're
removed in time. The livery harm II j.
NJ. Lander, occupied by Snyder 3 John
son. was destroyed. bot not urtli the
horece and vehicles rad been run out
The National hotel had marrow escsIs
catching ire several tsm--. As u is- The
ioss will be about t2oN By fire sno
water. How the Ere started - = mys
terry. and IL IL due 20 tie great work e
the volunteers that Morley h not a.
ashes
The Losses as near Ne can lie sscer-
fainod, are a. follows: Commercial ho;ci
and barn, sl.1so. insured; Gutter A
Wright. loss on stock 1900. on bud
inx, owned by A. J. Acker a Greenvllle
$50; Kate Lacy, building, u 600, \ ".
Wiley. building. sl.uoo; r. X Grant,
$50. 4. Nj. Lander. t4!e, snyd-r 4
johnson. eco, National hotei. S9.0oo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
HOTEL, CHATS

Two travelling men. one from New
York and the other from Chicago. be-
came involved m slight controversy
n the New Livingston yesterday. aud
the New ork man sexpense account Was
Increased sle. The argument began. *
course. over the worlds fair. Ihe
Gothamite WAS explaining 10 the WinAy
cisY hustler how iagch better the tow
~ the sea would have managed the
great exposition than the tSau by the
lake ~ doing The Individual from
Chicago was Inclined - resent thus. an,l
the Argument finally Griftesl a. buslness
matters The New York man asowei {
that there were more drummers from
that city who did business o.
the xesf than there wee
from Chicago. Tue exponent ~ hog
AMI higa arr denied a. su4 ufTefrs. -
bet a teunsa They agree g. leave Il e.
TIE register The registsss u tbs Nes
Livingston faf the past s,x mouths we're
examined. and II ass fonra that the
Ers PORTION n travelling men who regls.
terrell there Vaz es8et.y ) e. IT. favor u
Chicago The New tofk nan rad tee
30. bat still sNesrs that the 8tammeSs
ffma hss town b. enough merc hfsasnr4s
g elmy -nsafe f1r say deficiency in
numbers
] J-K~ensn u Detroit = guest IN
TIE Norton NJ Keenan, - TIE oldest
tarniture buyer coming g. the 6fand
Rapids marset
q. ". Caskey a prominent furniture
manufacturer < Feio<xey. arrived ia
Sweets yesssrdss-
Navro< keensn. Detroit
George u. caldwell Lansing. - q
I<sin~sn. Rertou harics. " n Dieseg
Jackson.
NV T.rxrxnsToN " ! kline.
scheacraft; HeGry Alen. z'etrois. y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

DoS NJ. DICKINSON doesn't reside In
the judicial district from which Justice
Blatchford was appointed. Thus ray
OF cheer picrces the gloom that scr
rounded the referees when Don IL =
name was mentioned for the place. M
Cleveland may feel that the condition
confronting him makes IL imperative 10
appoint New Yorker and after reconse-
Grating himself To the people be viii SO
lect al aHti-snapper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

J. wal;acs. Sparta. W. y. furnsr. D.
troll, J. w. Stoukhson Great s Ben
nett. Kslsmaxoo.
SwKSy's--J. u. Sheridan. Auskegoc;
G. y. CSsksy. Pstosksy; q. W. slosn,
brooklsn, John Broun, Ai.egan; q. b.
Fi~sd. Pl4inxeil.
EAslS-W. Is. Nichols and wife. Men.
don, Jagaes oese~ ards. iceland; r.
Cay. Detroit, G. {. BarbAek. Lspeer.
hxsr-w William Comstock. Jackson
james A. Swesxsy. Hstings; Nelson
fattoa. Holland. q. II. Smith. Detroit;
Mr.. aud Mrs &. b Reed. Cambridge, q
l. PoGenyy. Detroit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

LAST evenings demonstration in honor
% the return Of Bishop Richter must
have been very pleasing 10 the distin-
guished recipient. As an expression Il
love and esteem il was complete. The
bishop feelingIy expressed the emotions
which were awakened by the enthus-
iastic assurances Of loyalty to him. TO
the church anu the measure OF welcome
accorded 10 him. Tue demonstration.
too. was an index 10 the progression and
liberalism OK tho age. Fifty years ago
a column OF men bearing lighted trans
parencies and marching 10 the eniiven-
ing strains 81 brass bands on Sunday
evening. would have been looked upon
as a Dissertation Of the Sabbath. Verify
the world is moving forward with ggan-
tic strides.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
!. ..ri.' = - - =. Ara vssa !.


LAsssne. nicA-. July 81 Gensssl e.
dsrs have oesn innsd by Adsutsns Gen
srs tAten for the goseEpmees a TIE
essts troops - The coniag e1c4mpeeot.
Among Other shiaes special stt~stioa =
called - ssceaoa lo7 II the military lac
IA ssfeseD.oe - ths Ne - tntox,oefin6
hauoss a The part q the trooiA and
commanding olklosrs ass dirccssd b. ~.
Idly exclude al ilqnoss from the camp
This means that tie e&up s~boonA M.
sngnrsted BY the democratic sdninis
traitor under Governor wlnsnk. musI
60. Asked II the order meant the sfsol
ishment of the csnteeD system. Adln
tAnd- General Eaton sald a moot EN-
phafica.iy did He aid that the orael
ssgsrdink. the bringing IL Intoxicating
liquors iuie camp would 10 noss vlgor
oosly enfos,cd-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Jackson. Mich. July 9.-Seyera.
years ago the leading tailoring eeiAb-
hshment Of this city was owned by
John Anderson. lie was fine cutter
and had a large business and plent. u
means. he took b drink. and hss prop
erty and means we're soon lost and has
friends deserted him. lie left the city
and travelled ell over the country. work
ing al various places. To-day be walked
into town q raxged tramp and asssed %
DO locked up IL jail. He is partly par
slyzed and wreck physically and
mentally. When in business he wss
we'll known In the state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

BotEo Aleh ais . male infant
vas found comfortably ptspp~t - a
Warsfi basket on the stop - p vacant
house ere u.l s0ath - the village Yes
teFda2 4 - sts5ut fsp ve+ks I'D The
cnly Article fhst "a - 81 = - oiu shasi.
ihe BATE y icing eafesl iof't rra4an
"a The vicinity where It ~as found suf
the b5wnsnip s0Fsrsi@ot - working ca
the esse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
sEARCuING FOR A FIExD.
Midland FArmess Are Locking ne .
Wouid.Be Itapiss-

MIDLAND. Mich. July s.-About noon
today 3. w. Murphy. ra<pect4bie
tarmer living ncAr Midland. came run
ring 10 town. clad Only Ia his shirt and
Gousers End carrying . shot gun he
satd his II year old daughter Ead bs<n
the victim u 90 attempted criminal ss-
sault. She wss waking home from Md
land on the railroad track when Z
strange man. supposed 10 be q tramp.
was met who assaulted her. tearing her
clothing and choking her terribly. her
drsss being partially torn on. ofhcers
Immediately started Ia pursuit. The only
description the girl could give Ma. that
be vas short and had black beard. Az
yet he has not hocn found. he is sup
posed 10 he hiding In the woods. which
are nov surrounded by . large number
Of men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
Has Warm subiecs

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. July 9.-The
colorsd population are arranging for q
great event on july -. in wLicD a grand
Jubilee and powerful religious revival
will be held. The Rev. Il. K brown.
formerly Of q Kentucky plantation. will
be pres, nj. and deliver = discourse on
the subject. a Damned Hot Day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

SECRETARY CAELEsLx has so FAR modi.
iied the civil service rules that IL will bo
easier Tor republican 10 emulate the
camei = passage through needles es /,
Inan - hold o.iice IN the treasury de.
tssiment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

LANSING, Mich. July s.-1he state
board az health has been notified that
the steamship Eibe. infected With scar.
LEI fever. which arrived al New York
from bremen Thursday. brought inms-
grants bound for Detroit. osccoia. Ne
saunee. Mnskcgon. Ishpeming. Mar.
euette. Hancock. lronwooc. Crystal
faIls. Oseoda. Wakefield. Houghion.
Bay City. Grand Rapids and Esesnsssa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

TsKEx is To much fuss being made
over the veteran Who 10 drawing a pen
sion For bald head. The indignities
and insults be has received ia the bar
Der shops ought to entitle him To all the
money he has drawn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Moatss AS visited ~ an uncomiort.
able b.ato yesteoaF bat the prompt
tuao u tie citizens made it a. Bnsel
come a. euui,i te aud ths to~n eecaped
v-ry SERIOUS damages
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

AFIEK a Missouri man had sold his
farm To three strange men for <2o.Oo0
and given them $500 IN ehangefor some
large bills. he discovered that the s25.-
90 Was counterfeit The gold brick man
and the patent right man have 40 show
ia Missouri. Too much competition
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

IsDfsssFoIas. lair Animal
George broea sho az been vIsitlas
f8snfis here faf several weeks On issFe
= sfs%nce. la t.-ea assigned g the
csnuand = TIE Norfalk nsxy yard sca
al feport % Juiy -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

AlFKkp =. s~fNKToRo q Marquette
= again feeding al The government crib.
There are men IN Grand Rapids aha
would give god deal 90 Mr selae
ford's political pull
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

JUrrEEs f'Huvr aud Boreas seem 90
IT, n e-hoois with the sunday .closefs.
Yesterdays gale aud frssast 81 tie
Wpr,a .ais vii hsve tendency 10 cis-
courszs sunday ATTENDANCE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

PETosEEy. Mich. July 9.-Ata special
election held yesterday for the purpose
Of bonding the village for $1,000 to ex-
tend the water works. the proposition
was defested by nineteen votes out u =
total Of 2o7
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

wAsarss4os. July = r kU Lower
sfieAi14as fiessrFI fs8r possstiy pee
.el4.t - the aaz ninS - lisa.
st8@ass IL sas south w~s-ern poEti1n.
s1n4...s s4ads. - a11.rr Ia e4s,sE1 Por
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

MrpiAsn. Mich July s.--Charie-
Bailey vas scalded about the face. arm
nnef abdomen al the mill of The cleve-
land wooienwsre company this after
noon 10y the bursting Il an inspirstor.
He may not recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Ma CLFvrEsxn's maiadY - only shs
tcothsche. tsut sny nan sith the tooth
ache weuii r. villinz - swap The sch
inx ancisr for cznces.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Original-James II. Adams. Csrii IL
Tyler. Reissue and incresse Z.
Adams Original. widows. etc.-JAne
Nj. Smith. Sarah T. Forbes minors 81
James H. Adams.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Mk- CLsvFfASp's rheumatism has
postponed thr appointment q revenue
coilec,ars but NJ Naxveifs ar seems
- ~ With reneve,l frequency and vixor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

ANN ARnoR, Mick. July 9.-Louis
Finch Of Milan. employed in Fergusons
carriage factory. last evening fell down
the elevator shaft and broke both
wrists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

EVIsf1t has been telling t1e Madrid
correspondents rast a detgh;tal time
-ae had here. Mslrsasee bser and
Sssitser cheese sr~ SIMPLY irresistible
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Jaz 1~fsr~sn e about ths auly mar
ttsf can esll % President Clevsland
sthosat @rouaiug efice eeekinx sasyic
isna
The herald., 1893-12-19
NAVAL REPORTS.

Secretary Herbert's Contribution to
Hawaiian Literature.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.--Secretary Her
bert submits q mass of correspondence
from the naval officers in command of
the United States naval forces of Hawaii.
1t goes back to July. 1889, and is brought
down 10 Admiral Irwin's brief confiden-
tial dispatch of December 4th to Her
bert, telling him the provisional govern
ment had q Thousand men under arms.
November /, 1892, Captain Wiltse
reports that the queens persistent
refusal and obstinacy to appoint cabi-
net may precipitate crisis.
January 18th Captain Wiltse makes q
report on the uprising and landing Of
tile marines and sailors OF the Boston,
under his command. He says: ION
January 10th there was large and en-
thusiastic mass meeting, composed of
representative men of Honolulu, held
in the largest hall in the city. AT 2 p.
M, the same day, l received from the
United States minister a request to land
sailors and marines from the Boston to
protect the United States lega-
ton, consulate and the lives and
property of American citizens.
At 80, January 10Th, landed the
ships battalion, under command of
Lieutenant Commander William 7.
Swineburne. One detachment of ma
rines was placed at the legation ami one
at the consulate, while the main body,
with two pieces Of artillery, were quar-
tered in central location. near the gov
ernment building.
The text OF Minister Stevens letter to
Captain Wiltse, January Is, 1893, asking
him to land American troopa is as fol-
lows: 'In view of the existing critical
circumstances indicating an inadequate
legal force, | request you to land
marines and sailors from the ship
under your command, for the protec-
ton of the United States legation and
the United States consulate and secure
this safety Of American life and pro.
perty."
Captain Wiltse then recites how the
provisional government was established,
the queen dethroned and the new
authorities recognized by the United
States minister.
Captain Wiltse reports to the secre-
tary of the navy, February Let, that it
is his intention to keep the United
States naval forces on shore until the
provisional government asks their with
drawal. He saos There can be no
doubt that the prompt landing Of the
battalion has prevented bloodshed and
saved life and property"
He also reports that the islands have
been placed under the protection OF
The herald., 1893-12-19
STATE SECRETS.

Tho Hawaiian Dispatches withheld by
tho President.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-In transmit
ting the Hawaiian correspondence to
the house OF representatives, President
Cleveland said ''In compliance with
the resolution of the house, hereby
transmit the report, with copies OF the
instructions given to Albert s. Willis.
representotive of the United States,
now in the Hawaiian islands, and also
the correspondence since the 4th day OF
March, 1889, concerning the rela-
tions of this government to those
of the islands. In making this
communication hane withheld only q
dispatch from the former minister to
Hawaii, No. 70. under date of October
8. 1892, and a dispatch from the present
minister, No. 3, under date OF November
is. 1898, because in my opinion the pub
lication of these two papers would be
incompatible with public interest"
The dispatch of November l6. 1893, is
without doubt detailed information of
the developments which prompted
Willis telsgraphic dispatch on the
same date to Gresham, on which was
based the order to sespend his instruct
ions.