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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-22


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} treaty 20 tne SENATE VIII the declaratiOn
that the overthrow ct the monarchy WAS
not IN any way promoted by this govern
ment. and vhan the senate was induced
TO receive and discuss IL ON that basis.
both president and senate were misled.
The attemp Will not be made In this
commune alton to touch upon all the facts
which throw light upon the progress and
contamination OF this scheme OF annexar
! ton. a very brief and imperfect reference
ito the facts and evidence at hand will az
hibit its character, and the incidents 81,
which it had its birth
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scrupulous as 10 the means emnjnvcf tn
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act 6 tending toward the subyeraion
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-22
sTATEfoF MINNESOTA, j
NOTICE FOL, PUBLICATION.

Land o ffice ut S.. Cloua. Mimi, Nov.1 1893.
4 Notice is b,rcby given that the following
named settler hes filed notice of his intention to
make final rrcs + III support OF his claim. aud
that said prouf viii he made before 1. +. apes
clerk Of court, 1T Little Falls. Minn.,. on Janh-
arv 3Fd, 1884, viz:
III William Depo for the nh of nWL section 6.
township Al, range 80.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon md cultivation OF,
said land viz:
Charles Ricilnsr. Ben Richner Andrew Nelson,
George Buck, all OF GraFelyille. MINI
q. BARTO. Register.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-22
Queen I'll Protests.


But protest also accompanied said
treaty, signed by the queen and her minis
tiers at the time she made way to- the
provisional government, which explicitly
stated that she yielded to the superior
force Of the United States, whose minister.
had caused United States troops to be
landed at Honolulu, and declared that he
would support such provisional govern
ment. 81
The truth or falsity of this protest was
surely of the first Importance If true
nothing but the concealment of its truth
created, nor could q treaty resulting from
the acts stated In The. protest have been
knowmgly deemed worthy OF considera-
ton by the senate Yet the truth or falls
ity Of the protest had not been investi-
gated
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-22
Old furniture painted With
LAND DEPARTMENT
ST. Paul and Northern Pacific
RAlLW WAY COMPANY,
Room As Gi Gil Block,

49, hsshisi
b The lands of this company now
offered for sale in Morrison and
Grow Wing counties, suitable for
agricultural purposes, are listed
at from So to SIS per acre, accord
ing to location and quality; none
of them are more than ten miles
from the railroad; all are within
easy reach of good markets, and
they are sold for cash, and under
the five and seven years credit
plan. Special terms will be made
for grazing lands.
No section of Minnesota can
give greater advantages to those
who are seeking new homes.
The company has on Ian
agents except the Land Commits
sioner. and no person except the
undersigned is authorized to re-
ceive or receipt fer any moneys
ON behalf of the Land Depart
ment of tie Company. or to bind
the Company by any agreements
or acts whatsoever in relation to
the Company's lands.
For maps, blank applications
and further information, adj
dress,
A. G. P0STLETHWAITE,
.p Land Commissioner.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-22
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION or REDEMPTION
FRED b. SNYDER,
Atty. for Mortgagee,
Minneapolis, MINI.

NOTICE 7OF. tEAPiRAIlON- Of REDiGMPIlON
To M. D. Taylor and S. and O. Kipp;
Is You are hereby notified. that on the 2Sth day
OF August, A. D. 1893. in proceedings to enforce
the pay ment OF delinquent taxes, pursuant to
that certain real estate tax judgement which was
entered In the District Court in and for the
ounty OF Morrison. in the 9TH judicial district
of the State Of minnesota. on the 2lst day of
March. A. D. 1893, the following described piece
and parcel OF land. which is situated in Morrison
County, in the State of Minnesota, to-wit; North
half of southwest quarter tn% of swA,) section
thirty-fve 1857, township forty 40, range thirty
two 1927 was sold to satisfy the amount for
which 1t was adiudged liable in snidiudeement,
lars and ninety-nine cents; that the amount re-
quired to redeem said piece and parcel OF land
from such sale, exclusive of the costs to accrue
upon this notice. Is ifty-seven dollars and ninety
nine cents; and interest on said amount at the
rate OF eighteenper cent per annum from said
denption is made, and that the time for redemp-
ton OF such piece and parcel Of land from snch
sale will ea pire sixty days after the service OF
this notice. #2 ssss,- I.
Witness my hand and official seal this 9Th day
OF September, A. D: 1899.
si-sF7 FRANK ELLEN decker,
County Auditor OF Morrison Co., MINI.
STATE Of MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF MoRnIsoN.
! /, Leon Houde sheriff OF Morrison county, do
hereby certify and RETURN, that after diligent
search haze been unable to find the within
FAMED, N. D. Taylor and s. and o. Kipp within
my county; and further certify, that from
actual search and inquiry there is no persons in
issaid n office, 100 9
Dated September sth, 1893.
E5s5 $.#55ss LEON HouDE,5
Sheriff OF Morrison County.
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need only refer: to the revolution IN Brazil
in 1889, when our minister was instructed
to recognize the republic $50 soon as the
majority Of the people of Brazil should
have signifed their assent to its establish
ment and maintenance to the revolution
IN Chill in 1891, when our minister was
disposed to recognize the new govern
ment, if it was accepted by the people, .
land to the revolution in Venezuela in 1899
when our recognition was accorded on con-
dition that the new government was fully.
established, in possession Of the power of,
the nation and accented by the neonle -.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-22

sne lustlce g me onited states Tor rein
.a. msnpS ~ aalSlo rfty And vet the pro-
jvlslonal goyernment, With this unanswered
protest 70 lts hands, hast ened to- negotiate
s''ia me United States for the permanent
snlnens q the queen from power and
ss.s s - sssas = our conntry
S. s. s lale elie oI
=. Ivy se1 ~ 9 1emporary goY.l
y sol. lot Inrpose q
s'llou 8 lnas agency terr1tory
lNnlch we nag Iuiiy put ln our pos
SESSION. ne q oogh slaes q g
Dare am ln s'tcn g manner ls called Dy 9 S.
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OTHER REMARKABLE FEATURES.
Preceding Administration Said to Have
Acted With Haste. a

! .e ryEr
Two other remarkable features Of
the transaction naturally attracted at
tention.; Onewas the extraordin haste
mot to say precipitancy - characterizing
all the transactions connected with the
treaty. 1t appeared that so-called com
mittee of safety, ostensibly the source of
the revolt against the constitutional gov
eminent of Hawaii, was organized on Sat
urday, the 18th day of January; that on
Monday, the 10Th, the United States forces
were landed at Honolulu from a
naval vessel lying in its harbor; that
on the nth the scheme of a provisional
government was perfected. and proclar
nation naming its officers was on the same
day prepared and read at the government
buildings; that Immediately thereupon
the United States recognized the provis-
ional government thus created; that two
days afterwards, on the 18th Of. January,
commissioners representing such govern
ment sailed for. this country in a steamer
chartered for the occasion, ar
irving in this country on the 28th day of
January, and in Washington on the Sd.
day of February; that on the next day they
had their first interview with the secretary
of state, and another on the 18th, when the
treaty annexing the islands was practi-
cally agreed upon, and that on the 18th it.
was formally concluded, and on the 18th
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-12-22
Transmitted to the Senate,


Thus between the initiation Of the
scheme for q provisional government il
Hawaii on the 18th of January and the
submission to the senate Of the treaty of
annexation, concluded with such govern
ment, the entire interval was 80 DAYS, is
of which were spent by the Hawaiian
commissioners in the journey to Wash
ington.
In the next place, upon the face Of the
papers submitted with the treaty. it clearly
appeared that there was an open and un-
determined issue Of the most vital Inn
portance The message of the president
accompanying the treaty declared that
.the overthrow of the monarchy was not
in any way promoted by this govern
ment, !" and in a letter to the president
from the secretary of state, also submitted
to the senate with the treaty, the follow
ing passage occurred: sfs.
- AT the time the provisional government
took possession of the government build
ings, no troops or officers of the United
States were present, or took any part
whatever in the proceedings No public
recognition was accorded to the provisional
government by the American minister un-
Til after the queen s abdication, and when
they were in effective possession Of the
government buildings, the archives. the
treasury, the barracks, the police station
and all the potential machinery of the
Rovernment.v 81 q: ;S SSs$
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Fail minded people, with the evidence
before them, will hardly claim that the
Hawaiian government was overthroWn by
the people OF the islands or that the pro-
visionaI government has ever existed with
their consent
I do not understand that any member of
this government claims that the people
would uphold it by their suffrages if they
were allowed to vote on the question.
While naturally sympathizing with every
effort to establish q republican form Of
government, it is the settled policy Of the
United, States to concede to people Of for
eign countries the
Same Freedom and Independence
in the management of their domestic af-
fairs that we have always claimed for our
selves; and it has, been our practice to rec
ognize reyo1u tionary governments as 1t be
came apparent that they were supported by
the neople For illustration Of this rule
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13

ears. which kept me In terrible misery all the
time, Finally my hearing grew 80 bad could
y near anything AZ all Spots would appear
before my eyes Ny sleep was broken aud did
not refresh ue Sny; would cough very hard,
and about SIX mouths ago took TO
FITTING BLOOD
about twice day, with ,hsrp-shootiug pains
= through my chest Night tweAts set In.
which weakened me isrlhly had no apps.
Nte, aud what little q "a eat would not lay on
my stomach, causing great pain In the pit OF
my stomach, which grew 30 bad would fire..
quentiy have to resort TO medical aid for relief
Bowels cons ipated, followed by diarFheA
pam across my back in ths region OF my KID.
neys, rheumatism In my limbs so bad was
compelled 90 say la bed for enc month. Ny
feet would swell 20 much ! could not wear my
shoes. wss IN this condition when called
on DRs COPELAND 4 BELL four months
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no headaches or pains any place Nv ears feel
well as they ever did ana can hear any oFdl-
nary co nyersauoa ! now weigh thirty pounds
more than I ever did Ia my life aud ohssF.
fully recommend all human sufferers D. fy
those sminsut spseiAli.'s aud BE- relieved"
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Many cases treated SUBSTANTIALLY By mall
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bling it's present difficulty with New
Times aud Tribune representatives, and
soon found itself in The sheriff's hands.
The late David ID. Withers then secured
the property, which speedily became
one OF tie most popular race courses In
America. After Mr.. Wither's death the
track passed into the hands Of A. f.
Walcott and his associates. The grand
stand and members quarters will &C
commodate 10000 people, and there is
a long straight track In addition to the
usual circular course.
The Gravesend track at Gravesend,
n. Y. is controlled by M. F. and Philip
j. Dryer. 1t has hard, level track,
and the grounds are spacious and
beautiful. The grand stand is an i'm
mense, and on Brooklyn handicap day
IL is always thronged with people. Over
30, 600 people have often occupied the
grand stand and the stretch, as the
level plot of turf in front OF 1t is called.
Four of the prominent turfmen whose
faces are familiar to race Roers are
John A. Morris, Michael +. DIVER,
Pierre Lorilard and Foxhall Keene.
10 IbphNtO w moNO
many millions out OF the Louisiana lot
terry. He has large stable OF thor.
oughbreds and is an enthusiastic turf.
man.
Mike Dryer has made and lost for
tunes on the turf and is the most daring
"plunger" on the races In America.
Mr.. LOrillard, the millionaire tobacco
manufacturer, has an expensive stable,
but luck has been against him this
year. His great horse Lamplighter was
beaten in both the Brooklyn and Subur-
han handicaps, although he was the
favorite In each great race. Mr.. Loril-
lard may well be content with past hon.
ors, however, for the reason that he is
tho only American who ever won the
English Derby and ST. Leger. His great
horse Iroquois performed this feat.
FoIhall Keene aud father James r.
Keene, have the most successful stable
on the turf this year. They won over
s44. 600 at the Washington park meeting
alone, and the victories of their thorough
hreds Domino. Hyderabad, st. Leonards,
Ell TELEGRAPH aud others are familiar to
all lovers of racing.
JNo. GILMER SPEED.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
KNIGHTS OF rae MYsTIo CHAIN:

Silver Wave Castle, No. IL, A. o. K.
OF the NJ. c., meet every Tuesday even
ing at Hanlsn's Hall and are having a
great deal Of business to transact, Ow-
ing To the Select Castle meeting In
wheeling 10 September. A great many
visiting s K. will be present. At the
last meeting s. X. P. G. George Hop
wood, 10 behalf of the castle presented
p. @. James Burg with P. c. badge.
K. P. c. replied in neat little speech,
after which a good time was had. The
castle Is In fiOurishing condition. The
uniform rank will receive their uni
forms I'm few days. William Latoush,
late lieutenant Of the United States
army, is drilling them
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
A PEssIMIsM.
FOR IA, Ssndap Req str.

FOR tAs sandal Req ftsr.
have loved life. and what was it WORTH
NV love never changed IL or me at all;
only know every m menta birth
Covers me o'er-hldes me deep in Its thrall.
I have loved life and what has it given
Ne in fstu for siucerest devotion!
What done but deeper N misery driven
With It's pity untoushed by my fearful emo
tion!
have loved life and IL has not loved me,
But sueeringly gwen me tears for NY smiles.
shall take arms A. ainst II and make myself
Give the lie to its tolls and its wiles'
or shall bOw-shAn 1 kneel to this migrate
Give roses and smiles for its thOrns and its
Lie At iIs mercy = slave and in tho long strife
Gain nsuEht for my worship but lee'sI
Jssrs; for life like jnt will laugh at her slaves,
win laugh anu vii scorn with devils own
win irou.hseled crush the broken spirit that
viii crush all the harder for the love that i.
best
N life. a. thou Iisth in the way OF my 10Y,
Asa stone IN the path OF a stream,
will ding myself against thee, will treat thee
wir hid thee vague and meaningless as a
dream.
And when have dOns with thee win siSS' tAss
As the child does the bauble in its play,
VII cast thee aside aud forget thou ever vert
VIII laugh al thy old dominion over me.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
THE WOLVES OF CHICAGO.
Record of Three Minutes TO the
Mile
BY HANS LEIGH.

In the year 1880 spent the Christmas
holiday with my uncle, Joel Parker,
who worked a lonely little farm about
twenty miles out of Chicago, not Tar
from the Chicago river.
Illinois was wilderness then, ana
Chicago wasn't much more than mar
ket town. The farmers used to run In
to buy jug Of whisky or a parcel OF
sugar or behring's, and they didn't think
enough of the place to put on their pest
clothes when they went.
Well, there came frost and thaw,
and another frost that left the roads too
rough and icy for the wheels and not
icy enough for runners, and as luck
would have it, Uncle Joel broke his
axe on q hardwood knot and ne
couldn't get to town to buy another.
Now, here's where my story comes In.
/ was good skater in those times,
and for all the fine records | see now
days in the papers, and for all the new
tangled patent skates they wear, I'd
take my old wooden ones, with the
deerhide thongs, and the long blades
curling up over the toes, and II l was
30 years younger I'd back myself
against the best Of them that draws
breath; but that's neither here nor
there.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
MYSTIC OaAIN.

Union Ruling 223, Mystic Circle, held
regular meeting on Tuesday. The at
tendance was not so large, but what
was lacking in attendance was made up
TO enthusiasm. There was one candi-
date present for Initiation, who was in
troduced TO mystic life in good form.
Everything worked like clockwork.
There were read aud accepted five petit
lions for membership, and under The
Good of the Order there were some good
ideas suggested. There are several
candidates for next Tuesday, and all
members should be present TO show
them an enthusiastic welcome.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
THE SECRET SOCIETIES
A. o. o. W.

The attendance at Welcome Lodge on
Thursday night was very good, and the
proceedings were interesting through
out. Quite a lengthy discussion was
had In which most OF the brethren
present took part. The first degree
was conferred In an impressive manner
upon H. G. Weiske and the second de-
gree was taken by c. e. Schultze. A
committee OF three was appointed TO
confer with like committees from the
other lodges to ascertain what can be
done in regard TO making a separate
Jurisdiction Of West Virginia lodges.
Since July 1st. 1881. the lodges in this
State has sustained twelve losses by
death, as follows: B. w. Roberts, W..
5. Meek, Peter II. Leighton, William
Fette and George E Fritsch, OF La
Belle Lodge No. 2; Richard Heinrich,
Charles Kraus and Albert Nolte, Of
Aermann Lodge No. 4; Charles V. Scott
and Isaac f. Stewart, Of Welcome
Lodge No. 6; VIM. A. Wells, Of Keyser
Lodge No. 2; VIM. E. Boord. OF Fair
mont Lodge No. IL.
AT the last session Of the Supreme
Lodge the age limit was placed at As
years.
We would like TO hear from the COM
mittees on the TWenty-ffth anniver-
sary OF the Order. They should be get
ting down TO work II we are going TO
have a creditabls demonstration.
We understand that Upchurch Lodge
No 90 will be instituted on the 27th OF
this month.
There are a number Of persons who
have been examined and passed but
who have not taken the degrees as yet.
II ls hoped that all such will make an
effort 20 take the degrees as soon as
possible, as il is 70 their own interests
not TO overrun the time prescribed by
the lava OF the order.
The time for securing prize badges
and buttons has been extended by the
committee until SeptemhR 30th.
The Jurisdiction OF Ohio made net
gain on the right side Of SO last month.
Up 70 date 129 members have secured
prize buttons ana 80 have obtained the
gold badge.
The month Of June shows a net gain
In membership Of 1,577.
A new and revised book OF ceremonlals
containing the memorial services adopt
ed at the last session Of the Supreme
Lodge, is being printed aud will be
ready In a short time.
A. o. U. w. Buttons, the latest
cheapest and best, only soc each, can
be obtained from Brother Wui E. Weir,
halter aud furnisher, opposite the REG
ISTER Office.
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Ru.ins.. rroubl. in Hun,lnr,on.

OpSctdt tV'u" 70 ~ '1'1-S I'sS'''"'
HUNTINGTON, W. VA, August l2.-
Last evening suits aggregating the sum
of ten Thousand dollars were brought
against NJ. S. Johnson, formerly busi-
ness man here, but now operating at
Moorehead, Ky. Johnson's real estate
here was attached. The suits are insti-
tuted by wholesale houses.
Last night an officer armed with az
execution. closed the saloon OF Moses
Bornheim. This is the second time the
place has been closed on executions dur
ing the week Bornheim Is one Of the
Oldest saloonIsts In the city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August H.
The new triple screw cruiser Minneapo-
lis, the second triple screw war ship
built for the new navy OF the United
States, was launched precisely at 2:3O
this afternoon. The christening was
done by Miss Lizzie 81. Washburn, q
daughter OF the Minnesota Senator,
with the customary bottle Of cham
payne. Large crowds are the rule at
the launching OF every government
vessel at the Cramps. bat the'pne to-day
which numbered fully 5000 exceeded
a previous gatherings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13

the surface Of the adjacent ground aud
can be traced for miles. Then It is an
easy matter for anyone at all familiar
with quartz TO determine Its course and
make locations. Such instances, how
ever. are rare. Nature, as II jealous Of
her mineral stores, seemingly hides
them Ia the most Inaccessible places or
covers them we'll with soil.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
I.O. o. f.

Excelsior Lodge, o. 40, 1. o. o. F.,
had very fair turnout on last 1aes-
day evening. The first degree was con-
ferred by the degree staE>fn very sat
isiactory manner. There were good
speeches made by several visiting
brothers, aud a general good evening
was spent. After the lodge was closed
the 1Ol was conferred in true l0l style.
On next Tuesday evening the second
and third degrees will be conferred on
several members, when full attend
ance is expected. Brother and sister
lodges respectfully invited to attend.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
OUTLOOK OR IHE TURF
TOO MUCH RACING FOR TIE SPORTS
GOOD.
Pool Rooms and BOOkmaksrs-Ths Closing Of the
Bsuing Places In CT les Has Resulted in a
Larger Attendance at the Tracks-SchsnsS
That me BOOkmaksrs Participate in.

The breeding, training and racing OF
Thoroughbred horses in the United
States has assumed the proportion, %
very large business, and many millIohs
OF dollars are invested in It. This prop
erty value mas increased great many
fold within the past ten years, ana tue
number OF races run and the Vaiue
OF the stakes and purses have In
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13

"rwS years ago ny trouble GOT 90 bad was
finally compelled TO seek relief" says Mr.
Miller.
any nose would stop up on one side and then
at all; droppiug OF Mucous from my head into
my throat kept NE hAwKinS aud splttiag al
most constantly. ! had terrible headaches over
my eyes, roaring aud huzz.ng sounds In my