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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

TI,OR RENT-Tbe stores Nos. 2l1 and 2la
F West Front street. These stores are
suitable for any kind of business Apply
40 Philip @. Plunkett, No. 2u9 West Front
street. or William d. Miller No. West
Seventh street. mg-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

DR. DsR S SRsRRTTnorAI prII.
Am che onIy genuine Pennyroyal Pills
raade, TWenty-fivo years experience,
Bold By drnFrfsts. Once. 800 N. Ninth
nfroef, PhiIA. By mail or at oHies, u.
tione IFS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

The Louisville School Board met
by special call on Saturday at noon.
A large number were preeent. Mr..
stoll submitted q set OF resolutions
which he bad prepared In advance Of
the meeting and they were adopted
unanimously
They were as follows:
The death Of Alfred v. DUPONT
having been officially announced TO
this body, be 1t
Resolved, By the Board Of Trustees
OF the Public Schools OF this city OF
Louisville, that the city Of Louisville
has lost o distinguished and valuable
citizen. the public schools an ardent
admirer, and earnest supporter and q
cheerful donor OF what we believe to
be the most completely equipped
manual training school In the world.
The loss q community sustains In
the death OF a man SO valuable and
beloved cannot be measured with
words. We leave the impartial and
just TO place his memory as his recog-
nized services may entitle him.
I'VE offer to the people Of our city
our sympathy for the loss we have
sustained IN common, and to his fam.
lily, expressions Of coincidence for their
bereavement which not even time can
1
That A. v. DUPONT was a man whose
admirable traits OF character warmly
attached every one to him who had
the good fortune to be an acquaint
ance.
His high standing and reputation
so justly earned. were widely known
and appreciated while he lived, and
the remembrance OF his rare gifts and
services will long be cherished by q
grateful though sorely grieved people.
| while he priced highly just and
fair estimate Of personal worth, yet to
no one was ilattery and fulsome laudu.
ton more distasteful. Be 1t further
Resolved. By the Board of Trus'
tees VI the public schools of Louis
Vile, that these resolutions be spread
upon the journals Of this board, and
that copy be engrossed and forward.
ed to the family OF the deceased, and
an additional copy be framed and
placed In the Manual Training High
School, OF which he was the founder.
WILL NAMETHE SCHOOL AFTER MR. DUPONT.
The members informally discussed
tho propriety OF changing the name
OF the Manual Training School to the
DUPONT Manual Training School. There
was q unanimous sentiment In favor
OF this. and at the next meeting Of the
Board 1t may be done. Mr.. DUPONT
was opposed to having the school
named for him, but now TINT he lie
dead the general opinion seems to
favor the change.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23
DUBLIc SALE OF STOCK

will sell at public sale at Booths O.
ner Delaware County. Pa. on
MONDAY. MAY 20. 1924
la5 head of first-class cows. fresh nndp
forward spriDgers. This stock has = -
been carefully selected. expressly for -
sale. in York and Cumberland COUNT
Two months credit. u :
C. W. BALDWEL'
]. II. Slaughter. Auct. -
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IN ENTISTRY = DIR, W. Z. WRIGHT,
IL GI9 Orange St., Wilmington. Del.
Dentistry In all its branches. Extract
ing, sc, gas administered. SOC. Painless
extracting and operating. once open
from 8 a. m. to p. IN. jI0-3m-eods
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

CALIFORNIA TEXAS. MEXICO
~ Special seni-monthiy Tourist Par
ties Over the Southern Pacific Company's
Sunset and Ogden Routes. Cheap rates.
Apply to T.. HAwl.EY, A. g. T.. NJ, 343
broadway. N. Y. X. j. SMITH, Agent, 40
South Third street, PHILADELPHIA.
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NOTICE.
Cor. Twelfth and French sls

NOTICE.
Granulated Sugar at 81
cents per pound. LaFgs
White Potatoes at sin
per bushel, $50 a baskr
and Ioc half-peck. Ala
a special drive in Rice
large, whole and new, q
&c per lb., or 4 pounds .
25c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

I,OR SALE CHEAP % 2-story frame
Il dwellings Nos. 2i05-7 West Second
street; 240T hasa stable adjoining 1t; only
$500 required IN cash and will take mortg-
non. this ofhce, or sil Monroe street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

NJOTICE-The annual meeting of the
In stockholders OF The Guardian Saw
ings and Loan Association will be held
evening. May %, 1898. at 7.3l
O'Clock. The annual report will be pre-
scented and an election for officers and
directors will BIO 1eld. WIN. Il. Hawkins,
n20-St
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

TsHE BOYER HoUsEIiotel Restaurant
J. is still on hand. Meals promptly
served oil the European plan. Don't fail
to stop and rec our fine Ice Cream Parior.
We viii serve Ice Cream Wholesale and
retail to all parts of the city. Orders will
be promptly filled. X. NJ. Brooks. pro-
lprletor. SO French street. ml-Got
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'EORSALE CHEAP-Ofice furniture, /
IL two.seRted cut-nnder depot carriage,
p doctors buggy. Can be seen at the late
John G. Clark's Office. 835 Market street
between 100 aud $50 In the evening
Frederick II. Clark. mIo-4tt
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CoUNTRY BOARDING = wilmington
~ and Northern Raiiroad-I.ist OF coun-
try houses taxing summer boarders can
be obtained ut ticket ofiioe. French street
stetion, or fromaeuera1 Passenger Agent.
100 Maryland avenue. miB-12t
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TNOR RENT-one OF the finest lodge
II rooms in the city. Apply 10 W. q J.
Lang, corner Fifth and French st. fI-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

TOR SALE-One gray horse, 0 years
u old, Weighing I2s0 pounds, sound
and all right; also single cart and har-
ness. cart nearly new. Apply to W. p.
lHendrickson. 18th and Claymont streets
over 18th street bridge. mis-6t
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TOR RENT-store and dwelling. No. 80
II Market street. srooms and bath. APP
ply TO thomas 4. Lally. 500 Market street.
f2j-tf
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U1oR sALE-A neat two-story brick
II dwelling. No. 90 Lowering avenue
I'VE rooms; suitable for store
as II is corner property; nicely papcred
and painted; can be purchased at bar
gain. Apply at this office m20-6tt
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INoR RENT. Large room In second
-H story front, Maso nc Temple. Apply
to Isaac q. Ps lie, Treasurer. inl-u
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wv ANTED-I.ad boarders, at No. I'll
wv Buttonwood street. Pleasant rooms
and good accommodations. Mrs Margaret
Sterling. ml5-26t
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NY for good books.
w novels and music. for less than
bnif price at Clark's old book ei0 g.
oh street. ml1-h
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INOR hALHe--weii-made DEARBORN and
II Germantown wagons. at fnir pricas.
Also light aud heavy harness. Come take
n look. W. Hammond, Cor. I'd and French
sti eetA Wilmington. Del. jys-1yt
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TOR SALE--New frame house, lot 2bx
IL ia; excellent water; one-half square
from Market street electric ears; will take
on premises. No. IL Fast 4ith st. m16-l2tt
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LNOR SALE-For want of use. a riding
II bride and saddle. win sell cheap.
Apply to sos w. 9TH street. a5-tf
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LN0R SALE-Furniture and carpet, at
II No. b2I West Third street. Cali dur
ing daytime. m22-2tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

ENOR SALE-Cheap. saloon bar and fix-
IL lures. Apply ~ a03 Madison street
m22-6t
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.NOTICE--Tbe wilmington Oalvaniz-
LIN ing Company, No. l03 Walnut street
are prepared TO all orders OH short
notice. mrl-eod-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

INoR SALE-A I2-horse upright boiler
IL aud i0-horse upright engine. ~
good MS new cheap for cash. Apply ut
a25-tf
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w ANTED--A girl for general house
w work. Apply at sos West Fifth
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

L'0R SALls-Chcap. for want OF use
IL one oak no-top surry buggy, in first
for same buggy, Apply ut this office or
No. oil Monroe street. a2o-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

IoR SALE CHEAP-Thrre thres-story
IL mansard root frame houses at Holly
Oak station. Suitable for summer homes
or club houses. Elliott. johnson g. Co.
ma2-3t e-u-d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

M OTICE Is hereby given that all State
IN license and State tax is due and
payable at the clerk OF tine peace's Office
on June l. 1893. w. r. BiGGS.,C, T. m4.2w
n IFE ENDOWMENT AND ToNTINE
IL POLICIES purchased; loans OH same
O.. q. welliver $50 Walnut
street. Philadelphia. mS-lm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

y1yANTED-Are you a Catholicf Are
wv you unemployed? Will You work
for SIS per week? j. r.. Gay. Sc Fifth
avenue. Chicago. Ill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

ENoR SAl.E-Lot of signs and a taga-
II telle table; also good awning. In
lquire OF Geo. White, No. 20 French
street. mll-tfs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-23

TKTAkTEp-Saies nnn; eaiary IRON
w start. Good opening. Brown Bros.
Co.. Nurserymcn. Rochester. New York.
al-3m-m-w-s
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UNITED STAIRS FREE
To Act In the Mattsr-,Fsns.aaa and Francl
Cannot Interfore. u

To Act In the Matter England and France
Cannot 1nterfCre.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAh, Jan. 30,-Ha-
walian Commissioner fhurston, before
departing for Washington, said: "In
1s4S England and France entered into a
treaty between themselves, to which
Hawaii was not a party, by which 1t
was mutually agreed not to In.
tericro with Hawaii. They asked
tho United States to join them in the
treaty, but were met with refusal. In o
number Of instances subsequent both
England and France have requested
the United States TO act In concert
with them, but tho United statos In.
vatiably refuGed, holding alooi and being
prepared to take whatever action was
necessary in the interests Of her citi.
zens residing on the islands. The
treaty, therefore, is one which preycnts
oithor England or France from inter.
fering In Hawaiian affairs without COM
nitting q breach Of tho treaty Of 1S49,
but 1t docs not prevent tho United
States taking whatever action she
chooses.
ave arc firmly impressed with the
belief that whom the facts Of the case
are known at Washington our mission
will be crowned with success.
"Tho United stat0a is not likoly 10
lose chance OF securing such q slratc.
pic point as Honolulu whom II IL offered
for hoF acceptance"
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"go west young man." it should be
said, "go south, young man." This re-
public had territory enough, and 1t
should be careful before It took into Its
folds a people who at their admission
were incapable Of self government.
The British government has in
structed Sir Julian Pauncefote, its min
lister here, to protest against the action
OF the United States officials apd forces
in Hawaii. The protest, it is under:
stood, will be lodged with Secretary Of
State Foster tomorrow, To what ex,
tent the protest coca cannot be stated
now-whether it Is restricted to pro-
test against action already taken in
Honolulu, or whether 1t goes to tho
length OF protesting in advance against
annexation sought for by the repre-
sentatiyea Of tho provisional governs
ment now on their way to Washington.
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rho nomp.tond poIsonlnr cnso.

PlrTsBURan, Pa, Jan. 8O.-At the
morning session OF tho Beatty Home
stead poisoning case a number OF wit
nesses we're examined for the defense,
who stated that the reputation for
-yeracity Of Gallagher and Davidson, the
confessed poisoners, was bad. One wit
ness, John Campbell, a steamboat man,
said he would not believe Davidson
under oath.
In the afternoon Hugh Dempsey, mas.
ter workman Of the knights Of Labor,
who was convicted last week, was put
on the stand. He denied that he had
ever authorized Beatty to hire Gallagher
to go to Homestead to poison uon.union
worktnen.
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Buyers ara still coming in at the
Glags, Crockery and Lamp Exchange,
in the City Bank building. Among the
latest arrivals were O. L. Knapp, Of o.
i. Knapp & Co., LeaYenwoFth, Kan. (;
Ed. sollm, Of Sohm, Kicker & WeiHens
HON, Quincy, ILL; Mr.. Ellison, Of
Merrill, Of Donaldson Ogden & Co., st.
Paul, MINI; NJ. II. Bliss, OF Omaha,
Neb.; o. II. Bicker, Of Little. Bruce 4
Co., Dubuque, Iowa; George B. JoneaS
OF Abram French & Co., Boston; W. a.
Mauor. Of Council Bluffs, Iowa, and
Maurice Bloch, Of the Anglo American
Crockery and Glassware company, San
Francisco.
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TELEaRAPHlc BRIEFS.

Russell IIarrlton snya ho has letter
from Mr.. Blaine, In hls own handwrl-
ting, declaring that liv did not believe
tho report that he tRusaDll) had said
unklud thlngs about him before the
Minneapolis convention,
An explosion at tho Raading Gro
works company'a buildings at Clncin.
natl y6lterday destroyed fifteen Of the
buildings and killed 'thrnu employees,
Henry Horn, Viola White aud Gus
GOtwc,
Chairman liaFtlty, 0i tho Democratic
national committee, HAyB positively no
will not bD In llr Cltvelaud'S cabinet,
Tho coronet'a inuuo,t on thp ttfnhlna
Of Louis sSohycy, a Homestead work.
man, shows that no was poisoned.
Tho gallaghOr.smlth fght Ia Denver
last night resulted III d row and tho
police Hloppud the anNIr,
Grover Cleveland dOOllnOsa6 express
ylews on the Hawaiian aiiAlt.
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ANornRn rRrNon pur1l
This Time Deroulcde Wounds Piclion IN
Satisfies Ills Honor,

This Time Deroulcde Wounds Piolion and
Satisfies Ills Honor.
PARIS, Jan, SO,-DOputles Deroulede
and Pichon fought duel with swords
this afternoon. The duel was tho result
OF an insult offered by Deroulede to
Pichon in the chamber Of deputies on
Saturday when Deroulede called out to
Pichon: "You are NJ. Hers's sleeping
partner"
Afterwards in the lobby Deroulede
repeated the words. A challenge was
tho result. It was reported on Sunday
that DeroHlede wished his seconds 10
defer final arrangements for tho duel
until Deputy Pichon explained why he
felt insulted by mention Of his rela-
tion to Cornelius Herr. The duel was,
however, not deferred. Swords were
the weapons and the two men fought
with considerable vlndictlvencss. De-
rouiede succeeded In wounding Plchon
seriously in tho ribs, while Doroulede
himself received asCratch from Pichon'a
sword In tho face. The seconds then
declared honor satisfied and Plchon's
wound received immediate attention.
Dorouledc was warmly congratulated
by his friends. t
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nIr window Gla.s compIne.

MILWAUKEE, w1s., Jan. 3O.-This city
is to be the headquarters ofa big win
dow glass combine, which will include
nearly all OF the big window glass man
utactories Of the country. A charter
will be applied for in few days, and o
meeting will be held in Chicago on
Wednesday next to complete organi2a-
tion. There are no window glass facto-
ries in Milwaukee, but several drug
houses doing a large iobbing business.
Charles Rauniback, of the Charlea
Raumback company, says 95 per cent OF
tho manufacturers and jobbers Of the
country are in the dOal.
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coloreh Arrirnltnrnl cpiicge.

oHARIEsroN, W. VA, Jan. So.-Hon.
S, R. Hauhn, OF Marshall county, and
DIR. JohnA. Myers, OF Morgantrwn, re-
gents Of the state colored agricultural
institute, arc here In the interests of
that institution. An informal meeting
will be held tomorrow, ut which the
needs OF the school will be discussed
aud desirable legislation decided upon,
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H0R ANNEXATION,
The President Said to Favor the
Request From Hawaii.
SENATORS AND CONGRESSAEN,
Majority OF Them, ExpressThem-
selves for Annexation,
AN OPPORTUNITY LONG NEEDED

Comes at Last-No Politics in IT, for
statesmen OF All Parties Are Favor
ably Disposed Towards Receiving
tho Sandwich Islands Into the
Family of the United states-Eng'
land win Protest and May Even
Give Us Trouble-Gcrman is Not
a Bit jealous aud France Thinks
tho United States viii be Master of
tho sltuatlon-Tho Sentiment In
Favor of Annexation Growing in
Washington Important Develop
,nnnts.
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A TERRInLn TRAGEDY.
An Ex-Priest Goes Insane and Murders
His Children,


His Children.
BALTIMORE, Mn, Jan, s0D-A Bo-
hemiaa ex,priest, John D, Hoida, killed
his two children this morning while
the man was suffering from delirlum,
He had been considered somewhat de-
mepted torsome time, Breaking loose
from his attendants, the ex'prlest
rushed down stairs, He secured an axe
and instantly killed his three.weeks'old
child. A murderous assault upon his
three.year.old son followed. The fren-
zied Bohemian seized q loaded gun
standing near by and jumped from the
second story window. He was captured
and locked up. HOjda fell in love with
one OF the Young women Of his congre,
cation, He abandoned his church and
married the girl
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wAlghlnr ,Ile Atalls,

Tho quadtonnial weighing Of mails on
tho roads centoring In Wheeling began
yesterday. This employs q pretty good
iorco Of moA. Tho mails are weighed
every day from Jannary so 10 March 4,
and on tile average weight tho contract
for carrying tho inailS ID based. Tho
d. 30. Co.'s thtOe divisions, tho Penn.
splvaniR's two and tho Ohio River foad
carry forces Of wolghers and one man
is employed In the Wheeling postofice.
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ENGLAND WON'T CONSENT
To the Annexation Of Hawaii to tho United
STATED.

States.
LONDON, Jan. SO.-The charge d'Af.
faires OF the Hawaiian legation received
official news to-day confirming the re.
port Of revolution in the Hawaiian
Islands and the dethronemont Of Queen
Liluokalanl. The Hawaiian representa-
tive visited Lord Roseberry at the for.
eisn Office to discuss tho situation with
him. Tho correspondent is reliably in.
formed that Lord Roseberry intimated
that Great Britain would not be likely
to intervene at present. Lord Rose
berry also hinted that England, France
and Germany would not be likely to
consent to tho annexation Of the
Hawaiian Islands by the Unltod states.
Tho heirsss to the Hawaiian throne
has also received dispatches from her
aunt, the queen, containing record Of
recent events.
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1nmnoli I.- liz in.o,i IInii T,,-Issl Z

No. 4 train, uorth.bound, on the Ohio
River road, in charge OF Conductor r.
Q. Hoblitzell, had an accident between
New Haven and Hartford yesterday.
Engine No. IS jumped the track. They
got another engine, No. 16, and II
jumped tho track at Willow Grove,
compelling the conductor 10 walk Eve
nlilea to a Telegraph station 10 ordskan.
other engine. The train was Eve hourA'
late here. No one was injured.
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hours, closing his speech with the asser-
tion that the purpose OF the bill was to
separate the United States from the
great commerce. OF the world, to strike
down the instrumentalities Of defense,
and to leave all the weapons Of otiense
ready for the destruction Of American
commerce. The senate then adjourned.
I The brief session OF the house to-day
was an uninteresting one. The sundry
civil appropriation bill was further con.
sidered but was not disposed OF. 1t will
probably be disposed OF tomorrow.
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Charles i. Ohley.

Special DSpdtch 10 me IntttIgeneer
FAtRMoNr, W. VA, Jan. So.-oharles
+. ohley, the brother OF Secretary OF
State William A. 0hley, died at the
residence of his father'in Palatipe last
night, after q lingering illness from
stomach trouble. The deceased was
about forty-two years old and we'll
known throughout this section Of the
state,
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FOR ANNEXATION.
MIR. Chandler Champions the Cause Of
Hawaii In tho Senate,

huWul III Lhc heHtte'
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan, S0.-Mr.
Chandler (Rep,, New Hampsnirc)
stepped to the front to-day as an
ayowed Hawaiian anpexationIst, and II
he had had his way the President would
have been instructed by both houses to
enter into negotiations with the repre-.
sontatives Of the provisional govesn'
ment Of the kingdom Of Hawaii and to
submit the convention to Congress for
ratification by legislation, But his way
was blocked by Mr.. White (Dem., Lou
isiaua), who objected TO immediate
action, and Mr.. Chandler's resolution
was laid over till tomorrow. Having
thus brushed aside temporarily the
proposition of the New Hampshire son.
ator, Mr.. White set to work to demol:
ish, il possible, the anti.options bill and
Mr.. Georges substitute for II,
Mr. White spoke for nearly three
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BLAINE'S BURIAL,
The Mortal Remains Of the Great
Statesman Laid to Rest
WITHOUT POMP OR CEREMONY,

But Thousands Gathered to Silently
Honor the Memory Of Him Who in
Life Had Held tho First Place in
the Hearts of the American People,
Tho Ceremonies at the Mansion and
the Church of the Simplest Char.
aoter in Deferenco to His Own
Expressed Wish Distinguished
Men Follow the Body to tho Grave,
MIR. Blaine's VIII.
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PANS, jan. SO.--Tho Paris daitiOH
taunt England with inconsistency boz
cause ohc objects to American aEgroS.
sion in fiawnii, whilc Bhe herself OK.
clndoS other powers from Egypt.
THO Monieiir Unittrsal says that tho
great American people at0 not Of tho
sort to be inlimldaiod BY British blia'
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lna.,,n,,r Iinllla I'm.

BrhtiN, jan 80. The vOasischs ri.
ting ti,adlcal) says Of the revolution In
itawaili "Thc restoration oil tho queen
corlNluly would bu preferable 10 a
iflpnFllio control Of tho country, Our
oxperionco With Samoa by no means
fOcommahdb q repetition Of such an OK.
pefimehk Germany has no reason 70
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ITlOnts,

WASHINGTON, D, G., Jan, SO.-There
arc some important developments in
tho Hawaiian situation. First, it is
pretty clearly indicated that the
administration is not in any way luke
warm in the matter, as was at frat sup
posed. Secondly, the action of tho
commander OF the Boston against which