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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-30
500 8eIphnuna. 500.

Sic seier ber r6reien 9reie" tperben fid
freuen, gu erfobren, bob es tpenisitens eine
gefir9tete Rranfheit giebt, tpelde bic 8iiien.
i9aft in all ibren Stufsn gu 5eiIen I'M Stanbe
TT SalI's 8atprrb: :&ur lit bic ein3ise iest Der
Grstli4en Sriieeri4aft befannte ppiitibe aar.
&atarrt erforaert ais eine 8pnititutipns.
&ranfbeit cine conitituticneae 8ebanbluue.
Sall'S Ratarrb arr tpirb innerli4 eenommen
unb tpirtt bireft aui oas 8lut unb bic i1lei.
mtsen Oberfld4en bes Sbitems, tabur9 bic
@runblaee bet arantbeit Serit6renb unb benz
Yatienten Strait sebenb, inbem iie bic Roniti>
tuition bes &0rpers aufbaut unb Der gtatur in
ibrem @erfe bilft. Die Gieentbiimes baben
70 piel 8ertrauen gu ibren SeiItrdften, baB fie
einbunsert Dollars 8elobnins fir ieben SAL
anbieten, ben iie gu fariren perfeblt 9abt
@u4 cine e,ite BON 3eugniiien tommen @tan
abreifire:
S.S. Gbeneb C 60, 9pleto, ..
Co Bon Drosuiiten, Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-30

gtuerlej tuie Iange D.in 9atarrb itjou
baiiert ober tuie beftig er 1T, Dir. Sa9eS
Remedy tpirb cine pernauente &ur beiDir.
Ten. Son ben Gtgentbiimern bieier Gr,net
iuir6 cine 8elobnung bon $500 fir eineu
unbeubareu 6aG bon Gatdrrh offertrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-30
Ru bermietheu. .

Oberbalb Der rJreien preife" 1T
cine aug mebreren 3immern beitebenbe
gBObnung an permietben. ga63ufra=
gen am plaBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-30

SonD sSamft's &efaurant unb glus
tternbauS. ct. 2onis. Brominente
ghrger unb Srembe aus allen Welts
tbetlen tbnHen bier angetrohen tperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-30
@auSbQltunQS : Nrtifel.

unier Draperie. Departement iit iebr in
&afpru4 senpmmen. l1nse;dblte Muiter in
Spiten unb @beniae gOrbansen. guerbanb
Oraperien tperben enttporfen unb ielbit auss
sefiibrt. gRan bat nir gu ipdblen. 9ortieren
bon $3.50 auftpdrts; @pisens gorbdnse bon
75 Gents ab. SafeI=2einen3eus, Sanbtider,
Saunen:Auilts, &iiien &c. ,c.N
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-30
NOuitdtelt

tn leosm Oepartement unieres @ei9dfts, BE-
ionbers aud in Eai6entu9ern. 3
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Wlare : 6an0id)mbe.

Ntr baben eine sanse Mustpabl in Il, 81,
T. ane 8tnDpfisen Musauetdre 9anbf9ubem
erbalten. Nene S5atben. @rsife BON rs Gents
auftrdrts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-30
&lei6erjtotte.

Die neueiten Sa5rifate, S3rben, Muiter.
@oles aiiortiment Der Sopiadins Mpben,
Sole Guller, 8esenbpsenfarben.
Sefak
in @aInmt, SeiSe, gerlen, piiiid, 8anberm.
Mopitdten fit gromenabes unb @eieui9aftss
Tpilette
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-30
q @trbf Mopttdtfu
- .:.--- T.. WoLFSoN. ,..,.....
yfene &aQren tit ieoem 9epQrtemeut.

S'ea sag nealn mir ne ssaau sepabm
unre Snnbe goBare
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Seiab
&mb= &aarelt.

SIM Putwaaren Departement tperben tpir
bas briaanteite baben, tp's ie bier se5eist
ipIrbe
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9le1te 9fdutfl.

Sterin iiberbieten mir ales Dasetpeiene.
Mantel, Safen, Gapes, bon ben biaisFen su
Den tbeueriten. sfeue Muiter in Mdnteln fir
Oamen mnb &inber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-30
9feue Slaufets.

Quilts unS Gomforters. @robe gorrdtbe
gu allen Rreiien. aauft, tpabreno Sbr elm
oolles @hortiment finbet Sbr tperbet nit
Der Analttat nnb ben 9reiien sufriebem iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-30
Seppit4e! seppit6e !!

Sunberte neuer @uiter in eIesamtea 8eb.
pidhen, &opaI @iItons, Moquettes, 4obp,
8riifisler &c. Das gubIitum pirS eritaunt
iein, nniere ausDabI su ieben.
meS mem! nem ! aem!
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9ame11=S =Saillenlt. 8lolliell.

SQMIeIt=SQllleu Il. UlOllle1l.
Srobartise Bargains. Rein Ronturrent
fann uns sleidfomnlen. Srabere Prei,e tusrbem
gar ni@t beriidiidbtist
gunte ober tpeibe F~'nen su rs Gents unh
IS Gents,
amf 65 Gents renm3irt.
gseibe 81 unb $1.25 9aiuen 3u IS Gents.
S9marae 9atpn 9aiIlen, friber ;u $l.25
uuo $l.50,
iebt amf $1 reDn3irt.
Beibe 2atpn IaiIlen gu $2.0O, $2.25 unb
$3.50; rebu3irt auf $1.75.
Mae $500, $3.50 unb $500 probes9oilen,
pra4tboa seftidt, in allen Garben,
5a $3.50 pro Gtii6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-30

uao sdaan fn mB
e9en aao
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-30

Die
8o9entli4e Treie Fsede iar Ssess
eri9eint
tesea QeW1erfae
unb toftet
$3.50 fttr bas Sabr DOes @1.2x
G @onate tn anebesabisao.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06
KILLED FOR A COW
Revsnge Prompted Twoesrikes
70 Commit Murder.
ne IS A "Go0D INDIAN" NOW.


Rl.rlp cI1y. q D.. Feb. s.--Lats in
formation goss - shov that the mur-
dsrers Of Friday we're the work Of .
hand of Indian cattle thieves and not
the outcome VI any general ,Il-feeling
or discontent among the redsk,ns.
Neesages by telephone from Fort Meade
stste that the company OF Indian
scouts did not leave White River. and
that no troops viii b sent 70 the
agency. Everything 10 quiet once more.
CharIes Ford, . cowboy employed
upon one OF the White River cattle
ranges, brought the news of the mur-
der TO Buffalo Gap. Ford had gone 70
The Humphrey 4 ) eiiger beef camp 70
v.slt his friends, who were IN charge Of
tue catte. lie found tn-m murdered
aud terribly muuIated. Ford Was un-
armed and did MT dare 10 remain IN
the vicinity. bus ~ once mounted and
lode 10 Buffalo Gap
The murdered men were we'll known
n this region. Tney we're Ed Calkins.
foreman of the Humphrey camp;
Royce Cook and two men named Haln-
away aud BENNETT. Ii 10 now supposed
the indians killed caikins aud his as
socaates IN revenge for their reporting
10 Agent Brown the theft Of : steer
from their herd early in the week.
Sergeant Joo Bush and his men found
the four Indians who had killed the
cowboys on White river. in the vicinity
Of The beef camp. and ~ they would
not surrender. made them ali "good
Indiana" Their names were White
face-Horse. Two-Stnks and two Of his
soma.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06

Every year OF 50 Mr. smith. OF the
thsriexoir sentinel. gets 10 hourishing
that gold beaded cane Of hls aud
pitches into somebody. We have had
10 ct 8 wn n Wizard several times,
and ss much as Ne dlslIxe newspaper
11srfeI<. We csa bc induced TO 20 into
ons. 4 necessary. Don't think for .
minute that We are feudeyfoot simply
because We are not ~nsllnk sway All
tne tsms.--Elk Rapids Progress.
Many xbo have carried an erect posi-
non TOR rsany years took . suaaen
rnmhse Yesterday owing TO the ICY
uziks and roads Esen = reverend
gentleman ~a< seen % collapse xbiis
csrryinx = lamp across The street 10 the
great amusement Of spectstof1 We
non't tel atout our own nfsfortunes.
hat ve teumpsd the SAX hard Hast
lnxs Esnnsr.
James Jrklns thought he would
hurry = colt out of tie tsrn the other
day. ~ touched him vito the pitch.
fork tse coli <ieked, running two cf
tie ines nto the bottom Of the foos
afout * .nebes. A very rad foot q
th- rs.alt. Decatur Republican.
A gentleman ~ho pss bern n ke-
weeus~ some fhlty years ago ssw the
first train OF cars ~ Cslamet saturday.
t'.a seeing run ne ss< n<srt 10 re-
marx "~ee Al the houses norinR.
~n1 ;bev are gong ike Ill -
erch lake Tines.
Nurderfrs made The D xxsst record "a
Misn'xAn IN - of any yesr IN the
states history. Leta god hsnx act
b. passed ~ th> legislature sn1 pss-
s.tly thc recor1 af % nay salo~ some.
fbitg e Ga iaprovsment.-F Fremont
indltetor
F.-t nlil.i<rroe hss dsveiop<t into
fu1 fec<ei rstor, and 70 one
sroa,t tesiect % read he great hard
stfe spsefo. - - iound ei<epn<re in
81 p<per fsx Ps~ Nortaefas-
esuz . tnr great tsmsnd for saw-
dust for rst<p< ,ss. Era Hnber's tsx
pie q test nss ns>t<rlA ) decreased -
te<flot.< Iri11ze.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06

vaios Of the Indiana Who Pussusd Two
6srikss l. Reeognixed.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The following
kilograms were exchanged between the
acting commissioner of Indian affairs
and Agent Brown OF Pins Ridge today,
growing out of the murder vf four
COWBOYS BY Indians belonging to Two
Strikes band:
PINE RrpsE AGENCY. S. D., Feb. g.
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, wash-
lngton: Please telegraph approval Of
the appointment of First Sergeant Joe
Bush ~ second lieutenant; john Sitting
Bear ~ first sergeant. and Prvates
Running Hawk and Tao Lance to be
scrgesn u for bravery aid gallant con-
duct; aleo increase OF police force 70
eighty in emergency. / commend IN
the highest terms the loyalty and effec-
tive eervice OF Young Man Afraid of
His Horses- BRowx. Agent
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-"The office ap-
proves of the promotion of First Ser
Reant Joe Bush for second lieutenant;
Sergeant John Sitting Bear 10 6rst ser
geant. and Privates Running Hawk and
Two Lance TO be sergeauts for bravery
and gallant conduct. You are author
lied 70 increase the police force to
eignty men. 10 continue 90 long as
emergency requires It. The Office fully
appreciates the loyal and efficient SER
vices of Young Man Afraid fills
Horses. the fidelity and bravery OF the
policemen and the good officers OF ell
others who are faithfully aiding you in
preserving order and bringing TO pun
ishment the murderers and all other
vloiators Of law and regulations. Keep
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06

san Francisco, Feb. 5.-The Panama
steamer san Juan started on q sesrcn
alter the nIs<iEg City OF Pskin ~
tils afternoon. she expects to hail
the Australia. due from Honolulu
Wednesday. IL no tidsues from the
City Of fekIn are received. sne Will
serge across the route taken by the
Fekln unit. she meets the Beige, due
from loxonxma February J. The
Beige vii 4.so Act - q search steamer
coming tnis wav
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06

vAsnfxorex. Feb 5--Tomcrrow will
r..~s th- tex,an,ux az the la<t four
-. rs'-....t e<~..
~ 80 --e'. p.
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PROMISES 40 st.rrn, n,.t's 10y .rs.s.<
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,he f,II. fsr -. ameesmrnt az "a
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06

ololessi. the Premier. In An unsnviabIs
Plight

oiolessi, the Premier. In An Unsnviabls
Plight
LONDON, Feb. 6.-The Italian scan.
dals are leading rapidly up 70 . csbi.
nent crisls. The Italian chamber. like
the French chsmber .reccn' IL have been
demanding . cabinet winch will de-
vote itself TO nncoverlng the cosrup-
ton in high places, and therefore =
cabinet in no wise tainted BY the scan-
dai. GioIettl. the present premier. u
up TO his cara IN suspic,ons and rum
ors. His hesitancy In refuung the
stories about him. circulated under HE
very nose. 10 regarded ~ proof that he
10 Too deeply involved 70 court contro-
versy- The contrast between his be-
hayior and that Of Crispi aud Rudini.
who have demanded inyesugations Of
similar rumors concerning HIM, has
also weakened him greatly.
Ii IL reported today that Of 5000. 900
francs spent by King HumbeFt re-
Gently. 10 redeem compromising notes
gwen by high politicians to the Bank
Of Rome. nearly million and = haif
went to save the present premier .
name. Giollett Is believed 70 have
supervisor Suo expenditures Ia buo 1sss
elections Of tho moneys Obtained BY
assessment on the partof the banks' of
issue in Italy. The money was spent
to elect deputies favorable to the triple
alliance and opposed 70 the vatican.
When the government found that
three deputies, supposed 70 be safe
for he ministry coalition. we're form
ing = separate and independent fac
ton, Giolletti called them 20 . confer
ence with hlm and Grimandi. the min-
lster OF justice
Two days later the three deputies
caehed checks for rs 900 francs each,
drawn in their favor BY the premier,
and the independent faction was never
formed The totals Of the Gums spent
by the banks OF issue in the Last eight
years is said TO approxlmats ~. .0O0. .OoQ
francs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06

Queenslsnd Towns Inundated and the
Inhabitants Seek Safety IN Trees.

AA1@t@<otf<o <~~e S@t<ty 80 4t<<vs
BRIsBASK, Feb. 5.-Inccssant ram for
several days hascaused floods through
out Queensland. Part Of this city is
under water. People are deserting tile
low lying districts ~ many houses are
submerged TO the sscond fioor and the
water is still rising. The towns Of
Bundaber-. Ipswich aud BundambA
are threatened with total demo-
lition. The inhabitants have de-
serted the houses and those
who have fled TO the higher land have
taken refuge in trees or on the tops OF
the hlghest buildings. A large loss Of
human lie is reported, but nothing
definite can be AscertaIued a. TO tue
total number. A mine near BundAmbA
Was flooded aud ssven minefs we're
drowned. In Ipswich many houses
have collapsed. Hundreds are home
lese, without shelter and wltboutf funds.
The loss Of property 10 enormous.
Cattle have been drowned by the
thousands
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06

A COLORADO Mad Wesfs Mems Clothes
When She E.opcs.

OMAHA, Neb.. Feb. 5.-Miss Emma
Wood. claiming to be the daughter Of
wealthy Colorado rznchman. Was ar
rested here last night. She came hcse
Thursday evening IN company with
one Frank Patton and wore mems gar
mcnts. Tney DECLARED that tbey had
been MARI ed by = clergyman ia Den
yer. and hsd eloped from home be-.
cause of The opp s'tion OF the psternai
Wood 10 the match Their nduci
excited suspicion. aad were locked pp
IN the police station .ast night snd To-
dav wrre released oy the police jud ge
Win some 20 q advice. Iney took !,
md the fret tram for Denver.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06

LARAMIE. wyo., Feb. 5.-Four Of the
five popullst men bers Of the isglsla
ture spent the day IN conference with
the friends of senator w. II. Hollida;.
WHO hopes TO succeed Senator Warren
ia the United States senate. The DEM
ocratlc leaders say tonight the tight mas
narrowed down 10 Holiday AMI Beck.
and tDe belief - that one OF these men
Wi. be elected tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06

Plrrsnuna. Pa. Feb. 5.--The Pitts
burg representatives in the great win-
dow eiass and jobbers' combination
formed IN Mllwaukee last week, have
returned. They say fully s5 per cent
Of the manufacturers aud lobners are
represented IN the co,rbir,Auon, and
those on the outside viii soon see the
advantages offered and apply for ac-
MISSION. Tpe cutting OF prices has
been Stopped and = uniform iist
adopted which. u 10 said. Put prices 10
per cent higher. Insre viii be no
more cutting. ~ eacn member has DE-
posted 500. 900 for each ppt operated. .
which will lapse into the general treas
ury whenever . manufacturer or job
Der 10 detected shading the regular
rates The capital represented in the
combination will exceed sc. .oo0, 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06

MIsSEAfoLIs. Minn.. Feb. 81. s.
Jonnson today broke the five nile skst-
ing record by Is 3-5ssconde. making The
dlstsnce ia l5:e0 As. Up 10 tnis Time
the record WAS that made by Donoghue
~ Sewburg. \. y. whose time Was
1855 2-5. The first mile Was made ia
2.02. ne two miles IN 5:54. tho three
IN 800. four mics IN 1914 aud the i've
milea IN l5.s0 4-5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06
WAS 4 WISE ACT
FOLLOWS 4 GOOD PRECEDENT


WA,af~orox. Feb- A-Tns cEiticasm
upon ne spos.ssnsns. ~ Psssldsss
Harms o. of Judge Jacssoa - soccssd
The late assoc'aze Jo.slce Lamar % ne
soprsms bsaeh made by NJ. J. =
Clzrkson And pubs.sned snis noro'nx.
s.s sabj~ct Of considerable dsscurs'on
among politicians today. The fact that
Nr. Ci>fksou had requested senator
CelIom 70 protest against the eonfir-
mstun OF Judge J2ek-on's nonina-
ton added interest 70 tns NifAlr-
Mr.. Cuiiom sas seen inis afternoon
~ a reporter and ssk~d what action.
Z any. hr had crt<rminesi 20 take lie
sad that he b4d been - busy with
other matters that be nzd been unsose
10 eons.dsr the subject. And had moth
20 ssy "a 20 lis intentons with regard
- the couf-- Of TIE nomination lie
szd that MIR. Csrkson's message TO
ni,n. NnIch ne received yest~ rtAy. ne
Considered - te persona. ~ - nature
ard he did not expect 10 maze pun
~ithrr y Or lts reply. which had no. yet
Ieen sent
Irsuot considered pos>tle BY many
of the senator's among TIE probabilities
tost JUICE JackseD's nouin<tion viii
- reitAst<d. Notwithstanding that there
has - zen considerable opposfion to
him among the ftnocfztlc members OF
the oocy They say Judge Jacks a l.
not a: s.kctory TO them A. party man
and Senator ttarris - quoted a. having
referfet 10 1.n - no more OF . demo
cral tnsn ~msn on the other side of
tie chambcrr
D~s-nas the Pr~~sd>ss
One Of the presidents friends saii
tn.> afternoon that Mr.. Clafk<on's
statement that no other president had
ever before appointed member Of the
supreme tsncn from tue rAnks OF Ae-
other political party - not vel found
81 Ia fact. lie "a q his nomination had
the precedent Of The first republican
pres dent for he nomination OF Judge
jackson. In lc65 President Lincoln
nominated stephen J. Field. . demo-
cFat. 80 = place on the bench. which
Mr.. f.cl1 still retains. he sald tnat
fne president. before making the
n0mlnatIoo. was assured that the
confirmation OF republican wac
extremely impri ,bAD.e. and that being
the case De chose 20 promote demo-
crat who had demonstrated BY his de-
c,ssons upon the tench thai he WAS .
profetflonst< and . nationalist with .
b.x ~ There had been. be "a 4.
more CONVICTIONS for violence OF the
federal election laws ia Judge Jack
sons court than IN Any other court n
the country. Asa matter OF politics.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06
Nor ANXIOUS ron AxxExAT1ox.
Canada II Content TO Stay ~ She IL.
Says the Press.

ToRoxro, Feb. ga special cable TO
the Telegram from London. dated
February 4. szys: "Slr Charles Tup-
per lefs today for Paris to sign sne
commercial treaty between France and
Canada"
The Chronicle this morning, conn.,
menting upon the bill introduced BY
Amos Cummings in the house 1T Wastl-
ington last night. providing for . CON-
mercial and political union between
Canada and the United States, says
that Canadx's desire for annexation is
less now than IL was when Sir John
Abbott 90 petulantly slgned the famed
maulfesto In Montreal ia lS49.
SIacMiilan's Magazine says: There
10 no jealous deslre upon The part Of
England to retain Canada with the
empire if she does NOT wish to remain.
There is no similarity IN the cases OF
Canada and Ireland"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06

Minister Stevens Points Out the Advan
tsges of the Islands.

tsges of the islands
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6-The members
OF the Hawaiian annexation comma
SION spent = quiet Sunday. passlng
most OF the time in thar rooms Al
their hotels. Mr.. Car ter, who was .
resident OF Washington for come time
Twhile his father was Haw aiian minister
to this country. found time to renew
some of his acquaintances Of that
period; but the otner gentlemen saw
no one except several callers at the
hotel.
Among the visitors during tho day
were Commander Goodricn Of the
United States navy and B. Mont
gomery Of Portland. Ore. tbe latter of
whom expressed 10 the consmisslonefs
ms belief that the entire Pacific coast
was united In favor of the annexation
OF the islands 10 the United States.
Tho commissioners do not expect TO
have any statement TO make to tho
public regarding their errand unnl
after the com pietion Of their confer
ences with Secretary Foster. They will
be busiiy engaged during the intervals
OF these meetings with the secretary IN
tAC pal Att0u Va tA0 A1kn0lCnt ku8t
they viii advance IN support of their
application for the annexation OF the
islands by the United States. it 10 not
probable that the conference between
the secretary and the commissioners
will be anything more than formal
until after the arrival of the next
steamer from Hawaii, which is due ~
San Francisco on February s. contain
ing further advices rs 10 the state of
affairs upon the isisnds-
The state department expects 10 re-
ceivc hy that steamer full reports from
Minister stevens OF the events in cou.
nection with the revolution and OF
what has occurred since- The CON-
missioncrs alec look for additional IN
struc:ons from the provie,orAi govern
menl regarding their admission 10 the
country. Until these communications
have been received il - sslc that the
commissioners vili not be presented 70
President Hsrrison.
Speaking O: tho probable course of
events ON tho lsiaDds. Commi<s.oacf
Carter says this afternoon that the pro-
| virionsI government would not under
| take any legislative sct.oa. pending the
| negotiations with the United states.
| up n the subject Of annexation. except
tl'.t the sdx.sorv ronocsf wh,c,,
st.nds m the st,sd IL = lev,slss,xe iey.
| ,sjator. woula RENAL the ,otte,v b.r
| WHICH the rece.f legislature ns..ed The
| day before Il was prograted by tile
Ia seiy ceposed queen
| A. long ago ss last November Ninis-
| ter stevens wfote = letter setting forth
| inc advantages OF Hawaiian .s.snds 70
the United States. and the advantages
of their ACQUISITION 20 TINS coaatrs
| IN when ne sz,d.
eth. time 4. near when we must de-
| eide ~hn shaIl hold these ,s.ands ss =
rart Of their national terr.t try. II q
no. possstie for them much longer 10
| rcn4in alone. TIER people and the
/ Tn.fed states viii soon t< comrsiled.
hx e.fc.,msfs nc>s and everts. 10 aeesd<
wh.th@f the Hawaiian ,,i.nd. = 4, have
unitv. ht~rslls and autonomy WITH ,hs
Tinted states. or become q c0lonlal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06

Secretary Fosters Financial History Of
the Government in Demand.

wAsAuSoToS, Feb SCOPES OF Sec
retary Of the Treasury Fosters report
70 the senate. under the sherman reso-
luton Of July last. are IN demand.
Tue first part of the report will he de-
hvered tomorrow. IL Is one Of the
most valuable statiscsl reports pub
lisned by the government, and when
completed will contain . summary or
outline Of the banking history Of the
from Its foundation down
@s. with = full and complete his
tory OF the state and national banking
aystems from lS.{2 20 June 80. lSy2.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-06

81. PArI. Mimi. Feb. 5.-North and
South Dakota and Western Minnesota
sro tonight experiencing the worst
blizzard Of the winter. Around DAw-
son. Aafshsil. and other Minnesota
points II bas bern snowsng ali day and
The wind IL blowing nifty msies sn hour
hiisng the wsEon roads aud railway
tracks with such drsfis that traffic u
suspended.
At Dawson the temperature dropped
from O. above zero az O'Clock this
morning 20 $50 below st O'Clock this
evening. Aberdeen, ). d.. reports that
II n lz' below zero with fofty-miie
wind and trafsic Of ali kinds greatly
retarded. Wsst Of that point the wires
are all down.