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'fThere is barely coffee and dOughnttts fIi it,"
doctor looked as wise as the sphinx; and.
leaning over from his high pedestal of
learning, he said:
in Europe a hypnotist could make 500
day and have no such trials as l have
borne the last few DAYS. Here they are
neglected ny the people in their ignorance.
IF San Francis o understood hypn6tiSm
ii would provide me with better living,
but this country Is away behind the spirit
of the age"
There was, he thought, barely coffee and
doughnuts in it even for man OF his
exalted learning and awful power OF swing
ing people as he wiiled.
Very lucidly he explained what hypnotism
was.
Those who practice hypnotism are rep
resented by the cOlOrs black, white and red,
the different colors belonging to the different
degrees OF power possessed by hyDnotlsts.
The black magnetism is the heavy
villain VINO uses his power for bad ends.
The white has started on the road OF free
dom from all vices, drinking, using tobacco,
etc, 10 grow IN all the virtues OF the calen-
dar. BE has better magnetism than the
ack one, but the red has grown 10 ALSO
lutte purity of life and can beat them all. !"
The doctor Is modest. and only claims the
white just now. He has few weaknesses
yet, but is growing in power.
In stating that the highest development
VI tHe mural uudl-tirS - necessary 10 insure
the greatest power he gives the surprising
information that where hypnOtism is per-
formed for money the power of operating Is
almost destroyed. aud in order TO employ
hypnotsm effectively all corners, poor as
we'll as rich. must be received
In fact when the patient who comes for
treatment is poor. and says there is no
money 10 pay for II, more attention and
greater care must be taken than IL he were
pay patient. This is rather contrary 10 usual
methods, but that is the way this singular
system works, the doctor declares
The attention required 10 DE paid to the
pool" said he, results in the time being
mostly devoted to them, and consequently
makes the Undertaking Is a money specua-
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down 90 feet; bottom in lowgrade ore. The zadig
drift tunnel level has been extended IS feet
total length Of main drift sos fset face Ia hard
porphyry.
Nkw YoRK-we ceased shipping ore TO the
Washoe mill Oh January 30. our contract with the
mill having expired VIII ship to a river mill as
soon the roads will permit. Have resumed sink
lug the incline winze below the $50 level. The
psirs TO the southwest drift from the shaft 500
level are completed The west cresscut from the
southwest drift from the shaft 500 level Is out n
feet: face is in clay and porphyry Shipped to the
Washoe mill during the past week l3l tons Il74
pounds OF ore Milled during the week 1871 tons
l174 pounds OF ore. On hand at mill none. Aver
age battery assays $32 10: average sample
says $3S 10, Shipped to United States mint Car
son, 437 pounds OF crude bullion.
SILVER HILL-The southeast DRIFT 430 level has
been advanced during the past week feet through
hard porphyry small seams OF quartz; total
distance from north line AZ feet.
KENTucK-We continue to extract about two
tons OF per day from the Slopes above the east
crossout the 100 level. Have commenced 70
open the 90 level through the jacket shaft
UTAH-340 Ievel-Tne south drift from the NJ ain
drift at point 596 feet In from the shaft has
been extended 80 feet total length "a feet contin-
uing In vein porphyry and clay formation. No
in the flow OF water from the face OF west
crosscut 3.
Following are the regular monthly statements:
Cr
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Central Merchandise.
BAes-oalcuttas. e1at fof 1885, Wool Bags. $50

DA0C-CAicGttd6, oS2I W. @eVot UVV' OaKst o0S
36c
COFFEE-The private circular OF c. e. Bickford
gives the receipts or Coffee at San Francisco IN an
uary 1879 bags. against 1850 in January, 1897
The sales In january were 12,1l5 sacks, against
1882. and the stock hand February ! was 4o7Z
sacks against 1901 The circular says: "During the
first Few days Of the period under review business
continued fairly active at the quotations OF last re-
port. but the steady improvement IN Eastern and
European markets led TO considerable movement al
rising prices, both for local account and shipment
overland. Dealers here paid attention principally
TO good uhwashed salvador about 1900 bags being
taken (from both first hands and specuIators) at
1s@l64c, fully one-half the quantity going at tue
outside figure. The market closes firm. some hold
ers demanding l912c which far has not been
paid. Tho steady inquiry for the better grades OF
kept the market continually bare OF these descrip-
tionsin fact, supplies have been inadequate to the
demand, and much larger quantities could have been
sold. Last transactions mark advance OF b9c p
n Ia all grades. Inferior qualities are scarce and
in demand ar premium over their relative values
The worlds visible supply January was 3.106, 900
bags against q 702. 600 January 1892" Quotations
are: 2l922c nominal for good TO primo Costa Riea,
free from black beans; 2l@2l1ac p u nominal
for good washed salvador; l9l4c p 10 for good I'M
washed Salvador, Nicaragua and Guatemala; 2ZA
Q92212 C for prime washed Guatemala: 2l12Q22e 10
good to strictly good Guatemala; l992le 10 ID for
fair unwasEed and washed Guatemala: 22G12214r
q 10 for good TO prime pea berry; l7340l s14c Zoe
medium Qualities; 16GI7Iac for ordinary qualir
ties: IL ls4rl5 1ae for very Inferior to common
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 55sc p 10: Dry Granu lated,
&c p 10: CoDfeetioners' A. Age: Magnolia, 4%sc;
Extra g, 4Ac; Golden @. De- ID, 334c; Standard
A. 4s4c hafbbls. 14c more than bois, aud boxes
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during the completion of their new home
on Post street. The amount required is
S25 600, and, with the assistance and CO.
operation of the people of the city. the d.
rectors of the club have every confidence
in the ultimate success of the plans, and
ask all interested in the welfare OF the
Olympic Club to give them helping hand.
The entire programme is Endorsed by t1S
leading society ladies Of the city, ana VIII
afford one OF the most imposing spectscles
aver witnessed in San Francisco.
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PALACE HOTEL
Where Rats Are Priced as Scayeneers

A man just from New Orleans SAYS there
is one popularity about that city which is
never talked about. ut is" he said. "a
city of rats. New Orleans Is below the
river bed, and 1t is of all times
low and damp. The city Is not clean. and
large wharf rats multiply in the business
portion of the city in great numbers. and
the pests swarm about in droves. The
people of New Orleans contend that the
rats are good scavangers and help to rid the
city OF refuse matter. l don't think there
is city in the world. not even New York
or Paris. that has as many rats to the
square mile as New Orleans"
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MARKET REPORTS.
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 9.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS,

SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver frmer.
Wheat and Barley higher.
Oats and Rye unchanged.
Yellow Corn in demand
Choice Hay doing better.
Colored Beans dull.
Potatoes and Onions unchanged.
Butter and Eggs lower. Cheese weaker.
Lines advanced.
Lines more firmly held.
Large arrivals OF Green Peas.
Wild Ducks declined.
Eastern Poultry sold lower.
Coffee firm.
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The Olvmnic Club Fair

It is not generally understood that the
fair and revival of ancient Greco-Roman
games to be held in the new Olympic Club
building In April will be solely for the ben
eft OF the club, so as to enable the directors
10 reduce the floating debt accumulated
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Higgins to Succeed Wilson.

NJ. R. Higgins, private secretary TO Gov
ernor Markham, has been appointed Insur-
snce Commissioner, and the Senate has
approved the appointment. The new ap-
pointee will succeed J. n. Z. Wilson and
will take Office one wear from next Anril
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELISQUENT SALE NOTICE - YELLOW
~ jacket silver Mining Company. Location az
works ana principal place OF business. Gold Hill,
Storey County, Nevada.
Hotice-There are Delinquent upon the following
described stock OH account of ASSESSMENT no. 53l
levied the sixth day OF December, 1892, the
Several amounts set opposite tue names OF tbs
spectiYe shareholders, as follows:
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Nav york Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-There was a moderately
active business in stocks to-day, but with the ex-
ceptlon OF strength in early dealings the mar
ket WAS weak almost throughout, and final prices
were generally at the lowest point with many
material losses for the day Tho fact that the SEN
ate refused to vote the motion TO rep cal tho
silver law left the market weakened under con-
siderable pressure OF long stocks. The weak spots
In the list cOalers. The market WAS weak.
Government bonds dull and steady. The Retro
no transactions.
NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-United states Bonds, AS
ll414. d. Us, 100; Northern Pacific, 1895; Cana
dian Pacific, $685.; Central Pacific 20: Union Pa
cifc, 405s; Atehis0n and Santa Fe, 34l4 Wells
Fargo, l46; western Union 91s4 Silver. $685.
Sterling 81 1904 S71a.
Wheat - March. SllAc. Flour, steady. Coffee,
cit 80. Sugar 31sS3 7-l6e Hops-P~cihc Coast,
21024c. Hides. 12Isc. Copper-Lske, $l2. Tin
Spot, $40 20. Lead-Domestlc, So 90. Iron. $l6.
Petroleum. b4bEc.
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oakland Races Resumed.

The winter meeting at the Oakland Trot-
ting Park will be resumed on Thursday and
continued on Friday and Saturday. rain OF
shine. There will be four races each day.
and $1,000 ia purses will be awarded. Ladies
are admitted 70 the park free Of charge
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A. W. FURST, AUCTI0NEER.
THIS DAY

This DAY.
Tuesday Fe bruary Z, 1898,
AT II O'Clock A. NJ on the premises.
915 Mission Street. Between Fifth and Sixth,
On Account OF Retiring from Business,
~ WILL SILL
The Stock Fixtures and Tools OF the WellKnown
Picture Store OF MIR. Dubernet.
A. w. FuRST Auctioneer
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MONDAY EVENING CLUB.
A Society Event in the Maple Room
eft the Palace.

OVELY was the Maple
Room in the Palace
Hotel last night and
thronged with a very
stylish and fashion
able gathering, which
assembled at the inyi-
tation of the Monday
Evening Club. Army
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WTighfS Indian Vegetable Pills

Are acknowledged by thousands OF persons who
nave used them for over forty years to cure
SICK HEADACHE, GIDDINES CONSTIPATION
Torpid Liver. Weak stomach, PimpIes, and purify
the blood no& FrTu ly
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers as follows:
BEEF-First quality. &C q ID second quality.
8 1ac; third do 4G6c.
VEAL-Large 60n7c = II small Calves. 712GSc;
Dairy Calves. S12@9c e n.
MUTTON-w ethers, SC y 10 Ewes, 7129Sc.
SPRING LAMB-l5@J26c p 10.
PORK-Liye Hogs. 71a@75zc p ID for heavy and
medium granted; small fat Hogs 714@712c: stock
Hogs, 614@61ac q 70; dressed do. 10GlO12c D %.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-wheat fairly active ard
opened 1l9s4c higher and advanced 12@4 C
more on bad weather for winter Wheat and
the shorts showing an anxiety to cover de-
cfIned 7sc on sales by longs TO take profits anc
closed steady at 3sc higher than on saturday. Re-
CO pts 81, 600 bushels; shipments, $4,000 bushels
Rye 53c Barley, 64c
CHICAGO Feb 6-wheat-Cash. 745sc. Corn
4334c. Pork-$l9 05. Lard-Yll S212 ribs
$40 VIA WhlsSy-$l II.
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Visible supply OF Grain.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-Ihe visible supply OF Grain
Is: Wheat, 8l,389,0 900 bushels, a decrease OF
9e. 900; Corn Is. 462 900 bushels, an increase OF
927.oQ0; Oats, 5g54 900 bushels, an increase OF
900; Barley, 2.l56 600 bushels. al increase OF
Il 900.
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MORNING SESSION.
Board-60 Pacific Gas Imp. 10.
Street-lOO Pacific Gas Imp, 1914; 20 Cas-
light, IL
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-2OO Hutchinson s 2 Co. 4A 80 Omnibus
Cable. 1871 SO do. 48s4 rs Gssight 7Iss; 66
do 7l1a
street-l5 Omnibus Cable, 47s4.
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LIVERPOOL. Feb. 6.-The spot market is higher
at IS 4Isd. Cargoes higher at Bis for off coast,
Sis Sd for Just shipped and sos Sd for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter: Feb
ruary. 5s Ia; March. 6s 1lAd; APRIL 6s a4d;
May, Is I'd; June. 6s 25ad; July. 6s 3D.
LONDON, Feb. g. - Consols SO 7-l6; Silver,
SO 5-l6; Rentes, 98f l21ac.
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THIS DAY.
Tuesday. February :, 1898,
At 10 O'Clock a. N. at salesrooms,
1885 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH,
I'VE WILL SELL.
ParlOr Furniture In the Latest Style,
Bedroom sets with Clipper and CurIed Hair Top
Mattresses, Bedding, 500 Yards Carpets, ManIel
Mirrors Sdebgards, Extension Tables Wardrobes
Desks and Bookcases combined, Dressing MirrorS,
OAK Tables and Chairs Crockery Glassware, Gas
Stoves and Ranges etc.
also, A FIRST-CLASS SALOON,
Comprising: Counter and Shelving, Liquors, Glass
ware Large Mirror. Chairs. Tables Paintings. etc.
CIIAS. LEVY & CO. Auctloneers
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Cheeseman's Specific Mixture.

18th this remedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure, change of Diet,
change In application to business The medicine
contains nothing that is OF the least injury 10 the
constitution Ask your druggist for It Price 81
bottle. no4 FrTu ly
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A Veteran Pilots Death.

Thomas ]. Knipe. one of the Oldest and
best known pilots in San Francisco, died
early yesterday morning from a severe at
tack OF pneumonia. The deceased was II
years of age and for the forty years previous
to his death followed the sea. Twenty
years ago he became pilot OF this port and
was one of the most trusted in the service
He was master of the Massachusetts in the
Government service during tue war Of the
rebellion and originally came west with the
American army during the Mexican war.
AT the time of his death he was living at
1418 Vallejo street with his family, wife
and three daughters.
He was prominent Mason and knight
Templar and also belonged TO the Mexican
War Veterans and Pacific Coast Pioneers.
Upward Of 2268 lives are lost annually In
the inland waters and upon the immediate
coasts Of the United Kingdom, exclusive of
those lost at sea.
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S. RaSGH.

S. BaSGH,
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
once and salesroom 81 ana 32l Suffer street.
Regular sale days Monday and Thursday.
THIS DAY.
Tuesday ........,,.....,.....F ebrua :, 1898,
At IL A. NJ, at Pavilion Auction House,
S19 and 321 Suffer St, Near Grant Ave.
LARGE SALE OF XCELLENT FURNI-
TUKE, PIANOS. DRAPERIES, CAR
PETS, PICTURES. CHINA.
One Handsome French plate Mantel Mirror: I Su-
peTior Gas Range. cost S55 with all attachments
the contents OF two houses received from storage.
Choice Psrlor, Bedroom and Dining Furniture
Rosewood Piano. Fine Carpets Bedding. Pictures,
Elegant Mirrors, Fodng-beds, China, etc.
Also, doz. Gray Blankets doz White Blankets
z Bales Comforters, go doZ Towels, by order of w.
ID. Arthur. assignee OF Barr & Montsg.
NO RESERVE ON THESE GOODS. They must
all be Sold Ladies especially invited.
fe6 Ut 5 RASCH. Auctioneer
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Aud in accordance with law. aud order OF
the Board OF Trustees, made the 9th day OF
December, 1892 so many shares OF each par
eel of such stock as may be necessary viii DO sold
at public auction nc the Office OF the company. 50
Main St. Gold Hill, New. on TUESDAY. the lAtn
day OF February. 1898. sc l O'Clock P. n OF said
day. so pay said delinquent assssImsns thereon,
together with costs OF sdverti1ug and expenses OF
sale ltal7 tdl w, II. BLAUVELT, Secretary.
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Portland's Business.
Fxchanee and BuIIion.

PORTLAND. Feb. 6.-Clearances. s4o7, 900; bal.
ances, $50, 900.
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Hops are quiet and unchanged.

SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Brokers reported fair OF orders today for
Refined Sugar and found no diicutty In placing
them at old figures Raws slow with steady
tendency.
Coffee is fairly active, with slight advance.
February, $l7 so; March. ST. 55; April. SIT 10.
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BOARD SALES.

Exchequer owes $500 pumping account
Alpha owes $500 on pumping account KentucK
has $5622 "a In unSuld bullion
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AUCTION SALES.
GHAS. LEVY & CO..
THIS DAY.

AUCTIoNEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SaieSroom-ll 1875 Market ST. bet. 7th and Stn.
Regular Salesdays-Tuesday and Friday.
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RECEIPT, OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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MONDAY, February 8.
stmr Acapulco. Clark Panama etc, via San Diego;
Pacific Mall Co.
stmr North ForS Dorsn. Eureka: Chas Nelson.
Ship Jas DTummand. Curtis Iloilo; Sutton &
Beebe.
Bktn City of Papcete, Berude Tahiti J Pinet &
Co.
schr II wahlberg Crew. hunting and fishing;
Jas W Crew.
schr Fred sanders, Ross Seattle Geo Derrick
& Co.
schr Kate and Anna. Lutiens hunting and fish
ing: Chas Lutjens.
sehr Unsa, Anderson, hunting and fishing; chas
Lutjens
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sAIb61
SUNDAY. February 5.
Schr Christina stefnns Yogei. Point Arena.
MONDAY February 9.
stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander, san Diego
Stmr TiilamOOk, Hamm.
StInr Acapulco, Clark, Panama, etc via San
Diego.
sohr James A Garfield. Wallace. Grays Hsroor
Schr Gem, Olsen, Eureka.
Schr Lily. BottgeT, Umpqua River.
schr Arthur l. Jensen. Iversens Landing.
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STEAMER. DrsrIxArrox SANS Iwna,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-11-16
Epitome of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
FROM WASHINGTON.

THE secretary of state has demands
ed an explanation from Honduras OF the
insult offered to the American flag
IT was reported that Secretary Car.
Isle had perfected plans to stop the
making of any more silver dollars.
The treasury balance drop below
800, 900, 900 was interesting the officials
of that department
In the United States the exchanges
at the leading clearing houses during
the week ended onthe 10th aggregated
s932, s53, ,717, against $1,000, Tia, ,O65, the
previous week. The decrease, compared
with the corresponding week In 1892,
was 20.s
In the seven days ended on the 10th
there were 361 business failures In the
United States, against 1858 the week
previous and 210 in the corresponding
time in 1892.
THE secretary of state has made pub
lie d state paper addressed to the presi-
dent informing him that the over
throwal Of Queen Liliuokalsni of Ha-
wall was brought about by such an
abuse of the authority of the United
States, and by such force and fraud"
that nothing short OF restoration OF
the queen to her throne would satisfy
the demands of justice.
THE general superintendent of the
railway mail service in his annual re-
port says there were handled during the
year 10, 1856, ,314, ,ol5 pieces Of mail matter.
This is an increase over 1883 of 49.Gs
per cent.
THE government of Honduras has
apologized for firing on the American
flag and Uncle Sam Is satisfied
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-11-16
THE EAST.

THIRTEEN persons were injured at
Camden, n. j., in fights at the polls be-
tween democratic policemen and re-
publican deputies
The New York lawyer, Francis II.
Weeks, who plead guilty to the embez-
element of over a million dollars from
various estates intrusted to his care.
was sent to prison for ten years.
RETURNS from the elections on the
7th give Palmer (rep) for secretary of
state in New York 3d. 900 plurality and
Bartlett for judge s9,7O0; the legisla-
ture is also republican. In Pennsyl-
vania jackson (rep) for state treasurer r
has plurality of l2s,00O. In New Jer-
sey the republicans elected the legisla-
ture. In Massachusetts Greenhalge
(rep.) for governor has plurality of
1900.
ONE of the greatest scientists in the
world, Prof. Herman August Hagen, OF
Harvard college, died in Boston, aged
20 years.
MICHAEL, Stephen and Mary L. Toole,
aged respectively 2;, 81 and 30, were
under arrest in Boston charged with
killing their mother and sister with
poison.
IT was charged that J. j. Arnold, OF
Lockport, n. Y, extreasurer of Niagara
county and ex-cashier of the Mer
chants bank, had embezzled 800, 900.
DIRECTUM trotted a mile in 2:OS ant
Flying Jib paced mile in 2:O6H at the
Hartford Comm track
The eminent historian, Francis Park
man, died from peritonitis at Jamaic,
Plain, Mass. lie was 10 years old.
In Brooklyn Mureo Murdoc, proprie
tor of the Egyptian village at th'
worlds fair. W rs robbed of $4,000.
Miss BERTHA PRUETT, of Philadel
phia, amused ut the remark OF a youn,
man, laughed until seized with fata
hemorrhage.
On the charge of embezzling $50, 90
Warren +. Putnam, president of tn
National granite bank of Exeter, N
H., was arrested.
OTHE death of Charles II. Bell, ex-gov
ernor and ex-United States senator o
New Hampshire, and historian an
author of reputation, occurred at Exeter
aged 70.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-11-16
ADMIRAL SKERRETT,
just Arrived From the Islands, Inter-
viewed As to the Present Situation.

just Arrived From the Islands, Inter-
viewed As 10 til" Present situation
SAN FEANCIsCo. Nov. l4.-Admiral j.
$. Slicrrctt. L. :. Y, recently relieved
of his command of the American war
vessels at Honolulu and ordered to re-
uurt at Washington for orders, arrived
on the China. \ United Press repre-
sentative interviewed him as the
steamer was lying at the dock, and
asked as to the present situation in
the islands. The admiral replied that
PERFECT QUIET REIGNED THERE,
without any indication of impending
trouble. \ new United States minister
had arrived. and was to submit his gov
crnment'S ultimatum on the morning
of the day that the China sailed. Up
to that time no special efforts had been
made to anticipate the purport of his
instructions. The country, he added,
WAS prosperous under the rule of the
provisional government and possessed
the unlimited confidence of the white
population, irrespective of nationality.
BrSINESs WAS MOVING WITH THE USUAL
QUIETNEss
and the merchants We're undisturbed
by sensational rumors. As to the feel
ing among the natives he said he per-
sonally had nv opportunity of ascer-
tanning how they regarded the situa-
ton Generally speaking, however,
the provisional government gave salts
faction and justified the feeling of
security. simply because it is good
government Under the administra-
tion of the provisional government the
debt contracted with Claus Spreckles
by Queen Lilioukalani had been wiped