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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
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DANyILLT. Va. February 9.-Last night
at o'clock very pretty marriage took
place at the Baptist church here. the con-
tracting parties being Mr.. Henry McGeo
and Miss Florence Skinner. The church
was handsomely decorated tor the occa-
sion with potted plants. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Thomas 5. Dun
away, d. ID. Miss Jennie Moxley was maid
of honor, and the bridesmaids and grooms-
men were: Miss Maggie Nicholson with
Mr.. Douglas Moxley; Miss Mary Hicks
with Mr. Forden: Miss Kate Aldridge with
Mr.. Willio Moxley: Miss Annie Bowling
with w. L. BIannOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

dent Kennedy. of the Central Valley rail-
road. Secretary-of-WarE Elkins, and others
today resulted in tho announcement by
President Kennedy that a new line of rail-
road is to be built from point on the
Cumberland Valley railroad near the State
line to Cumberland, Nd. there connecting
with the West Virginia Central. and there
by giving the latter road through eastern
connection to Philadelphia and New York.
Work will be commenced at once The
officers are: President, II. q. Davis, Of
West Virginia; Secretary and Treasurer.
G. NJ. Hendley; Chief Engineer, Chauncey
Ives, The road vii run ria Hancock,
Md, and Cherry Run.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

Tho Richmond and DanWile Railroad
Company have taken time by tho forelQck
and invite public attention % tho fact that
their Washington and S0utswestefn yes-
buled limited tram between New York,
Washington. and New Orl-Gas has cOBnec-
tlons with san Francisco sad thonce %
HAWAII ca steamer. Tho time rom Nc"
York 70 Honolulu u ten days. The Rich
mond train making this connection leaves
AZ il.JOA ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

Governor Uoge's Message TO the EcSisln'
/. ture Thereon Not Approved.

PARIS. Tax, February 9.-ihe special
message of Governor Hogg TO the Ieglsla-
ture on lynchlnc was not known OF here
until the arrival OF the morning papers.
The first impulse and expression was IN
dignation that the Governor should con-
tinu3 10 agltate a matter which he con-
Ies-es j. without remedy, but on better
consideration TINS gave way to pity for the
aL-urdlties. as the people called tnem, INTO
which he had plunged. The execution OF
Smith was sad TO be- simply "a decree Of tho
blgher law of the South. No error was
made. they say. There was no doubt OF
the crime or the criminal. and the same
act tomorrow would meet with the same
fate. Bur there will be no such act here
for many davs, as the arm OF the people
has been felt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
GOVERNOR M'KINNeY's MISSION.
In Conference with Commissioper NC
DonaId-The Inaugural Parade.
fCr..t,I ,otocrap IN the Diapatrn.l

T"VV-I7sI V-TVsTI--- -
WASHINGTON, d. c.. February Gov
ernor Mckinney IL here. He IS accompa-
med bv Captain BAYLOR, of the Coast Sur
vey, and to-day they were. IN consultation
with Fish. Commissioner Mcdonald. but It
could not be learned that the conference
brought forth any results to be announced
OF present.
Ono OF the objects OF the Governors
visit is 10 confer with officers of the inau-
cura. parade relative TO the troops on
March 4tb. as Virginia military will be well
represented, and the Governor and stan
are expected 10 be present and participate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
THE PANAMA SENTENCES.
Ferdinand and Charles de Lesseps to lie
Imprisoned Five Years.

fBy glo-American cablo 10 the Dlspatch.l
PARrs, February 9.-1he Panama SEN
tences have Just been delivered Nj. Ferdi-
nand de Lesseps IL sentenced to imprison-
mcnt for five years aud to pay fine OF
5000 francs. VI. Charles dc Lesseps is sem
fenced to imprisonment for five years and
to pay fine Of 5000 francs. VI. Darius
Fontane and VI. Cottu are each sentenced
to imprisonment for two years aud TO pay
fine Of 1850 francs each. NJ. EIhel IS
sentenced to Imprisonment for two years
and to pay q fine of 10000 francs. The
sentences have caused profound sensa-
tion, especially that Of ". Ferdinand de Les
seps The Judgment finds the defendants
guilty of swiudline and breach of trust.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
Alleged Forrers Arrested.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. February "a
band OF forgers are working the river
towns in tins vicinity. Portsmouth mer-
chants were yictimlzed few days ago,
and Yesterday several lrouton business
men were taken in on checks bearing the
forged signature OF Peter Newman. OF
Newman 4 Spnnner. lumber dealers. To-
day the Huntington merchants find them
selves loaded with forged checks purport-
ing 10 bear the name of John = Wilson.
IrontOn officers came here today aud ar
rested Charles Carroll and Dick Hogan,
strangers. aud took them 20 lronton.
Whether they are the right parties IS
InrI Iffll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

Mr.. G. Irving Darlington. a son Of the
late ex- Mayor Darlington, OF this city. and
Miss Mamie A. Parrott, OF Orange county.
we're married in Washington Thursday.
Mr. Carrington has resided in Orange
for some time, but was in Richmond few
days ago, when he announced his inten-
ton 70 wed the lady who is now his bride.
He is well known here and has many
friends.
The Washington Post Of yesterday an
nounces that marriage-licenses wsre issued
Wednesday to the following couples from
Virginia: Charles NJ Brown and Bessie
Bell. Charles T.. Carson and Elizabeth
CoughlIn. all Of Loudoun county; Her.
bert ii. Scott and Maggie w. Newton. both
of Culpeper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
4 NOThsLe MARRIAGE.
Bishop Lyman. OF North Carolina. and
Miss Robertson, of Charleston.

"I---III T7l7 ~"
CoruNnIA. :. c.. February "a notable
marriage took - ace IN Charleston to-day.
the contracting parties beng the Right
Rcv. L. B. Lyman. Episcopal Bishop Of
North Carolina. and Miss Susan Boone
Robertson. daughter of prominent ante
bellum yice-factor. Of Charleston. The
ceremony was performed in the ancient
aud historic church of -. Michaels by the
Rev. Or. PInchuey IN the presence Of a
brilliant assemblagc.
Bishop Lyman Is Is years old. He is re-
putci t. be millionaire. The bride l. 40
years old.
Bishop and Mrs Lyman lett Immediately
for Florida. 1hey Will then 90 TO New
Orleans and New York, aud then back to
Ralelgh-thcIr future home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
BsAURsGARO OUT OF DANGER.
Ex-Congressman Louis L. Martin. of Louis
lana, Passes Away.
Bv Telegraph 70 the Dispatch

NEW ORLEANS, Ia, February 9.-In re-
spOnse to inquiries at General Beauro-
CARDS residence today the information
Was given that the General has almost en-
tIre.y recovered from the attack of collie
with which he was proslrated last Sunday.
His physicians consider Inn entirely out
of danger.
Hon. Louis 7. Martin, ex-congressman
from the First Louisiana District, died at
his residence, IN this city, early this morn
inc. aced ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
stilI Another FIre IN Norfolk.

NoRFoLK. VA, February 9.-The up
holsterlng establishment OF II. b. Forrest,
on Church street opposite St. Paul's 3
church. was gutted by IRE tonight.
Trainers dyeing establishment and the
wallpaper store Of Stahl & Lovett, ad-
Joining, had their stocks damaged by
water. Al are covered BY insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
York.RiY.rLlne.

A tri-weekly schedule goes lDto effect TO-
day. steamers will leayo Vest Point for
Baltimore on IuesdAs. 5. thursdays. ADD
SATURDAYS ats +. ". Partlc. desiring to
use this line should leave liichmond by
the Richmond and Dauyilis railroad at
3I0P NJ. On days named.
Additional expenses, Il any. caused by
DELAYS on account " ics must % borne BY
passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

Hiss Mamie :. Brooks and Mr.. Thomas
II. Tucker, both Of Petersburg. we're mar
rcd AZ O'Clock last evening at the parsou-
age u the Clay-Stleet Methodist church,
Rev X. r. wilson ofc.auug. Several
friends from Richmond were present.
The bride Is 4 wel-uown aud popular
young lady Of tho Cockads city, and tho
groom prosperous merchant. The cOn-
plo were accompanied b. Ms Liil Brooke
isister If the br.do) ami Nr. George A.
bowman
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

The city ambulance was summoned 10
No. 225 west Broad street lat night about
1890 O'clock 10 attend "A white youth. aged
about II wears. who had taken laud. .num
aud WAS quito III. Ito was carried T. tie
almshouse and az midnight Vas ont oi
danger. Ills name was not learned by tho
doctor in charge nor could Il be asc'r-
tanned what led him to commit the act.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
rh. n1nrsnilIes TnIdemic.

by Aaglo-Americanc cable TO the DispatchJ
MARsEuLrS. FRANCE, February 9.-I,hree
fresh ca-os and SIX deaths from the chole-
raic epidemic were reported TO-DAY. ne
Board Of Health has postponed the publ;
cation of It's report on the features ana
causns OF tie dl-nnse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
THE HAND HAD 10 be ANPUTATEO.
Tie Alexandria and 1I'. Vernon Railroad
BlIl-Linnor Licenses EeneMed.

Correspondence Of thu Richmond DisDatcn.l
ALEXANDRIA. February 9.-IhOmas Ed
dov, of Middleburg brakeman on the
Midland division of the Richmond and
Danyllle railroad, had his hand so badly
crushed between the bumpers Of two cars
tnat amputatlOn was necessary.
The general impression here IS that the
bin granting tho Alexandra and ut. YER
non Railroad Company the right 10 bridge
the Potomac at Arlington will not pass
Congress- this session. unless II does 80
under a suspension Of the rules. Ii has
been fayOraby acted upon by the Commi5-
sIoners or tho District OF Columbia and by
the committees of Congress and viii pass
If II over comes 10 "A vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
sECRErARYSHlP OF STATE.
said to Have Beeo Teniered to and Ac
crpted by Gresham.

lBy tclograph 10 the Dispatch.l
Chicago, Ill, February 9.-Tho Herald
prlnts a New York dispatch stating that
Judge Walter q. Gresham has been ten
dored the secretaryship of state by Mr..
Cleveland and has accepted. The dispatch
states also that Mr.. Cleveland Will make
the fact public in a day OF two.
SPRINGER SAYS rs 50.
DALLAs. TEx., February 9.-COngress-
man Springer. of Illinois, teleGraphed "a
friend hero tonight as follows Judge
Walter Q. Gresham. Of Illinois, has been
rendered the oGice Of Secretary Of State
by President-eleCt Cleveland and has
acceptoi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, February 0.-The
trial Of Lewis SnellinRs for the murder Of
Archie Hash in the Sp0tsylvania County
Court resulted in verdict of murder IN
the second degree. and the time Of con-
fnement III the penitentiaEy fixed at eleven
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
Nothers should keep

close at hand to,,ls OF thas oli-fashioaed RENE
dy Of Pins Tar. Horshoand, and Wild Cherry
DIR. DAVIS couoa srEur--snd give u 10 their
esoupy and coughing children and prevent dis
ease irom taxing q hold % them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

The ignoble fight against Admiral IA
New York. by which questionable methods
were employed 10 exclude them rrom many
dealers. has aroused much public indigna-
ton aud resulted m eXprditing the popu'
Iarity OF this really great cigarette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

Mems Neckwear that was 81 ard sl.0
reduced to Soc, and j0c. scarfs now 25c. -
Four-in- Hands, Tecks, ald Pufs. ms
applies 70 our winter goods. New soafis
are arriving daily.
CONSTABLE BROrHMLS,
Phone 1u1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
pnrnh..ed Mr.. Jnhn.ton,. Inter.s,.

DAxyuLE. VA, February 9.-W. F.
Cheek. Danville's leading banker. has
purchased the interest of Mrs. j. HI.
Johnston in the banking business OF john
ston 4 Cheek.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
The Cou.sot-fenott Encounter.

fBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispacn'I
PAR1s. Februery "a duel with swords
was fought to-day between Norbert de Be
mott, deputy from Ayeyron. and Emile
Goussof deputy for 81. Denis, IN conse-
quence Of remarks made by Goussot IN tue
Chamber of IDENTITIES on Wednesday.
Goussot was the challenger. lie was dis
arped and wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
Fires 10 Beaufort, ". G.

lBy telegraph 20 the DlspatcnI
BEAUFORT. N. c., February 9.-The Con-
gregational church here was burned this
afternoon, and two small frame buildings
were burned yesterday. The former is
estimated to have been worth $1,000 end
was fully insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
GOOD TEMPLAR OFFICIALS.
Proposed Coach Line-Asylum Appoint
ments 70 BE Made--Other Notns.

correspondence Of the uchmond Dlspatch.l
Wu11,NsBrRG, VA. February Sur
prise Lodge. |. o. q. T.. las elected tho
following officers Tor the quarter com-
mencing February lst: Chief Iemplar,
q. Frank Wilkins Vice-Templar. Mrs. J..
{. Slater: Secretary. John ). Charles
Financlal Secretary, +. G. Davis, Chap
lain. Philip Dickinson; Past Chief Iem-
ular. Rev. +. L. Warren. Guard, Miss lda
Griffin. Sentinel. Captain John K. Bacon ;
Treasurer. Miss Geneva Mullen; Marshal,
Mss Helen Sweeney; Assistaut.Marshai,
Mrs K. B. Servant.
4 survey has recently been made between
jamestown and this place. the object, It IS
Understood, beng 90 ascertain how much
the distance between the two places can
be shortened by departing from aud
s.raightenng tho present county road
wherever possible. this being preliminary
- the establishing of the new coach
line from the island 10 Williamsburg. II
j. further understood that II the coach
line should provo success more modern
means OF communication Will be estao-
llshed BY the management.
SELL, r.OS To Bg MADE.
Tho Insane Asylum Executive Commit
tee IS IN session here to-day. The men,
bers present are Colonel ". III. Taylor
Opresldentl. or Norfolk; Hon. Ierrsnce
McCracken. of Frederlcksburg, and Judge
u. {. Richardson. Of Richmond. As the
terms of Messrs. Richardson, Iaylor. and
Irwin expire IN April next prior to the
general election. the Governor VIII shortly
make three appointments TO I'LL the yacsn-
c.es. As yet no opposition has developed
10 any Of the present lncumOonts. The
board Will be called upon on April 18th TO
make selections Of one physician and SUI
perlutendent, two assistant physicians,
one steward. one assistant steward and
clerk combined. ono supervisor, one
matrOn, and one engineer. all employees
and attendants are appointed by the su-
pcrntonieut.
The condition Of Colonel Ewell has very
much improved. and with good weather
tie old gentleman viii be able to leave his
IgI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

When Bshy wss siek, Ne gave ter casrorfa
ghsn .h- vas cald. shs sriei for c~stosia
When cha became Mss. abe slGns 20 cAssoftA
When shs bad ciilar~A, .As gave tasn cassssiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

Miss Mary Willis. of Winchester, Is visit
ing Mrs. Martha Carlln. on Duke street.
The Alexandra Board Of Fire Wardens
has sold one Of its hose-carriage3 % the
town of Warrenton. These carriages are
to be replaced by hose-wagons.
Judge Norton has determined % renew
the licenses of those hquor-dealer3 who
were convicted at the last term OF the
court for the first time of selling liquor on
SUNDAY II they Will promise not TO violate
the law again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
4 Human Holocaust.


DOVER. n. H., February 1O-3 4. NJ
The insane asylum near this city was
burned tonight, and forty-four lives were
lost i'm tha flames
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
PREACHER AND WIFE INSANE.
Made So by Privstiou and Poverty-The
Methodist Conference Held Responsible.

CoLU.BrA, &. c., February "a few
DAYS ago the Rev. A. NJ. Attaway, a Jealous
and highly-respected minister OF the South
Carolina Methodist Conference, was, with
his wife. adiudged insane and both were
committed to the State Lunatlc Asylum.
II was alleged at the time that their atiiic-
tion was due 10 intense religious feryor.
To-day. however, q sensation was created
III Methodist circles 10y the publication OF a
card by the Rev. J. r. Attaway. kinsman
OF the insane preacher and also member
ot the conference. who Indignantly denies
tine assertion that religion was the cause
of his brothers and sisters insanity. but
declares that il was due to poverty and
privatiOn endured by the unfortunate pas
tor and his family while in the discharge
Of his duties and for winch state Of affairs
he holds the Church authorities responsi-
bic.
THEIR SUBSISTENCE.
In subs,antiation thereof Mr.. Attawav
in lis card says during the fall OF 1892
the family (thers were five small children)
was compelled TO subslst almost entirely
for some months on Corn-bread. made
from corn raised with their own labor. and
the proceeds Of their COW. and even this |
think nearly failed late in the fall. Tho
fact that Mr.. Attaway was appointed to
this field Of labor and other fields ike 10
for the past SIX wears by church officials.
without the right even to complain. and
the fact that large part Of the missionary
appropriation previously made for this
work was taken of, and that the church
law forbade him engaging n secular
pursuits. fixes the blame for this state Of
things. not on him but on church officials,
and largely explains the necessity OF Mr..
Attaway.
HARDLY RE5TRAINED.
THAT this had to do with Mrs. Attaway's :
insanity is shown by the fact that on the
SUNDAY Of tho session of the South Caro-
lima Conference she was scarcely restrained
from walking eight miles TO take tue train
for Charleston, the seat Of the conference,
and declare Gods anger against officials
who paced her husband III such q cOndl-
ton.
These and other sayings were thought
then 10 be IN Jest, but arc seen now 20
have been the thoughts Of mind driven
mad. l verify believe tho solution of the
whole afliction is that IN loyalty to the
Church of their fathers they undertook 20
carry uncOmplainlnglv load too heavy
for nerve and BRAIN aud broke down under
it,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

Mr. Frye. in reporting back adversely
certain amendments referred TO the Com
mIttee on Commerce proposing river and
harbOr appropriations, said the sundry
civil appropriation bill already contained
river aud harbor appropriations TO the
amount OF about SIC. 900 under the
continuing contract clause. and that the
Committee Oh Commerce would not re-
commend any further river and harbor ap-
proprlations.
The Senate, on motion of MIR. Morgan,
al noon went INTO executive session. When
the doors were reOpened Mr. Wolcott
moved 20 change the hour of meeting TO
noon. The vote was a tio aud the Wee
President voted IN the Affirmative.
Atl 4. NJ. the automatic car-coupler bill
was taken up.
The question was on the amendment
offered yesterday by Mr.. Dolph to that
offered by Mr.. Morgan. Mr. Morgan's
amendment requires the Attorney General
TO bring SUIT for the condemnation OF
any device that may be selected. and Mr..
Dolph's is that no railroad company shall
be required to use such device until such
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
New West Virginia Railroad.

PrrrsBuBo, February "a secret con-
fsrsucs held in Pittsbur2 between Presi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

Disagreeable sensations resulting from
cough vanish before Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
ANo1HER HAWAIIAN Envoy.
lie Bears Dispatches for tho Commission
ers-Washington Conference Postponed.
'y telegraph 20 the Dispatcn]

WAsHISGToN, H. c.. February 9.-TLis
afternoon the Hawaiian comm-sioners re-
ceiyed a telegram from Charles VI. Cook
announcing hls arrival az san Francisco
with dispatches f0r them from tho prOvl-
eonal government. lie was asked 90 bring
the dispatches with nlm 10 Washington,
and he Is expected 20 reach hero next
Wednesday afternoon. he may have Mr.
Neuman and Prince DAVID for his travel
ling compan'ous ST.. Cooks q business
man. about A. years of age, and member
of the Advisory Council Of the provisional
government. lie was prominently men
ti0urI for place ON the commission sent
r. the United States. aud will doubtless
act with the members OF that body upon
his ARRIVAL.
CoNFFEgNCE ABANDONED.
In 10 tho hour that Secretary -Ot-State
Foster lefl tho department he had received
uo information from Minister stevens, and
the Navy Department was without adVces
from Captain Wiltse Gs 20 the part taken by
the forces Of the ulted States ship BOs-
ton nm the establishment OF the protecto-
rate. In consequence of the absence OF
dispatches giving an official statement OF
rho condition Of affairs on the islands,
the conference between Secretary Foster
and the HaWauan commissioners fixed Tor
$ o'clock Tins AFTERNOON was abandoned.
rrIFcr or srEvENs's ACTION.
The opinion generally expressed this
morning that the establishment Of the
protect0rate by Min ster stevens would
tend 10 expedite a settlement Of the pend
ing request for annexation OF the islands
bv the nted States was not held by Mr.
Jlur,ton, the head of the Hawaiian COM
MISSION. tie expressed a doubt OF the cor
rectness OF that view of the case, hut de-
cllned % further discuss the question or
eivc the reasons upon which this doubt
u-u. Iu.nl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10


n.,l.- luc receipt Of your com
r Ni the lIth instant Is acknOw-
together vlth a copy OF the pro-
Informing me that for the rea-
i.-ta o. the sad proclamation the
'.r monarchy has been abroeated
fsiouai government established,
".richF }uu ASA mo TO recognize the
ti-iouai government on behalf OF
I''annic Nale-t.'s goverumen, a. the
'.- ff fucu government and 70 Afford ~
Pc. support ot nav government. Ia
ie. g. say that rs oguize the said
l government rs the existing d.
t'yofumeut pending instructions
' government.
. gentlemen. your obedieut servant.
-ae'I JAMFs n. WoDKHAUs.
Her hajesty's Minister Resident.
CID GLORY BAIsED.
o'clock this morning the American
a- "a. raised over thegovernment house.
N 'a' iLe euly sensational event since last
's 30 trouble occurred
lei maflnes Aud sailors Of the United
...'s slc m-nip Boston are paraded
ago lle streets several times each day.
-r' tH'e not b0en inteffoTed with since
KEY Lfst landed
As S@ steamer leaves everything is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
OUR FLAG.
p.s,sr,orale Established Over the
Sandwich Islands.
,,.,,-~ER STEVENS ACTS
..-.,d suhjec, to the Negotiations
,..,t,n--salIors and Marines
tandcd No violence
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.... 0i the provisional gov
.-.. H4Wllau Islands hereby,
. a tar United States OF
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-t, snI occupation OF public
NtNauau soil as far as may
i"r ih' pNfnoso Speciueu'
rR WIN ~ Il,.' h.I'',.'i's,','I 'l.,',,ai
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
MED A PERMANENT Hoar.

But going more salientiy INTO the princi-
nal subject Of the circular, Colonel Bigger
SAYS:
We need pormanent home anu more eoin-
motions nuartors, where Democrats can confer
on i'm port ant Questlons and enioy social conver-
satiou. and where istlnguished Democrats can
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

Old papers for sale a, Is cents hundred
al DISPATCH office,