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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-07
NIGHT wIrH A MApMAN.


VINO Enters his house.
speeiGi Dispaieh to he Iatelfgsner.
PARKEEsBURo, W. VA, Dec. 6.-Roger
seiTens, jr., a prosperous and well
known farmer, living four miles from
here, had thrilling experience this
morning with a lunatic, whom he
thought was burglar. The lunatic,
William Alonzo Jones, was killed by
Setfens, who Drained him with gun.
At o'clock this morning sehens was
awakened by some one demanding ad-
mittauce. He was refused, and the
man stayed around for five hours in his
shirt sleeves, demanding and entreat-
ing to get in. He sang, played with the
dog, cursed and terrified the family. At
8 o'clock he made another effort.
Setiens ordered him away and fired his
musket. The man then kicked in a
panel Of the door and crawled in, when
Sefens broke the muskes on his head,
breaking the skull An alarm was
raised, and it was thought the man was
dead he revived aud gave his name,
saying he was looking for his mother.
He was well dressed, good looking,
about thirty-five years old, had SlS5 in
money and gold watch. He said he
was from San Francisco. He died this
afternoon. 1t is thought he was n
luaatio wandering around in search Of
his mother. The man who killed him
stands high, is well-to.do and q most
orderly citizen.
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TOO MANY NOVELS

Furnish Candidates for the state Reform
school-Tour Boy Thieves Arrested.
Special Dispatch to the Inteligsncer.
BUcKHANNoN, W. VA, Dec. 6,-orislip
& Halls feed and supply store was
broken into several nights ago and a
largo quantity OF cigars and tobacco
taken. Three boys named Morgan, Post
and Parker, OF this place, and young
man named Nolin, from Webster coun-
ty, were arrested FOR the theft. The ci-
gars were found secreted in the electric
light house, where young Noiin worked,
and on being confronted with the theft
he confessed, duplicating the above
named boys. This Is another example
OF too much dime novel reading with
some possible candidates for the reform
school.
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spteiaI DiPaleA o q. latelIlQtnett.

SpSeicl DTdich 10 me LRiealiqeneer.
wELIsBuRa, W. VA, Dec. 6.-Mr.
James F. Cree and Miss Bessie NJ.
George, daughter OF S. George, the
banker OF this place, woro united in
marriage at tho BRIDES residence on
North Charles street this evening at
s o'clock.
assisted by Rev. Mckee, of the ". L
church OF this place, officiated. The
affair was one Of the most notable
events OF the season. Tho ceremony
was witnessed by about one hundred
guests, among those from out OF town
being: DR.. Fulton aud wife, Of Allie
gheny; Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton OF Ale
gheny; Miss Lucy aud Mr.. Ernest Full
ton, Of Allegheny; Miss Name Kimber-
land. Pittsburgh; Mr.. and Mira Wiley,
Washington, Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs. John
S. Naylor, OF Wheeling. -
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Save Every Days Coupons for Worlds Fair Fh@&@@a

that force might be used to restore the
previously existing status. Thet
brought up the question whether the
administration had the power without
the consent of Congress to use the
army or navy to restore the previously
existing condition OF affairs, even con-
ceding that the government had been
planted by fraud or events Of force.
There are three departments Of this
government, and the executive depart
ment is but one OF them. There were
reasons why this information should be
given now. Perhaps ut this moment,
possibly at this very hour, the navy OF
the United States, cooperating with
the United States minister, was seeking
to destroy the provisional government
by force, and that was n question the
propriety Of which should bo deter
mined by Congress.
Mr.. sHERMAS's VIEWS.
Mr.. Sherman, (Rep. ohio,) favored
the passage OF the resolution. He said
he did not intend now to say a word in
regard to the condition OF affairs exist
ing and which existed in Hawaii q
year ago. The difficulty was that the
President and the newspapers say that
there was q purpose TO restore the
queen, to renew the status quo, to set
aside what was regarded by the adj
ministration as an unlawful act. These
were all matters OF controversy. But
there was one thing which appeared to
him to be very plain, and that was,
that the Congress OF the United States
had not been treated in the open and
fair way in which an administration, a
part OF the government Of the
United States, should treat Con-
gress. 1t was certain that gentleman
OF high standing no doubt, former
member Of the house, had been sent to
Hawaii for the purpose OF acquiring in-
formation. 1t was alao certain that the
administration had formed a certain
definite idea OF its duties and it had
been stated practically that 1t was the
purpose OF the eadministration to restore
the status that existed before the revo-
LUTON, to put the queen in power again,
and Congress had not been informed OF
it. There was no reason in tho world
for secrecy. All tho facts ought to be
communicated to Congress. The Con-
gress was the law.maeing power. The
President had no right to declare war,
or TO do an act OF war, or to precipitate
the country into controversy OF this
kind. It seemed to him, said Mr.. Sher-
man, that not only the information
called for by the resolution, but all the
information available should have been
communicated to Congress at its last
session.
Mr.. Gray (Dsm., Del.) agreed with
Mr. Sherman that there was no objec-
ton to the adoption Of the resolution.
Mr.. Call Dem, Fla.) closed the de-
bate and then the resolution was
adopted without division.
After short executive session tho
senate, at five minutes past A o'clock,
adjourned until tomorrow.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.

A Well Known RnIlrond AIan Killed in tho
Huntington Yard.
Special DipdIei 10 @e la;slli1aIeer
HuxrMeroN, W, VA, Dec. 6.-James
vinsOn, popular railroad man hero
and night yard master for the Chesa-
peuke 4 Ohio Railway Company, met
with n terrible death at three o'clock
this morning at Sixteenth street. He
got between two cara that were without
bumpers and connected together by
chains. In attempting to loosen the
chain the cars came together catching
him and crushing the life out OF him.
He was tweaty-three, single and was to
be married shortly toa prominent young
lnhv
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BUFEALo, N Y, Dec. 6.-Squaw Island
has been sold for 81 100000 to party of
New Yorkers. The Island is situated
in the Niagara river along The shore Of
Black Rock, measures about mile in
length and is 1877 acres in extent. The
purpose OF the new owners is TO con-
struct q, 900 feet of dockage, at an ex-
pense of from $l,25o,0OO to $4,000, 900,
thus materially extending the capacity
Of Buffalo harbor. A company has
been formed with capital OF s., 600, 900
TO carry out the project
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ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.
This Reads Like Chapter From Move
A Secret Marriage and Its Result.

This Reads Like Chapter From Novel.
A Secret Marriage and Its Result.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 6.-Mabel Sin
gleton, of Jeanette, Pa, ia seeking di-
vorce from her husband, George orOms-
hey, Of San Luis, Gala. Sixteen years
ago, in California, when Mabel was
a school girl and Cromsbey her
teacher they wero secretly married.
Soon after she was sent to boarding
school, and then with her father
came east. They settled at Jeanette.
She fell in love with Alex Wilbur, a
travelling man, but would not marry.
Her father forced an explanation, and
she told OF the marriage of her girlhood.
Her husband is still living and wishes
her to come to him. Attorney McIn-
tosh has filed lpapets in suit for di-
VorCe
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THE Q. 5. GLAss CoMPANY
Preparing For big Fight Against the
GlngSworlSers' Union,

preparing for hiS FiEhI AS"iuSS tuS
Glnssworkers' Union.
PIrrsBuRou, Pa, Dec. 6.-1he United
States Glass Company is ready for an
other aggressive move in its contest
with the American Flint Glassworkers'
Association. Factory B, on the South
Side, has been put in readiness for re-
sumption on Monday next, and unless
some unforeseen obstacle is encountered
the plant will commence work on that
date. The non-union hands will be
lodged and boarded in the factory.
Thirty hunks were completed to-day in
the old chemical room OF the plant,
Tho pits have been heated and are now
ready for settling.
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sALnA, CoLo., Dec. 9. = Governor
Waite, in his address to the miners
convention this afternoon, held that
every state had 4 right to mako Its own
legal tender, and he recommended that
Colorado enact law making every sill
YER dollar q legal tender, no matter
where such dollar may bo coined, so
that 1t contained S57t grains Of silver.
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STRAINED RELATIONS.
Tho Emperor and the Kingdom of wur
tcmDurE are Mt Outs.

PARIS, Dec. e.-The Paris edition OF
the New York Herald supplements the
news already cabled concerning the
strained relations between the kingdom
Of Wurtemburg and the emperor o.
Germany by dispatch from Berlin
saying:
A highly placed official at Stuttgart
writes that when the emperor was pres
ent at the recent review here he treated
General Woeckler like dog, and feigned
not to see him, though Woelckers was
in command. The emperor said loud
ly enough to be heard by all the staff:
1.-THE troops are bad; but their hand
ling is worse than bad"
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"A nlc Mlner,, slrlke ln Pre.pocl.

PIrrsBuR1H, PA, Dec. GA general
strike of river coal miners to enforce q
uniform mining rate OF q cents per
bushel is likely within two weeks. At
present the price in the fourth pool is
il cents per bushel. The movement is
being agitated among the 5000 diggerst
as the present time is regarded Us
auspicious, the operators being anxious
70 fill their barges for spring shipment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-07
A NEW POSTMASTER
For Wheeling, and His Name is
Michael j. o'Kane.
Mr.. PENDLETON KEEPS HIS PLEDGE

Mado to DIR. o'Kane aud Has Him
Appointed in Spite of Protests.
Some Reasons Why He Couldn't Do
otherwise-A Case Not Unlike that
of Mr.. Van Aliens in Some Respects.
Campaign Obligation That Could
Not Be Ignored-Tho Assistant POST
mGstershIp-why Mr.. Cowdeu Was
Not Removed During His Term.
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ONLY ONE SURVIVOR
OF the Good Ship Jason Lefs to
Tell the Tale of Death.
ANOTHER TERRIBLE STORM AT SEA

In Which No Ship Could Idvo-The
Vigil of Life-savers and Their VaiA
Attempts to Rescuo the Grew Oi .
Lost Neutrality-suspicious. Men Per-
ish-Tho Only Survivor is a Boy
Who is Washed Ashoro-He Tells q
Story of a FruitIess Fight for LILO
in the Awful Gale.
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PrrrsnUnGH, Pa, Dec. 6.-;Finleyville
reports everything quiet this morning
at the snowden and Hacket coal works.
A few men were at work, guarded by
the deputy sheriifs, and there was no
interference from the strikers. II Is
probable that they will now hold of
until after Fridays convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-07
THE FIRST BLOOD
For the Anti-Administratlon Men
In the Hawailan Affair.
HILL OPPOSES The PRESIDENT

In His Policy of Re-enthroninG tho
Queen-Pnssagc of tho Hoar Reso-
luton Asking for the Presidents
Instructions to Willis After a Lively
Debate-Mr Cleveland is Openly
Charged With Not Taking the
Public into His Confidence and
With Exceeding His Powers-Hos
Shot Poured Into tho President,
Who is FeebIy Defended by His
Friends.
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Robbed on the Street.

sptfIdI DIlp1IcN 70 NC I0IeHl0tNeeT
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Dec. 6.-R p.
Hayes, a young business man, was held
up on one Of our principal streets last
night by three negroes and at the point
OF pistol robbed OF gold watch and
SO in money. The police are ON the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-12-07

Sptcial DiEpdich 10 he lategiQaces
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. CIV. P,
Neville has been appointed postmaster
at Germania, Grant county, vice L. l.
McCrum, removed.
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NEw YoRK, Dec. 6.-Friends Of the
Rev. Dr.. McGlynn, 20 rumor says, have
written to President Cleveland, recon-
mending his appointment as ambasba-
dor TO Italy.
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speesai DiEpdieA 10 ne IAtatiGsaetr
WARRINGTON, Dec. GA postofiice
has been established at Raymond,
Nicholas county, and Perry W. Jones
appointed postmaster,
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Wenther FORECAST for To-day,

For Western Pennsylvania aud West Virginia.
inir, cooler; westerly Winds
, For Ohio, iiir cooler in southeast portloni
north.westeTly winds
TIE TEspERGTUnE rESrEEpkr,
a. furnished by Q. SCHSEPP. druggist, corner
Market and Fourteenth streets.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21
SOME RECENT DEATHS

DEACON WILLIAM NJ. MITCHELL OF
Hartford. who died recently at the age
Of eiShfy-fve years, had had only
twcntv-oue birthdays He was born
on February %. 1908
Carr. MARSHALL PERRY WILD, OF
Portland. Ne. who died in that city
the other day. managed Dickensi In this
country and acted in the same capacity
for Artemus Ward
PATIENCE STAPLEroy." wife of the
editor Of the Denver Republican, who
died recently In New York, was the
author OF many stories and short
sketches of great merit
vkS EoBFRTs. a hotelkecpcr ut Eash
Hill, No, has fallen heir 70 six hun
dred Thousand dollars left him by John
Bennett: who died at Las Vegas. " N.
Roberts saved Bennett from drowning
in the Sangamon river ear Decatur,
Ill. twenty years ago.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21
August
Flower"

Zone of my reighbors, Mr.. John
Gilbert, has been sick for a long
time. All thought him pastrecovery.|
He was horribly cmaciated from the
inaction of his liver and kidneys.
1t is difficult to describe his appear
ance and the miserable state of his
health at that time. Help from any
source seemed impossible. He tired
your August Flower and the effect
upon him was magical. ~Itrestored
him to perfect health to the great
establishment of his family and
friends" John Quibell, Holt, Ont. >
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21

Manufacturing Company at Trion. Ga In
January. 1857. he came to Nashville snd -
cured . position as bookkecrer for the
wholesale house OF Gardner & Co. In 1891
he catered the Planters Bank n book
keeper. In 1885 he filed an important posi-
ton with the great house OF A. T. Stewart
& Co., New York. where he was directed TO
overhaul aud examine into the books Of
that firm, running back for a period o. nine
teen years. In 1S5 he was teller Of the
Falls City Tobacco Bank, Louisville. Ky,
r~csigning this In December OF that year to
accept a partnership in the two firms Of
Evans, Gardner & Co. New York. and
Evans. Fite q Co. Nashville. Withdraw
ing from these firms in ISL he was for the
next twelve years senior partner in several
wholesale hat firms of Nashville Thus Mr..
Jennings brought to his work rs a business
educator the aiuable experience Of thirty
years in actual business
Students from twcnty-four different
States and Territories and from England
and Mexico have attended this Hhool.
Ninety per cent OF these have secured good
positions. some Of them rerciying very
nigh salaries, No vacation, NO classes-en-
ter at any time.
All pupils entering this College before
January .. fSai. will get tuition at 20 per
cent from catalogue rates-write for fire.
catalogue
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21

National
Of
American Biog
raphy," Vol
H., page 10.
sR. W. Jen-
ninr, the foun-
der and man
sgcr OF Jennings
Business Col
lego, Nashville,
was born in
ESgcfeld. & c.,
Eauh 10. ISIS
In 1855 be be-
came bookkeeper
for the Trirn
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21

The pleasant favor gentle s~rsnn snG ~orsh
ing cfst q Syr.p Of Figs whrn In nen4 e
q laxative. and II the father or EoeAer -
costsvc or btllots. TIE most gratifying ~
suits follow is use. 80 shxfittxfAre~~sfxrl
remedy known and every f4nily sheEG
have a bottle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21

Oxx RxAsox WHr.-S he-fof St LouIsll
al don't see why the newspapers are al
ways INVITING the Chicaxo girls on the size|
Of their feet" He-"Seither do 1 Their
feet are no larger than those of any other
giris.- She-"yow. Charlie. you know
that isn't so.--Detrpit Free Press.
Foa q Cough, Cold or Sore Throat. use
Browns Bronchial Troches,- give immeii-
ate relief. Sold only in bores. Price - CO
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21

Rapidly h~in1 sspped By wazin< ss-~nxrh
and disturbed sleep. How By that 4xre~~
able and wholesome exresfienL a ronr<e or
Hosteste-x Stomsrh Bitr@r<. whs~h /. Goa
SANITY lastifying the faith reTsr<ed in il hy
the inv aid world Nofear 81 it d-iszrpofnf-
ing YOU No one troah2ed vita . nazlzrzal
disorder. dyspepsia. liver ~renps&ina n
neglect T.
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II <till remains . mystery war e~w-u-
consent hasn't hat On hark and %-- a. z=k
verSal footoAIl cssorx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21

t1G HcfIEfu trr1f<u ne
90 no avail / had run
ming scrUfulous snrp= on
len SIDE OF neck aaiS r.
wnp small and y
when eight CT MIR
Old and IN face wns
marty . skeietpn- s7x
buffts OF DIR. Pierrs
Goitea Medical Dlscor-
cry wrought marvellous
chnngN Although the
spr-s we're healed IN eight
month"; I DID not quit
taking &c gnfsi ! wss sure
"a bad been entirely reut-
81 fr<xm rnw arufprw r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21

kfYgr. " e
d. r. V PIERCE nrrv Ssr59h<n about
thrrc ycan odd I WIS tAksn with mumpa shD
had fever. finally I had that 6rcn3ed dnrnns
scrufula- h most eminenf physicians IN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21

DRoPsr Is y drcsd ds<e<@. bE iext
IL terrors to those who krnw n
crccn a sous. the Drop~y &Esxs q
Atlanta. 6se0rxi&- treat IL with <arh great
ssvess- Write them far p&nphlez esvin<
fall Information
THINKS before he .pezks-The naa uho
Shutters
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21

W. offer One Hundred Dollars Reward FOR
any case OF Catarrh that cannot b cured By
Halls Cafarrh Cure-
FL. HKSEr & Co, Props, Toledo. o..
We, the - dersigned. have known p. J.
cheney for the last f5years. n believe
aaz perfcrtiy honorable in all business
Transactions and financially able TO carry
out any obligation made by their firm
West q Trnax- Wholesale Druggists. To
ledo- o. Walding. kinnzn & Marvin.
wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
srting dirertiy ON the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system Price. 80 per
bottle Sold BIZ all Druggists. Tcstimoni als
free Halls Family pills, &c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21

"Ir always pays a man in my business L,
take plenty OF time, mt injured the burglar
softly 70 himself. gently dumping the third
tray Of gold watrhes into his capacious bsg.
Buffalo Courier.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21

"frs. hawkins i a an>oaute szve -
fashion -Baw<iaSt WIZ he k~okx LIKE q
raxpbrke- and D~ver ro<- eut - Al
-Jnst so-hs's working hzrnseAf 60 death %
buy his wife = scaiskin co41-Dxsr-ir
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Only sizns teft Of the HIN HOLMAN
dreadfui dtseasr are the scam which ever re-
mird mr. Of how near deaths door l wns until
rssru~d By the Discovery. am nov
edgnte~u ycars Oh and weigh l8 pounds:
md have not been ack in ave years
cum reupecffuify.
HARVEY NJ HOLLENAy.
Age for ScabuaE1 Air Linz.
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his wife's hand
10 Worlds Fair Photos for One Dina
The Chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul
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nrsfclass publishing house to furnish :
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slarge size, at the nominal cost 70 the pur-
chaser OF only ten cents for a portfolio Of
sixteen Illustrations. Nothing 50 handsome
IN reference TO the Worlds Fair has before
been published Tne series would be worth
At least twelve dollars II the pictures were
not published in sncn large quantities. ard
we are therefore able TO furnish rhe>ewsr&s
Of art for only ter cents.
Remit your money TO GEORGE H HrAr-
osD General Pas<cnCr Axpnr, Chia~o.
Milwaukee & st Paul Railway. At Cha
60. liz. and the pictures viii h sent prompt
% any sFcrifed address They vii make
q handsome holiday gift
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A Fowt blot-the Ssfab chicksc-Rursl
New Yorker.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21

FLoRs-~Do ron know that . tire erts a
new rfaz every ycarrs Frugeia--Evrry
year. Why. | get enc CIV ery few wcck&-
Kate Fields Washington
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21

THE London museum contain. the frs
envelope ever made. II was probably
found in some mans pocket addressed n
his wife-S hand.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21

The Grip Of Pneumonia may Rewarded OF
with Hale's Honey of H~6fvhound and Tar.
Pike'sTootharhe Drops Cure in one minatc.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21

IT Is probably when be blows II in hat
a man hinss his none to h winds-Bos-
ton Transcript
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-12-21


When our minister recognixeI the provf-
sional government the enly basis upon which
rested was the fact that the committee OF
safety hsd- N the manner above stated. de
slAred II % exist II vas neither q government
de iaefo nor de lure. That IL was not in such
possession OF the government property and
as-nctes as eatttled II to recognition. IS con
clssryely proved by a note found in the r.es OF
the legattou at Honolulu addressed By
the declared head -l the provisional
government % Minister stevens. dated
Acknowledges with expressions Of a.
probation the minister's recognition OF she
provisional government. aud states thar IL Is
not yet IN the possession OF ths station house
tine place where a LARGE NUMBER Of the aueens
troops we're guarteredl. though the same had
been demanded OF the queen on1cers in
charge Nevertheless this wrongful reeoxri-
ton oy our minister psaced tbs government CT
the queen In 4 position OF most ~pcrtlous per-
plexlty- She kaew that she could not with
stand the power OF tue United states. hut
she believed tnat she might safely trust 10 its
lasttce. Accordingly some hours after the rsc-
c~yni1oa OF the provisional government ny the
Cntred states minister. The palace. the bar-
racks and The police station. With ali he midi
tary reScurcescc the coc1trY we're celsverer
Up ~ TIE queen upon tae representation raad-
70 her trat ner cause would thereafter &c re-
viewed - Nash11<tcn and while protesting
that sue surrendered 70 the Superior forcr 81
the United states. whose minister had caused
United states troops TO be landed at Honolulu
and declared that be would support the pro
vi-lonal government. aEd thar she yielded her
authority 10 prevent collision OF armed
forces and loss OF life, and Only nnfiI
such tims Is the Unsred States. anon tho
nets being represented 70 Il siiouil Indo the
acssoa OF lis representative and retns-af= hs-
IL the authority STE rlaimed a. the eon@ttfs-
ttonal sovereign Of the Hawaiian Islands Tha