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spateife satifsnad, rt6teu. i.

Bramle> Boint, u. San. - BGiiirt:
Der 9ampfer rSoarmiua," bon 9iew Yort
uut 0ambur9 beitlmmt.
Sremerb baoeu, II. Sanuar. - Der
9ampfer Storm Sing" 1T mad geu. Dort
ab9eiahren.
gouoor, u. Sauuor. - Der 0ampier
,6louergat." 1T am 10. ban Baltimore in
Gort au9etommeu.
auaetomm.u Der 9ampier vWargIauO"
uon Baltimore.
4utwerpeu, y. SaHuur.-9er DAM
pier ySorrento" 1T gcftern BON Baltimore
eingetroneu.
erpool, u. Sauuar.-4n 4ngetOmmeu
it aeitern Der 9ampier Baltimore" uou
Baltimore.
burg. -. Sauuur. = abgeiabren
Der 2ampier I9tIiF0" mad glstp'YOrf
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0ermt5d,tc tclceravbiIdc sercfd,en.

- Su jeferlonOlQe, $40, uno llmqe=
buug trat nm llbr anl Uilttluo0S Qbeno
cine Slemitp helu9e 9roeridulteruua ein.
Sem Suaoen luucoe angerlGtet.
- 9euere 9iatrld]teu aus ben 9olotelz
bern III Der llmgebuug oOn SIuff @itp, @ol.,
ergeben, oaB lar9e nIdlt 10 Olel @olo bort
geiunOeu pro, uie man Suerit anqab, urO
Die bort ;uammeugetr0mte Neuineumenae
bat berets begonnen, ild ua6 anoereu
@rubeu9egenpen Su uerSiehen.
Su Alu8 & opte's gQenmaarens
2aoen, Gde Der 0ialnz uu0 SanalitgaBe in
CINCINNATI, lIitrSte 9eltern elu SradteIeuator
init Nebeu j, dnueru aus benz iuuiten Stodz
perte ms outerraln nerab. Ster uon ben
ilebeu Diduuern muroeu mebr ODER peuiQer
id)lper perleet.
- Seuator Stauioro BON Californian
llegt III Can 6raustSco lhmcr frauf oaruie=
Der, unb eS lit leldt moglid, OaB er .lusu
Sls I'M Senate Hld)t mleOer elnnebmen
plrD.
9ie tf1ilitdrtiden Strafliuge auf Der
Sulel Alcatrai bel San SraujISco, cirta so
Oil Der 3abl, madteu Qelteru eluen Iugrlff
aur ben SefangniB= Sergeanten 2ufig, uber
oeneu Sprannet lIe ild) id]oa lange beldlmerz
ten, uno ruuroeu lhn get0otet babeu, meuu
iis Die gSade ni9t ourt Suponuetittd)e sur
Jfaron 9ebrad]t bate. 2ufip lit ourh
S9idge uHo UuBtrItte idredltd su9er!htet,
uno ietn 2eben ldlluebt i'll @eiabr.
- Die Il. SabresitBuug Der yNmerifaniz
id)en Ntaoemle Der poutliuen uno lO5Ialen
2SIiienitloft" nabm 9eitern I'M p9rerel Sn.
itttut" 81 Ybl.uOelpbIa thren IHiau9. Ser
i6leoene Gottrdge uuroeu gehaIteu.
- @eueral AOlai 6. Steueniou, Der ueus
ermabIte Stcepraiioent, fam 9etern Su
Naibuiue, Gem, oil. Seute abeno pro
Der pSermltage.Glub" lbm ;u Gbreu ein
Santett 9ebeH.
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0eip Wnrfcr Yadlrid1fett .

gtep . orf, 10. Sauuar. - Sobu 2eSs
lin, 2l Sabre aIt, IND Heter StdpletOu, 13
Sabre alt, muroen heute i'll [5erlep=@ltp ne
gen Grmorouug Apolpb Sdmtots benz
Ritter S'OOnneQ rorgeiiibrt. Sdmiot
iiarb lebteu Samitag tm l6olpttal oil eluem
SdJdoclbrud, melteu ihm Ole Sluei Auge=
tlagteu am 9teulabr5tage bet9ebrud)t habeu
loueu. l0eSllu IND StapletoH pIaiolrteH
puldlt duIOIg" MD iuHcoeu Der Grauo.
Sugp iibcrmleen.
= ShomaS WicSenna, eiu 2(rbeitcr nit
ouufler Ser9angeubelt, DER III 9tr. SOL, Siis
6l. StraBe, mODHt, mldlte hente Dem Eoll.
SeisSnlpettor WtcyauqbllH 0aS @en0H0IIB,
bGb er an -. september uorlgeH >SabreS
baS ais y!Sallep,G ottage" betaunte, uon Der
SamlIle oe5 gtd)aeI Suutuau Su Gali~Gbes
1ter, y. 81, bemOhute 1auS emgcldert
habe. Nrau Sullluau babe Inn iiir peie
; bat iilufburOert Dollars UerlpcOheu. 2a0
MtoblIIar mar III Del ScueruerlderuHg oeS
StaaieS 9ennglUaHleu mltS3O0O uerlldert
uuO nadl Dem SrauOe crbteIleu DIE Guilt.
pau'5 $229O.90. .VtcSenna erflare Dem
Sulpettor, OaB er Die 9lngabe burd)auS nlht
aus Gemliieu8btIieu mauje, lonoeru uur aus
Dem Gruuoe, neil I, ltatt Der perlprO Od)cuen
$500, bios ledSilg Dollars betOmrJen babe.
WicMeuua luW0e pOrlduiig eIu9slpeIrt uHo
Die SebOroeu uoH can HIuer ueUGUrIDtgt.
- gSle DIE AOtI;el lpdter bort, iluO Suul.
uan unO Srau i'll Gall,GbeIer Uerbaitet.
SuperiHtenoent SprncS erbob heute
9tuitageu gegcu Die Sulpeltoreu S&IlIiam8
MD .tcNuop IND Die GapIflne 9Seiterpelt,
Stepbenon uHO obertp MD bedulolgt
olelelben Der GlenilOeruadldiNgung, neil
ie Splelb0uen IND SpIumb0bIeu III ihreu
9litrttteU geltateten. %oI5elsS ommliidr
Viartlr nabm DIE Intla9en entgcgeu.
- Cine 6rau Dtao0cu uon 9tr. 364, gS.
So. SuaBe, lnd)te lid rbres Dor brei lSod)su
geborcneH &lnpe5 3u eutIeoi9eu, tupenl ile
eS AM pa5 butt oe5 Oleulttbuenoeu Scys
geanteu i'll YOlljets3auptquartier legte nit
Der 9lugabe, baB oa5 alnO eluem WiaOteu
geb0re, Oa8 I'M vJfooieuelt SoipitaIe" fra1I
Ilegs. SpGter 1eOod geltauO ilc, OuG e5 ibr
et9cues iei, u"O Oab iIe SrueI SABRE Don III.
rem 9ntten getrenut lebc, lueiI er ais Shee
Giutdursr ilir elu GallioyiGler SelhdftSbauS
mQhrenO oieier 3eit Ill 9blna weIte. 0leler
Sage erWortet iIe OenleIbeu Surud, uno aus
6urd)t Dor 6aTll:eHrubel eutleOl9te ile ilt
De8 SGualt. 9S.
,3iuet peitere 9rfranfun'en am 9Gp5us
!uurocn I'M yaufc Oes beutI9eH Cages gez
melbet.
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SidIerc &eilIn8 pon
6ikinPm un0 Rn(tPm ,fiP6pr!

Raotpas'S IteaOn ReItet 1T elm iitsres Sell,
iouie slH SOr5eu9unesuIltel bel btBlsem uno altEI
iSi.ber. Sier hat man iur 50 Cents ein S.iImiit,,
oas oieic @toeu uHbeoH9t furrt uHo Den DeHlteH in
StaHo icst, IN otr ibIImmiteH UItberge9eno 9e9:H
ufdqe eefUGDpHet Su lebcH. S5 III beicI, als bic Sea
oion uon i5lsbermltteiH, SbiEin, ealenabiubrsn6eu
U,itctn u. f. gs bat 2GuienoeR Sci(uus a.bradl.
3iuGHys 2rovfcH bis 3u eHem 2btsIoffel pod IN .iS
Etm SIds QSdiier sleld nat oem SsrlGfen oes l'tts
tcs Gm UiSr9cn eiHeeHommeH, idluetn od5 SpteRT
ocseH anidlt. Cine SO @eHt5 6laihe furirt cine
oanat iSamiIIe uHo &c bIeIbt nod 9eHus iUris,
StmerBeH ic5er Art, Die sic lSolge siEe5 uniGn3
ooer ,lHtr Srantb.lt bciaueR moeeH, 81 beituIgsn
so 9eutS Die 6Iaide. Su 9tPOtBsteW Iu has
ben.
81 Dian ssbs fiber, oa6 mon r91abpnp's" bee
fomut
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1@i6Ez 1@i6fEzz1z7;1zfa
- =
Vz29Iz2W
Srdqe Qeber.

IL t,fannt burdh foIstnoe gigenihaiten
l. Elm Geiiibl Der Vtuoistcit uuo Shmer3.n
in ben SIieocrr;
2. ricteEoeu Ntbem, IbIett.n g.Ihma6 in
Yluroe uHo btIeste !3inse;
8. geritopfuns nit gee9entIideH arfdueH
BON Siarrboe;
4. aopfihmsrstH in Der Stirnscoenb, Eaus
iea, StlUlnoeI uuo 6eibiudt Der oaut;
5. GoobrcrHeH; 9erluit b.s Qpp,tits;
6. ausbe6HuHg e.s uiageRs uHb Der giHses
pelbe burtl SldhuEee1;
z. Eiehergeori6tbcif, OielondoIie, iSaulbsit
uEo eiH. yteiguna, a1,s aui5uinieben.
Gin naturIiter Slug BON Sale BON oer ees
Der in CUR Geunobeit notbtpsnois. 29snn
hieier psr5iHbert in, eHtits6en
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Ser Gampf nut 0tc SontroIe Oct
Staatstcaieruta In &amias.

Sopeta, Sauias, y. SaHuar.-gou'
perneur 4lepelliug bat Der eieegebuns etne
Sotitaft gedift, III welder er oaS BON ben
$oputIten ergaulilrte lluterhauS ais oaS
geieeIid)e nnerteunt. SuSmllden baben it'd
Ole prei pemotratij6su yiitglieOer Chant
bers, 3oieutlal uup Meagber Dem lepubli.
faniid,en 1auie ungeidlOheH, mopurt pai-
iebe 67 Niltglieper, pier mebr, ais Su elmer
perIaiiungsmaBl9eH Dtebrheit nothmenotg
iiub, erhdt.
Die 8epublifaner haben baber, trob Der
Gurheloung oes @UuperHeurs, ben Samrf
nid)t nuigegeben. Sic bebaupteu lbre 10
Iitlon IN Der Heprdientauteubau uub tiihreu
ibrc Serauuoluuaen III namllden 2oIal NIT
ben BopuIliteu tort. @ertdltlihe Sdlritte
iiuo pou ben Hepublfauern etn9eIeltet luors
oeu, nm lbreH Anipriid)en Seltun9 Sn uers
idlliieu
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SSn Scttncnce oarf man bet fa4teul
2Setter &oblen ncbleu.

Gbattuuoo SeuH., y. San. -
RldIter Sprtngfielo erfIdrte beute IN ieiuem
@erldlt, er iuerOe feine arnen Seute, ueId)e
megeu So6ltuolebitabls Oerbaitet UerOeH.
III oa't behalteu. Diehrere inter Oerartigeu
4ntlugen feitgenOmmeue YeriOneu wur0en
eutlQiieN.
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Gnoe ocs Mufftanoes in 2lrgen.
fIflIcil.

Sucnosz Qpres, y. San. - Seulor
Mureo AuaIlaneoa, oem Sertrauens. Aqer.
ten, lueIdDer uou Der JieQleruug mad Gors
rleutis gelaubt wuroe, ut es gegIudt ole
J.be III 0Geler Yrruu; her;utsuen. mOem
er Die Hebelleu ueraulaBte. ole gSafien Al
itredeH. DIE 5euoIuuou lit 0amlt been-
hPt
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SIaine's SefinOen.

9Saibingto }. g., u. Sanuar. -
.StaatSiefrstGr Blaine lit heute GbenS
itmGd,er, ais III ir9euO elmer ,3eit leit Dem
Dor slpei gSohen erli teHen 9fudtal. Die
Nerste Gebeu i'll ibren llnterreoungeu MT
ben Serrbteritatteru Oen ibIiten Ebraens
itpulit uor i'd.
IS iet, fageu fe. gerube tein neuer &iid-
fa1 eirgetreteu, iebod) hatteH iit Gompllz
slruu9eu, Itbemnotb mo ogl. eingeilelt
uuo eiuen Serluit an SrGfteu bewirtt, BON
weldem iid Der Entieut nod utt wleber
red]t erbolt babe II. !. ~. Sn auoeren
S9orten, SIaiue's 3uitauo bat fd mieber
oerldlimmert unb mas laH9lt erlpartet le=
bo1 ourt oas 4uiila.ern Ger 2ebenStldfte
Oes 9ranfen mieOer i'll Die Serne geriidt
murOe, lam ieoeu Au9enblld elutreten.
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neber5ie ber
pbne 6clO
8 E 6 t 8
SaSk AsG
superldiit9en 9doeu,
Hr. 51s mn s.i snozsroo smon

Tr. 519 uuo SCI. SuozSrpaoipan.
leber 7C0 Nsltouz, asriep= unb Gbepiot=leb.rrode,
iibcr 200 @binhiGas unb Si6ers, iber 1000 sturmz
uebsrss9er, uHbebinst s18, s2o uuo 500 rpertb-unO
Sic hahen inter linen Gle ole Iusipabl su S12-uRS
beSabIen fuosEtIi obcr mouatlid Gtiuas ab, e natz
bem sic bas GJeIo boben. g8enn mir bicie sau;.
Seite 6eanipruen unb lie nit SeipretuHs Der 9irti=
tel fulleH po!lteH, fonnteR mir Shren nt mcbr ia=
gen, mas SbHen nit.n niroe. SerseiIen Sic nidt-
6ueri sulett uEb ale 3eitba6 Die uaieri9eH bic be-
iten ueberrode gr6eit, Stoff SAIGON uHo Gppretur
iino, bic je iertis oertauit uorbeu SbatdtiCb ilnS
es &unoenarbeitsz&ode, Die sur 9dIite Der fir fer
tise Seioer ssIeRoeu |reiic uertauit peroen. 3omz
men Sic una berSeusen Sic iib iebit, unO Sic iuerz
Den mebr 6cr lie uiien, oIs cnn uir nit 55ueE cine
soHSe gsodle oaribcr ipratrn.
S3cdtf'S
SuoerlalNge 2doeu,
4r. 519 mno SCI, SIo Srpasmah.
O,12)
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6aHemIeiOe1t,

iptIde, D.Hn uernobIdifist, tu .ruit.n srdnts
heiten ilhrtr. Simmon5' SeberzEeeulator
iibt cinen pobItbdti9er GiHfIus Gui al. galz
ItHI,ioeH aus. Gr siebt Der S,ber bic arbeis
terbe Sraft, reGuIirt bic Sbionoeruns ber
Gale uao ueriert bic Seroauuugsoraare in
ben i3ufiaHo, in Delhcm iie ibrt ISunftioH.n
IeeeIndsig ausnbeH. glob gebrau6 bl.ier
gitoi8in miro shemaHo ias.n tonntn: I'D
bin ealenleleeHo."
SD sabr on hcftiseut Triten Der Sober
eelitten unb nabu l 5 bis 30 G5raias DON
Galomcl, rp,Ides rid seuo9alid1 auf 3 bis
9ase ms Sett mari. aiirjIit Eahm i'd
Simmsns' 9cber SIcguIator, neId5er mir 10
riel grIetteruHe peTinaTfie, oas i'd uneez
jtort meln,m Seruf, ioIse1 toHate.. - ).
Sugs, 9iipaIspoIt, Sbio. lo)
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III 0(omiuiitratipns= =Mu;etae.
" Jtatrldht plro bieInit geeeben, bag bic uHters
SeidHefe pom 2SaIen=(Seridlte Der Staot Baltimore
Soumaft Sur SoliIetun9 oe5 2erameEts oes Gubier
ueIiioroeEeR Seorae Siubcuraudl erbGlteH bat.
Ale Siele1iaeH, bic SoroeruHaeH an oleeH slahs
lGS hGben, neroen hermit auieeioroert iolhe uebft
ben uotbiaen SeIeaen ipiteitens bis sum .. jult
1893 elHSureiten unb aelteHo Su MAIDEN ooeI ~ aes
f9drtigeE, oaB ne ibrer gnprude oeicu 9GaB ges
iseih ilr perIuitig ertldrt rueroeH moger Ale, bic
Soblunasn on bieien giadIa6 Su MAIDEN ba6eH, peroe1
bisrmt Gutseoreert, iOlt: unuer3uaia on be unterz
Ssithneten gu leIiteH.
geaeber inter meiHer 5ano on bieiem 2ase, Dem
3. SaHuar 1893.
Rarsaretbc 3. Stub5uraudl,
(5,11,T23) Observation-Disclosures E
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- 9ie Yerieuerance=y yoQc gn. 26, =. ..
>. ST." lleB geiteru NbeuO 9r. VtOriB
Stirmauu Ill 9luertenHuug ieuer treueu
0ieufte cine hOd)lt uertbooue gOloeue llbc
iiberreifeu, Die aui Der Snueuieue cine pal.
ienoe Sntrlit uHO oa8 DiouogranIm oes
9Seihenlteu auf oem @ehIue trGat.
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Ser Sentide Correspondent,
Tdalid,, pobentlih unb Sonntaes,
o,,;ne fS;oe,fh;t,,rr ,uS ,nrAoPf.,,

q. Gainc. Gieentbumer nnS 1esafteur,
elbpcz@de Saltimore=S trabe uno Yoit=Sifice Aps.
grcis bcs taaIidDcn 8Iaftes, burd5 9rdeer in Bal.
fnlore uno "a Der 9tGdbaridlat beorst, 12ia Gts.;
fdalidIe ufo Sonnta e=9lusgabe Is Cts. pro
,Jabbor ipoueHtIid bic oas gGtt beorecnben
Grdecr.-SaaIidl Hcbit Spunta gS =atue aa be uuter
Eorto>SorausbeiobIuua $3.50 pro 1abr, fur fir,ere
Set i'm 8erbdIHiB iiir bic pod,entIid,e alus "a be
nit Sonntd9sblQtt, portofrei, nit Abpe tir Clubs,
250 nro <anr, TaaI irSeno eiHem Srte oes SnIan.
bes, 81 rah europa. Snnufas =sIusgabe 81
pro SGbr-Sas bette unb tiuieite oeutiole SIatt
In ben Uiittsz uno SIoitaatea.
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alalaria in ibrrn utr(dirArnrn cfur-
nrn arhfiIt un1 hRrhitRt.

gs qibt teiH 6eilmltttl in Der 99eIt, uefes gEebs
ieliieber uno ale anoepeH malaribeR, biIioien uHS
iontieen ,StebeT MT Sebulie Don Raoman'S piAeu
70 itncq btilt, ais WaomaH'e ReaoA ReIief.
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YaaGe!
YGaiie!

YaHe! YaiIe!
HIr Reiie i'm 2lusanbe beoret inner6alb "a StuIseu
Su beoeuteHo bsTabgeitgtem 4rtiie
Gouaro Haine,
Ede BaltiMorei.rake uRe BonsSifice> Ape18
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .Wnieiae.

S6nittipaareu int vS6ipen= Saoen,"
1ir. 10, GSeIt.yeriuQtou= StraBe.
CAua.31-f)
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GS tpar OaS erite ttn0 TT 0aS eittatat
GfimPr7P1t-G GPifmiffpf.

D,Idcs Die martsrnoiteu SdmerseH iofort fiqt gnta
Sunbuusen itHosr uno Gonseiiionen b.iIt, Ob e nun
in Der Suns, bsm Yiuser, ben SIHscDtiotn ooer iona
itiseH 8rliisH ooeT STaareH iiHo.
SrnerIt d tuTIrt eIH balbcr 6is gu eirem sdns
sen 2beeloiiel poll IN ttEeI bal6en SIaie 2Batr in
neri9eH 0luutcH SraHtpie, Waaeui6ure, nes
bcIfeit, @rbredleu. Soobrcnuen, HerOofttat,
SdlIaf oitgfeit, Siarrboe, Solif, SldbuM8ett
uno aue iunCrlidlcu Sfmerieu.
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Die Srleaniiteu. Sfou im September po=
r9en Sabres, ais Die 8oulangllten IN
6runfreitl nod obeuauf mareu, iammelte
Die Samllie Orleans Die n0tblgeu @clber. Su
elnem llmitllr;e Der Heuublif,
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sluerIei aus GeutihIano.


Serli II, IS. Sauuar. Der heIiii6en
Sammer If eiue Sorlase unterbrei:et NOR.
pen, Ourd weIdle Die 6euerbeitattuua seies-
lld1 seitattet ietn oa.
= Aus fSrautfurt q. Dt. luirb OaS Ible=
ben oeS DtalerS ytorgenitern geneloet.
- 0as touigl. wiirttembergute gsbrer=
Semluar III S.tuttgart lit III Der pergauge=
uen 9tapt abQebrannt. Serlulie al 0ieu.
lneulebeu finO nIdt Su befla9en.
- Gin tueiterer @boleraiau 1T auf Dem aus
9tem.Srleaus III oambur9 ausetomureneu
lpaniideu 9ampfsr uDiurcIauo" eutoedt
uorteu. 9er SQIisnt purpe in's Solpltal
sebradlt.
5sutidle stsr;te mad1en tiidIt mil.
SO en-, IS. Sau.-2le listener Hleoisi=
.dlrurgiid)e gSot.nlGuTt" uer0neutlldlt
elneu cfieuen Srlsf oeS 2r. i3eruD, Erofeis
Tor uno Sreftors Der uiluerntats-Glinit su
45slDslberg, igbem berielbe ertIdrt, SaB Die
beuIldlsu IerSte ild, Oil Dem proleIurten
Iansamerltanlld)eu dr;ltllden Gon9reB nld]t
betbeillgeu mer0eu, pa Die oeuti6e Sprad)e
bel pen III fihrenbsn SerbaEbluusen Offstsl
ausaeld)loien let.
Rad &naIano peridifTt.
8 9, 13. Sauudr. - Ole pter rul>
iiId]eu yfibllIltcI, mel6e am Z. Sanuar auf
Antrag bes ruiIIidlsu @elaHbteu bier per=
haitet rpurbeu. iiu0 beute pon eluer &nsahl
Bolisiiten nat, Calais transportlrt uno Da>
ielbit auI eluen ua9 GusIanp beitiululteu
2ampisr ssbra4t wOrbsu.
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j. j. j.
Os &eaoD &elief.

Softr SAILS, Grfdltitn9, &uiftits
2unsens, Suftr0brcnaft= uno anoere
@nt3nnounaen, 9lutanoran8, Grip,
pc, 2ttDmun9s befdbiueroen ipcroea
sebeiIt, 1tno ibncn uoraebeuet.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-30
RIDICULE FOR GROVER.
Hoar Discusses the Hawaiian
Matter in the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-The Ha-
waiian question was disposed of for the
present in the Senate when, after
the accompanying documents were
Relations. That committee was di-
rected to inquire and report whether
irregularities and, if so, what irregu-
larities have occurred in the diplo-
matte o. other intercourse between the
United States and Hawaii, in relation
TO the recent revolution on the isl
ands.
Hoar then addressed the Senate on
the Hawaiian question. He reviewed
the events In Hawaii up to the inau-
guration of Cleveland and said:
"There took place a certain transac-
ton which suggested to the American
the question, who is the United States
of America, WHO represents, in great
national and international affairs, its
purpose, its honor, its policy as TO
foreign relations - "
The question of the legality of the
proceedings as to BIount's appoint
ment was the question which ii was
the duty of the Senate to deal with.
The President when he undertook to
decide that question and to withhold
from the people of the United States
what it was doing until it was settled
one way or the other seemed to have
supposed he was the United States OF
America, md that, whatever that
phrase pea :, it was but a synonym
for him. :.
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SIN compliance with the resolution OF
the House hereby transmit Blount's
report, with copies Of the instructions
given to Albert ;. Willis, representa-
tive of the United Stales now in the
Hawaiian Islands, and also the cor
respondence since the lth day Of
March, 1889, concerning the relations
OF this Government to that OF the ISL
ands. In making this communica-
ton j have withheld only a dispatch
from the former Minister to Hawaii
No. 20, under date of October ;, 1892,
and dispatch from the present Min
liter, No. 3, under date of Novem Der
10, 1898, because in my opinion the
publication Of these two papers would
be Incompatible with public inter
e s.n
The dispatch of November Is, 1893,
gave, without doubt, detailed infor
nation of the developments which
prompted Willis telegraphic dispatch
on the same date to Gresham, on
which was based the order 10 suspend
his instructions.
Secretary Herbert submits a mass Of
correspondence from naval officers in
command Of the United States forces
az Hawaii. 1t goes back to July, 1889,
and is brought down to Admiral IT.
wins brief confidential dispatch OF
December 4th to Herbert, telling him
that the Provisional Government had
1900 men under arms.
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There was but one parallel for Will
lis instructions. Tlat was Dogberry'-
instructions TO the watch. "You are
thought here 10 be the most sensele-s
and a fit man for constable OF the
watch, therefore, bear your lantern.
This Is your charge: You shall com
prehend all vagrant men; you are 10
bid any man stand in the Princes
name"
Waterman How If he will not
stand?
Dogberry-Why, then take no note
of him, but let him 90.
The quotation evoked laughter.
At the conclusion of Hoar's remarks
the message OF the President and the
Information sent in response 20 HOars
resolution some days ago were ordered
printed and referred to the Committee
on Foreign Relations.
Morgan, chairman OF the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations, submitted
the following:
RESOLVED, That the Committee on
Foreign Relations inquire and report
whether, and IL so, what irregularities
have occurred in the diplomatic or
other intercourse between the United
States and Hawaii in relation to the
recent political revolution in Hawaii
and 10 this end the said committee is
authorized to send for persons and pa
pers and administer oaths TO wit
nesses.
Morgan explained the purpose of the
resolution, which was to have the set
Element Of the charges made against
this and the former Administration
the Hawaiian policy. The
resolution was agreed to.
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Il SIGNIFICANT BILL
Introduced in the Senate by
Senator Morgan.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-Numerous
interviews were had by the Associated
Press with senators and representa-
tives on the Hawaiian message and
documents. Republicans sharply criti-
else the Presidents action as a back
down from his original intention to
restore the monarchy and on other
grounds, while Democrats applaud the
message as able, conclusive and I'M
assailable.
Morgan, chairman of the Committee
on Foreign Relations, today intro
duced bill as TO provisional govern
ments. 1t provides that whenever the
Uuited States shall acquire dominion
over any foreign country or place by
treaty of annexation or otherwise, the
President, with the advice aud con-
sent OF the Senate, may appoint a
governor for the same and "a legisla-
tive council, whose acts shall be sub
ject to revision or repeal by Congress.
The bill was referred To the Commit
tee OIL Foreign Relations.
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A Commission to Hawaii.

Speculation is in progress as to
whether the Senatorial Committee
may not find it necessary to go to Ha
waii in order to do the matter justice.
There would undoubtedly be objection
10 this, as the inve> ration would then
be regarded as Re- wed into one of
fact and calculated :, impeach the
judgment of Blount ana of Presi-
dent in his confidence in that .,entle-
man. But Morgan holds the balance
of power in the Com mittee on Foreign
Relations, and he may prove a tough
subject to the force of pioneers no
are trying to clear a way for Gle
land out of his present situation.
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The Latest.

In the House Boutelle sent to the
clerks desk and had read a resolu-
ton questioning the authority of
Willis to command the American
naval officers at Honolulu. The
Speaker declined to allow him to dis
cuss the resolution without unani-
nous consent, which he could not
obtain. The resolution was referred
TO the Committee on Naval Affairs.
McCreary, Chairman of the For
eign Affairs Committee, gave notice
that he was assured that within ten
days after recOnvening two da, S
would be given for consideration of
Hawaiian affairs.
Boutelle gave notice that on the
first day after converting he would
call up his Hawaiian resolution of
81.
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