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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
Kad0s6 W Gml1cvi.

Galilejskl wiernv ludu!
Choclaz ch}odny, chociaz bosy,
Clesz SIG! Oto }askl rzadu
Nanny nowe papierosY.
Me bez celu nowym roklem
Ml}a taxa nowosc dsno;
Mysl g}eboka kryie W sobie
Nawet paperos6w mlano.
,Kahf'--wszak toTurcya pachnle-
Wldno Rad VICE mial W pamleci.
Czego trzeba do kompletu
Gofym jak tureccy swlecl
(Szczutek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
EAPISUJCIE SOblE WIAnusA
Nova przefozona.

Mieisce sp. Matki Karoliny,
prze}ozonei Siostr Notre
damek, zajela Przewielebna
Matka Erne sta Funke.
Urodzi}a sic dnia 6go Lip
ca W Rheine pod MoEaste-
rem W Westtalii.
uz w dfugim roku zycia
poszla rodzlcami do Amery-
XII, kt6rzy sic osiedlili WHO'S
tonic. Wtenczas jeszcze ME
by}o " Bostonie zadnej
szko]y katolickiej wiec do
roku 1890 chodzila panna
Funke do szkol i zakladow
publlcznych.
lego samego roku (1S5o)
otworzyli tam Jezuici pierwsza
szkole katolicka, oddajac jej
zarzad mad MIA. Przez die
wlec lat prowadzila szkole,
przygotowujac sic zarazem
do zycia klasztornego pod
oplekq ezuity X. Eek.
Dnia 1890 Sierpnia 1891.
wstapi}a do zakonu Notre-
Damek W Milwaukee. Dnia
3go Wrzesnia 1So1r. z}ozy}a
sluby zakonne. Poten uczy}a
W szkole sw. Maryi, Milwau-
kee, do rcku 1S85go. Ale
1uz cd roku $4,000 by}a
zarazem sekretarka SD
Matki Karoliny piastajac ten
urzad al do 1ej smierci. Zy-
czenlem nieodwo}aoej przeio
zone1 by}o, ably Siostra
Ernesta Funxe zosta}a lei
nastepczynIa. lime Siostry
dzlellfy to samo przekonanie,
to tez przy wyborach odebrala
Slostra Ernesta przesz}o try
czWarte gfosow.
Muslmy dodat, ze d}ugie
Iata ciezkiej piracy barllo
nadwatlify zdrowic novel
pr1e5ozonej. Ale pro5imy
Bosa, ably jaIs najd5uzei ku
chwa]e Bozej zy!a pracowa-
Ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
takze bezwarunkowo

take bezwarunkowo dalej
postepcwa6 ME chca. Chociaz
i'm sic ME snl o po}aczeniu
z Zjjednoczeniem Katolickiem
ME chca wiecej duchowicn
stwem polskiem woiowac.
Widza, ze wygrana czy
honoru ME przy-
nosi.
Cd dawna juz tlacy ogiei
miedzy anarchia i partya
uczciwsza W Zwiazku wybuch}
ma ca}e1 llnii. = Co z tego
bedzie? N o wa part y a.
Anarchist poida stara
droga, az ich djabli vienna,
a lepsi zwiazkowcy "a pomoca
innych, bernie dotychczas
sic acknowledged, nova roz-
poczna ere W zyciu Poloni
amerykahskiei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

Nasz podr6zujacy
agent nauczyclel p.
Wawrzyniec Radon
ski bawi dotad W Chi
cago. Dalszym celem
jego podr6zy So mia
sta St. Louis i St.
Joseph, W Stanie Mis-
souri,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

bezwycnaniowcom i anarchi-
stom. Przeciwko Dz,vomo,ci /,
N'edzieh nigdy ME wystepuja.
ON wiedza, re CT Wielebni
swojemi }apami wyciagaja dla
anarchlstow kasztany ognia.
Wien, ze czytaiac to, nasi
t. z. katollccy redaktorowie
wogoIe, a Wielebni-w szcze-
gole powiedza, zawolaia W
swietem uniesieniu: ), Wei!
znow jeden tych kropidlar-
skich warcho}ow nawoluJe do
k}otni-a pocoz to, kiedy nasz
lud klotni czytac ME lubi etc.
A W sercu pomysla sobie::
,,te galgany psuja nam bisnes!"
Ia pozwoleniem panowie i
Wielebni drukarze. Do klotni
was ME nawoiuia, lecz nawo-
lula was wraz z glosem
waszego sumienla (bo przy-
puszczam, re ciernie mamony
ieszcze caikiem go ME przy-
dus'lo) do obrony prawd WARY
i zasad obycza,ow. Me
przydawaicie do grzechu
jeszcze | obIudy, wykrecajac
sic sianem gustu ludzl. Lud
lubi prawde--i te podawae
I trzeba-a pred falszem bro
mic go calych sil-bo "a to
wam p}aci. Czyzto ME wy, CO
formujecie gusta i opinie ludu?
Jezeli ten lud ma dis falszv-
wy smak, lubuje sic W
anarchistycznych przyprawach
-czyjaz W tenn wilma? wszakze
on iadal pokarm, przez was,
duchowni kuchmistrze, sporza
dzany. A jezeli znowu ktos
sic talSim urodz;}, ze ma
uszy swlerzbiace, jak sw.
Pawel .nowi, ku pochlebst-
wum, nowinkom i klamstwu,
i cd prawdy sluch odwraca,
to powiedzcie mu: Perdito ca
te Israel. = Zguba z cieble
lzraelu!
Niczego tez innego n;e
pragna nieprzylaciele prawIy
katolickiej sp6lecznego 70
rzadku, jsk ably prasa uczciwa
i katolicka milcza}a. On, by
wtedy, majac wylaczny mono
pol sfowa, latwiel obrabov. ali
lud nasz ma umySle. sercu i
ma kieszeni.
Ze zasady WARY naszei
swietej pieprzyiaciele systema
tycznie z wytrwa}oscia
podkopu)q, to chyba ME widzaa
sari tylko katoliccy redakto'-
rowie, ktorym srebrniki San
! hedrynu oczy za6mhy.Dosc tu
przypomniec y Kazania postne
Surokckiego, drukcwane rok
temu ku zbudowaniu zwiaz-
kowej rzeszy W Zqodzie. lyle
tam byIo bezecehstw, bluz.
nierstw, cyninizmu, zecaszym
prostacsllom wlosy ma g1owie
stawaly. DosyG wziasc pier
vszy lepszy numer Zgody, ably
w MIN jawnej herezii ME
wyczytac. Wszak7e ten IN a,
X 0 m ty Ut er a t-Nickl
juz tlle razy powtarza'
naszemu l4dowi, ze wiara
i,atolicka ME koniecznie do
zbawienia potrzebna, ze wy
starczy patry yoeyzin, szczegoL-
ne re zbolaIe.ni piers1an1i-
zc Polslla upadIa, DO by3a
,, I,ytr1iri-a j4 l-a,lau; to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

"a olczyzne plersi, many
Gale stosy,
Wciskala sic one do domow
katolickich drzwiami oknami,
siejac zaraze moralna zepsucie
serc zabojcze zwatpienie; a
my i'm dotad mic przeciw
stawic ME mozemy. lub ME
chcemy!!
Czasopisma polskiego W
ca}em znaczeniu katolickiego
ME many dotad; zyjemy bez
wspolnego wez}a, bez wspol.
nego }acznika-bez zaakcento.
wanna prawdziwei rzeczywi-
stej opinii ma biezace sprawy,
a bedac rozdzieleni setkam;, a
nawet sysiacami mil cd siebie,
lestesmy wystawienl ma ME
bezpieczenstwo utracenia zdro-
wego, katolickiego pogladu
ma rzeczy i wypadki, a TEN
samem os}abienia lub zupeI :
nego zobojetnienia w were.
Dziennlki i tygodaikl,
kursujace pod pieknem mia
nem czasopism katolicklch,
chyba je tylko dla tego kato-
llckiemi nazwa6 mozns, ze
mic przeciw Bogu lub prawdom
katolickim uznanym ME pisza.
len zas blerny lub objeA1yu :
ny wykEad prawd WARY, se
cytaty cudow, te przedruki
prastarych legend, hub sla
bych kazah, by}yby dobre
sumienie katolickich redakto,
row zupelnie zapasku]ace,
gdyby nasz lud calY mieszkal
"a furta W klasztorach, a z
klamliwy,n, ob}udnym ze.
psutym swiatem wcale sic ME
styka}.
Atci .ci wrzekomo katoliccy
redaktcyowie pisza przecie
Swole yazety ola ludu, zyiace-
go na swiecie, i zmuszonego
do Walk ze z}em; wszakze,
]ezell kto, to ciz panowie
redaktorowle ME So przecle
tax naiwnymi, ably ale miell
wiedzie6, ze W kazdej walce,
gdzie chodzi 0 zycie lub
smierci, ME wystarcza odporne
stanowlsko, ME wystarcza bye
prostym WIDEN, lub nareszcie
smierfelne .razy przeciwnika
tylko zachowanlem jego
skory parowaG - ale przy
pierwszej nadane) sposobnosci
tax go zwaliG-aby wiecej ME
powsta|. Wtedy... wygrana T!
TAX bowiem czyni kazdy
czlowiek, ktdry zycia lub
mlenia swego broni.
Powo}anlem i obowianssiem
katolickich redaktor6w Jest:
obrona prawd przez Bogs
obIawionych, a przez KoSciol
sw. do wierzenia podanych;
obrona dusz czytelnikow 4ch
pism. Wszakze ;1n oni "a to
swoim w pocie czo}a zapraoo-
wanym groszem plaza. 70
wlec zadanie jest ze sprawie-
dliwosci wyp|ywa!qcym obo-
wiazkiem kazdego llatolickiego
redalStora! Osuczedzanie
przeclwn!kdw prawdy zywie-
ME W !udzie zabobon0w i
tanatyzmu publlkowaniem "a
jlichs niestworzonych cud0w,
wNbleranic @roszy 2 bledoego
ludu ma jakie& zbiorowc in
tencyc mszalne, surowo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02
b EAPISUICIK SOBIE WIARUSA'
Ig0dlIe.

Ostatnia Zgoda uzaIa sic W
wstepnym swoim artykuIe ma pod
stepne srodkl, jakieml kropidlarze
przeciwko patryotom walcz9. Ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-02

Panowle bacznoSc! Hannibal
a'ste portas!!
Klika zwiazkowa.
Czytelnicy Wsarusa widza
teraz ma ! w}asne oczy, ze
Warus sic NE mylil, zarzu.
cajac pewnym ludziom mo-
nopol. w Z]ednoczeniu wyro.
bila sic by|a "a pomoca dlu.
goletnich rzadow klika, kt6ra
z bolem w sercu i zgrzyta-
MEM zebow nuslala w Manis-
tee patrzet, jak lei gruut Z
pod n6g sic usuwa}. Ale,
badz CO badz, ME bylo to
talk zle, DO w Zjednoczeniu So
katolicy.
Patrzmy jednakow6z ma
zwiazkosacow! Tam rzadzi
,rzeczywiscie najskcajniejsza
czastka cg6}u patryotycznego,
trzymajac glupiego Nickiego
iak psa ma powrozie. klika
sk}ada sic 2 ludzl bez czci
WARY. Najmilsze 1n jest sly.
dzenie z Kosciola kslezy.
A reszte baranow zwiazko.
wych strasza wykrzyklem
nKropidlarz." I" Gdy juz brak-
ME argumentu, powyzszy
tytul wystarcza. klika patry-
otyczna sk1ada sic przewaznie
Z Chicagowlan. Do tel smie-
tanki naleza:
Antoni Mallek, S. Slom,li-
ski, A. Majewski, A. B}asz-
czyiski, K. Zycolihski,
Lauferski, Wild Cd No rego
Zycia, .Nicki, Frank Grajgle
z Minneapolis. l.. Ulszewski
z Detroit t, ?. Pankow tych
popieraja w pojedynczych
grupach krzykacze lobuzy,
kt6rych nigdzie ME brak.
Ale So W Zwlazku ludzie
uczciwi gardzacy anarchia
No1Oego Zycia. Do nich naleza
mp. cenzor P. Przybyszewski-.
ZachodI kwestya, iaka par
tYa zwyciezy. juz mnleisza o
to, czy IA przysz@ym sejmie
zwiazkowym wiekszost dele
gatow bedzle po tel lub owej
stronie, snaia}o mozemy prze-
powledzieC dz1siaj ze Zwiazek
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-03

NAsmlNrToN. Feb. 1.-The net gold in
the treasury Jan. 81, as shown by the
debt statement issued today, was SiOS,-
1Sl,1l3. the lowest figure reached IN
many years. This amount includes
%l,OOO,OOO gold reserves. In the month
of January there was net increase OF
the public debt Of 5f.lOJ.sOC, the non
interest bearing debt was decreased
S122.29i. and the interest bearing debt
showed an increase of $3.50. while the net
cash was :.},3!221 30 less than at the close
Of the year.
The interest bearing debt outstanding
January 81 was T52j.0S2,GGo, and the
debt on whIch interest ceased since ma
turity Was sl.3JT.IJO; the non interest
bearing debt was S:i1G. .il2GiS, making 4
total of S9G3SO3.CE'. an aggregate, in
cluGing certificates and treasury notes
Of Sl.51l.3lO,GlJ. Balance in treasury
including SlOO,mOOO0 reserve. was $40,
2GJ.OGs.
The statcmcn. Of receipts and dis
burscments for the month shows tn,
payments made by the treasury exceeded
the income by over ci.oOO,ON.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-03

DUNKIRK. y. Y. Jan. 30. At noon to-
day it is acknowledged the strike is
broken and all further trouble is ended.
Saturday 600 men were at work in TIE
Brooks works out of l.luu. At O'Clock
this afternoon So men went in to work
Ito are in the boiler shops. where the
strike originated, forty being old en-
ployes. part Of whom went on strike De
ccmber 30. The boiler shop in Paterson.
y. j., offers to build complete boilers for
the Brooks works and prominent loco
motive works in the east agree To furnish
five per week President liinman eN.
poets to have enough men here by
Thursday night to make all boilers here.
The old men will be taken back if they
apply before their places are iilicd by
outside men. No troops will he sent
here, Everything is quiet and strikers
have notified the sheriff not 10 expect
trouble from them. That the strikers
have lost hope uG winning is shown by
the fact that number today departed
to oli"3 cities in search uf employment
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-03
NEIH.tRT NEWSINESS.


4
New Fire Company.
Especial Correspondence of The TRIBUNE,l
NErHART. Mont, Jan. 3l.--Duiing the
intense cold of the past week, with the
mercury lowering between 10 and 80 de-
grees below zero. the average citizen has
been content to remain close by his fire.
side and endeavor to keep warm.
The shipments Of ore for the week
we're up to the usual standard, and the
Moulton sent out five cars and the
Queen of the Hills three. The Calf is
making fine showing and is gradually
increasing the force of men at work. The
Broadwater is being put in shape to re-
ceivc machinery at an early date.
\ numerously signed petition has been
sent to the legislature asking for the
creation of Mcagher county into sepa-
rate judicial district and the enactment
of Il bill providing for the holding OF two
terms of the district court each year at
| Neihart. We hope that this bill will re-
ceivc favorable consideration at the
hands Of the Legislature. as many of our
citizens will thereby be saved a disagree
able and expensive trip to White Sui
phur Springs at each term of court.
y tire company Of more than fifty
members has been organized, and witt
the fire apparatus recently purchased u
now ready to do effective servl:c.
The Rev. kemshurg from White Sui
phur Spriogs held two services in th'
Episcopal church on Sunday. admins
tering the holy communion at the morn
ing service.
The Kecne Iillyer Dramatic compan.
opens Il five O. ,ght engagement at tn,
opera house tnls evening. and the ad
vance sale Of seats indicates that tn
season here will he profitable one. Al
social functions nave been suspended
during their visit and our people ar
preparing 10 enjoy the entertainment t
the utmost.
+. *. Abbott. tbs popular editor OF tn
Herald. leaves on tudays train for
visit Of several days TO your town.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-03

ST.. PAUL, Jan. 3l.-A blizzard ragged
all over the northwest last night and to
day and is still at it. 4 driving snow
has blown over this city during the
morning. The wind blew at the rate of
twenty miles an hour. driving clouds of
snow before it.
Reports from the northwest are mcager
at the weather bureau. owing to the
prostration of the wires. Those received
show some peculiar freaks of the weather.
At s o'clock this morning at Helena it
was 4S below zero, while at Missoula it
was 10 degrees above. All through
Montana, with the exception Of one
point, the cold was intense.
In Portland it was - above and in
st. Paul -. In Duluth it was 6 below,
Winnipeg 10 and jamestown 9. While
at Fergus Falls, Grand Forks and Fargo
it was fully 20 degrees warmer with a
high wind from different points in each
of the six places.
The snow fall in the northwest was
not enough to cause serious delays, but
! the high winds caused drifts and they
kept through trains three to four hours
| This evening the storm is more severe in
the Dakotas and Minnesotas and the
temperature is rapidly dropping below
zero.
Late tonight reports from many points
in the northwest state that the blizzard
is general and very severe.
Elcndale. \. d.. reports a severe
| rel, /
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-03
\NOrsIrH MONTtNN ROAD.


Prupos-d Rout" of III" Montana south
eastern Hallway.
BrrrE. Jan. 3l.-Ar rticlcs Of incOrpora
ton of the Southeastern Hallway com
pany has been filed in the office OF the
secretary of state at Helena yesterday.
by Henry l.. Frank, Lee Mantle, {. ).
Warren. George W. Irwin. W. McWhite
and y. c. Ray. all of this city. The
route oF the proposed road as given in
the certitiatc Of incorporation is as fol-
lows: Beginning at point near Butte,
then southeasterly up The Black Tail
creek To the summit Of the Rockies.
thence easterly up the Littlestone and
and Fish creeks to the valley of the
jefferson river; also from "A convenient
point on the main line southerly to Dill
Ion and up the valley of the Beaverhead
river, and branch from near the val
ley Of the Ruby river east to the val
ley of the Madison: thence up to Mad
ison river and its tributaries to the sum.
! nit Of tie main range on the southwest
| boundary of the state The principal
Office of the company is to be at lutte
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-03

puRrLNND. Feb. Oregon and Wash
ingtuu are lust now experiencing the
coolest weather in ten years. The ther'
momcter registered from to 20 degrees
below zero east of the Cascade mount
aims early this morning and west ui lhe
mountains il was towering about the
zero mark. Snow began falling again
this rorning and at t p. m. it was still
hard at il. From one tO two feet nave
fallen causing much trouble to all raIl'
road lines,
Eastern Oregon and Washington
stock on ranges are suffering intensely
Kitchen Utensils of all kinds at the
Bee Hive Store.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-03

WASHINGTON. Feb. Tile principal
development IN connection with tho ia
waian situation today is the announce
mcnt that Secretary Of state Foster has
given up his trip TO Paris next week.
whittier he was gong as the agent of the
United States 10 attend a meeting re-
garding Behrug Sea matters. In view
of the necessities Of the situation sud
denly presenting themselves it has been
deemed expcdicnt that he should remain
in the department until the close OF his
term of Office. He viii, however. meet
the arhitIaturs at the date Of their Hd-
iourned meeting. Mare -"
The war department at the request Of
the state department Is having copies
made Of number of blue p',1is showing
the toppgraphicai situation u, Honolulu
and Other points in the Sandwich islands.
The copies and the rest Of the originals
not duplicated will be given to Secretary
Foster for reference in the conference he
is 20 have Saturday with the annexation
commissioners
It is also probable that duplicates of
these maps will hc furnished the navy
arnartmenr for use in Hawaiian waters.
L.uNpov. Feb. l.-Thc Hawaiian
Charge d'aiTair- received 10 dispatches
from Hawaii 10y way of New Zealand,
although the Alameda arrived at Auck
land from Honolulu and is of the opinion
that the queen has changed her mind
about an appeal Ia Great Britain and
sent Il statement 10 Washington, which
will arrive on the next steamer al san
Trourispp
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-03
Town Lots
FOR Sale.
Make your own SeleC-
tiOnS.
Special Inducements to
Buy
NOW !!

Call at the loWnsite Office and
ask for a plat and the latest price
list. The cheapest proposition
made as yet.
Lots on the North Side, on Sec
ond Third and Fourth Avenues
$1,000; and $500; OH Fifth and
Sixth Avenues, $500 and 600.
On Second Avenue South beau
tiful lots along the water main
and two blocks from the Central
Avenue Electric line $500.
On the West Side lots are now
offered for $500 and $500 that
in FIVE years time will command
a price Of 81, 900 and $4,000 each.
The reserved lots on all Avcn-
ues are for sale at reasonable
prices, easy terms. Onc-tourth
cash, balance in three equal pay
ments, payable in one, two and
three years. Seven per cent IN
terest on the deferred payments.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-02-03
A NATION MOURNS THE DEATH
OF HER son.
The Remains Of James t. Blaine Consigned ty
The Tomb--The High and Low Alike
Honor the Memory Of the Dead
Statesman

WNsuINGroN. Jan. 80 vi that re
manned Of the earthly of james Gillespie
Blaine was laid away in ITS last tenement
at Oak Hill cemetery this afternoon and
the funeral that preceded the simple
rites at the grave was one Of the most
impressive in the history Of Washington.
Great as he was as a civic hero; renown-
ed as he was as statesman; worshipped
as he was as an American, and exalted
as he was as a man, the pomp and pa
geantry Of power had 10 place il the
ceremony that attended his body TO its
final rest. No soidiery moved with slow
and solemn step to mingle its musketry
in ina! crash Of farewell: there was no
bare of brass; no roll of muliled drums.
The streets and avenues where the peo-
pie stood with uncovered heads; the
long procession and representatives, of d
sorrowing nation. paid the urad man the
tri ute cf their tears. Brief services
were held at the house and the body was
then taken 10 the Church ot the COver-
ant. where the Rev nr. itanlin con
ducteI IA solemn aud Simple funeral ser
wee.
DR.. iiamliu's prayer wds tie only ar
pr0ach tU a funeral discourse that mark
ed the ceremonies of the day. At it
conclusion the Lords prayer was repeat
ed by the pastor and part Of the congre-
/ gatiOn, and benedlclion was invoked.
At l2i5 o'clock the church services
/ closed: the caslSet WAS raised and placed
once more in the hearsc, all the dis
| tiugushed concour5e standing as ii was
borne from the church. IT was then
noted that Mrs. Blaine was not among
| the nourners as had been supposed.
Among So many deeply reiled figures
her fn III had not heretofore been missed.
but it WAS soon whispered that overcome
| by grief she had remained AT home,
! Prior to the starting of the funeral
procession from Lafayette square Mrs.
! Blaine had requested to be left alone for
IA few minutes with ber hOnOred deau
The parlOr nau been cleared for this
purpose. and when Mrs Blaine emerged
she made her way supported on the arms
Of her son and daughter 10 the rooM
where her husband had died and there
gave way to her grief in utter prostra-
ton. Mrs Hale and other sympathi2ing
friends followed her to the death cham
Der, but their friendly Ejnistrations were
of no avail aud Mrs. Bl,inc was con-
PEELED to remain behind.
On the successive terraces that horder
the winding pathway leading TO the
grave scores of spectators were standing.
Many pressed forward 10 pluck flower
from wreath or Il column that adorned
the dead mans bier. The floral tributes
wore So numerous that tive wagons were
necessary to convey them to the GENE
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Hawaiian NiliiirS.

LoNno>, Jan. :Io.-The charge d'atfairs
Of the Hawaiian legation received official
news today confirming the report of the
revolution in the liawaiin islands and
the dcthronemcnt of Queen LiluokaIani.
The Hawaiian representative visited
Lord Roscberry Of the foreign olice TO
discuss the situation with him. y cor
respondent is reliably informed that
Lord ROschcrry lntimated that Great
Britain would not be likely to intervene
at present Lord Rosebcrry also hintcd
that England, France and Germany
would not he likely to consent IL the an
neXatiun of the Hawaiian islands 10y the
United States. The hciress H. the liza
waiiuu throne has also received dis
patches from the queen regarding r"'"rt
p,trttG
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ST.. PAUL. Jan. 3O.A special to the
Pioneer Press from Helena, Mont. says:
The coolest weather experienced in this
section for seven years has prevailed for
the past two days. \ cola wave struck
Montana a week ago with snow that
continued for four days. The total fall
was sixteen inches. Saturday the snow
ceased and ever since it has been grow
ing colder. At this evening the ther-
mometer at the signal service registered
81 below and the wind was blowing Ii
miles an hour. The cold is general all
over the eastern part ~ the state. At
Glawgow in the northern part it is fl
below. In the western section it is warm
or, Missoula having it 30 above. Stock.
men are getting worried.
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TACOMA, Wash, Jan 30 Fourteen
nrhes of snow navo fallen within the
last three days. Al the electric street
ears are stopped and only cab., cars arr
running, MI Northern Pacific trains
are more or less delayed.
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WA>mNuroN, Jan. 30 1t is under
stood that Great Britain instructed Sir
Julian psuuceGote TO protest against TIE
ulted states taking action in the Ha.
wal matter and protests against annex
AtlNr
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N nnt III, Brriiu Papers Think.

BERLIN. Jan 80. lhr Berlin press
is practically one in opinion that the
Uawaiian revolution cQurcrrF tuElana
and AmcriGa nlone.
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CEDAR. Ark, Jan. 80. Luke Tateu.
negro wife murderer was hanged here
this morning.
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KANSAS ClIN. Mo. Feb. l.. The biz
zard which swoopcd down from the
north yesterday evening continued Just
twenty four hours. Vt > o'clock this
evening it was practically over. \ re
markablc feature of il was an extra
ordinary fail of the temperature. At
this place the mercury dropped from ~
degrees above to > below zero.
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GEuN~HuEG. Pa. Jan. 30 Saturday
night at II o'clock the west bound linn
tied express On the Pennsylvania rail-
road struck and 4, ,rd James Moore and
James Boyd and fatally injured William
Moore. The young men were walking
on the track ON their way to liradenvIlle
to attend dance and were accompanied
hy four ladies. all of whom escaped in
jury The accident happened near La
trobC.
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