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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12
ASKED TO SURRENDER.
Reports That Minstsr Willis Had hskcd
the Hawaiian Government to
AbdicAte.

the Hawaiian Government to
Abdicate.
A dispatch from Auckland says:
Advices from Honolulu to December
% have been received here by the
steamer Alameda, which has just ar
rived from San Francisco. The officer
Of the vessel stated to an Associated
Press man the excitement in Homo
lulu over the political situation was
growing in intensity. The members
Of the police force Of the island have
been notified shat they would be ex-
pected to take arms in defense Of the
government, and a number Of them
had been dismissed from the service
for refusing to obey this order
The officers further stated to the in
terviewer that the minister Of the
United States had written to the pro-
visional government requesting that
they surrender Office, as the United
States government had decided in ia
vor Of the restoration Of the queen.
The minister, in his communication,
informed the government that the
queen had agreed to grant amnesty to
all who had taken part in the rovolu-
ton, to ratify the obligations Of the
present government, and to govern
faithfully ir accordance with the pres
ent constitution. The government
was preparing long reply to the min
lister.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12
NEWS FROM HAWAII,
Mr.. WILLIS MAKES A MOVE.
He Asks President Dole to oss Dat a.d
Mr.. Dele Says He won's and
There the Matter Rests.

News OF the situation at Hor5
reached Vancouver by the s.
Warrimoo on the 9th. 2 \
brought Is, in brief, tbs
Willis had asked the provN
eminent to surrender to thd
queen, but the provisional goYe
declined to do anything Of the
Minister Willis took no further actl,
and there the matter rests. \;
In detail the news is as follows:
On November 18th President Dole
wrote to Minister Willis asking II the
reported letter Of Secretary Gresha m
to Mr.. Cleveland had actually boon
written. Mr.. Willis declined to in
form Mr.. Dole on the grounds that il
was not matter subject to diplomatic
correspondence.
On December 18th Mr.. Dole asked
Mr.. Willis il it was true as currently
stated that he was seeking TO restore
Liliuokalani to the throne. As q re-
ply Mr.. Willis asked for an interview,
which occurred On the 10th. At this
interview Minister Willis stated fully
and clearly to the ministers Of the pro-
visional government the position taken
BY Mr.. Cleveland in favor Of the do
posed queen. He stated that "thc
provisional government was not estab,
lished by the Hawaiian people nor
with their consent and acquiesccnce,
nor has it since existed with their
consent"
He declared that the queen had
only surrendered her power in view Of
the support given the revolutiouists by
Minister Stevens and the Uuited States
marines.
Mr.. Willis read statement from
Queen Liliuokalani to the effect that
she would grant amnesty to all who
had aided in her overthrow and that
she would assume tho obligations
Of the provisional government. He
ehCu ouutuittcu W tuc meulDeTb VI tuo
provisional government the question
whether they would acquies &C in
President Clcveland's wishes.
The reply Of President Dole was
made few days later. 1t is known to
be fat refusal to surrender, but was
not given out to the press, and will
not be unless President Cleveland
fails to do SO.
When the Warrimoo sailed on jan
uary LIST everything was quiet. Minis
ter Willis had taken no action to Dust
tho government, and was evidently
waiting for further orders. As Mr..
Cleveland stated in his message to
Congress that he would not use force
without the sanction Of Congress,
there is no further action likely to
take place at present.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

The Globe thcatcr at Boston burned
down on the End. Total loss u, 900,
600.
Tho amount Of silver exported from
this country To Europe last year wa,
81, 1000, 900 ounces, while Mexico scni
3O,0 900 ounces more.
Three more Anglican clcrgyincn
have Joined tho church OF Rome, max,
Ing fourteen Anglican ministers who
have become Roman Catholics since
the famous Lincoln case.
A dispatch received from Rio Js.
metro says the commanders Of the for
eisn warships at Rio haze forbidden
Admiral Cana ,e lombard tho cit,
unless directly attacked by the Land
forces,
Six persons were killed in wreck
at Linwood, Kansas, on the 2nd,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12
E.pr... Com ,..a,., Den ,n,.

The six express companies doing
business in Missouri, the Adams,
American, Pacific, United States,
Southern and Wells-Fargo, have dc
fed the authority Of the state board oil
railroad commissioners by refusing To
file schedule Of their rates with tn,
10 per cent. reduction in agricultural
products, ordered to take eircc, Jnuu
AIRY !. The board has made applica
ton to the attorney general to bring
suit Immediately against all the CON.
panies, and that official says hc will
act at once under the law.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

Tho Hamilton club, one OF the prom,
inent social and semi political organi
cations Of Chicago, has, at the sugges
ton Of Congressman Thomas Is. Rocd,
decided to forcgo its annual banquet
in view Of tho financial stringcncy and
the suffering among the unemployed
poor, and devote to charity the amount
that would otherwise have been raised
for the festive event. Mr.. Reed Ind
been invited to become the guest o,
club ut the banquet, and his suggcs.
ton was met with prompt approval b,
The clubmon.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12
co,l Mine. ID Mye.a,nr.

The annual report Of Dave G.
Thomas, state inspector Of coal mines,
has been filed with the governor. The
total output Of the mines Of Wyoming
for the year 1893 was: Lump coal, g
l2i, 1872 tons; nut, 1l9, 200 tons. The
number Of employees is 1887.
The Union Pacific Coal Company is
the largest operator. The output n,
its Rock Springs, Alma and Hanna
mines aggregates l,i70,G3 tons OF
lump coal and IS, l5i tons Of nut
coal.
The total output was 2ll,0i6 tons
less than that Of 1892. This is ac.
counted for by reason Of the very dull
times during the year Just passed.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12
MANCHESTER SHIP CANAL.
Now Open for Use by tho Largest stcam-
| shipI

Now Open for Usc by tho Largest stcam-
ship.
The Manchester ship canal is now
open for traffic. 1t is remarkable
enterprise which will make Manches-
ter seaport from this date, as the
largest seauoing steamships can pass
through the canal.
With the use of electric light,
steamers will be able to navigate by
night as well as by day, and the whole
length of the canal will be traversed
in about ten hours.
Some notion Of the capacity of the
canal may be drawn when we compare
its depth with the Suez and Amster-
dam canals. The minimum width Of
the bottom of the Sucz is sevcnty-two
feet and of the Amsterdam eighty
eight feet, seven inches, while that Of
the Manchester canal is 100 feet. The
minimum depth Of the Manchester
and Suez waterways is twenty-six feet.
and that Of the Amsterdam canal
twenty-eight feet.
1t is believed the quantity Of grain
carried over the canal will be at least
one-half Of that now landed at Liver
pool. It is estimated that at least
105, 900 tons per annum Of fruit and
vegetables will at once be imported to
Manchester by this route.
With regard to raw cotton, firms in
the district, owning 10000 spin
dies, declare that nearly all the cotton
they use will be brought by the canal.
vi outward cargos there will be no
lack, and textile manufacturers have
testified to their belief shat about
paattcfc1 by Tic new CANAL. Ill nShdla-
cial success Of this enormous under.
taking seems to be assured. The pro-
moters Of the canal are confident Of
their ability to secure large and re.
munerativc traffic and the estimates Of
profit based upon the capital, as orig,
inally proposed, were very favorable.
The original capital Of 80, 200, 0OO
has, however, now grown TO nearly
double that amount, and the snticips-
tons OF profit are not now 70 sanguine
as they formerly were. That there
are, however, enormous probabilities
Of traffic cannot be disputed.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12
~ Mug Notes.

Tho Pick and DTH is the name Of
a new paper started at Goose Creek by
Rawalt and Watkins.
The output Of placer gold during
the past season at Idaho Springs has
been about 100000. A large increase
since the price Of silver went up.
The camp Of Ashcroft, above Aspen,
is again attracting attention, owing to
n strike made there last week in the
Express group. Tho ore at Ashcroft
runs we'll In gold.
Tho Rathbonc Mining Company,
which has been developing It's proper
~ near Raihbono In the Peru mining
district, Summit county, has cut six
foo, body Of lead ore which runs we'll
In both gold and silver.
The Telegraph mine, near Alma, rc.
Gently shipped n car Of orc that nct,cd
III, 900, Another car Of similar grade
will be sent out next week. The
property adjoins the Dolly Warden,
aud Is owned by II. q. Ayrc..
Salt Ia found In the Manzano valley,
Valencia County, New Mexico, and
the Hupi Mountains. In tho first 10.
cation the mines are equal To the
Michigan or Danish deposits. The
lakes Of brine In this valley arc well
known. II properly worked the salt
deposits Of tho Mansano valley would
add greatly to the commerce Of tho
southwo,t
The philadelphia aud Arkansas
Smelling Company- main Offices will
soon DO removed 10 Denver.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

At the recent term Of tho district
court Of Sheridan county, Wyoming,
William Jones was tried for the muir
der Of John D, Adams, n Tongue river
ranchman. The evidence was entirely
circumstantial, but Jones was convict.
ed Of murder in tho second degree, aud
sentenced to twenty-five years in the
penitentiary. A few days ago Jones
sent for Joe de Bar,hc Of the Sheridan
Entorprise. and in frcnxicd talk last.
ing five hours, confessed to the crime
in all It's details.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

Judge Mitchell has handed down u
decision Of the Minnesota Supreme
court declaring the law providing fol
the building Of state elevator at Du'
luth to be unconstitutional. Edward
Rippey brought an injunction suit
against the elevator in the Ramsey
county District court, but Judge vii
liams dismissed the case, which WI,
taken to the Supreme court, tha; body
deciding that the state had no right
70 go into the elevator business.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12
BIG FIRE IN TOLEDO.


AosoBrspH Omuos AtoNhtors Vnvotok euu
Othor Buiidinss Destroyed
Fire at Toledo Wednesday night
caused loss Of fully $1,000, 900. 1t
broke out a few minutes after six
o'clock in the elevator Of F. N. Quaylc
& Co., on the river, fronting Madison
and Water streets. The cause 10 I'M.
known. An explosion Of dust caused
q general alarm. The elevator, with
its contents was totally destroyed. A
strong northwest wind carried the
flames across Madison street to the
elevator and business block Of @. A.
King, which was also destroyed. The
flames spread westward across Water
street to the rear Of fve-story bust
ness block, known as the chamber Of
commerce building, owned by Hon. T,
d. Brown and occupied by the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, the
American District Company and a
large number Of Offices, which were
ALSO destroyed.
From this tho flames spread to the
next building five stories high, occu.
pied as museum and theater, known
as Wonderland, managed by G. II.
Moore. This was Quilted by the flames
within few minutes. The next
building southwark was the wholesale
drug house Of West & Truax, which is
also total loss, A strong fro wall
checked the FIRE in this direction.
To the west they leapcd across
Summit street, the chief retail street
Of the city, injuring the Hartford
block, but the fire was hero checked
without great damage. In the rear Of
this building ia the Office Of the Postal
Telegraph Company, the manager Of
which removed all the apparatus pos
sible, thus cutting of all telegraphic
communication for time, as the
Western Union office and instruments
were destroyed in toto. The blosk on
the northwest corner Of Madison and
Water streets, diagonally across from
the Quaylc elevator, was also destroy
ed. The total loss will reach 81, 000..
600.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12
Suffering In Wyoming.

There is reported to be great deal
of suffering among the families Of the
miners at Almy, seven miles north Of
Evanston, Wyoming, on account Of
the men being thrown out Of employ
ment by reason Of the fire in mine No.
Z. The stores there are owned by the
company and the men have been re-
fused further credit. The sight Of
women and children suffering for the
neccssarics Of life, is making the men
desperate, and the officials fear that
an attempt will be made to loot the
company's stores.
A number of the public spirited
citizens Of Evanston have interested
themselves in the matter and it is pro-
posed to get up charity ball or some
other entertainment to raise funds to
relieve the destitute. Over 400 men
were thrown out Of employment when
the mine closed and one-half Of these
have been unable to obtain employ
ment elsewhere.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

in disposing Of these questions. The
bills relating to the territories will not
be taken up for several weeks, and full
investigation Of the whole subject will
be made. One feature Of the ques.
ton likely to have much weight is
that the cancellations proposed would
create two states Of such vast area that
serious Inconvenience would arise in
the transaction Of business. Arizona
and New Mexico together would make
a state almost as large as Texas, and
with only tho most menger railroad IA
cilities as yet. the people would find it
difficult to communicate with each
other. Tho same is true Of Utah and
Nevada taken together.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

A number Of our great and most In
vrtcrate tobacco smoltcin aud chcwcrs
have quit the nsc Of the illthy weed.
The tnlismnnic article that does tho
work IN No.to.bac. The reform wna
started by Aaron Gorbrr, who was .
confirmed slave for many wears 10 tho
u~. OF tobacco lie tried the ur Of
No.to'bac, md 10 his grca, surprise
md delight II cured him. Hon. G. W.
Ashconi, who had been hmoldng for
sixty yrars, tried MOTTO. hnr. aud IL
r,irod him Col. Samuel stpntcncr,
~ho would eat up tobacco like cow
rnt~ hay, tried this wonderful remedy,
and even Samuel. after nll his y.nrs ni
slavery, lokt the desire j. &. tobicr.
t.fking Evans Frank Doll. George D.
May. Z. u. Skillington, Hanson kobi.
hctt. Frank licrshbcrycr. John shinn
ana others have since tried No t).huc
mud In every cute they report. not only
curc Of the tooncco habit. but n won.
'lcriul improvement In their general
physical and mental condition. NIL Of
which goes 90 nhow that the use 81 10.
bncco hnd been injnriou, "a them IN
more ways than one.
All Of the above gentlemen arr 40
we'll Ilrn,nd With the results that we
y" not hesitate b. join them In recon
ntndihg II 10 suffering humanity. ~
No have thoroughly Investigated aud
ore hati,h,a that No.to.bno does the
sort well and IA n boon TO manlihd.
The ensth irining-n dollar n box
md the makers. The Sterling Remedy
company, have 70 much faith In So',o'
bau that they absolutely gunrantc,
three b,ixcA IN anps, tny ,,nst,. mr. ~ fund
money. One hsix III every instance In
tho above. cherspd cnrc. with onc oi
two exceptions No.to.bnc has won.
drrfnl hnIr upon lua merits alone.
throughout pie pitrd States, and can
be securod atainost any drug store IN
this country ~ ranadD, aud u II made
". The sis~'lipis Kennedy company,
Chicago Office. 10 Randolph street,
New York office, ~ Spruce street.
-Ifro,n Tho fiess, Everett, Pa, Dee.
10, 1928,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

General Martinez Campos tele
grnphcd that twenty-five chiefs, in the
..ame Of all the tribes around Mclilla
offered to surrender all Of the Spanish
prisoners taken in the fights since Dc
tober, and promised to guarantee penc,
il General Campos would permit tn,
renewal Of trade at Melilla.
General Campos consented in view
OF the submissive attitude Of the
chiefs. lie also agreed to convey to
the sultan their prayer that the live,
Of the Riff leaders, Naimonnaatar and
Hudduelhach, DO spared.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

A special from Greeley Center, Ne.
braska, says y. 7. eastman, rctir.
ing county treasurer Of Greeley eoun.
", is short 1000. Tho county
commissioners have secured his arrest
and brough, suit against his bonds.
men. cashman's shortage has been
known for some time, and he has tried
TO fix the matter up. His successor
In Office refused to accept notes In
lieu Of cash, and prceipita,cd tho mr..
rest.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

According to orfSaf Statistics jus,
made pubic, Wyoming has only 1000
criminals 10 the million of people. In
the eastern states, where there is sup.
posed to be the least crime, the figures
are !, 600, while in Montana, an ada
cent state with the same natural con.
ditions, there are $1,000 to the million.
Other states are, Nebraska, 1900;
Idaho, 100; Colorado, 1900; Cali
fornia, $780, Nevada, $500; Arizona,
1900. The state woman's suffrage
league is issuing a circular setting
forth the figures and claiming that the
enfranchising Of women is the cause Of
this remarkable record.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12
A Dsri.r Hank Robbery.

One Of the boldest and mos, daring
pieces Of safe.blowing and bank rob
berry ever perpetra,ed in Northern H.
iinois was committed a, the little town
81 franklin Grove, in Lee county
Thursday night, by which the Frank
lin Grove bank, operating under til,
state laws, was looted out oil nearl,
$4,000 in cash and valuable papers
The burglars made their escape, and
there is not much chance Of wacinl
tncm.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

The news columns OF the Now
York papers look like criminal
court calendar these days. The en-
tire population seems TO DO embez.
cling. killing or getting divorced.
but the clearing house certificates
arc all redeemed, thank heaven. and
there Is n shotgun quarantine
against all persons likely to become
public charge.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

Dispatches from Topeka indicate
that the removal Of Mrs. Lease from
the state board Of charities was pre-.
mature. The law requires full In
vostigation before removal can be
made. Mrs. Lease still holds he,
position and will bring the case be-
fore the supreme court to prevent he,
successor taking Office.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

p A PRISONER in San Francisco vino is
wanted in Mississippi promises to go
without any contest. Attorneys arc
justly Indignant The prisoner has
$4,000 in coin, and with one accord
the legal friends who have sprung up
to advise him recognize the impreg-
nabio tenure OF the ground upon
which he might refuse to be removed.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

The Republican leaders in the Sen.
ate are preparing to push their propo.
sition for the admission Of Arizona
and Utah M one state, mud the union
OF Utah aud Nevada. Mr.. Pht Of
Connecticut has charge of tho natter.
The majority Of the Senate commit.
tee on territories Is likely to 10 slowly
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

FIVE mlscrs. four sisters md q
brother. and nil together worth
100000 lived near Warwick. n. Y.
Two OF tho sisters have died OF grip.
and tho rest OF the family. there are
hopeful expectations. will follow tho
example. Tho miser is believed to
no tho ncanest form OF vertebrate.
and just whcro In tho process OF cvo.
luton II got separated from tho pi;
science has yet TO determine
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

THE prince OF Wales Is reported to
be forming secret society for the
purpose of carrying on historical
researches about old English families
The secrecy OF tho society is explain
ed by the expected nature OF much
OF the discoveries. The only
practical public purpose such work
can promote is to help hasten aboli-
ton Of the house OF lords.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

Tho Daughters Of the King gave an
entertainment at tho Wyoming pcni.
Tertiary n few days ago for the bcnc.
III Of the prisoners. A musical and
literary program was given after which
Refreshments were served to tho con.
victs by the ladies'. The pcnitcntiary
officials kindly granted this holiday
treat.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

Two doctors arc explaining why
they refused to attend man stricken
In the streets with hemorrhage. II
they had treated him. and the treat
ment been rs bad us tho explana.
lions. he would probably have died
Instantly. whereas he did have the
felicity OF surviving for few mo-
mcuts
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

PEOPLE catch cold In winter
in IN inverse proportion as the
weather grows warm. Let all who
are inclined toward invalidism
look out for the warm days and the
cold days will look out for them
solves
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-01-12

THE good people OF Pittsburg have
grown positively desperate In their
purpose OF caring for tho pour Of
their city. They are willing to
have the representatives OF num-
Der OF colleges take chances In the
deadly game OF football. tho pro-
Tho FISK ruTcn IS Dig one. mt rrfr
occasion probably jus,iiics IL.