davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Gil. tiss,tees Ger6euf att sismar6

Sem Siirften 8ismdrd 1T bon benz 9tz
reftpr Der Nftiengefe4f daft 2au6bammer,
Serrn 6aIbauer, Elm 8riefbef9perer gum
@ef6enf qemd3t tpprbert, Der cine eigentbiir1z
li3e @ef9i9te oufpeiit. 9as baSu berz
tpenbete @iien ftammt aus benz BON 9ernnoz
genes UNI 200 por @6ri1tt @eburt erbauten
SempeG Der Diana 5u Mu9nefid, befien Ger
itDrung BEN gerfern Suge 6rteben ptrb.
9ur9 6umdnnS Qusgrabungen ipur0en Die
Geite bes beriibmten 8auiperfs freigelegt
unb es fanben fi9 babel an ben mG9ttgen
fanneQirten SG1lentrpmmeln nod bic itdrz
fen eifernen 9iibel, nit benen fie dufeindrber
befeftigt tparen, ebenio %eiIerne &lammen unb
nit 8lei ~bergDf1e1e 8rDn5ebibel Der fdteoez
ner Sorm in Merge. Die &lammern ftnb
aug 9udbrdtei5e en- BON 20 Mem. SeitenlGnge
herqefeQt rnD etpa 100 Mm. lang; bic eiIerz
ren OiibeI finD ettpd $50 Wtm. lang, 80 Mm.
brett uno Is Mm. bid unb I9einen iebes bas
@efammtprpbuft elmer S9mel3ung 3u 1etn;
fe ftno nit elmer btden Srbbf9i6t bebedt,
mad beren @ntfernung inbeffen bas metalltz
f9e Gi1en gum @ori9ein tommt. 9ur9
6errn Or. 0umdnn tpurben 9errn 9auz
bauer me6rere 9iibel unb einige &lammern
iiberlafen, nm tie nd6er 5u unterI u9en. Sd
3u bermut6en mar, DdB bds@tfen betberbdltz
niBnGbtg niebriger Semperatur er3eugt 1T,
ipurbe Die GuBerfte 8orit6t angetpenoet, benz
nod gtng bas @i5en beim S9nieben fteuenz
fDeiIe ~auseindnber; Der 8erIu9, Elm Stid
a~rsaufpal8en, INN etnen 3~erretBberiu1 Dorz
3une6n1en, 9db ebe1faIs Elm nngsniige1l0es
&eIultat, es mar fem Stiid bon ~geaiigenber
2Gnqe 3u oetpinner, I'm es duf Die 3erreiBz
maf6ine bringen 3u f0nnen. 9err 6dQ=
bauer er5d6lt Dann tDeiter : lin aus einem
Der am regelmGBigften 9eformten unb am
tpentq1ten burCb 9fOft 3erftDrten Siibel etnen
8riefbef9perer fir ben Siir1ten 8tsmard
ber3uIteIen, 1teB t9, na9bem Der 9iibeG
Dpr1i9tig ausgegliibt unb langfam abgefiblt
porben mar, Die cine SlG9e gldtt bobeln,
ebenIo Die Seiten, tpG6renb Die anbere Sld9e
i'm ur1priingli9en 3uftunbe belufen tpurbe.
9as 6obeln bot @9pterigteiten, neil bas
@tfen nt9t gleinmGBig bart nar, es gelang
iebp6, cine leiblt9 refine Sberfld9e 6er5uz
fteQen, bic alerbings ni9t bOGig fret mar
BON f9tpar3en Mbern unb Sleden, bod bas
@inqrabiren elmer Wtbmung getattete, beren
Mortlaut folgenDer tft:
Sir Shirt 8isuarf 6ent e~iiernen 8anSler
l6nttebete
Sermo9eres sit Wta9neiia 200 D. Gbr. sizes giien,
Suntan1 iun6 es int ScrtpeL Ser Nrtelnis
ra9 1000 Sabren unb ianbte eS
6aubauer, Ser tbut bic 6ornt CAB,
in Der cS 53et9e 1peroen lou,
bdb pom Sir GeIddffeneS Sabrtaulenbe beItebt!
1. 2lprtL 1894"
ginqefubt purbe bas @tiid @ifen bur9
einen Tduber ctfeltrten 8a6men aus 8ron3e,
Der unten bur6 cine @ldspIatte abgef4lohen
1T, bamit man bic unbedrbeitet g%eldffene
GiiGfeite be5 gifens 1eben tann."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
(GIr bic S1Gtnpts @taatsaeitun9)
9C1tS Ser altett !Getutatb.

l~teberfluB at 0td66en. Gebrerinneuz8 Ri flung.
- @liflt6e nnO Iiebe ate Sun9fern. - I'm
onsetebnte ate Sun9seIeaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
2u5dnt1ften,,....
3uIammcn.


Man iibertretbt aepiB nicbt, tpent man
b%ebauptet, baB bic S53 beuti9cn 3eitu19en
lit ben Ser. Staoten Elm uniiberntnoltbeS
8oGwerf sc9en ben Nniturm Der Tremben=
batter unb Ofuder unb 6eu6ler bilben.
l1nb nit gerecbtem Stol3 fam man ecflGz
rem, baB bic 101 td9li9en oeutiden 3ets
tun9en~ in ben 8ereini9ten Staaten
mebr tpte ir8enb 101 in en9Iii6er
Spra6e eri6einenOe Corruption jeber Qlrt
befdmpfen, fit bic pirfIib beften> Snr
terelien unieres 2anbes tbGtig itnb. @ie
AUDI, baB AUDI auf Der sansen 2inie fein
&iididritt su entbefen lit, baB bic Oeutibe
9reiie in Sen Ser. Staaten beute md6ti9er
unb einfluBrcider 1T, pte ie 5uDor; baB
ale 9tn5et6en barauf binbcuten, baB tbr
nod cine LANCE, t6atisc unb iegcnSrei6e
@riften; beborltebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
GtabTirt ieit 1851.
Henry S%ehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 & 254 DfsRanoolphsStr.
CEIICAGo, ILL

@OA W GOT
/ aWiiGen Sroutltn- unO Mtartet'StrIBs
@btragn Sas,
erbielt ioeben in frti9er Woare:
@erGudJerte 0anicbri!te nmS @amfefeuIen,
8er1MG)ertctt 2taI uuo &nd)e,
SitIec misunderstanding lit &a:neit,
Marinirtc SGntbtrGcr Iett=&1ttn9e,
9seue WSiId1ner y cu=aedtin9e,
@atth. NolmDpIe, run. Sarotnes,
gteuc lDrtpe9. Ma,G)ooics, Sprotten,
Yie1c SIppctit=Silo, Salj=Sarocuct,
9emtid,c Gnlat=MartDfein,
@d)teS Weaaeeburger Samfrft1mt, Stus6utfettp
Jttpprtirte Sgranfftrtct Sratiuutn,
Sic,tc 0ctrodmcte YiIse, Gbampi8mcts,
tin9artldlct 9ioien=0aprifa,
Sam. s. apinr, noH. GtoGtiGc,
5~yetltitet G3rtn,entDe!c Gdliuci3erfafc
syrGt1s. NoqucfnttsSs1fe, 5framters6afe'
fSrpmade ce 2ric, NcmiFd1ateuex &1lc,
8aDr. &ittbmr9er mnS &anofafe,
W0r1,einu=5e6fc, NaErtfnfe,
Marinirtctt SsNt,tb. Nal, StnMel=S atDtttetI
~5tei..ites SlioettDL. Wohu1t,
9iHelSprfer Semi, @einefIg,
5StntbcetIGit, SotaE6cereIN9,
Sfrans. 3ipet1Gcn, Y~ratcuet, Siridlet,
8etrcGmete Sirtet, Soetoeihecrcn, 9tprttoIet,
9cutid1cs s3petl e1tntuS, %soni9,
6cid;Gltc W16noeIn, GitronGt, 9tpiften,
SSriidbe Nfifc, Saroaitcnt, Waniia=S obnett
@tttis, SfetdbeL &prienocr, W5adDboIocrbccret,
WphtieaIen, altnttcl. 6inel Sn8tper,
6eitifea Wtofaas ,tt,o S~nOa'RaTee,
SttneI. 9rttueit ttt0 loito nr5ett Shec,
gtcd)tc 8aniua=GhocoIaOe nno SSafao,
smpnrt. !&~affec=@Fens Dom @feiffer 6 9tAer,
WnIs=SefTcc, G~idbeE=SEafee,
9ecd1te ysitrtb. neutrality-suspicious.
@raMmf d. NJ eiacr S,onigs&ebfndlen,
9eUtId,c &fcTcrtanc, &sttis>S ptit1 etIett,
SpriigerlessFy prnten. @etbtaGtsltGter,
Cobb ttito StIberidj6tn, &id1tFtbGIter,
gteG)te,t Sattict SG)ntlDffabat Oon &otbcG
gu ben blIigIteu 8reiien.
Henry SchOelikOpH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-03
Gtst ts,SnStricaer sbrontuedgel.

Menn elm &0ntq bor benz Sobe bds Sep
ter 1treden muB, uno Elm anoerer SDntg ods@
Ielbe aufntmmt, 10 bat bas beut5utdge tpentg
3u fdqer. Menn aber elm 2ano BON Dem
S6rone ~berabiteigen muB, auf benz es in tn
buitrieQer pber cpmmercteler 8e5iebung gez
1efien, 70 bebeutet bus eine gang gepaltt9e
ltmtpGl5ung.
Sin FOLDER S6ronpe91ef 1febt allem @nz
f9ein mad na6e bebor. @ngluno tit I'm Se@
oriff bds Scepter, bas es als bdS bprnebmite
Gifenz unD Stabllanb Der Welt gei9tpungen
bat, nieber5ulegen unb es on Die Ser. Staaz
ten abautreten. @9pn Der groBe Nnf13pung
Der @ifenz unnb Stablz SnDuItrie in Seut13z
Lamb bat fetnen S6rpn f9per erI9iitert.
limb iebt beuten biele @n5et3en Darduf bin,
baB es in fe6r fur3er 3eit bas Scepter enoz
giiltig nieberlegen, uno baB es in Die 9drbe
Der Ser. Stdaten iibergeben fpirb.
Wie nGmli9 Der Minifter Der 2dnbpirtbz
f9dft, 6r. M}ortor, erfabren baben min,
1inb Die 8luteifenftein= Eager in Spanten,
aus bener @nglanb gum grpBen S6eile fetn
&o6naterial f90pfte, na6e3u aufgebrau9t,
pGbren6 mir am Safe superior einen gez
rabe5u rnerI 9Opfli9en 8prrat6 BON biefem
Sra baben, bds nod ba5u ben 8pr5ug beIibt,
einen grDBeren Gifengebalt gu baben =
bur919ntttli9 60 b. g., tpdbrenb bas ipuz
nif9e nur 40 b. 8. bat =, urb let9ter unb
biQiqer mad ben 8erdrbeitungsorten (@btz
cago, Glebelanb, Miltpaufee, Mfbtabula etc.,
gebrd9t perben 5u fOnnen. S9on iebt 1T
Die Spnne 8efemer=3pbetIen III YtttSburg
nur 10 Gents t6eurer, ais in 2onoDn u1o
ebenIo unbebeuterb lit Der 1tnter13ieD in
91obftd61. Die Some Gtangeneifen toftet
in @n9lanb nur etnen Dollar neniger ais
bier. 9aB amerifanif9e Observation-Disclosures
bic engl 9en rr1b belgii9en beretts auf benz
iapanif9en Marfte unterbDten 6aben, tit OH
biefer Stele nod neuli9 beribtet porben.
limb f9on iebt piirbe es, au3 o4ne 3oa, f9
ni9t 1obnen, engltf9es @ifenz unb @tablz
material in Die Ser. @tuaten ein8ufiibren,
auBer bieGei9t fir bic Ditliben 6afenorte.
Mtit 9ilfe %unierer befferen unO intelligent
teren Nrbeit ut1b unIeres ME raiten6en ST.
finbungsbermDgens 1T es nun cine Srage
fur5er 3eit, bis mir @n9lanb auf benz @ifenz
un6 @ta6IzW eltmdrfte iiber6olt 1tno aus
qeftp6en buben perben. 9as GiIenge59Gft
1T aber bic @r1nblage Der b~eutigen Snbuftrte
nnb @ibiliIation, unb tpenn bas Scepter baz
rim ben 6Gnben @nglanbs entfdQt, 70 tptrb
Is i~iberbaupt nDn benz S6rpne Der SSnouftrte,
ben es iebt mod einnimmt, beruntergeitiegen
Ieir. 9aB mir es aud auf Dem 8ebtete Der
8aumpoGen cSnbuItrie f3lagen tOnnen,
penn mir ernftli9 borna4 tra3ten, tann cine
Srage nt9t tpobl fetn. "
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-05-05
Where to Find Gold.

The average man. when he starts out
in search of gold, looks for the free me.
tai. He wants to see the gold in streaks
chunks aud nuggets, or he isn't satisfied
The prospector knows better. He looks
for peculiar sort of rock, dark gray in
color. When he sees that he knows that
there is gold in the neighborhood and
governs himself accordingly. That is
why there has been such q movement OF
gold seekers toward the Rainy Lake
country during the past few months
The Duluth Short Line has carried
many who had heard of the abundance
of that rock up there. The Saint Paul
& Duluth Railroad is known everywhere
as the Duluth Short Line, and is famed
for the pattern of it's equipment, the
speed Of it's trains, the convenience Of itf
schedules and the smoothness Of it's road.
bed between st. Paul, Minneapolis, Du.
luth, West Superior, Saltwater, Taylor'e
Falls and other points. 1t makes Close
connections everywhere, and the mar
who takes the Duluth Short Line is al.
ways contented and happy. Circulars
ETC., furnished by ticket agents. or may
be obtained by addressing WA. Russell
General Passenger Agent, st. Paul, MINI
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-05-05
West Duluth Ripples.

West Duluth Rpples.
Special to The Irish Standard.
The funeral of G.. @. Merritt occurred
May LIST.
The infant child of p. Mcdonnell is
still lingering very low with consumption
Mrs. James Cornell is quite sick, hav.
ing been on the sick list most of the win
ter.
Division No. 4 A O. n. held regular
meeting May /, which was largely at.
tended.
Charles Fay. of st. Peter, was looking
after his property interests last week in
the city.
P. L. Ronayne, has purchased farm
at Barnum, where he intends to locate
for time.
E. Dormandy & Co., have moved their
saloon business up town, having bought
out the old Windsor hotel.
1t is said that there is branch OF
Coxey's army forming here, and the
names of P. j. Murray and Jimmy Doyle
are used in connection with the same.
The saddest event OF the season was the
death of Mrs. P. F. Daley, which oc
CURED on the 10Th of April. She leaves
q husband and four small children to
mourn their loss, the youngest about
four weeks old.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-05-05
ga. GOOD CATCH"

Sheriff O'Brien of ST. Clair Co., ILL.,, Cap
lures the Heart of a Minneapolis Girl
Special to The Irish Standard.
Andrew J. O'Brien, the popular sheriff
of st. Clair county, ILL.,, and Miss Hannah
Buckley, an esteemed young lady of Min
heapolis, were united in marriage at st.
Lawrence church, Chicago, at the 9
o'clock mass Monday morning last, by
Rev. Father Maloney. The bride was
assisted by Miss Josie Buckley, her cous-
in. Simon J. McNulty, we'll known in
Minneapolis, was best man. An informal
reception was held in the evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. McNulty,
1904 Stony Island avenue. The happy
couple have gone to their future home in
st. Clair county.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-05-05

early and at onoe enters the field. TO
complete club organizations in states not
heretofore formed, and to maintain with
proper literature those in full strength
these are the objects which now de-
mand time. labor and money.
Ten dollars judiciously expended in
this way is worth hundred in the
heat of political campaign. 1t should,
therefore, be the duty of Democrats, es-
pecially the young in the states of Min
nesota and North Dakota, to thus estab-
lish and maintain the local club, and to
be in close connection with the state and
national association. This done, there
will be little doubt about both these
states soon wheeling into the Democratic
column,
Permit me, therefore, through your
columns, to appeal to the Democrats of
the two states of the Minnesota and
North Dakota, first, to begin at once the
work OF organization of Democratic
clubs; and, second, to aid the national
association by money contributions for
it's work. Let contributions be sent to
Lawrence Gardner, secretary, Washing
ton, u. c.. or if sent to me they will be
cheerfully forwarded and scrupulous]y
applied. Respectfully.
A. r. ANKENY,
Chir1nan Executive Committee for
Minnesota and North Dakota, Mime
apois, MINI.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-05-05
Catholics who supported Woodward for

Catholics who supported Woodward for
mayor.
Mr.. James Bardon and family, accom-
panied by Miss Marion Russell, have
gone on an extended trip to Washington.
They will see Coxey's army.
Joseph Bourke, the we'll known railroad
man, is again officiating as eity consta BILE.
Mr.. Bourke was appointed at Nebag-
amain whore he keeps an Office in addi-
ton to his city office.
The aboard of trade" is now doing
business galore Buying and selling
goes on apace. The building has quite a
metropolitan aspect both inside and out
side A grand celebration for which ex-
tensive preparations have been made will
be held shortly at the West Superior
Hotel. The Milwaukee Sentinel contains
a picture of the building and write-up
of the board in it's Mondays issue.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-05-05
The Evergreen State.

It seems strange to talk about state
located far north Of the latitude of Penn
sylvania and Ohio as being an Evergreen
State. In the Puget Sound country
above the 10th parallel, the grass Is green
salI winter and flowers bloom out Of doors
in December. Write to +. I Whitney
ST. Paul, Mimi, G. p. s T. A, Of the
Great Northern Railway, the shortest
line ~ 125 miles from tho Esst ta Puget
Sound, ior publication shout tho Ever
,ereen Stats
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-05-05
SPLENDID Tribute TO a Good Man.


Sunday evening, April %, says the An.
Okla Union, when all nature seemed to be
resting in marked quiet. when night
had just taken the place of day, and
many were listening to the last tones oil
the bells calling them to the houses OF
worship, William A. Greenwald passed
quietly away at his home, after an illness
lasting many long weeks. Typf old fever
led quickly to consumption, and although
the patient fought the disease at every
turn, he had to at last succumb.
Anoka has had no business man, young
or old, who had so many interests of our
city at heart, or who worked so zealously
for it's welfare, as did VIM. A Green
valid. He was man of that rare quail,
ity, who made many friends and seldom
if ever lost one. There is hardly a farmer,
citizen, or anyone residing within
twenty-five miles Of Anoka but who was
personally acquainted withithe deceased.
In business he was strictly honest and
conscien,i ous, in private he wac friend
whom anyone would be proud to own,
and in his home, devoted father and q
loving husband. For over seventeen
years every person who has had occasion
to enter the drug store of 81. L. Ticknor
& 90. has found him busily engaged
about his duties there. Not detail ever
escaped his notice. No matter how pre-
occupied or busy he might be, those Sin
core aud hearty words of greeting always
awaited you. He was one Of those men
who believed that what was worth doing
at all was worth doing we'll, as every act
in his business career has proven. There
is not person in Anoka county today,
and northern Hennepin county might he
included, but will miss the smile and
handshake they always received and al
ways found when they went where he
was engaged. The funeral services &C.
CURED Wednesday morning at 1870 from
St. Stephens church, Father Duane
officiating. Promptly at that hour, the
cortege entered the church, the pail bear.
ers, Messrs. E. L. Reed, T. G. Mclean,
S. W. Fitzpatrick, e. o. McGlsufin, ELS.
Page and John Coleman, bearing the
heavy black cssket containing the earth
ly remains of ". A. Greenwald, which
were followed by the bereaved mourners.
The altar of the church was fittingly
decorated with black and white crepe,
while the offerings OF flowers were mag
consisting Of 8 pillow, broken
column and numerous other designs.
The mourners were given front seats, and
just back of them was Go. B in full dress
uniform, under command Of Capt. Bart
lett, then members of the fire department.
and of the Royal Arcanum. The church
was crowded, hundreds being unable to
gain admittance. The services were i'm
pressive and the sermon by Rev. Duane
appropriate and eloquent. It is estim-
ated that fully two thousand people
we're present. One hundred and six car
riages were in the procession.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-05-05
Waited from Superior.

Snecfal to The Irish Standard,
Mins Gertrude McGuinness has 90
oanted 4 position in Constable Lusk's
Office % ,type-writing operator.
z. i. Hogan, Of Chippewa Falls, Is IN
tho city oaa2a viisiit Tor fsw days 70 his
/ brothsrs iin.law, ". ,. But e Geld u
4. rly m ~ e. II ! ointed police
! q. 9. y ,.l' the { f a.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-05-05
Do You

Do You a
Want money? or home? want work.
or q farm? want to open store il q;
growing town? Want 81 raise live stookf
Want to know how g buy improved farn1l
"a 3 ven settled Hon without f1liRll6s
|cssh? Particulars md public ationss l
Ire lf.s 81 Flsu Y iaI
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-05-05


GUS Irish Brigade-I came near saying
my Irish Brigade-which earned for it.
self so brilliant a record in American
military annals.
Many of the regiments in the Army of
the Potomac we're Irish, and none more
worthy of praise. There were the brave
Thirty seventh New York Rifles, and that
gallant Ninth Massachusetts. But the
officers and men of the brigade were all
Irishmen, and it must be considered the
true representative Irish organization in
the Civil War.
Two hundred years ago another fam
GUS Irish Brigade, leaving behind them
all but their honor, chose the tolls and
dangers of soldiers career in preference
to the home which was no longer home
to them, and, since they led the way,
Irish valor has won bright laurels on
every field in Europe and America, and
your countrymen in Ireland have good
reason to feel proud of your record in
America.
In former days-and in some countries
even yeti was customary when pre-
senting it's flag to the regiment to swear
every individual to be true to the flag
and to defend it with his LIES blood.
AT present no cloud Of war darkens our
horizon; but If We we're preparing for
the cenfict, and I were presenting you
your colofis, even e it were tho custom
there 8 administer an oath, I would 81.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-05-05
Continued from First Page.

here is government which has display
ed craftsmanship Of the common peo-
pie in every crisis that has confronted it,
which has enabled it to surmount diff
culties, to triumph over obstacles, to solve
problems which had perplexed the states
manship of the learned mon Of the world,
of the schools and Of those who claimed
to be the Lords anointed.
how AMERICA HAS pRosPERED.
Look back on the period when this
country had just been formed, when all
the world was rushing to extremes un-
der oppression to show the growth Of
liberty, when mon pretended that demo-
cracy meant riot and bloodshed, when
they pointed to France with Robespierre
and Marat and Sangieste with their
bloody knives and their active guillo-
tine, and warned us that it we trusted
power to democracy in this country we
would breed similar signs of confusion
and disaster, would bar our progress.
No repressive statutes upon our books;
no armel and uniformed force to territy
our citizenship; our republic started I'M
der the guidance Of the wisest men that
ever lived. It has prospered under the
best citizenship that God has ever
bestowed upon us. Loud applause.]
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-28
THE sgSATg AND HAwA1I-

Senator Morgan - Mt only a E-aa'
statesman, but r. w1t6a-Slliy aratr
lawyer as well
TTae. 40 mastEr'I! argument ~ defense
~ the Hawaiian con-pir,tors a-l be
criticised 90 sagHe Gtngte-a as the msrtes
sophistry. bgt IL VII b. generally n-
cedad vaat he has done about as N=si as
could be expected Hth O. bad case
According 10 tae slmulag up 81 rs
brlsf 10 the case ~ the Ul.=4 s,nta1 SIS
Hawaii. which may properly Do stYleI
a suit 10 dispossesa ths rlebttM owner.
the queen not only sympafalzed with ana
aided aud abette1, but absJlu-sly Inspired.
melted and instlga,el the revolution by
which her rsgnaHt power was 0yevfhrJaa
ana, contrary 20 au precedent and ia
utter repugnance 10 al natural laws ~
self-preseryadou. voluntarily abdicutai
her throne, and created tho lnterre.uurn
wilson paved the way 1oE the conspisators
VINO were plotting her fowafal Tae Cant
that she aDd her ministers do not at
tempt 20 resist the power % the Int a
States, az represented by minister pleni.
potentlary ana a fleet OF warshloS In the
harbor. 10 taken 70 mean that she had no
effective f5roe At her command and that
her government was therefore lncompe-
tent 20 protest its people against me
usurpation Of The allen consp.raiora ana
their purae-proud aalss. ald the eogent
argument IS presented that. under the
existing circumstances. 81 the conspir-
ators mad not "sRdped the swag" some.
body else would.
Mr. Morgan very cleysrly eyades any
discussion u that phase Of the oon,ro.
versy whioA might have tendency 20
quicken the moral perceptions. Ii makes
no effort 10 Justify the course q Minister
Stevens and his co-c0nsplrat except
upon the general theory that Nigh; nakes
right and that the foreigners having To-
Gated on che Islands ana invested their
bnoney there acquired the divine rlsht 10
s1sums control and disp9ssess the oc-
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cupaats. ~ they were unable TO reset
The supplement- OF United states marines
g assist 81 the plaEe is cucpsei % ihe
ground that thcy were prote-t'ug the
rights 81 ''Asns-can citizens" msduins
perhaps, che right ci c1nquae. ard the
o7us of the whole proc cllnE IS thrown
upon the queen. WHO b. srawI 60 have
plo'ied her own downfall ana % have
Voluntarily furu.uAei ;ho implements for
;he burglary q hev own houssh1d. me
whole matter is made 20 plain by The
siirsw3, but speclons attorney OF tAe ccn-
s'-ra;ors t1at 4 almost seems . usrve
5hat while every repuSEcan member Of
the committee eaEleai So hearing tae
evidence coincijed with me chairman,
the democratic members unanimously disc
senien. The only fauit NJ Morgan finds
with Miaester Sieveas IS That be cauSed
she American iaE to be RAISED on the
sovsra-nea; nlzlnnE az Honolulu and as
snmed All declared professionals over
that Nation n tho name OF ths United
States. TIE o1ae- dem5--uts OF the com
mit;ee dad TIA; the -aetivt. oTl-,ous ana
nnoeccrning participation" of Minister
stevens WAS directly coniuclvc 10 bring
ms ah'ut The craditoa % affairs wAch
resulted IN the overthrow % The qusaa
aad -aai mis- coaIuct is seriously repre-.
heSs.hie sai deserving d pubic csnsure."
Tae report gives Mr Cleveland credit
FOR doing what he Should have 55ne IN
she matter AMI f1ny approves his cop-s,,
but TO tbs the republicans. 90 course.
object