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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19
A Dallas Tyaoedy.

DALLAS. July ls-At the soutA Dallas
cotton mills, II. P. Bsrnsr. boss weaver.
assaulted Superintendent Nickel with a
knife, killing him almost instantly.
Barner next fatally assaulted the son Of
the superintendent. engineer OF the mill
He then surrendered himself to the police,
and Wa found to b. himself severely
wounded possibly fatally. Barner says
ne was attacked, but the evidence In that
his use Of the knife was the result OF his
beinu discharged
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19
WARM WORK

The Senate is doing uobly Ia au Il.
fort 10 relieve itself from the udium
which has attached 10 it through the
general opinion that it isa body formed
for talking instead of action. The
speed that has been developed on the
appropriation bills has been remark
able, and has attracted the favorable
comment of the country In single
week the Senate disposed of nine of the
fourteen appropriation bills which had
passed the House during the Senate
tariff debate. This is a record Never
before has such IN amountof business
been done by the Senate in six days
The bills that have passed are the naval,
army, pensions, military academy, for
tifcations, river and harbor, postofiice,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19
FINANCIAL STRAIN
ias Compelled Fall River Operatives 10 Give
Up a lona FiQht

FALL RIVER. MasA. July is--At a
nerting lsf light IL was voted by the
carders' association 70 endorse the action
Of III King Philip strikers IN deciding to
return 20 WORK This action was brought
about by the financial strain put upon
he new union. whereby II became neees-
,ary to ask the Wesvers' union 10 loan
800 until such time as the csrders could
be ia position u repay It. The members
4 the association have been out of work
lS weeks and will return 20 the mills on a
lower scale Of wages.
The Loom HKers union has also voted
10 return as soon ss work can be provided
for the members
The only strikers now refusing To re-
surn are the mem bsrs OF the Wsavers' A.
soc:stion. They nave q large fund At
their back, and many have gone to work
In other places
Portions Of Nos / and 2 mills are run
ning full There Is every reason 20
think that the other two mills will be
In operation before many DAYS
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19
IN CONGRESS-.
indian ADorop-i1ilhns Before the Senate.
Reed and Crisp In a Dispute.

WAsmsGIoN, July 10 The Indian sp-
preparation bili was under discussion In
the senate but final action upon 10 was
not taken The only important sppropri-
alton tucked on 20 the bill In the senate
WAS foT sD,i1J for the 81 Joseph's Indian
industrial school In Wisconsin.
Bills were passed authorizing Rear Ad'
mirsl John g. Walker, Surgeon General
Rufus Tryon and Commander C. H.
Davis 10 accept medals or decorations
from foreign countries
The following adlitioRal bills were
passed. To authorize the president TO sp-
point delegates 10 the meeting OF the In
ternational Geodetio association; direct
Ing the seer tary Of state TO accept .
painting, entitled Love and Life" frAn
& r. Wstts; 70 provide for the ressrys-
tion, sale and settlement OF certain
lands, and TO allow the Metropolitan
Street Railway company OF Washington
% change IT. motive power from horses to
pneumatic or underground power. The
conference report on the naval sppropria-
tion bill was agreed TO.
An interest ng and somewhat animated
colloquy sprsng up In the house over
record Of Tuesdays proceedings, which
showed him. according 70 the report OF
the tellers, 70 have been present and not
voting.
This gave Mr.. Reed an opportunity TO
contrast the efficacy Of the systsm OF
counting a quOrum In vogue In the Fifty
first congress with that recently adopted
By the house. He insisted that the sx-
perience OF mankind dem monstrated that
the former was the better.
Speaker Crisp defended the present sys-
TEN. asserting It's superiority over any
that had gone before IL that IL eliminated
the liability Of Intentional error.
The senate bill 20 regulate enlistments
In the army was passed.
The senate bill for the relief of Major
General George s. Greene was passed,
authorizing the president 70 plAoe Cen
srsI Greene on the retired list a. hrst
lieutenant II artillery. NO pension to be
hereafter paid him.
The agricultural appropriation bill was
referred 10 conference.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19

Mrs. Thomas 4. Edison voted at the
school election in Orange, y j., yes
terday. Mr. Thomas A. Edison did
not Whether the great inventor kind.
ly consented to remain at home 10
make the beds and dust the parlor fur
niture while his better half was help
ing to save the school district. or
whether he was intimidatod 10y Mrs. l..
and thus prevented from exercising his
civil right al the polls. we have moi
been informed All we know is that
Mr. F.. did not vote, and that Mrs. T.
did. What could be more significant,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19

With the Scueto Gteeming ahead on
the appropriations, the question arises
will not Congress get through its
labors earlier than was anticipated; !;
The expectation is that the conference
report Of the tariff bin will be com
pleted by about the 25th inst A clio
ture rule will then operate to limit de
bate. But in any event the Repuhli,
cans are not disposed to discuss the bill
at length, unless. as they have already
warned the Democrats, new bill is
brought forth. This is not likely So
the prophets are now fixing up"G Aug.
as the probable date of the dissolu-
ton.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19

What has the poor little son of the
Duke of York done that he should have
to struggle through his existence un-
der the weight of seven Christian
names each of which hc will hnve t.
try and live up to. As Edward he will
have to be light aud airy like his
grandfather As Albert he will have
10 be pious. like his grcat-grandfathor.
As George he must be frisky like his
father As Andrew, Patrick and Da-
via he must bc in turn and at once a
good Scot lrishman and Wclshman.
and as Christian it is hard TO- say what
he must be If he ever comes 10 hc
plain citizen of British republic hc
won't know what to do with them all
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19

France, Germany, Italy and Austria
are getting together, with the object
Of taking joint action against the
Anarchists The indications 60 to
show that there are strong parties in
all these countries. who, if they can
have their way, will make things so
hot for these gentry that they will be
forced b. clear out. But where are
they likely to 60 to. Here the matter
becomes interesting for ms. If they
are likely TO become emigrants, with
the United States n their destination
II is near time that Congressman should
say something on the matter. We don't
want tho foul DRAWINGS of the Eu-
ropoau cutters
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19
Name DeniIsis Elect Officer,

HocKLAED, Ne, July ls-The Maine
Dental society elected the following on
serH I. Ttbbetts. Reoklsnd. prssiaeut;
X. u. Miller, Rocklsnd, vice president,
=. A knowlton, fairfield, secretary II.
J. Roberts. Augusta, treasurer; L Bacon,
Portian .. librarian; L c. Bryant, Pitts
neld; l.. ;. Cailcott, Bangor; ID. w.
Fellows. Portland; 4. B. Sawyer. Skow-
hs ,an. and g. o. Nit hell, Bucksport,
executive committee. The next convsn-
tion will be la Bangor
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19
CONGRESSIONAL Nomination..

sTBEAToR lie, July Is. The Democrats
Of the Eleventh district nominated Rob
srt r Gibbons for congress-
LANCASTER o., July J8-Rspu bliosns
of the Twelfth district nominated ex-At-
torney General d. Fl Watson OF Colum-
bus for congress.
SAVANNAH, July l6-Rufus H. Lester
was unanimously renominated for his
fourth term in congress from the First
Georgia district
PEoruA. Iils, July ls-The Republi-
cans of the Fourteenth district nominated
J. V. Graf Of Pekin for congressman.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19
The A. n. U. No, Rscnanlzsd.

COLUMBUS, O, July ls-The strike Of
the employees Of the Colum bus, Hook
ing Valley AMI Toledo railroad
was settled last night by the ac-
ceptsnce Of proposition from President
Waite TO restore all the strikers to their
old places except the leaders The A. X
u is not recognized
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19
New Hampshire Republicans Meet

CONCORD, ". H.. July lS-The meeting
OF the Hepu blican tate committee last
evening attracted to this oity the largest
gathering of Repu blicans from all parts
OF the state ever known on q sinsuar oc-
sasioo. The committee was called to order
In the Republican state headquarters by
Chairman Jswett At $40 o'clock. and the
selection OF times and places for holding
the various conventions was at once pro-
ceedsd with. II was decided to hold the
state convention In Whites Opera House.
this city. on Sept. s, the First district con-
gressionsl convention st the Weirs Music
Hall on Sept Q. and the Second district
congressional convsntion IN Whites
Opera House on Sept. s. After fixing the
councillor, senatorial district and county
conventions the com mittes adjourned.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19

inter into ruson win no party In the
sominR election.
The convention closed with an address
from Cary Aud when he arose to speak
the Socialists arose likewise aud left the
convention In body. very much dis.
fruntled
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19
vOr Matchmaking Railroads

NEW YORK, July ls.-President Com.
per- said In an interview: Although the
strike failed in way, IL will be Of great
benefit 10 the people 1t Is "a convincing
argument 10 favor of government owner
ship Of all railroads IL has done more
than 10 years Of agitation could for the
naturalization Of the railways"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19
Irain wrsOkeG and Brldass Burned

Mls>oULA, Mon, July H. An eastbound
Northern Pacific train, the Hrst In 10 days,
was wrecked yesterday near here by a
dynamite cartridge Nobody was In.
jurei. \ trestle 100 feet long near here,
aud one lO feet long on the Ceur
d'Al,ne branch. were burned.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19
Northern Pacific "A Busy.

ST PAUL July ls-Ths Northern Pa
cihc line Is declared open and In operation
throughout les entire extent for all pas.
senGer J@filo The freight business has
20 n great extent been resumed, and all
are moving along satisfactorily.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19

In Providence yesterday the police
raided an opium Joint and held the
proprietor for keeping uui-
sance. Why couldn't the authorities
do that here;
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19
Electric Jumped the Track

REVERE Mass. July ia catastrophe
WAS narrowly averted here last night
An electric car jumped It's track at a
curve and dashed across the road into an
electric pole The car was wrecked, a
spectator named SeRes was slightly In
Jured by q fragment OF the pole, Motor
man Bougherty Of the car was bruised,
and lady passenger was badly, but not
seriously, shocked. There were 22 pas sem
gers aboard the car, many Of whom had
narrow escapes from injury.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19

Debs says the strike is not of II he
60 on making statements like this tho
opinion will become prevalent that Ac
is of bis base
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19
Business Is LOOKING up.

WHEELING. July ls - The Labells,
Wheeling Warwick and West Virginia
China companies, the four largest pot
terics in this country, resumed In full
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19

Honest Grover Is spurring mp the
tardy coufcrrccs Let the people aid
him, and get tho Tariff bill out of tho
way.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-19
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-11-06
The FINAL PERFORMANCES.
Sa1a SEolg Plays TO Be Presented
By The Daley Company.

TIE -Blsck Flag entertained z
good bo1se 81 The tbes.ar o. SstQr-
day night although II vss the
saooud performance Of the piece
within : sh0-t space q time Miss
Dslglsi=L ac1 Messrs- Snow. Hsllett
AID Sc1is acquitted themselves cradi-
tally. particularly NJ. Hsllst; VIA
made : ys.! tCnu! character out q
LszE1z
NJ Dale! En1ouLces that the
p-sssu; weak VII D. Ire last q his
dramatic season Tte repertoire
VII b. Tl=sdsy night Bronson
Towards ds-ighttul c5ue5y. Ina
Henrietta =Ih1rs3sy night Gills.tes'
Es- EOED SOY Of the late waT.
HID By tie Eosn!7: f0T Tia
matinee : spectacular production,
-Czn3=-zlls7 vii b given This i
: splscd5d Ill for TIE final week and
! Ougbt u hing cut tbsster- gosrs
Il large uaubsrs- The sceDic artist
s1d csrpsutsrs have bean busy FL
~ask getting Up special scenery for
esch pay; ous scene II psrtic1lsr. OF
which Manager Dale! L willing 70
stake his reputation vii b s1 ID
ts-Cr - b used tou0rroE night.
He declares that hs has never sssn
anything 50 slEbrsts OF q! stage
aid II hss sssn FL kinds u painted
csrEss-
Fo- sooe days NJ. Dale: hs5 been
nsgotisrug t9r the control q the
Opera House sz3 II 81 probability
II VII E1ocssd II securing Il He
: vel knoEu y tie United States
aid L II : position 70 engage at
trscEc-E-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-11-06

nothing = overlooked i tls-r hurry
Tbsy sem u Do things zoo1: IKE tbe
pushing. rushing Americans Only
they z-s more artistic T6sy have
more @. 81 eve to- ll5 beautiful
: vss-[sc- cSy vs. voCc1s1 to- lie
o-sz-Ts-esS- i u.s. C-szr- with Is
z-c-El t-sz1s. IEo bands wz-s -se6
tx ne E--e-z-- elements q ne co.o-E.
Ever p-ses occupied 1F one q lLs
-z-s EzS 65-el-S-5C- LLSE Used -LS
5zE, -z-.s-1s s-6 greens E.-l.-ss-E-
-zuz-zss establishments S5s1 % rs1
-S.s from hSIsCksU-ll lL--G-- snail
shops s-e numerous II -Lal vicinity
ne ~L1-sSz-z EC-=ss- agencies SDC
30 mercantile -CS-- -C1lu-S down --w-
z-s Esl known. There 49, evidently
u me u ~ 6ssl-z-zu-s- me desire
49, simply - make 8 1lSr-sF L1s-
~C--l Ce-t s. 11s p-1v--5-[ss- A.
u-s u-zuS q h--E S--sz- there wzs 3
s---E O. -S--s--s from s s-l-s % :
t11-LlE opposite
lie raasu1i1l s. lls legation T-zs s
vs-E u.-s--y affair. Greetings u Jzp-
z-aSs characters u-1sEs-tz5 TIE walls
Tcass EEs u blossoms sid -Ls wc,-s
rs 1os- lie receiving party co--
SS-ei y NJ. and Mrs. EC7zI- assisted
u Mss Castle. Mss WSlkzr. Mss
CzSEz and 5 -CDts- u TsC.zoass Es--
1-s-s-- Re--as1EE : S=e-e served II
IL opposite p.Sr.or s-1 q Ls lAls-S-
II re smoking non IL ge11-s1s1
fond sV.se-zl s-.s--sz-Ez1t. I1s-e :
G1z LsEC i lLs r5zr o tls ECjl
--s1isss- H=-s Ezs Evz1 81 5Lhiti-
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sz-ue1-s- figures q Ez1 sid -ous1
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Esrs ss-- i1.o Ire 81. MSov q LEs
--zs-s C-u-E-zCs1 s11-i IL -sE-- !
-1Ecs- O TAFzCss5 gentlemen E5-=
zl=sys zuc-l . explain boz re Uys-
-5--oZs Sz--z- sIe--s E5-5 produced
OF he Avn n 1rC-: t-= C7oT5r--
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refreshments C-Ee=5 O he -zr-5s IL
S-5= r5s-- = Osc= 3 Cz---=-- s11 7Tz-s
1z---lly ss-v5-l- SlE5 q. re costumes
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-11-06

policy which : t0- rle good q he
Comfy and xii provide institutions
which will Esi1-zic cb= rights q The
Eaop-5- s-6 m people ShsI als0 81
Ively assist z-5 -stor II C151- with
-.lis r1-l'-ts5-
The addresses v=r= 81 q 3 patriotic
and loyzl Cz-1-=- d. Eo1sE via
LIS volunteered tC- The Esr, s-o-ss5
th= audience . : fra pitch NJ.
Nzrz-z's Grafton EEs E-e e53--- T1=
szl1-s-c-g. u 4 IUz--s1i- Ezs 5
EE-u ~-5uUz LssS-s- Z kz-o.
D.. = Asz-o and B >z5u1E1 Eers IL
ts-r1pte5 81 coes-s G-r5uE he ds-iv-
81 q 1hs1r =-eseLss- Abo1- SIS P=0-
pl= gathered to- tLa display q Ire
E1-Es
TIE down town japanese Lad : 5o--!
Celebration q ibsir ON II TIE NON
-E- About sky @ t65n dressed =
Jsuz1ass ue1-ot-Ezr= n=l Ibe!
lad re native hand and marched
srUCo6 for Al hOur. Passing ths eI-
ec1Ev5 b1il5i1g the! ehsersj the
Payable Tbe bs1d I'D then Ero1nd
70 Wzshi1Eto1 Plzes- and The music
-hs-S Tzs Hawaii Pond
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-11-06
Is FULL PLEDGED.
Opthalmic College Diploma Granted
70 q. 2. Wlchusn.

H. F. Wichmsn, Of the big Jew
elry house on Fort street. is home
from the United States aud will be
at the old stand this morning, He
went SbCcad 70 perfect himself as
sn opiieisn. Mr.. Wichman took
the full course with s regular class
So the Chicago opthalmic College.
This is s standard institution. He
ranked high in his studies and has
: i.S;-clSsS diploma, Mr.. Wich-
man Is now capable Of fitting
glasses SIS the work should be done.
He brought s complete stock and
IS well made heavy purchases Of
jewelry, novelties, clocks and
watches.
According 70 NJ. Wiohmsn, bust
ness in the eastern psrt Of the
United States Is improving. There
IS no change We; in the west, where
merchants in every line sre CON-
plsining. The jswelry business
Is the barometer of trade every
where, said Mr.. Wichmsn.
When il picks up other people are
getting hold Of money. In the
east the jewellers are making en-
coursging reports. | gave them s
good impression Of the commercial
conditions here"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-11-06

Honolulu aud On many plantations.
Loazl features ot The Gzy were 5 pro
esssloo N The morning. : reception ny
NJ sud Mrs Fu5-i S. The legation il
tie afternoon Sud s monster meeting
a. ,1s Be-ei2uis street a-mo-y IN The
evening The fireworks were 81 Of
nom II front @. The y. G. Z dril- shed.
ne japanese z-s quick. zsstt1l
People Vel they are - bright thsi
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-11-06

II tb= rsesn: nesting Of ire
[ Unitarian Convention, held 81
Saratoga, NsE York, one OF The
Presbyterian churches Ezs PIT It
their disposal And, then. The
Cuiiznzn= invited TIE Roman
Catholics - deliver soms discocrses
. them, and Ols Of then showed
h0E al Christians could sc.k To-
gstbe- o. certain lines- TIE txo
denominations are widely apart.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-11-06

Every number U.S. listened % 81
ts1-ysly BY Tie audience q li't3- Al
u Tie plscs Sr0ss when NJ. Full US
presented The Co1Sci-Gs1eral wSs
chsscsd fo- DsSrly minute At.e-
some lDlro6l e.O-y remarks hs res5
tie pccelsDsilol PIT forth when the
Miks5o sScs16sd The throne twenty
seven wears $50 To tie carrying OFT q
Tie spin. n this inaugural < 5le. II s
great measure. he Tremendous p-,o-
Eress Ds6s By The nation Following
! 5 translation q TIE message % he
people zl6 q The void
:. Assemblies z-e s>.zl-sSte-1- s.
political Institutions n which 81
S.s:s z9sirs S-s 70 ts decided by pub
lie opinion
= Al classes o. people II re In
plrs, wl1hoo. regard - r2-k - 6on-
dilo1. must d animated BY c1s spirit
n carving O1f TIE political develop
uelc q he co1lEy.
3 Al Oilers either n -Ee civil O
military service, zC6 ne Common
people. shsll pursue 5 good P1rp.1,ss,
sl6 u1s- oo- - discourage
Z Al Suc5s-- s16 unworthy c-s-
IONS and practices z-s abolished s-6
All people s-e % CONFORM ltsir lives
- 1Ls graf Gz1ss q tie Universe
:. knowledge uCs1 - so1Eh. by
sll- zId lhs to1D6zllols q The Empire
D. he'd II reverence. IN The hops
and promise @. making ; reformation
O. Lhe nation. which : Needed, ! The
EDpa-o-. = 1hs leader q ths people
solsD1ly sEez- b=su-s lhs Dsity q tie
I -ivs-S=, -Es- - VII establish s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-11-06

TIE NozuSl1z lUzu IL t1= crack
Eh==lo=n Ezs : i3yf1l sEsiE-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-11-06
American Comments o. tie Cable
NssoGstioaS
ISLAND STATESMEN 4sE AELZ,
rls 81 Warrington lzterested-StAEe
0ep2-zrnent'> ScncsrD-T<iS in lara-
entail Circles On the Coast

WASHING Oct S7.-Ths lS3s
news from Honolulu 0: the Sbrup.
check given by tie Dole government
fo the neEo.is;ionS by commissioners
from EnClSl6 Tor special coocessiouS
fo- S station IN the Hawaiian Islands
t0- 5 prc5 ss.ei CSole between British
Columtis sI6 Australia hiss been r.
csiysi here with Crsst satisfaction,
because 0. The positive attitude q the
Hawaiian Government IN ret.,>-
lnC. On Scco1nt Q: pTio- eN-
elusive trssty engagements with
tas United States. 10 make sny
such grant S. thsI requested by GresI
chsrSc.sriEs this move made by the
British Government s. psrt q its
mSchirstlonS for new advantages II
TIE Pscite ocean.
j. : vel known, however. tbs. sll
governments sire anxious for the e.
lSolishueu: q Geographic comuuni-
cation with the islands q The Pacific.
Daring The siulnEs q representatives
q TIE United StStes, Grsz. Britain
A16 Germany 81 Berlin. 81 which the
three Powers entered into the existing
I-lpsST.lte arrangement IN neESrd 10
ths neutrality Snd su.ooomo1s gov
eminent q the Samoan islands, the
Slojec. o. the eSlS blishmeDT Of tels-
Ersphic csbls Communication with
Samoa gzs broscbsd 70 the confer
s-cs by the British delegates. who
stated Tbs. the establishment Of tele-
graphic cable communication wculi
greatly assist IN preventing future dis
-u-rsSrsr-sS The 4 American Commits
slone-s- through John A. hSsso1. SIS
sured the conference Ihst the United
States wSs equally 6esirols Of having
.SlsErsphic Communication eStsb-
lishe6 with SSmos- bur thSt i WAS 5
matter upon which the American
Commissioners had 10 authority 70
-rss. s. tbs. time sDd p.&ss.
Tie Recent occurrence = likely 10
Esd 70 diplomatic CORES onceDce with
this Government sDd slso 10 hasten
seton IN Congress upon the matter o.
encouraging the lsyingo o. Isl5Ersphie
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the Hawaiian Islands, s. 20 which
preliminary seton hSs already been
iSken N Congress
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under this Administration II hSs SlS0
shown is cisilcliDstion 70 enter into
sny further ''entsngllng alliances
with foreign governments by cooper
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@ any o-hsr pupose-
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