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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-31

- 9Sos bic 9lu*iidten oes republita=
nilGen GounDtfets i'll niht gerinsen
GraOe 'bQbi9eN lpil0, 1T Der llmltano,
bab MN ooiielbe oQ9emein IlIr oas Hro:
butt eines 9tinses BAIT. The fine
Italian hand gewiIler repu0lifanil6er
Sra9t5ieber seiste ih ioGbreno Der san=
sen GOnpentiOn unb Die 9anSe SLATE
ging nit be>punoernapiiyoioer @ldtte
our6. 0ab lid bereits iet Mohen Elm
itarfer republifaniiher Sing 9ebjloet
bate, pIiFTen ia bic 5raBen Don ben
9dherr. Die yGpenin9 IispotD~
bra6te meni9e Sage por Der Convention
einige 9trifel, >oclde einen glif binter
bic Goulillen 9eltatteten, noA &C.. li6
Die Nropte5eiun9 BEG Slattes, oab bic
''slate" 9ebroAen puros, nidt erfilllt
Sie $oerrer, tpel6e Die 0rGbte 5peen,
perItanoen es meiIterbaft Die CppoIition
iabm Su le9en.
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Der Ioo. 2Irbeiteri hub.

9as SGeinar9Yment Der S)o1Sollner,
oob Die Wtc&inleDbtll Den Nrbeltalobn err
b0be, lit lhon 10 oft wioerlegt woroen,
DOB es lm @runbe 9enommen liberIllllllg
lit, mod einmal ouT DdIlelbe SurildSu Sutom=
men. Q8ir baben '6pn Su tpieoerbpiten
,llalen na0gepIelen, Oob penn in eini=
gen Gran6en Der omeritanilDen ,Snou=
ltrle Die yD6ne bDber llnb als III England
oselea nun in lol1en Gron6en ltottiin=
Def, luel6e sll ben MID the 6 ii stem
geb6ren. Sn Den meilten beI6iitten
yrano)en lit, pie l6pn Die republitanl=
l9en StoatsiefretGre Gpurts uno Blaine
III ibren Sabresberi6ten na9pielen, Der
2lrbeita lDDn, menn man bic Guantitdt
oer pom oen9(rbeitern 9elieferten Nrbeits=
Ieiltllns in Setra6t Siebt, niehri9er als
in Gnslano. lleberbaupt luiirben li6
Die op150llner ge,pib nidt Ip lebr fir
oas SbugSolliDltem beseiltern, lpenn
oolielbe eine GlbObun9 Der 30bne sur
6plge bGtte. Sober peiB, oab 2obners
bobunsen in ben bel1isten Sran9en
ourhpee bur6 bic orsanili lirten Q(rbeiter
no6 sroBen admpfen errlneen ipurben.
Wabreno ber lesten republifanii9en
yiatonalplatform 5ufol9e Der 3pQ ni1t
bober Ietn 1oll, ols Der Il llnteri 9ieb
Der ameritanii6en unb europdil den
20bne, betrdst Der Mc&inlep5ou tbatla6=
lid in pielen GGllen bas 9pppelte, 0rei=
fade, ia lo9ar 8ierfotbe bes sansen
u beitslpbnes. Senator Mtils
pon Seras, betanntli6 elmer Der entl6ie=
oeniten uno fenntnibrei6iten Ser fe9ter
Der Sarilreform, bat in elmer leiner i'm
eonsreb sebaltenen Geosn mebrere l9lo=
9enoe BetIpiele ongefiibrt uno ben 9te=
publifanern geSei9t, wel1er unterl9:eo
Spll6en Dem an9ebli6en S6ub bes
Nrbeiters uno Dem S9uB Der rei6en
6obritQnten beIie6t.
Sn elmer SOnne Stabllhieren lino bic
9lrbeitsfoten So, Der Sarif $13.44
Sn 500 luertb Observation-Disclosures
lino bic Nrbeitsfoiten $44 "a, Der 5arii
SS0,1l.
Sn 800 pertb Seiben Stildpoaren
lino bic 9lrbeitstpiteN S22.54, Der Sorif
$50.
Sn 800 tuert9 Wiatten uno Wtatten=
merf Iino Die 9lrbeitsfoten $34.9O, Der
Sortf $6S.59.
SSn 800 pert1 @ieorren unb Gioa=
retten lino pie Nrbeitstpiten $34.5I oer
Sorif S125.36.
Sn 800 ipertb gBollen= uno Oorn=
3eug linb bic Mrbeitsfolten $2O.S5, ber
3arif $100O2.
Sn 800 lpertb Sopferwaaren lino bic
.glrbpitstolten 1856, Der Sarif 500.
eSn 500 mertb Nerlmutterfnopien
lino Die 9rbeitsfoiten S39.69, Der 5arif
S143.61.
Su 500 lpertb Sonnin betrooen bic
MrbeitsfOlten 1870 Gents, Der Sarif
Is Gents
Sn 500 wertb BaumwoQenwoaren
linb bic NrbeitsfoIten S24.24, Der 5ariI
$57.0S.
Su 800 wertb 2einpano lino bic 9lr=
beitsfoTen S457, Der 9arif s52.9S.
Sn 500 pertI 9eu6bnlI9em 6enlter=
elas fno Die 9lrbeitstDjten $780, Der
5arif $9S.39.
sSn elmer Sonne Go6eilen lino bic Nr=
beitsfolten $I.5O, Der 5orif 1912.
s.: elmer 5onne Gilenbarren linb oie
Nrbeitsfolten $4.57. oer Sarif $52.9S.
&ann man li@ oa tuunoern, baB bic
&luft 5,uilden &et9tbum unb Wrmutb
ii9 in bieiem Sanbe INNER mebr erpe,s
tprf 2
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Soerr Cutbmaitc murbe Dhne Sp=

- Serr Out9maite lpurbe obne Sp=
petition nieoer nominirt. Sreunbe Der
Sarifreform uno elmer 9ellnoen Q8db=
rung fOnnen ll6 nm 10 mebr iIber Die
INSTRUMENTATION frenen, offs oerr
Outbpaite in beioen 6raeen itets aui
oer Seite oerjenigen Su linoen mar,
lpeld)e Die e6ten bcmotratiI1en Gruno=
1GBe pertreten. MS alter, erfabrener
4arlamentorier miro 0err Outbwoite
i'm beporitehenben 9SablfanpTe oans an
leinem Ylobe ietn. gSos bic @iIn1De
bes II. .Siitrifts, ramentii6 Der StaotGo=
lumbus i'm Nleemeinen, betriTit, 10 limb
bieielben pon ibm itets nit sr0bter 3upor=
fpmmenbeit beriiflid)tig1 moroen. 9ob
es bier unb oo einiee ''soreheads" oibt,
ldbt lif ia bel oer @ertbeilung Der
gatrpno0e niemals permeioen. Sic
9auptlafe bleibt bod Itets. boB Elm
GpngreBreprdIentont nur lnlhe 4erio=
men fiir 2lnltellungen enpfoblen bat,
lpel9e bic erfprberIiten 6abiefeten be-
5iyen uno an beren gbQrotter fein Ntofel
tlebt. Sn bieIer 8e5iebun9 fam 9}ie=
mano 9errn Out6waite einen @orpurf
MAIDEN. Cbuob Die Jlepublifaner es
nidt an Nnltren9unsen Fe6len lalien
peroen, I'm ben - 8iitrift 5u erobern,
10 1T al 0errn OutbmQite's 98ieoer=
uabl bob foum 5n smeifcIn,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-31
Sendtoren ourh Dolfspabl.

Q&aIDineton, 23. Wlai. -- Ser
betre{ienoe @ausuusi0ub bat seltern be-
ldlonen, bic Vorlaee 5uder's, g., ppn
0irsinien, nit 9iiniiiser GmpTeblune an
bas 0aus 5u berihten ber 81 folge in
3ufunft Die Senatoren bur1 birette
Ypltslpo6l erlpablt peroen 1pllen.
Die 4epolution in Salpaoor.
g8al6in9ton, %. Meoi. - Sm
Worinebepartement 1T bic fpl9enbe 9e=
pelhe BON Dem &ommanbanten Sbomas
POM &anonenbopt Bennington" aus
ga 2ibertab, SolDabpr, ein9etrDIfen;
ySn Ga 2ibertab lit oas &riegsre1t
proflanlirt lporben, Ote 8epolutipnare
i'm III Sana Qnna unb Ga Ylatafon5ent=
rirt. Gin &anonenbopt Der Gegierung
BON SalpabDr liegt int bielieen 5afen,
I'm notbieenfaQs ben Yralioenten ber
Hepublif aufnebnen Su f0nnen. IS be-
Tinoen lib feline ameritaniI6en Bir9er in
Ga Sibertao,
Die eefidten ponserplatten.
9salbinston, %, Miai. - 0ie
llnteriu9uns Der ganSeplatten 9lTaire
lpiro mor9en beginner. 9as GDmite
beitebt aus 9emofraten unb 9iepub=
lilanern. 9ie llnterlu6uno pirb bel
pffenen Sbiiren ItattTinben.
Die 8imetouilten.
gSol Dingtpn, q. Wlai. 9ie
gimetdlliiten=2i9a bat bic Tolsenben Ge=
1ollltiOnen an9enDmmen
vDie 2i9a lit gans entl6ieoen eeeen
lebe lpeitere Qlusgobe pon iinstraoen=
Den Bombs uno ibre Wtitglieber meroen
ebe lie filr Gongrebreprdlentonien ltim=
men, itets BON jenen bic 3ui6erune
perlansen, oab lie jeberseit fir Die 5rei=
prd9ung BON Silber unb Bplb aur State
bon 16 5u eintreten perben, unb BON
ibnen ferner bos @eripre6en perloneen.
ooB tie fir Die YoIliruaa elmer ettpaigen
Sreiprd9ungsbill liber bas Neto bes
Yrd|ioenten binmeg itimmen lperben, i'm
SSolle cine lpl6e Bill pallirt nnb ppm
Hrdlibenten NIT isinem Teto beleet
meroen fDllte."
Die Higa erfiQrt feruer bas beltebenbe
Noitonolbanfen=SDitem fir bas unper=
i6dmteite Wtpnppol oes l9. Sobrbun=
oerts; empIieblt bic Ginfii9rung zines
WtunsIDItems, lpeld)es bic Girfulotion
beg 2anbes auf $50 per &opi su erboben
bsItimmt lit, inbem Silber= uno @oIb=
jSreiprdgung i'm NerbGltnib BON 16 III l
eineefiibrt miro uno SGobamtsnoten
ausgegeben weroen; erfldrt, boB es Die
Hflibt bes S6obomtslefretdrs lei, aQe
i'm Shagamt befinoli6en MetoQppr=
rdtbe Su prdgen unb bic 3in1en anf bic
Onentiibe Sdulb nur init Gilber au be-
5ablen; uno gum S6lub. .pirb bic 9luss
sabe pDn $45O,O00,0O0 unoersinsli9er
gtoten BON fleinen 8etrdgen perlanot.
Ser Sag ipulbe i'm uebrisen nit Be-
benbalten berbrad)t. Ser Gol. fsisfe,
bon 0enper, be fiirmortete in elmer Gebe
Die Grbauuns elmer gilenbabn BON
Yittsburg bis nah Gan Tranciscp bur9
bic Gegierung, Inn oamit bem 0olf auf=
5u1elfen unb lpdter elmer iolben na9
oem Siiben.
Die 8eitehunssunter
W bington, "a. Mai.-G. %.
8uts Der Wfann ber bel6uloist luoroen
III, einen 8erlu6 semaAt gu baben bic
Senatoren 9unter unb &ple gu beite9en,
mar seitern tuieber por oem llnteriu9=
unssausi9uB erl6ienen. CT erfldrte
Dem Nusl9ub 9eeeniiber baB 6. 6. SOL
man, elm bieitser Mnfprii@esNsent, bos
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-31

I'M 10 eber permeioen, oIs es cine be,
fannie Sbatlads 1T, oab bas sun,e Seer
tueitli6er 9esperabos, Yolttutldenrduz
ter uno ionitiser &oaoasents aus Gin
oebDrenen belteDt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-31

Miit 9lh uno &rah lit lpieher elm
fran,0iIhes &obinel SureNtgciinmert
iporben. 9Sie lon9e miro es lalten 2
Sas leBte mar toum Ieh5 9fOnnte aft.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-31
9os State SDurnol" matbt le

S0s State SDnrnu!" maht lebt
tagtasli9 Den &erluh, ben nqlusldn=
bern" bic in SQinois uno Colorado pcr=
iibten 9uslhreitun9en III Die S1ube su
fdie6en. Sub lib an Oielen elnsl9rei=
itunsen 9luslanoer bet6eiligen ltest in
,ber Natur Der Sabe, oa oieielben pm
amerifanil0en @rubenbeIibern beeroen=
ipeiIe impprtirt ipuroen gSenn aber
bas State SpuruaI" bos eingewanoerta
Clement fir alle i'm gQnne pcril6ten
Musl1reitunsen perantportlid MAIDEN
mill, 10 III. oas einfab cine natipiItilben
@eliiiten eniiprln9en6e 0umm1eit 2lls
]ib por einigen Wo1en Die Gorepbonoen
prganiiirten, Gi'enbobnsiloe toperten
uno ionitlgeH llnIug trieben, luaren es
mebrere einseborene @pnperneure, pel6e
1i9 DeigerienL ge9en Die Gerle einSu=
11reiten. Gs lit taum ein Sobr BET TloI=
fen, leitoem Der nerrfte GDuperneur
Maite ppn Colorado lein S6la6trob
bis sum 3iisel I'M glute Ieiner Witbilr=
Ger baoer tpDllte. llno aug lpel1en
Glementen beitanoen oenn bic Wdnner,
1pel1e baa amerifanilde 0plf in einen
pieridbrieen giirserfries perwidelten ?
g8dre Der Moroen jemals iiegreih sewe=
len, iuenn Die einge,panoerten Glemente
ni6t Der Gegieruns bel Der Sefdmpfurs
iener veineeborenen" GebeQen geiitanb
geleiitet bdtten? Bootb, welber 2ineoln
ermorbete, NOR ein sehorener Marplans
Der unb 6uiteau, Der Morber @arfielo's,
mar, tpenn au9 bon canabil6er Mbfunft,
in Mmerita seboren. Gin 8latt BON Der
BeSeutune bes State Sournol" iollte
.berartige nnberedtiste gei9ulbisunsen
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Der rsGeitbpte" erlheint tdsIih unb fpltet
Geb1t seln rSamlltenfreunb," ais Spnnta9ss
aatt, pprtptrei $500 yer Sabr pser 80 per
sRonat fret in's @aus eelieiert.
Na1 Seutidlann, Der Shwei; unb Seitreid,
selat,tt fpitet bereIte pprtpfrei $500 per
Sahr.
0aS SSphenblatt bes ,,8eitbpte" erl6eint
leben Spnneritas gum Sreiie ppnl $500 per
sssatr.
Na6 SeutlhlanS, ber Shipeis unn Seitreith
sortpirei $3.50 per Sabr.
Der Greis fiir ben 6anilten. Gisrsuno betrdst
fiir Seler hes gSph hentlattcs MIR 80 Gts. per
Sabr: fir Nitbt .Mbcnnenten: 81 90 rnb ipirp
pcrtpfrei fit 9eler res gSpdenblatteS su $l.00
per Satr, fit Nitt ;9tbpnnentea ;u $3.50
ser Sabr na6 Seutlhlano nerlanrt
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Q9al lbineton, 23. W}ai. - Ser
betreNenOe @ansausl0ub bat seitern be-
ldlollen, bic 0orlase Cutters, g., ppn
Girsinlen, NIT 9iiniii9er Gmpfe6luns an
oas 9aus 5l beribten, ber suiolse in
3ufunft Die Senatoren bur6 birette
9nltsluo6l erlpablt lueroen 1p1en.
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Outlines OF IN. Plan Suggested for the n,
Organization OF the Company.

n,,,,... ~ Al. MI. ....--.... t.. a. n.
o" " ~ rs" S"sseoa 'o' s.s Ae-
Organization OF the Company.
.ontaranca wa. baId In phi,ad.inh,. n,
,,. va oN n 10 y"
SATURDAY between the receivers OF the Phila-
delphia and Reading Railroad Company and
,ha .ounssl Tor IN. Nav yo,k com mittaa awe
"e ',.S ~ ."e w" 80 u- W
senting the general mortgage ponunoiders In
regard to the REORGANIZATION OF tho com pAny.
Tha follovin1 suoosstiopa wsra auraad nnon
N
as the OASIS Tor plan OF reorganization:
Tho floating Indebtedne OF the com pAny
,nclndino tba racaIvar., car,Iacataa .mourt.
"eH "e S,o 80 ntlo rs S ST., .
IN round NUMBERS 10 9l2oOO,OOu Inc FINANCE
Company OF Pennsylvania has had charge Of
,ha oooI ,rd coal oo.onrts ~ ,ha phua1.i,hI.
INC So"' au" 'oai "ssOuu'S VI .,'e i"i'"eeipn'A
and Heading Coal ana Iron Company for the
last fifteen months and the business has been
conducted In a varv satisfactorv mannar ard
.ts.' I.. 80 80
the advances nave been Increased 80 that they
now amount to $1,000 600
"Tho .aa,.,,u a., ,ho o.....t.. =, A. .
-, nv P ~ s"1 pVso'eon o' mo
FINANCE company Is believed 10 be sufncient
TO warrant an issue Of So 600 600 OF q mar cant
So, ,va.- tr,,s, oar,Jao.tas ,yhioh oo,,, -. "a
teh.IeAi uuss oot'iheA'es. "nio" oouiu 20 SOU
to the public at par. and the Finance Company
has intip ated that II this can be done it's an
81 oh,rca To- aarvioa. ,yIiI h. ,,at.rI.IIv :.
Sual a..t' ,nn l'Io.s WI, oe
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Mass HE Troops asd Arrest the Two
Fighters aud Their Baeker..

Mass HE Troop. aad Arrest the Two
Fighter. aud Their Hackers.
JACKSONVILLE Jan. 15.-Harris and Watkins.
the colored puRilists. met at the opera house
to- night under articles OF agreement identical
with those signed by Corbett and Mitchell. and
were not interfered with.
The bout was under the supervision OF the
Chief OF Police. and the referee was vested
with power to stop the mill whenever IL
reached point indicating danger to life and
limb. This was not necessary at any stage OF
the go" as It was q hippodrome pure and
simple.
The club people were disappointed that the
State authorities took no action to stop the
contest. They were hopeful until the last
moment that Gov. Mitchell would In
terfere. thereby showing his hand and
giving them an idea of what might
be expected II Corbett and Mitchell
meet. The Governor. It Is said. never IN
tended to interfere with the fight tonight,
believing that 1t was simply a dummy affair
arranged by the club to draw him out with the
intention OF gaining some point In the legal
complications which State Interference would
The i'm preston is that the Governor has the
club in hole so far 9s pulling on the big mill
The club people seem to be q the same ogln.
.o,hi,n' whsra ba VII hoS. e eno t Sta.e
view with the Governor tomorrow Bow
den goes. 1t is understood. to make a
last plea to the Governor to let uD in his oppo-
sition and allow the Cor bett- Mitchell match to
be fought Bowden has always backed the
Governor politically in Duval county. and he
thinks that he is entitled to some claim TO Ex-
ecutivo consideration;
The club. however, has been so defiant in its
attitude toward the Governor. and thu latter
has TAX en- such a determined stand against the
fight. that few believe Rowdens duplication
will result In any benefit to the club.
The Governors plan in regard to the fight
tia here in sufficiept force TO insure the
arrest OF the principals and their hackers, and
to oyerawe the club people should the latter DO
disposed 10 make resistance. 1t is understood
that the Governor has all plans consummated
to this end.
OF those OPPOSED to the nght. do not relish the
camp and a call IL being circulated tonight
for a mass meeting Tomorrow to protest
against the proposed calling out OF the militia
by the Governor Not a great many have
signed the call so far. but among the signeTs
are some Of the most prominent business
firms OF the city.
Mrs. Corbett continues very ILL., She caught
a chill from bathing in the surf. and 1t may he
a week before she RECEIVERS
Referee John Kelly has telegraphsd the
DuVal Club that unless he Is urgently needed
he will not leave New York until next Friday.
He will DO requested to start as early pos
Hor SPRINGS. $. D.. Jan. 15.-The Athletic
Club Of this city has offered S6O.OOO for the
CoFbett- Mitchell mill II il is not decided in
Florida and the President has been authorized
TO open negotiations with the men,
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ARTHUR W. DIsocx,s LIaBILIrIrs.
Hts A ppiIeation 60 be Relieved OF . I, 500. 900
Now Before the Court.

KINGSTON Jan. l5-The matter OF the applI-
cation OF Anthony W. Dimock. an insolvent
debtor. came on this afternoon before County
Judge Clearwater at his chambers. Mr.. Dim
ock desires to be relieved OF his liabilities.
which. according to schedules. are over
81. 800 900. The failure OF Mr.. Dimock. who
was at ono time an active New York merchant
and successful In Wall street. was due to the
recent strinxency In the money market. After
his failure he came to DenninR and organized
the Peskamooss Club. which owns a large
tract OF land and club house. and tho appll-
cation alleges he has made the club house his
home
The schedules filed show that creditors to
the amount OF s92l. 400 have waived their
claims against Mr.. DimGck. and. armed with
these consents. he applied to Judge Clearwater
for his discharge. some creditors oppose the
OF EIiEabst n j.. and that he has not secured
consents sufficient 10 entitle him to his dis
Passsysnt Co. 5S.s1S; fisTit%an 4 ca, So.
iSs 81 sio Io S Hg%s
s333.sl5 Total eonsentinG creditors. SOL
The non-eensenting creditors are Moses
sahlsin. S37 ,77d; Irving National Bank,
SI4, 220; ContinsntAl Fire Insurance Company.
ers IL Io sS and Trust psny SIS AS central
National Bank. 81 1000; United states National
Rto.. H SIiisI' Ssptneri si5.5iG; Revere Revere
Life Insurance. Co, s4lOss; Pearl & 20. fo-
account OF O. A, Johns, S21.Sl7: RolstOn &
Bass, Sl5.;}5O; Charles Head 4 Co, Sl4 Sti4 (;
q 4 ], II. Leysrieh. sl4, 80; Turner. Manuel
\ Co. 81 ,425; National Bank Of Commerce.
S3B, go; National Park Bank, S23O27; Chase
National Bank, S5.9o2. Total non-eOnsenting
creditors. s4lU.452.
Those who appear in opposition are the
Farmsrs' Loan AID Trust Company and the
United States National Bank.
The entire afternoon Was occupied with the
sxaminAdon OF Mr.. DimOek. He admitted
that there we're liabilities other than those
mentioned 10 the schedules amounting to
nearly 81 900. OOO.
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LURRED AWAIT AND STABBED.
DR.. Ashbrook Was n Witness In n Penains
CrImlaaI Case-MM Probably DIE.


wHEELrSo. W. Va. Jan. ia series OF
prosecutions is pending in the Criminal Court
against several OF tho former officials Of the
local headqarters OF the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company OF New York.
About year ago officials OF the company
came here and procured indictments against
William Groves. manager OF the local branch I:
DR.. II. l.. Ashbrook. the m edical examiner and
several sub-agents alleging forgery and en-
bezzlsment. Mr.. Groves's case came on first
last summer and he was convicted. but pro-
cured a new trial Last fall his case came up
again and he was convicted upon one indict-
ment.
A second case was to have come on to-day
before Judge Jordan. DR.. Ashbrook. although
also indicted. was witness for the State
against Groves
Last night about half past IL o'clock mes
senRor went to DIR. Ashbrook's residence and
said that the Doctor was wanted to attend q
man in the eastern edge Of the city who had
said that when the Doctor arrived In what 10
known as the Peninsula man would meet
him and direct him to the wounded man.
Ashbrook went out In his buggy. and on the
low him, The Doctor got out Of his buggy and
followed tho man across a field and over the
bank OF Wheeling Creek.
As he started down the bank. he was knocked
stabbed repeatedly, one knife wound pen
etTating the stomach. Four men were In the
assapting party; In about an hour Or. Ash
brook MANAGED to crawl up the bank to
His horse took him home. where he arrived
unconscious about 2 O'clock to-day. He Will
probably die.
Or. Ashbrook had received two warnings re-
terested in the pending cases. but he paid no
attention to them.
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mn HAWAIIAN INQUIRY.
porsTs BEoUsHT our nj zHs sKr-
1rE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
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A.. Investigating Hawaiian affairs met this
..o,ning. and for the FIRST time since they be-
"a, work there was no witness TO testify. II
s,s thought that Lieut. Commander Swim
tnrne would be present. but owing to illness
\. was again compelled 10 remain away. The
sommittee put In much OF the morning In con-
,.renee over the testimony so far adduced and
a a discussion Of the latest message OF the
pr.sident. which contained the real news OF
the situation.
The appearance before the committee on
a.turdey OF a naval officer whose testimony
hore upon events OF twenty years ago and the
..neral subject Of the Importance Of the
,.lsnd. from q comm ercial and naval stand
roInt. indicate that the committee will before
a finishes Its task make its investigation
about as broad az any person could wish. All
shsse naval officers have told the COM
nittse Of the importance Of these Islands
,,om a naval standpoint. and the fact
,hst the treaty with Hawaii under which
PEARL Harbor was ceded to the United States
,.r . term Of years will soon expire. lends an
additional inheritance to this kind OF evidence.
snIess the United States Is possessed Of some
old and permanent foothold In the Pacific,
he Government would be greatly crippled In
esse OF war in which naval demonstration in
the Pacific was necessary. The Kind OF sta,
Ion needed, they all said. was one that could
X guarded by our own forces and under the
sbsoluta control OF this Government The
sTperience OF naval officers who have
served In Hawaiian waters leads them
70 believe that the foreign element there
4 endeavoring to defeat an extension OF the
Eeaty after It shall have expired, which will
X in less than two years. Proceeding upon this
sssum ption these officers have endeavored to
show tho great i'm portance OF acting now in a
var that will Illustrate such calamity In the
At2 o'clock to-day Assistant Private Secre-
tary Pruden brought to tho Senate the Presi-
dents message transmitting the Hawaiian
eorrespon dence, laid before the House on Sat-
urday. Although the senate was in executive
session. Mr.. Pruden was admitted behind the
closed doors and delivered the documents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16
The Rev. G. j. Kelly 90 sasessd Fashsv
GorriRaa,

1t 10 understood on authority that cannot b
doubted that Father Charles j. Kelly. assist
ant pastor OF st. Mary's Church In Jersey City.
will be appointed pastor OF the Church Of Our
Lady Of Grace. in Hoboken. to succeed the late
Father Patrick Corrigan. The subject OF the
appointment was discussed yesterday By
bishop Wigger and his council, and Father
Kelly was decided upon as the httest man for
this Important charge. Formal announcement
OF his appointment will probably be made to-
day Father Kelly IL 81 years old. He was
Hall College. lie Is considered BY some per-
hhps the most eloquent preacher In the dio-
cese For several years he has practically
been pastor OF 81. Mary's Church. the ysaeT-
able Father SeneZ having intrusted to him the
entire management of AhAIrs.