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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08

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GeraS. Wtcbrere crt9ltide Bldtter ibtmz
pfen auf BEN begabten beutiben republttaz
niicben GongreBfanbibaten GoientDal BON
@aIpeiton, neil ct in rein beuticbcn @e9enz
ben ieineS 8eSirfs berticbe 9teben bGlt.
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lentbaL lit Inn 10 bI0bfinniger unb unOere
lbGmter, ais CT in iolben Geriommlungen,
in nel6en aub cine Nnsdbl BON Senten
tbeilnimntt, Die MIR GngIii6 peritcben, urb
gar in iibertptegcnb INSTRUMENTATION
Geriammlungen @n9lii6 reoet unb 5tpar
Elm b%elicres &r19lti5 ais oaS bteler &nops
notbin9s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 & 254 OfsRanoolpb=Stry
awii9en Jranflin= unb Mortet.StraBs

232 & 234 OffzRdnoolpbsStry
sWii9eu Grantlin= i1o M~artet,StraBs
ebtCagp, Sls.
erbielt Ipe6en in feinfter Guolitdt:
@d)teS 0eaeoebur9er Sanerfrant,
9emtid1e Gter=Ssart0ffetit,
s~yeimSte boH6nOiid)e WeiI61ters@1rihge,
8rabnttet SaIs=Sar0eiictt run. GGf0tttenS
caunburaer Ut Ilus6p - mtO niarinirte MaIc,
sSrip. Syr0rffmrfer SrattUurit, Sntatti,
@ttrnettbaIet Sd1tpeiserf0fe Sau0fdfe,
SSromaSe De Yrie, S~setfi1afencr Safe,
G0nrter=, 8pamefort= ttnO BartteSan=S6Ie,
Ietnitem &tttbmr9er ut0 SrantersSeafe,
9tppetit=StIo, ruf. &aOtdr,
Sprottet IN Del, St4TeisSarotnett,
NorUe9. 2ltG) ed1te franz. SGroinett,
SriiHeIlt, SSapetn uno SIiDen,
SITeIbcrfer @eittIenf, nene Stu=Sttfett,
NemtSG c Gp1taeI, G6luittb Ohnem,
Sclt. 0fff d. c1t, TefitIfc d ~cluftrde, edlteSG ltbenUL
Seften y ctaejftg sttnt Gimrtadlen,
Gb1ttpt9nottS nito franz. @tblett,
1tm0ar. NuIen=Haprtfa, MaD hnI cit,
Sctr. @ctoetneerett, S~eirfdieit ttrio s3tuftidttt,
9entIdte 9litfen, Strfe tnO 8rtltafern,
Gdltcm @eisen1rie9, 10 iSematite,
Ncitite 1erI9etfte, @crltet9f0ke,
9teismebL, aartofetntebI, &rbIeuntebf,
Gotten &tcbi9'e Iteiidlcrttaft,
&~aMcczGTen5 D. Wfctfer & 5tuer (Gptd1beirt).
S~SeittIteit SoOds, MSoffaz 1no 6~tp=safTee,
GidIeI=aaMce, MaI5=SaHec, Sifprtelt,
gSicier SeiNeu=SeaHec, safAn,
WetHitc o~entfd1e II. franz. Chocolate,
HeutId1eA Gd,muHffabaf non &okbe&,
SSot5idJmhe ato 65nIsnanfpfcl1,
SeutfdDc Spitttr6oer ito &oufrnter,
9nacS gu ben btai9ften %reiIer.
Henry Sch0eIIkOHE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08

lo9ii9 benfen unO ouf @ritnbliateit Nnz
iprucb macben nil, tbren 9eiern mitthcilen
miiiien. Wit iei6tem @ei6todb unb Gin
saben, Die icber 8armer lelblt ais foLi6
ertennen muB, lit Der Bortci l6Lecbt
%seOient, fit pelbe Die yGribine" inter
ben Sarmern Bropasanba maben mill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
{nt 0IaSbaMIe.

9aaritraubenOe @eicbi9ten iin6 cs,
pel1e bic n~eueiten 8erbOre Dor bem2erotp:
@usl6uB in Seem gorf gu 8ege ~9ef6rbert
baben. 9ti9t anein, baB Bic 8oli3et, bonn
@emeinen bis gum Snipettor aus benz
~ioctalen llebe[ it6 in i6amloiefter @eife
bereicbert unb IN ben Srbabern BON 9tbz
it%eigequatteren tlnb 8orbellen burob j3us
bilfcnnbnte Der acknowledgement uuo grallz
iautiten Mittel @rpreiiuug in srobarlisem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-08
Die Nt@t=@rD0Dnms Der ssierWemer.

8etm 8eginn'ber lebten langen @ongreB.
iibung f6ien bie @rb0hun9 Ser 8ierltcuer
bon einem 0oQar auf 5Dei Dollars fir bas
SAB unnermetolib.
Iamentlt6 aucb WiGior, Der 8oritber
bes Stnan3ausi6uies beS 4b9eoronetenz
barieS, Der Sb0pfer ber Sarifbtu, mat
Seuer unb Slamme fir cine lolbc 0faBz
regcl. 9ie meiiten 9lb9eorbneten unb
Senatoren bieltel1 es fir ielbitper ltdnbltcb,
voaB man bteie reicben 8ier5rauer um's
9oppelte beite.ern mGiie, Oa iie'5 IN gut
ouSbdlten f0nnten." Sebr biele GDngreB=
mitglieber tDic1en boreuf bin, vbaB ia cine
9roBe Qln3abl amerifaniicber 8rauereien
bon ben amerifanii6en 8eiibern an Britt
l9e Spnbitate preiSgegeben iet, unb baB es
nun geltc, btele ibren grOftt na9 @nglanb
i6leppenben Spn6ifate gu 5tpiebeln." SEE
lonberS aub bieier 5peite Grunb eri6ten
Iebr einleubteno.
Sn3pii9en bate ober Sic beuti6>ameri1
taniibe Yreiie - 10 Bic SQinotS Staatse
seitun9 ldon i'm September pori9en Sab
res - Sol9enoeS 6argetban: Surb etne
G~erboppelung Der 8teriteuer tDiir6en Die
ptelen bet amerifdnt16en N%attonaltt1t treu>
gebltebenen 8raueretcn ebenle betroffen
tperoen, tpie Sic SDnoifdtSbrauereien, uno
ii6erbtes tpiirben Die 8rauer ben Steuer=
autihlag etnfab burb c1tipre6eitbe Bier
pretserDDbutt9 ben 8iertrtnfern aufbllroen.
Die 3abl bieier Sonlumenten betra9e aber
n1ebrere Wtiuioner, un5 eS miiroe 1ebr rut>
recbt iein, benz 8olfe fein leid3teS @etrdnfe
10 iebr at pert9euern. Qlub be3iebe Der
8unbeSibaB bereits unsefdbr fiinfunobreiz
Zig Miuionen Dollars id6rlicb al Bier
~iteuern, 1pas benin bod fit Elm ~ein5iges
Steuerobieft 9enug iet. 3uglet6 puroe in
Der oeuti6zamerifonii6en Bre1ie ptelfacb
Der 8unib auSgeipro6en, GoutS S6a0e in
8aibington m09e Die Sa6e in Die Sano
neDmen.
Se9a6e fam 6telem @unicbe eifrig nacb.
ST bradte lit ieinem Sentinel bic N(rtifeL
Der beutld>ameritaniieben Yrelie, legte Die
be5lgltchen Nummern an9eitrtben ieoem
GongreBmiteliebe auf'S 4uLt uno that be-
IonberS audi etnfluBreiben 9emofraten
Dat, baB fe bur6 gertbeucrung bes @c7
tr6nfs ser Wttuionen nteL b0ieS 8lut
macbcn tpiirben. Die 8oltttf lit ia QQeS
I'M @pngreb.
2luf Die chen 9ei6tloerte @etie tpur6e
Elm 9Gn3Ii6erI Weinun9Sumi6ipung I'M
GongreB b~etpirft. limb in ber 8tlion' iben
GarifbiQ blieb baS 8ier unerpGbnt. Nabz
bent bteie Bill in ben Senot gefommen
mar, lbGug Senator Sones pon NrfaniaS,
Elm angeiebeneS Otit9Lteo 0eS Stnan5dusz
lcbuIicS oeS Senats, bic ~9tufnabme elmer
Die 8ieriteuer perbnppelnben 8efttmmung
Dor. ODD nun madbteu itb bieiel6en
Wriinoc unb @tnf1iiie, tDelbe i'm Nbge7
o%ronctcnbalie Die Nunabme ber WtaBregel
oerbitbert batten, tm Senot ~geltenb, uno
SoneS ltanb BON ietnem 8ori9lo9e ab.
Dies bic tur3 9efaBte @eIbibte ber
Nicbts @r666ung Oer 8ieritsuer. 2(ngez
fidbts oielcr Ibutlo4em bat bic beuti9z
amerifaniide 8reiie Elm boppeltes 9fecbt,
BON aten 8raucreicn bieics 2anOes gu per-
lan9cn, baB ie benz 8oltc mr. ehtes unb
reineS 6opfenz un0 WfdI3z8ier liefern.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-04

Correspondence OF the Alexandria Gazotto.l
Since "Fairfax's Old Maid" has de-
serted The well-liled ranks of old maid
ism no news has been heard from our
little Village on the Accotink. Al
though we have been silent we have
not died and are now waking up with
the flowers Of spring.
Our Sunday School re opens in two
weeks with Mr. r. +. Lee as superin
tenGent. We are glad, for it is needed.
Mrs. w H. f. Lee is improving very
much We hope soon to see her
around in our midst again.
improvements are row the order OF
day. 1t is noticeable in Mr. Charles
Robinson having planted out large
orchard and Mr.. George Smith is pre-
paring to build his house. 4 store
house on the new county road and the
Braddock is being built by Mr.. Will
Kidwell
NJ. NJ. +. Battaile has rented his
farm and resides with his sister. He
still ccntemplates "trip to California.
Mr.. l'hos. Robinson IS preparing for
his northern Journey.
There was M entertainment given at
the close oCthe school session, March
81, by The talented teacher, Miss Ea;ly,
and the pupils of Eavensworth seho u:
We were very agreeably entertained
with a very choice selection of speech
es dialogues, etc, suitable for the occa-
sion. After the exercises Mr.. 4. +.
Lee jr., delivered ali address, aud also
awarded the four medals to the success
ful scholars The fortunate ones in the
girls department. werc-lirst Miss Jes:i il
Watt, second Miss Edith Ne'soA. n
the boys department, first Mr. Mex.
Watt, second Mr. Robert Ayres.
Mr.. H. d. Hail, county school super
intendent, afterwards made short
speech, then refreshments were handed
around by the young ladies of the
school. Good music was rendered by
Messrs Battaille and Robinson, be
tween the pieces.
Great credit is due the pains-taking
teacher for training the chil,lren 30 ac-
quit themselves so perfectly. We hope
we may see her face bacil in The school
room next fall, but fear we may not. rs
"dame rumor'' whispers there is dan
ser Of her following in the footsteps oi
our former excellent teacher and get
meshed in the matrimonial snare,
Rayensworth, April ., 1891.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-04
Alexandria Gazette& VIRGINIA Advertiser
PUBLISHED DAILY ANn .

PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKI.Y 1T
Gazette Building, $40 & SIC Prince st.
Daily ono year, SO; six months So ;one month
80 cents.
Tri-Weekly ono year 81 six months 80;
three months 81.
All transient advertisements must be paid ior
in advance.
Contract advertisers will not be allowed to OK
coed their space unless the excess is ieid for
AT transient rates and under 10 circum-
stances will they be allowed 70 advertise
other than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for
Marriage and death notices must be 9sif for
in advance.
Resolutions in mcmoriam, of thanks, tributes
OF respect. resolutions adopted by societies
cr persons, unless of public concern, viii
only be printed in this paper as advertise
ments.
The GAZETTE Office is connected with tho
Telephone Exchange Advertisements ar
dcrs for the paper, news or any information
or business can be sent by telephone.
Entered at the Postotiicc Alexandria Virgin
ia. as seccnd-c!ass matter.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-04
sfEDiC:%afI
STRANGE CASE.

Our daughter was
so terribly afflicted
w ii il nervousness
that she lost ihe uso
OF her right arm and
had 10 give up ali her
studies. We feared
St. Nitus dance, and
but for DR.. Miles
Restorative Ncrvinc
she would have had
I h q: a til &c ii o n.
Physicians did her
no COCO. Three bot
ties OF Ncrvine en-
tirciy restored The
81 .,,,.1. j.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-04
Facts Worth Knowing

In all diseases of the nasal mucous mem
brane the remedy used must be ncn-iriitatine
douchcs. snuGs, powders or astlinecnts, be
cause thcv are irritating. DO not thoroughly
reach the affected surfaces and Should be
abandoned rs worse than failures A multi
tudc OF persons who had Tor years boiao al
the worry and pain that catarrh can inl.iet
testify to radical and permanent cures wrought
by Ely's Cream Balm. Your druggist has II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-04

use OF her arm, she gained II pounds IN
Ueirut attends school regularly, has excel
ieul appvtitcand sleeps well."-llrsR Il. L. B!l-
lock. Brighton. X. Y. Ncrvinc Is sold by ali
druggists on a f9si:isr guarantee. Contains
10 opiatcs Dr. Miles Pills 80 doses p cents.
FOR SALE By T. ). LEADBBATER < SoNs
Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-04

The MERCANTILE RAILWAY, BUILD
ING AND / An ASSOCIATION, Of Alex
and,!;. Va. has opened its home Office q. No
10U 5 Fairfax street Electric Railway Build
ingl. LEWIS HCoFF, Secretary.
GEO. e. HILL, President lna2l 2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-04

:, -1~-7-I IN Dr. IleTces INNOilIe FFtscIp-
-.le viii build up and cure every en-
f woman It's the prescription of a
...an: has been tested IL thousands Of
alncge found wanting
ulr riSi, tl:Gs taken IS that of the
-,:rers who promise "a refund tho
II ao benefit Is experienced.
!raser:r::3nn reaches the origin of
a.a il1iacss, fainting spells, and
d;sar.iors. sucil us slceplessuess,
or NituSs Gance, depend upon
ar;faS and disp!acemcntS OF the
-...uires the " Favorirc Prcscrip-
Iy roEJiatiEs and correcting
a o.l- Md u:yanic changes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-04
WANTS.

EVABM WANTFD.-To buy Il FARM OF
& from - to 100 acres. = or ) mics from
Alexandria. or within half annie of some
railway station within T., nics oi AieX.u-
and.ia. Must have modeEt " good Dwell
jas house. good satorand or"iild Send fui'
i, s,iinjiun .t;sd nIicr. lmust B, cheap o.: c.lll
nn CAMrBEL !. * BAHRE1i
IT, north Fajr!.,N street.
ma2G 1w tieN&n..ti;l ' n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-04
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
NJ Y GOODS \ 4 S.. !.

Our buyer has iast returned from Ncw
York. where he sacurel "a number OF bargains
in China Glass and Brass Goods. fHcse arc
NOT old stock, bat fresh new goods a!id the
prices are exceedingly low. We e2ll your at-
teniion to
HAyILAND DINNER SETS, 1ll pieces
at $40
BANQUET LAMPS with silk shades $50
% :;25 each.
BRASS and ONYX TABLES 50 to $2o.
A. D. COFFEES at 25c each. Il beautiful
new line
SOUVENIR CUPS and SAUCERS 25ceach.
SHAVING MUGS and SOIREE SETS.
FANCY SUGARS and CREAMS. q beautiful
variety. 25c up.
CUT GLASS and CANDELABBA.
neassortmcut utofPATENT CALL BELLS.
A FTER DINNER COFFEES.
IN French Dinner Sets.
French Tea Sets.
French Said Sets.
Five O'clock Tcas
Fancy Ornaments,
Rich Cut Glass
Gilt rms and Vases. enewl.
Bauque, and Boudcir Lamps,
Ornamental Clocks.
Ouyx Tables.
A beautiful lac Of FRESH NEW GOODS
received and 10, sale at the lowest prices at
Z J. MILLER & son.
81 King street,
ma21 Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-04
PEOPLES GAS SAVING ASSOCIATION,
.l1 - O.. III. S.l.1, ~

I tVI'I.I. ; Vt4NN ~ ' No NH9UITN HUN,
2122 STATE STREET,
new YORK CITY,
GPEClAL NOTICE.-THE PEOPLES
= GAS SANiNG ASSOCIATION OF the city
pl New Iork-Special Meeting-A special
Hieotin. Of the Stockholders Of the Peoples
Gas Saving Asscciat;ou Of the city OF New
fo:k Hil '.e held At 1 o'clock q. M. on
MONDAY. April 2@rd. 1894. at the Office of
The company. no II King street, AieXm
lria, "a, for the purpose of reducing the
capital stock OF th" association from 100000
o: 10000 shares u $40 par value, 10 500,
900 or go 900 shares At $40 par value.
LUCIEN KNAPP, President,
NJ !. hAilCK. Vice President,
JULIUS SCHUBERT, Sec Il Teas.
ma22 Id
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-04

NTOTICE.-Tho regular annual meeting of
~ the stockholders of the SECURITY IN
VfSTMENT COMPANY viii he held at the
Office of the company. No l02 south Fairfax
street in tie city of Alexandria, Virginia,
TUESDAY, April 10th 1894. at | / o'clock
a. III. GEO. f. DANA, President
A. N. McLACHLEN, Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-04

Yg7HE Stockholders of the WASHINGTON
q NATIONAL BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION OF Washington, d. c. are
hereby notified that the annual Stockholders
meeting OF said association will be held in the
city of Alexandria, Virginia on TUESDAY,
the l7th day of april, 1894. The meeting
will bc held at the associations principal Of
fee, at three O'Clock p. IN. BY order of the
Board OF Directors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-04
N0TICE OF REMOVAL.

az: :3yG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-04

THIS Is TIE FAMOUS VICE
VICTOR Bicycles are made cf the FINES
material, and are FULLY glamntccd by the
Iargest bicycle firm in this country namely
fae ovcuan Whce! Co.-Whcse name is 2
guarantee OF EXCELLENCE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-12

prcducs They naintain that tea as well
a. coff ,e and other tropical products can be
raised in Hawaii, - veil rs in Cey m. Al
:. ady very fine grade of coffee is Rrosn.
Widely introduced the raising of tea and
coffee would mean smaller plantations than
the sugar estates and more farmer proprie'
tors.
The native Hawaiians. that is the
aborigines. are dying off at the rate Of 1000
per annum and it il only question of time
when the islands, for their future security
and development, must be taken over by
some great power. That power will be
either Engla and or America. If we do moi
want the Islands we should not block ciyili-
cation by opposing England.
The above is the substance, although 1t
does not pretend to be the exact form. of
what Mr.. Stevens sail during an interview
with the editor of the Times.
tits impossible to talk with Mr.. Stevens
on thi, subject and not believe, net only in
his absolute sincerity, but in his exhaustive
knowledge of it. If he has an opportunity
to appear before congressional committt e
he will assuredly convince its fair minded
Democratic members that our arbirlry and
obstinate President has teen very vide of
the mark in his policy toward Hawaii.
Bath Times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-12

We can assure our genial neighbor of
the Age that had the honor of the postoffice
appointment come to him, We should have
been pleased to have said pleasant word
for him in announcing the fact. He GER
tainly had creditable backing for the
place, both in his own party and among Re-
publicans, many Of whom, in the event of
q change, preferred him to his competitor.
From the beginning to the close of the con-
test the JOURNAL had not an unkind word
for either of the aspirsnts; but was content
to entertain the hope that Postmaster Stin-
son who has served us so faithfully and
efficiently, might be permitted the courtesy
of serving out his term. Since politics
were permitted to decide the matter, how
ever, we did say 4 pleasant word for the
new postmaster and express the opinion
that it would be his earnest effort to give
the city good postal service. We should
have done ~ much for our brother Of the
Age, had the President seen fit to give him
the appointment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-12
Malignant Stupidity.
(Whig and Courier

Now that Minister Willis has made for.
NAL demand upon President Dole to retire
in favor of the deposed Q1e en-, thus mani
festiog the shameful double -iealing of the
administration at Washington, it is to be
hoped that the provisional government will
give Willis his passports and pack him of
the islands bag and baggage. Both Cleveland
and his renegade secretary of state ought
to be impeached for the disgraceful viola
ton of their Constitutional prerogatives.
Even the Democrats who have up to this
time been inclined to treat the matter
lightly are now disguised with the ma
lignant stupidity of the President. II
would have been better for Cleveland had
he retired upon the fictitious laurels be-
slowed on him during his previous ad-
ministration. Hereafter the cuckoo editors
will not be able to conceal the fact from the
public that Cleveland is a very light weight
Intellectually. Like Humpty Dumpty he
cannot be restored to his former "great-
ness" 1t is forever gone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-12
Always Giving Subtraction.

BRASDRETH's PILLS have always given
satisfaction. In fifty years there has been
no complaint of them. That 10 about their
life in the United States and millions of
persons have used them. There is no doubt
that they have established themselves by
merit alone. They cure rheumatism, dys-
pepsia, piles, liver complaint, biliousness,
and any disease arising from an impure
state of the blood. One or two at night on
an empty stomach, for week or two. ill
keep you in good form and tone up the sys-
tenn. They are purely vegetable, absolute
ly harmless, and safe to take at any time.
Sold in every drug or medicine store,
ether plain or sugar coated.
ianSeod&wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-12
The SubIimity Of Impudencs.
New York Sun.

Think of an American, and q represen-
tative of the grea, American republic,
gravely reading to the American President
IF q government to which he was accred-
tied, an agreement he had made with dis
solute and half-civilized colored woman
containing such passage as this.
81, Liliuokalani, in recognition of the
high sense of justice which has actuated the
President of the United States, do hereby
and herein solemnly declare and pledg-
myself that if reinstated as the constitution
u sovereign of the Hawaiian Islands l will
Immediately proclaim and declare uncon-
di.ionally and without reservation, to
every person who, directly or indirectly,
participated in the revolution Of January
II, 1898, full pardon and amnesty for
their offences, with restoration of all rights,
privileges, and immunitles, under the Con-
stitution and the laws which have been
made in pursuance thereof, and that | will
forbid and prevent the adoption of any
measures of prescription or punishment for
what has been done in the past by those
setting up or supporting the provisional
government"
Out of her 9raciousness this wretched
creature the dusky and licentious and tickle
descendant of cannibal chiefs, promises
not to punish brave and enlightened men
of American birth ami descent because they
put her G fl her barbarous throne and have
kept her off. Were it not for Americans,
sh, and her whole tribe would be savages
sill; naked, making human sacrifices to
bloody lois and eating them.
Her offering amnesty to the officers of
the provisional government is like a child's
Hrf To <t,n hast nnf
tutor and preceptor has given him. They
can give her amnesty, and they have given
it. The woman is secure in her life and
property at Honolulu because of the civil
ization they have established in place of
tn savagery from which she came. They
will not kill her, and they will not eat her
S lie can grant them no amnesty of herself,
f)r of herself she has no power over them
I'd can get none.
She is at their mercy, and being civilized
an1 enlightened men, they are merciful, of
curse. She cannot get into power over
them except by an unconstitutional and
Improbable exercise of power by Mr..
Cleveland. If there is any amnesty to be
gcanted to them, he must grant it to them
as enemies against whom he has made un-
lawful war. She is a mere puppet in his
hands. Unles she was lifted to the throne
by him and kept there by the armed force
of the United States, they would again
dump the fat creature from it in short order.
We wonder whether Mr.. Willis enjoyed
his base and absurd job of trying to bull.
dcze AMI hatchel men of his own blood,
men who, like himself, have Revolutionary
blood in their veins, for the purpose of
bringing them into submission to tawny
ard dissoiute woman, whose pretentious
and barbarous monarchcal authority over
them they had tossed aside as contemplate
balderdash.