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The Newtown bee., 1894-10-05

Hughes, who has something over 100 bar rels of apples, this year.
The Newtown bee., 1894-10-05

While A. c. Booth was going to the Huntington fair, Thursday, his wagon broke on the road and while cutting off g bolt head, Robert Patterson was struck in the eye, making him unconscious fol half hour.
The Newtown bee., 1894-10-05

Mrs William B. Prindle is spending the week in New York with friends.
The Newtown bee., 1894-10-05

Mason Sanford of Weston was tn guest of his brother, F. c. Sanford, las week.
The Newtown bee., 1894-10-05
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.
GREAT ASSIGNEE SALE OF SHOES.

GREAT ASSIGNEE SALE OF SHOES. Thursday, September 27 Bennett & Son opened their great assignee sale of shoes, slippers and rubbers from H. k. Smith & Go. of Worcester, great failure of $240,- GOO. Edward c. Burt's $5 and $6 shoes will be on his bargain tables at 70, 99 cents and $l.29. J. A. Manning & Co., s French kid hand sewed shoes will be marked from $5 to S9c and $1 09. Mems calf cork sole shoes, regular price $4, sale price $l 79. Mems water proof shoes at $1.29. Mems satin calf shoes at 99 cents and $1.09 and hundreds of pairs of school shoes at 69c are smong the bar gains Bennett & Son advertise.
 Hoods pills cure all liver ills.
 W. E. Halligan is fully prepared to show the leading styles in millinery goods at his Bridgeport store.
 A feast of good things that the ladies are interested in is the subject of the new advertisement of R. Ballerstein 6 Co.,, 36O Main street, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1894-10-05

and little daughter, have also visited Mrs French.
The Newtown bee., 1894-10-05
CoUGHLIN BRos.,

pIALrns n FIFE COLD VAIL PAPERS on 1u1s, Y1EsCo DoRDx1s, p1CoRA'
The Newtown bee., 1894-10-05
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 The Woman's Board of Missions of the Congregational church was represented by six ladies at it's annual meeting, held Wednesday at the South church, Bridge port, namely Miss A. F. .Seeley, Mis [ Carrie Seeley, Mrs T. W. Turney and daughter, Mrs J. l.. Perry and daughter. All were much interes ted in the exer- cises.
 The people of the Congregational church were pleased ito hear Rev E. A. Warfield, Sunday morning, announce his willingness to rema with them.
 Rev Mir Peck is expected to address the Y. P. S. c. E. of the Congregational church, next Sunday evening, on the weekly topic.
 Mrs T. w. Turney and daughter are to spend this week with friends in Brook lyn.
 Miss A. T. Seeley and friend, Miss Porter, enjoyed pleasant visit the past week with friends in Shelton.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
StdottIbes.
Rampf UNI Elm 6ertdtssimmer.
Ridter freeman uno Ger GountYrath lieeer
.t3 in oen 6aarer.

Ns 9tt6ter Sreeman 9eitern Wor9en
fem @ericbts3immer 6etreten poute, fan6
er bafielbe nericblofien. @%ritaunt 5og er
letne S6lliiel ans Der Gaibe unb molte
aufi6IieBen, bod 6ieielben paBten ni9t.
Gtnge5ogene @rfunbtJungen er9aben, baB
Der @uitDS 6eS GountDgebGubes, Oa9nfe,
auf Nnor0nung beS @ollntDrat6e5 sic alien
S6l0iier obgenpmmen uno tie 6urb neue
erieBt bate. &tcbter Sreeman par
mitbenb, ct ibtmpFte unb tobte, ftieB nit
benz SUB 8eSen Die Tbitr, bocb bieie CAB
nt9t nab. S6lieBli6 nurbe ct bon ctnem
9eri6tsbtener Ourb &ichter TuleD'S 3tmz
mer, boS 3ufGatg offen 9eblieben mar,
btnetn9efibrt. 9amit mar aber bic 9arpt>
t6lr nod ntDt 9%e0ffnet unb eS cling bob
ntbt gut all, Qopofaten, Qln9efla9te unb
a3eugen aIe alf 6emieIben Q8ege berein3uz
tlbren. Jft9ter 6reeman beicbloB baber,
ii6 tpteber in Den pouen 8eiib leines @ez
ri9tsiaaleS gu leben, ieIbit penn CT gez
nDtbtgt ietn ioute, @eipaIt an3utpenben.
Dem Sberiff tpur6e Elm peremtorti6er
8efebl 3l9eianbt, Sic 6aupttbir 3u Dffnen,
8an3 glei6 tpie. Ser @eri9tSbiener, benz
Die NuSfibrung bieicS Befeble8 iibertrogen
tpurbe, iudbte 5unG6it BEN Guitos 9abnte
auf unb iteIte tbm Die Sabe Dor unS bies
ier i9GOB Die Gbiir auf, petgerte it9 ieOo9,
bic SblIiiel beraus3ugeben.
gfa6 beenbeter @ert4tSftbung poftirte
9tic6ter Sreeman etnen ietner @ericbtSz
oteuer an BET 6aupttbiire un6 trug tbm
auf, barauf gu acbten, baB bic TbIr nicbt
tpieber 9ei6loIien tperoe, tpG6ren6 Der
Gabt tDerOe er i'm obI0ien laiier1. Der
crbOite Gt6ter ertlGrte ipdter, 6aB er ben
@uftoS tpe9en gti9tocbtun9 6eS @eridts
bOrlaben tper6e, nt5t aus peri0nlicben
@ritnben ge8en ben 8eamten, Der ia nur
letne Bflt9t getban babe, ionoern nm feit7
3uiteQen, Oh Der GountDratb bas &eht
babe, ben Gt1tern bor3ui9rei6en, tpel6es
@eri3tS3immer bic &t6ter benuBen 6hrfz
ten.
Ser Strett sptiden Benz @i6ter Sreez
man ,unb benz gount1ratb be9ann, ais
9ebterer benz neuen vGbanceQor", &tbter
@trbeS, bas friber bon Ht9ter Ofc@onz
nell unb Gtcbter Sreemar Das gep0bnIi6
bon &ibter NOams benuBte !3immer an
tptes. 9ftbter Sreeman i~peigerte ii6, bte7
fer Nnorbnun9 na63ufommen. Ct err
fIGrte, er woue it9 nibt Der @efabr ausz
ieBen, bon &i6ter Nboms bel beiien &idz
febr bon Griminalgert6t an bte Quft
befOrOert gu tperben. Grobbem b1teb Der
@ountpratb BEL ieiner @ntibetoung un6
CAB benz @uitos 9abnfe BEN @uftraa, Die
S9loiier gu tuecbieln.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
OefentItde Derbe6erun9en.

SIM itd6tii9en Observation-Disclosures
puroen beute 8Ormitta9 NngebOte fiir Die
2egun8 BON Observation-Disclosures
in elmer Gei6e BON StraBen in alien Sta6tz
tbeilen %8eOffnet. 9te StraBen, sic bon ben
9erbeiierun9en, bic 8Iet4 nacb 8er9ebung
Der @ontrafte in @n8riff genOmmen tperz
ben ioQen, proftttren tperben, itnb: Char
lesitr., bon lob. bis 9ougbftr.; 6ar6ing
Noe., bon IA. bis 16. Ctr; BtIton gtpe.,
BON @raceitr. bis 8pronftr.; 2ub 9(penue,
BON Q8eitern Qlpe. bis $50 SUB tpeftlicb bon
berieIben; GOS8robe Noe., Muburn Npenie
unb &erteau NDc., ebenfau8 arf Der Strede
bon 3eitern 2lOe. bis $50 SUB tpe1tGi9 baz
bon; 9iperiep Qloe., BON &eosie 9toe. bis
0filtouafee loe., unb 81. StraBe, bon Der
SQinOiS Nne. bis gu Nuburn @pe.
0te 0e9un8 BET 0tObren an Der Charles
ftraBe mus tnnerbalb 80 S0gen bon1 9az
tnm Der unter3ei9nung bes @ontratts ferz
tia Iein.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08

Winuten iparen 6rei 8oli3iften nit Dem
acknowledgement auf benz Begc nadb Sarz
tonntue. Wtttlerpeile bate Ser Trie6enSz
riDter &arnba6 in 8artouotue sic @ez
briOer &niOn un6 @m. Wonroe ais
GonitablerS beauftra9t, Sen iungen Sop
meper in @etpabriam gu nebmen. Sic
fanben 6enleIben i'm Stall unb itbergaben
t9n Der B~oIi3ei, ais bteleIbe fam. @oter
unb Sobn nurOen nacb Der Stabt Beoria
gebrabt un6 ein9elperrt. 8eibe iiben iebt
IN Der Sail. Der ermorbete g o(iStit So
iep6 SeDller binterLGBt cine Srau unb fiez
ben Gtnber. 2eiber itn6 es 9eutibe,
tpeI6e bieieS i6auerli6e Drama aufgez
fiibrt baben, Das mobI nit ser 6inricb=
tur9 .bes M0rberS leinen 9bIbGuB ftnben
miro" Der Spru6 Der 2ei9enicbauz
Gei6porenen macbt nur Sen dlteren Sop
meDer fir bic Shat peranttportltcb.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
Ueues BabnzDroieft

Dem @erneDmen no9 bat ii9 Elm SDnz
btfat 9ebilbet, DelbeS ben 8lan gefaBt bat,
3tpii6en benz 0own@Gomn 8e5irf unb
@paniton cine Before unb icbneuere 8ef0rz
berung ber8uiteQen. Die 2inie Der MItls
paltee unb ct. Saul 8a6n, meGcbe tbren
iiiOIi6en Gnbpunft I'M Union 8abn6of
ftnbet, bat it'd bi8ber f9le9t be3ablt, neil
etne unmitteLbare 8er6inbung nit benz
@el6dftstbeiG Der StaOt auSgeI4(oIen
bleibt. I'm Nun bteiem 1tebelitano ab3uz
beIfen, miu bas eriudbnte SDn0tfat bon
Ser Gegenb Ser Mtabiion StraBe unb
Wabaib Qtpe. aus cine neue 3pet9Linie erz
rt6ten, tpel9e nabe ber &uib Str. Bride
ben TGuB freu5t, al Watc9t9an bis ct.
@latr StraBe, Damn n0rOli9 bis Superior
StraBe, peftli3 bis Stub StraBe, u0r6li9
bis DAT StraBe ul6 bon bier aus peitlicb
Bis gu Dem iebigen @eteiie Der Milwautce
& ct. Saul 8a6n unb bt8 @panfton gebt.
Yaiiagicre tOnnten in bicier @eiie @pan>
iton in 40 Winuten erreiden.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
Gin ah9eblider 2rt0roer perboftet,
or foa an ser Grinoroung BON Gonoucteur
Sanders betheili9t oeweIel fein.

QLuf cine 0erfii9ung MtltmuS 6eS Go
ronerS bin purbe Samc8 So6nion beute
Wfor9cn in 6aS County @efGngniB gebrabt.
@r ite6t unter benz 8er0a6te, an berGrmorz
bung bes Gonbucteurs Sanders auf einem
Sra6t3u8e Der Chicago @reatgBe iternz 8abn
in oer pergargenen Node betbetligt g"eipeien
SIT iein. Die Boli3iiten &oob unb &tuz
gaIen berbafteteu i'm geitern Qlbenb in elmer
S6anfmtrtbi6aft an Der Oaliteo1traBe uno
3tpar auf cine 8eibret6un9 elmer Srau
Wtiuer aus 9lo, 313 Q8elt San 8urenItraBe
bin. Sic lit bic Otutter 6es @eibenIteuers
2eonaro WfiQer uno fam am Sage na6
Der Wtorbtbat in Sic WfarneultraBen7
Station, I'M SOl9enbes gu er3Gblen: Sbr
Sobn 2epnarO babe ibr ~9eitanben, baB er
lid nit oret Qnoeren, bon benen Sobnion
elmer tpar, peri5iuoren 9Gtte, Sanoers
al benz Sage, ba bieier ietnen 0obn err
baltcn DiIroe, 81 %berauben, bod Jet eS
2laen fern gelegen, etnen Wtorb 31 periiben.
Qls Der angcieBte Sag beranfam, babe ibr
SObn nicbt Ben O2utb b%eieilen, itcb an benz
Deripegenen 8erbre@en 5t betbeiltgen, mo-
rauf Sobnion eS nit bemNnberen unb nod
einem 8ierten ielbit alsfiibren poute.
Wttuer iDuroe ebe11fGu8 berDaftet, ieoocb
tpteoer auf freien SUB gelteIt.
SanberS mur6e %betonntltcb am Qtbenb
6eS 1. NODember in ctnem 0agen bes
Sra9t5u8eS, auf Dem er @~Dnbucteur mar,
Der IL. un0 0todpeutraBe bon bier
Serlen I%berfalen, nieoergei9piien un0 be-
rdubt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
@rnnbeiaent6nm.
@Ommsrtrtfas- eOmmsrtrtfas

SnttsH in u g. SstHss goiper8 GATE gubSiotton.
auf s%u9emsinsH WunT6 Der sablrei9en geIuder bon
9srrn 9eiin9's Garm an Boomers Cafe in @iscOufu 1T
bic Sofe.5rOnt in Gotten ausseIegt unb in ben Wtorft
sebro9t. 9Omers Cafe lit in Sueiftinbt9er 5abrt mt
Der gtortb metsrn.9obn 5u srret5en, Iieet uobe Der
Station SeHoa SuHcttou. WiseonIiu. 8ie fur3e I5abrt
BON @enoa SuuettsH gum Safe it reid an Sceuerieu uub
sepdbrt cine bsrrIids ausf6t uuf bas beruulitssubs
Serrain. Die Gotten babeu idmmtIit so SUB subfrOut
ant See uno irIbft int beBeften Sommer lpebt eiu bs
itdnbis tubIer Q9in6 bonn 5uOen iber ben 2efe uub ftub
in GOIss Der sdbfroat uuo bes ftetig tableH Miubss
sisie Soften be begebrtsften am sanssn Safe ft beb.H
cine Sisfe bon 900 SUP. fin0 nit ben f9DuiteH
e9attenbdumsn, tis @i9sn, guaen GeOsrH, uub ansrIsi
S9Itng9eip69isH b~eftauben, srbebeu Tb t~bsiIpsis 5O6uB
aber ben Sse uuo bieteu cine ulalerii1e ausfI3t uber ben
cine gteiIe breiteu unb spei Wteilsn IaHsen See, psl9tr
an e4Onbsit nnO ScenerieH benz 2ats GeHe0n. benz be.
heotsitsH Sss @iseOEiins, 9IeibtOmmt. Sas Hare
M8ofer, bon giisHqusneu gen6brt, fret DON oneu eumpf.
efIaHaen, Der ianbias 8oben bieten bic f96niten Babe.
pIdsei 5obIrside Slide, @ootfubreu uub Gegelu Iuben
gu bisiem epOrt. SIR 9absunftaItsn, CUTE gerpfsguns
nnb prompts @srbtnOuHs spti6en Der Station @enOa
SunetiOH uuA benz Safe TT geiorgt.
gtnr IS Soften fiub bOrbanben; feline 5amiIie unb
9taturliebbabsr iouteB es unterlafIen, fb cine goufteue
gu iiGsrH. gtabsrs ~alusfunft ertbeiIt isGis gIatten
oerfeuhet
6. MeIm8,
1875 Mlltuaufee abe,
Cbsr 3immer go, 9u. 20 Ga Sale ctr.
Gaetuigsr Ggsnt. 6elo. uub 2auoeeTadft
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
Die 8urofbdft bepiuiot.

Dor 9fibter &eriten tpurbe geitern
iDtebernm Der Sal SOi. Mc0au9bGin gegen
So6n WfcGauIcD auf9erufen. Wtc2augblin
ltegt nocb INNER I'M 6oipitaL; es bat fib
tebob berauSgeiteut, baB feline 8erleBung
ntcbt tobtlt3 tit. McGauleD purbe gu
$1,000 8hr9i9att 3nge[aIfen unb Der Saa
Bis auf ben IL. Nopember berto9t.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
3nSeSEMttsefne.

meiu %geliebter @atte uro unIer Slater @uStpi9
S@p6mf inn @lter BON 81 Sobren unb 10 Monatei
ianft inn 9erru enti9lafen iii. Sie 8eerbigung fiuoet
am Somftag, ben 10. %gtOoember, 9to1mittags l u6r,
bonn 2raIerbonie 37 Sane ctr. aus mad @olbbeimt
itatt. I'm fttae 3Detlnobme bitten Die tiefbetriibten
Sinterbliebeten
sOpbia S6tpanf, Satin; @boIpb, emma,
Gobert, Otto, Clara, &Iuber; Sreb. Peters
Jon, S9mie9eriDbu; &una 69nant,
8nO3t R0ttte Stbfponf, Sdpte0ertDfter.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
Neue An5eigen.

OIue Qooess eli 9 n, weT4e fir ole
mtor9en'1 us9abe DER uJuinois Stats.
3%eitnns" aufeeeebeu weroen, erfaeinen fofen'
fret i'm 0benobIatt. Die 2Innabme BON Din,
3eigen fir oas dbenobIatt idlte6t nm II ubr
mittaes, fir Ole morseu=2Iuseabe nm 10 uhr
Nbenos.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
8auerIaubniBfbein

9ie f~OG8enOen Observation-Disclosures tuurz
ben i'm 8a1alnt ausgeite1t:
8. MOore, breiit. Wobnbaus, 374 40.
Str, $500; g. 8Iof, BRETT. 0oppeGz
bauS, 422O-22 9rerel 8ouleparb, SIS, 900 ;
Wiuiam $. Canton, 2 5meiit. 8o6nb&uIer,
l55O-52 NbamS Ctr, $4,000; SO. 81.
&rsibIer, BRETT, @~obnbouS, 299 8el6en
Qlpe., $4,000; SObn 90. SmDtb, bierit.
8obnbaus, PAP &obeD Str, 5000; s.
8araief, BRETT. @obnbaus nit 9G6en,
l116 II. Ctr, $500; George 8ranfS,
5 3iuet unb balbzftOdi9e 6oppelte Wobnz
bauier, 1928 emmin9 Str, 1876, O0O:
@eorge Tranfs, q itOdigeS 0oppeltes
Wobn6aus, "a. Str. uno Sames 8Loce,
$4,000; Sobn &arlowsfp, breilt. Bobnz
baus nit 2dben, g. &cb3ie Npe., So, 900.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
I'm Ser maHerfdeu oeftorben.

Sn ber @egenO bes SafIon 8art trei6t
itb felt 2 Wocben Elm an Der 8alierlcbcu
letbenber 6unb berunl, Der bereitS mebrere
B%erionen gebiIien babeu ion. 8or 3pet
Q8oden bis er BEN bretidbrigen 8Dron
8Dfor6, $50. 6239 S6erioan Qlpe., 1nb
troB Der ongetDanbtcn 8orbeugungsmittel
ttarb baS Sinh am 0tenitag Nben6 unter
ben furehtbariten Schmeraen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
SO0eS=QG1t3ei0e.

Sreunben 1tnb 8efannten Die ~trauri9e gtn6ri1t, baB
unier Iteber 9atte un0 8ater SObatn Yoft omi 6. $40.
oember i'm glitter Opn 50 Sabren. 2 Mtonaten uno 6 ga
gen lelt9 I'M oerrt enti9lnfet 1T. 9ie 8eeroiQung ftts
bet ftatt ont %SFretto9, ben 9. gtoDen1ber, Mtor9enS 9ubr,
pom 3rauerbonIe 943 Oofoale @toe. mad Der 81. Alpbot-
li%ns.ttTd9e uno pm 6o nod benz 8Onitacius.8lr9bOf.
I'm title SbetInobme bitten bic 9interblte6enen
Sarbara &oit, 9eb. @9tpob, Satin;
Soiepb .4Dit Sobn; Clio, Selena un6
&atborine, SD9ter; So. 8urfbarot,
Sbmieger1oBu; M9nes8Mrfbarbt &ufeI;
Mordaretha Shfpab. 9hmieuermutter
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08

Sn Ser Office 6es GOrporationsonz
tpalts RubenS fanb beute 8ormtttoo cine
8eiprecbut8 8tptiben Iebterem unb 6errn
8oiperS, ben 8etriebSIeiter Der 0prtbz
tueitern Gabn iibcr bic Or6inana fir Bic
@rbobHn9 Der @eleiie biefer 8obn ftott,
pie Orbinan5 lit lotpeit ferti8, baB fie Benz
StaOtrotb in Der naaiten Stbuns unterz
breitet peroen tpir6.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
beirothsfheine.

Der 6ountpcIert fteute geitern foGgenbel
9aoren Seirat5si9etne aus. $50 tetn on=
berer Q9obuOrt G1SeSebeu lit, pobnt Die be-
trefIenbe Yerlon III Chicago.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08

SOSess&Gn3ei8e+
8erponbten rro Sreunben Die trouri9e Nonri6t. baB
rtetu ~9elie6ter Wtanu 80 tlbelm @ e 81 III er am 6.
9tooember, gtadDnt. l ubr i'm Nlter BON 80 Sahren, 8
unb % 9aget ianft eutI9lafeH lit. 9as 8eordbniB
fiuoet Itatt at Srettag, ben 8. 9tpDenlber, Nabm. l ubr
bonn SrauerbaIie 1890 &eringtou Mpe., uobe California
9toe, ans na1 6racela1o. 9ie ttefbetritbte Satin,
&tttta S~ScoeMctcr.
&uanba, Tpdter; 98tlbelm uno Mtaria Meoerneier,
@Itern; 9etnri6 uno Suitao, Sriioer. 8ip2t
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
Serlangt: Srauen unO MGO6en.

OSerlon9t: Gin guteS, anit6nb1Qe5 beutI6es Mao,
~ den. Suter &Dbu, CUTE 8e5an6luug.
436 AiBlano 8ouleDar0,
9~SerIongt: Sin mpbIer3o9eneS, ~trdfttqes MtGD6eu
fir ali9emetne &ausarbeit. 23S1 Srotnq @oe,
Srptlt9 Barf. ooer abrenire: II So StaofS5eitHng.
2nO, BAN
0erlauQt: Gin guteS Mdbten fir oagemetne
9ousnrbett; muB fodeu tOureH. 1343 8elnloHt
Noe., morgeu fritb nm 8 ubr.
0SerIougt: Sine Acknowledgements, tIi6tiqe gSrau ees
leBten Alters sur ~SiibrunQ Der gan3eu Qirtbf6Qft.
9eTeren3en uno n%erlan9ter &Opn a%breifre man: n A
Staots5ettung. DO 10
0erIan9t: Sine quite R6htn uuo elm WtdD1en fir
atDette Nrbett. 6oS aldb paiben unb bii9elu fam,
Del U. 2SolTf 1919 gSoibtH9ton 8ouleOaro. 7uo4t
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
QooesfGue.

9ie folgeltben Gobesfdue tpur6en beute
8Ormitta9 I'M @ciunObettSamt angemeloet:
9enrD 8enseI, So Sabre, 5 MOnate,
1865 81. 6alteO Str.
SEQ. SObn MOeQer, So Sabre, II MOs
nate, 1876 BerrD Str.
Scarf 8teOerbOefer, 50 Sabre, 3W2onate,
3948 Qlrmour QIpe.
@oIter S9ubo9, 9 MOnote, 3 Sage,
922 9toblc QlDe.
Sobn 6Offmon, 4 Sabre, 6 MOnate,
6244 Carpenter Ctr.
Wtattlba @rbman, 25 Sabre, 5744 2afs
lin Str.
IQe fG6tti6eu, inz un6 au8ldnbiiben
Neuigfeiten i'm Nbenoblatt fir l Sent per
Summer, ober 6 Gents per Mo6e.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
SDSe8=Mm3et0e.

Sreurben unb 9efonnteu bic trauri9e NaG5rtnt, bas
unier 9eliebtes Sbbnden Mn9uit nab idnerem &eiben
tn Alter BON 9 Mtoraten iautt I'M Serrn eutI1lofen lit.
Die 8eerbi9ut9 ftnoet ftatt am 6reitog ben 8. 9tooember,
9tabmitta9S ~ ubr, bonn Srauerb0ule, III @prneQz
Ctr, nab benz ct. 8Ontfoclns= &ir9bpfe. 9ie t%rauerrs
ben 9interbliebenen; &Sitbelat 5seurid),
&attie GsearidJ, Qeb. Meber,
8nD2t nebit 6eI9rpiltern.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
SerGnHgnngen.
gu Ieiben Qeiu6t.


q Ieiben ge5u DIT: 10000 9oQor8 Qeoen A. Ooo
~ Dollars St9erbeit auf 5 Sabre, @ore1Itre:
ne6s,1l A 12 Steotsato.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
gu Derleiben.


So prget 6eIb ouf 9iomouter, uDren, euipeIeu. Suus
~ boltuugs-WeDbel lub 8tnnoS BON Der q. -. 8alopir
2Oan 60, 4. 5lur @bicogo StOt Gr6auGe 9ebQrsoe
Saiale uno m0ibingtou ctr. l6aglS
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08

Ut ullUEtE LIlb AuSEAtSbItSb tYut 6uHtI uStE
DISQUALIFICATION $40, 900; suiammeu $50, :
900.
- l1eber Sic 19euBIi9e, bereitS tur3 erz
tpG6nte Grmorbung zines Boli5titen gu
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23

We are in entire accord with the
essential findings in the exceedingly
able Tepor. submitted by the chairman
Of the Committee on Foreign Relations.
Bot it Is our opinion
First. That the appointment on the
IIih day Of March, 1898. without the
advice and consent Of the Senate, OF
Hon James H. BlOunt as special COM
missioner" to the Hawaiian Government
unier lsiiers of credenee and those of
instruction. which declared that Sin all
mz,ters affecting relations with the
Government Of the Hawaiian Islands
his authority is paramount" was an un-
Institutional act, in that such ap-
poiutee, Mr.. BlOQnt, vas never nomina-
ted to the Senate, but was appointed
without its advice and consent, although
Ihzr body was in session when such ap-
pointment vas made, and continued to
be IN session for long time Immediately
thereafter
Z Second. The orders Of the Executive
Department by which the naval force Of
the Unitei States in the hzrbor Of Hon.
OlGl1 Was in effect placed under the
command Of Hr. Blunt or OF Mr.. Willis
were without authority or warrant Of Law.
Third. Inc order given by Mr..
Bl0Qnt to Admiral Skerrett to lower the
United States ensign from the Govern
nent building IN Honolulu and TO en-
bark the troops Oh the ships to which
they belonged, was an order which Mr.
BlOgnt had no lawful authority to give
IiE object vas not TO terminate a pro-
tectOrzte. That relation mad been disa-
yoS-i Dy the administration u PIesi-
dent HzrTi=1n Immediately upon receiy-
ing information Of its establishment
The fzg and troops, when such order
was given by Gr Blo1nt, we're in the
positions from which he ordered them to
Be removed for the purpose of maintain
ing order and protecting American life
and property. Their presence had been
edsct7zl 70 those ends, and their re-
meszl tended = create, and did create,
p1olie excitement and, TO . degr-e, dis
tr1st q the power cf the Provisional
Government - preserve order or 70
maintain itself. That order Of Hr.
Bl01nt was susceptible Of being COZ
s.r1sd zs indicating an unfnendly dispo-
sition N the pzrt d the United States
toz z>rd the Provisional Government, and
I was % Construed, particularly by the
people of Hawaii
II the light Of subsequent relations
between Ar- Blo1nt and his Successor,
Mr.. Wills, With the Q7een, whose Office
had beeSne vacant BY her deposition
and so1ieztiOn under the attack Of z
s7eeessf1i revolution, this or3er and It's
eI7c1iIOn were most unfortunate and
1nfoEzrd In their efect- S1eb relations
zEd intercourse Oy AessrE. Blunt and
Wills With the head and with the ezec-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-03-23

utive officers OF an ovei thrown govern.
ment, conducted for the purpose of
| restoring that government by displaciny
fts successor, were in violation OF the
constitution and of the principles OF in
| ternational law and were not warranted
by the circumstances Of the case.
Fourth. The question of the rightful-
ness of the revolution, of the lawiulness
of the means by which the deposition
and abdication of the Queen were effect
ed, and the right of The Provisional
Government to exist and to continue to
exist was c,nclnsively settled. as the
report so forcibly states, against the
Queen and in favor of the Provisional
Government, by the act Of the admins
traiion of President Harrison recognize
ing such Provisional Government. by the
negotiation by that administration with
such Provi ional Government of treaty
of annexation to the United States; by
accrediting diplomatic representation by
such administration, and bv the present
administration TO such Provisional Gov
eminent; therefore, it incontroverfibly
follows that the President OF the United
States had no authority to attempt to
reopen such determined questions, and
10 endeAvor by any means whatever to
overthrow the Provisional Government
or 10 restore the monarchy which it had
displaced.
While it is true that friendly power
may rightfully tender its good offices of
mediation or advice in cases such as that
under present consideration, it is also
true that the performance of such offices
OF mediation or advice ought not to be
entered upon without the consent previ-
ously given by both the parties whom
the action or decision of the friendly
power may affect. Such consent was
not given in the present instance. The
Provisional Government never so con-
sented; 1t was never requested 70 con-
sent. 1t denied the jurisdiction of the
present administration on every proper
occasion. Therefore the proceedings by
the President, which had for their result
his request and monition to the Provis-
ional Government TO surrender its DOW
ers, to give up its existence and to sub
init 10 oe displaced by the monarchy
which it had overthrow, had no warrant
in law, nor iG any consent of one of the
parties to be affected by such proceed
ings.
Fifth. The avowed opinion of the
President of the United States, in sub
stance, that it is the duty OF this Govern
ment to make reparatlon to the Queen
by endeayoring TO reins,ate her upon her
throne by all constitutional methods, is
a clear definition of the policy of the
present administration to that end. The
instructions to Messrs. Blount and Willis
must be construed to be other and more
ample forms of expression Of thar policy.
No other presumption is ermissible than
that her actions at Honolulu were with
intent TO carry out that avowed policy.
These considerations make immaterisl
any discussion, in this connection, of
the PERSONAL intentions, circumspection
or good faith of these gentlemen in the
performance Of the task to which they
had been plainly commanded BY the
present admins ration.
JOHN SHERMAN.
WA. p. FRYE.
]. n. DoLPH.
CUsHNAS X. DAVIS.