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SEpAIIA. Mo. April e3 Mary Hayes
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su.c..- lt Nt
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HARVEY NJ. HOLLEMAN,
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Notice

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The military board is hard at work
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drawing up new laws and rules to
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WHIsKEYS. ALES AND CHAmrAGN

"Our Native Herbs" is the best
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WEDNESDAY. April a. 1898
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COMPARED TO NERO.
The 1nioronoo Drawn by Senator
Gray from tho Senate Debate.
HAWAIIAN MATTERS THE SUBJECT
OF q Hcntod Debate In tho United
States Senate Neutrality-suspicious..
tions Introduced III tho Houso--'rhc
Rebellion In Hawaii at an End.
England Had No Hand IN tho AT.
fnir--The Day In tho House.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 2l.--The
scnato again gave its attention to tho
Hawaiian question to-day, there being
added interest in tho subject owing to
the President. courso in dispatching n
warahip to Hawaii and in making a
aemi.otlicial unnouncomentof ofhis views.
Mr.. Lodge added one moro TO the
large number Of Hawaiian resolutions
already put upon tho presiding officers
desk. 1t was less critical than those
preceding it and nttor congratulating
the administration on sending ship to
Honolulu, brcathed the spirit Of annex.
alton and OF opposition to any British
occupation OF Hawaiian soil.
Mr.. Frye sought to secure action on
his resolution expressing profound re-
grot at tho renewed efforts to restore
tho queen. This brought on a sharp
debate, in which Mr. Gray upheld the
policy OF the administration. Ho was
frequently interrupted, and at times
tuo ultCuhsloa uoCamo. eoLueMuas per-
sonal. Failing to secure vote, Mr..
Frye gave notice that he would keep
the Hawaiian question to the front un.
til 1t was disposed OF. He will endeavor
to get vote Tomorrow.
The rest OF the day was devoted
mainly to tho appropriation bills, the
iortiGcation bill, carrying S2,000.000 ap.
proximately, being passed, and the de-
ticiency bill. including tho income tax
appropriation, being finally agreed to
as it came from the conference OF the
two houses. Mr.. Hill made another
fruitless effort to amend the income tax
provision, but his proposition was voted
down. 90 10 10.
TWAS determined to close the debate
and take vote on tho long-pending
Nicaragua canal bill next Friday.
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HOUSE RESOLUTIONS
Introduced Yesterday In Relation to A
noIntion and Hawaiian Correspondence

Introduced Yesterday In Relation to An.
no1ntion and Hawaiian correspondence.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. 2l.-The
Hawaiian situation is likely to absorb
the attention OF the house committee
on foreign affairs at its next meeting
for three resolutions proposing differ.
ent action on the question were intro
duced to-day and referred to that com.
mittee. Representative Breckenridge
introduced ono for annexation, which
was rs follows:
"ReSolred, That it ia the sense OF this
house tina, the President should ut once
enter into negotiations with the repub.
lie OF Hawaii, looking to the annexation
OF the Hawaiian islands upon terms
nliku honorably and mutually satisfac-
tory to the United States OF America
and the republic OF Hawaii"
Representative Storer, OF Ohio, asks
information concerning alleged British
connivance in the rebellion, in the fol-
lowing:
"Resolred. That il not inconsistent
with the public interest the President
be requested to transmit to Congress all
correspondence, documents and other
information on this subject which he
nigh; have received"
The other resolution by Representa-.
tive Becker, OF Kentucky, follows:
WHEREAS. During the past week the
republic OF France has calmly and with
out disorder and disturbance passed
through the crisis OF sudden and un-
looked for change IN the personnel OF
the chief executive, and
WHEREAS, During the same time.
tho American people have learned of
the desperate attempt to overthrow
tho constitutional government OF
Hawaii, now. therefore, be it
Reso,,rd, That the representatives in
Congress OF the people OF the United
States OF America regard with profound
satisfaction these new proofs. given by
countries so far apart and 80 differing
in conditions and traditions OF the
strength and sufiiciency OF republican
institutions and desire to express their
sincere hopo that the great republic Of
France representing as it does people
to which We are bound BY so many
strong ties OF the past and the younger
republic OF Hawaii, to which we feel
drawn by so many possibilities OF the
future. continue for all time, as on
these recent occasions they demonstrate
that the only security for liberty is law
and that government OF the people
may be replied on to maintain order
and to preserve internal peace"
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WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. ol.-Tho
house, operating under n special order
to-day, was enabled 10 vote on seven
public building bills. which were con.
sldered IN committee of tho whole Aug
ust 5, 1894, and they were passed.. Thoy
authorized tho construction OF public
buildings at total coat OF S4,525, 600.
Tho appropriating clause in each bill
was stricken out, and the appropria.
llons must DO in future sundry civil bills.
Tho success OF the Chicago building bill
was due largely to the delegation headed
by Postmaster Hesing. which came here
In the bilrs interest, supplemented by
active aud intelligent efforts OF the Hi.
nois congressional delegation.
Mr.. Boutello was prevented from
gaining confederation for his Hawaiian
resolution. "1 hope" Mr.. BouteIle said
to tho house after the privilege had
been refused, "that tho blood which
rests on the threahhold OF the white
house will not be spattered on tho lin.
tells OF the house OF representatives.
Mr.. Richardson Dem, TENNESSEE
was elected speaker pro ,em to act dur.
ing the absence OF Speaker Crisp,
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THE LISEMES's ACTION.
Tho ranks OF tho strikers will prob.
nbly be recruited tomorrow by tho
lincmeu, who until now hayo remained
in tho employ OF tho company. Thoy
number about GOO aud may be clusced
Us experts. Their sympnthies have
boon with the strikers throughout.
They have thus far responded 10 all calls
to repair wires cut by strikers or their
allies. Now, however, they say
that II Is evident tbns tho com.
pany Is woging merciless warfare
upon those who went out last Monday
aud thoy profess to fear that some day
the.r turn may como to sutler Tor what
thoy call capitalistic opposition. Thoy
hnvo lot 1t be understood that to-mor-
row they will no. 10 out TO repair cut
lines even at the risk ot dismissal. They
will not strike. thcy say; they will
morely refuse to perform tho work re-
quired OF them, and put upon tho com.
panies tho onua OF discharginS thotn.
POSITION OF THE CITY AUTHORITIES.
Mayor Sc hieren has consistently ex.
crscd all the powers Of his office for tho
maintenance OF order. BY his direction
the police force has been practically at
tho disposal Of tho street railway com.
panies for the laas eight days. Tue men
have been called upon to do extra duty
during all that time and the arduous-
ness Of their service has told severely
upon them, q considerable number
having been temporarily incapaci;a,ed
for duty.
The board OF alderm ar, this afternoon
voted with not one dissenting cember,
in approval OF memorial signed BY
about eixty property owners, which
calls for measures which shall compel
the street. railway companies to operate
tho usual number OF cars upon their
linea or siserequost the a,torneygcneral
TO bring proceedings for the nunullnent
OF their charters.
A resolution expressing sentiments
similar to those OF the memorial were
unanimously adopted by the board OF
supervisors. The executive com mittee
OF the strikers were called to-day before
the meeting to tell their story OF the
employment Of compc.en. motor
men, which, i: is held, impcrils
tho safety OF passengers. pedes.
triaus and those driving upon the
streets OF the city. Those several Off.
cial acts are, of course, calculated to
give announcement to the strikers.
whose champion. Major McNulty, not
disheartened by the failure OF his move
in the same direction last week, made
application to Judge Cullen to-day for
an order upon the street railway COM
panies to show cause why their char
ters should not be forfeited for failure
to keep their several lines in operation.
Major McNulty is a merchant, who
alleges that his business suffers by
reason OF the suspension Of tho stree.
railway traffic.
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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

Tho Delaware senatorial deadlock is
still unbroken.
Tho United States OF Columbia is tax.
ing steps to place Its currency on a all
yer basis.
It is believed that President Sanz
Pens, OF the Argentine republic, will re-
sign to-day.
NJ. BourCeoise yesterday notified
President Fauro OF his inability to So
euro cabinet.
4 cnblccram has been received from
General John W. Foster, announcing
his sate arrival this morning in Yoko-
hama, Japan.
Seven hundred thousand dollars in
gold wcrc withdrawn from tine New
York sub.treasury yesterday, s600,0C0
OF 1t being for export.
Major Henry Godspecd, known to the
public for his writings on Mormon life,
died Yesterday morning Il. Salt Lake
City, Utah. aged six,y-two.
1t is announced that the delayed dc.
pnr.uro OF tho Chinese peace cnvoys
from Shanghai is due to dsagrccments
among tho ministers at Pekin.
The town OF Huntington, Pa, has
been placed under quarantine by Tho
state board Of health, owing to the
prevalence OF diphthoria ana scarlet
fever.
The United States commissioner OF
claims yesterday handed down about
800 judgments in favor OF letter curriers'
in Fort Wayne, Ind, Buffalo, n. Y, and
Now York pos,otliccs.
Tho irinl Of Harry Hayward, ut Min
nonpolis, for tho murder Of Catherine
Cling, was begun yesterday in tho dis
trio, court. The empanelinr Of u jury
will occupy sevcra. days.
Reporta have been resolved announc.
ing tho murder in Guatemala, Of Colo.
mel Dunn and Thomas Murphy, two
Americans connected with the con.
atruction OF tho Tehuan.cpec railway.
Tho Morchans Bank OF Binghamp.
ton, n. Y, has been closed by order OF
state bank examiner, who has boon
going ovor tho affairs OF tho bnnk for
several days past, discovering Il deficit
OF Si5.GSS
Judge Al. Ricks, OF Cleveland, Ohio.
accompanied by his counsel, has ar
rived in Washington to appear before
the committee OF tho house OF rcpre.
scntntivcs 10 answer tho charges pro-
fcrrod against him by the Central Labor
Union Of Cleveland.
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Jersey City Operative. ,rny Strike.

JERSEY Cry, n. j., Jan. 2l.-It is
alleged that tho employees Of tho Con.
solidatcd Traction Company in Jersey
City havo decided to tic up tho trolley
roads in the event OF tho BROOKLYN
strikc resulting in victory for the
men. The Jersey City conductors and
motormon arc members OF tho Knights
OF Labor aud are well organized. The
leaders say tho Newark employees Of the
company will also slriko II tho Brook
lyn strikers win.
Tho company cmpIoys about 1000
men in Jersey City.,opeFn.ing nino lines.
The men have for several mon tina been
talking strike.
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LEXOW ECHOES.
Tho Now York Grand Jury Cots In II,
Work Among the Police Officials.

Tho Now York Grand Jury Cots In It's
Work Among the Police Officials.
New YoRK, Jan. 2l.-Moro excite.
ment than the department has had 10
years was created among the. rank and
flo OF tho police department to-day
whom it became known that n groat
number OF indictments, probably fifty
two. had been found by tho oyer and
tor,ninur grand jury.
1t Is said that these indictments nro
for police officials, as wcll rs for patrol.
men ind others. who have testified be.
foro tho Loxow committee, or whose
name. have been brought boforo thnt
body in an unIavorablc light.
Most Of tho indic!monts arc for
bribery. Warrants nrc to br issucd
Immediately aud tho batch will DO sent
as soon as thoy arc made ont TO police
headquarters to bu served by tho central
Office detective sersuan,s.
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Mr.. Gray, with much force. Tho Prcsi-
don't had not conferred with tho royal.
ist delegation. llo had refused to re.
ceiyo them officially. llo had conferred
with thom only unoillcially.
Mr.. Frye asked an immediate vote.
Mr.. Mills, Dem, Texas). objected to
such speedy notion.
"rhen | givo notice." said Mr.. Frye,
shat tho resolution will DO advanced
by cycry posuiblc means from this timo
forward"
That is what we want" said Mr..
Mills. 1--WE want the resolution fully
debated"
Tho Nicaragua canal bill was then
laid before tho senate.
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Tho Halsey street line was also the
scene o! several lively encounters. In
one OF them Private Ennis. Of the
Seventh regiment, was knocked sense.
lGs by stone thrown by n rio.er.
Several snots were fired into tho crowd,
and rumor has 1t that four men were
seen 10 fall. II that la tho case, tho
wounded wore carried away by their
friends.
At tho Halsey atrcet depot car was
pcIted With stonos and sticks. the
windows broken and tho woodwork
'tnashod. The two polics guards fred
their pistols into the crowd which
dmpersed. Whether or not any ono
was struck ia not known. Under such
conditions q, are indicated By tho Incl.
dents narrated it was deemed advisable
70 abandon for tho night an attempt TO
run cars on any OF the tied-up linos and
by 6:30 all tho cars wcrc housed.
1len to tako tho places OF tho strikcra
are being engaged in other cities and
irom the unemployed OF Brooklyn.
oHe hundred new mon woro received ut
tho kipdewood car houae on tho Brook.
iyn Heights company to-day and small.
or numbcrs OF mon wcro received at
other depots. Tho hiring OF inexpori.
enced men has given the utril;ora and
,,her Sympathizorsm IN argument wh!ck ia
nelns used to influence public opinion.
saM shown by the proceedings In tho
honn Of aldermen and board Of MI per.
S'Mor'. already mentioned. With all
'hH companies hayo boon ablo to do,
9.hIy small fraction OF tho linoH-pcr.
maps not moro than one In six--havo
peeh operated at all, and on those
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THE DEBATE
In the Scnato-Tho Resolutions Which
Caused tho Controversy.

In the Sennto-Tho Resolutions Which
Caused tho Controversy.
WAsuISdroS, D. c., Jan. 2l.-Minister
Thura,on, of Hawaii, occupied front
seat in the diplomatic gallery Of tho
senate when the session opened to-day.
The galleries were well filled in antici.
patton Of renewal Of the sharp con.
,roversy over Hawaii, which had begun
Saturday. Mr.. Frye, who had precipi-
tated the conflict, was early In his seat
with bunch Of papers before him.
Senator's gathered in groups during the
routine proceedings and discussed tho
action of the President in sending a
war ship to Hawaii and his sta,emen,
published this morning Mr.. Lodge
speedily brought forward the Hawaii
question by presenting the following
resolution:
"R.solred, That the senate cordially
approves the dispatch Of ship OF war
10 the Sandwich Islands on Saturday
laa,, and Is OF the opinion that an
American man.oi-war should be kept at
Honolulu.
"Raolvd, That prompt measures
should be taken to construct or pro.
mote tho construction OF q submarine
cable from San Francisco to Honolulu,
and that no part OF the rights and
privileges secured to the United States
and tho Hawaiian government should
be abandoned or waived In order to
euable any other government to secure
foothold or lease upon any part OF the
Hawaiian Islands.
"Rs,olrd, That in the judgment OF
tho senate, immediate steps should be
taken to secure possession OF the
Sandwich Islands by their annexation
10 the United States"
IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION ASKED.
Mr.. Lodge asked immediate conaid.
Grafton for the resolution.
Lett go over" interposed Mr.. Black
burn. Tho presiding officer construed
this rs an objection. and. under the
rules, the resolution went over until to-
morrow.
Tho Hawaiian subject was again
brought to tho front by Mr.. Frye. who
called up his resolution presented Sat-
urday expressing the profound regret OF
tho senator at tho latest effort to resto orc
the queen.
Mr.. Gray addressed tho senate against
tho resolution. He urged that tho
United States senate was not mission
ary meeting 10 express sentimental feel.
ING on the aspirations OF well.in,en.
toned people, The President Of tho
United States had consistently sought
to maintain tho timo.bonorcd policy OF
this government.
Mr. GRAY commented on the uu war.
rautcd course Of Admiral Walker in 70.
porting a, lenuth on political phases in
Hawaii. az. is n serious thing for n sen.
a,or to make n statement implying ,hnt
thu President of tho United States Is n
sort Of Nero tiddi,nc whilc Rome
burns }" declared Mr.. GRAY.
.,r .J.o,,crn.r
,:,,,;, ~, -. NJ. c.,,
.;,,.,s,l ,,,n a.o,on,n,, ~ A. 1oJao
,L',.,1sn..,a.., ~ ,ho 1,,,,o,, ,.,,;,ar
N' "" ~
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MORE VIOLENCE
And Bloodshed Mark tho Eighth
Day Of tho Brooklyn Strike.
SEVEN THOUSAND TROOPS GUARD
Property, Together with Over Six
toen Hundred Policemen,
A VERY SERIOUS COMPLICATION

To tho Situation--Cars Attacked and
Son.Union Operatives Badly Han.
dlcd-Cars Run Gauntlet OF Stones
From Housetops-The Number of
Cars Increased, But no Attempt Is
Made TO Run Night Cars-Jersey
City Operatives Await tho Outcome
of tho Strike.
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Tho prosidcn, has commuted to three
years and ak months tho sentence OF
ak years aud $500 fine imposed upon NJ.
G. Hall. in Western Pennsylvania, for
breaking into n pos,ollice THIS was
because his testimony was OF value in
conyicting other parties.
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NEW YEN RECEIVED.

New men wcro received at intervals
during tho day, tho largest number ar.
riving at l9:l5 p. m. oil two cars, tho
frat bringing twonty.one mon mud tho
0econd nineteen mon, which enabled
tho superintendent. during the altor.
noon. to put thirty cars on tho line.
This required tho withdrawal from tho
avenue and tho streots nonr the depot
OF tho policemen stationed thoro In or.
dor 20 place two men on oach car, and
Captain German called for reinforce.
rnsnts. which he received from tho
Fifth and Nineteenth precincts.
The manGuvers necessary to protect
tho dupot were quickly executed, and
whom completed the posture was quito
warliko--four cannon. with quiet sig-
nirniiicance, woro planted NO aa to talic
every avonuc Of npproach 10 tho depot.
The crowd WINS kept back two blocks
by tho mounted police and thOrc was
liltIo to disturb the regularity OF tholr