Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 14, 1894, Page 2

- ' Y NG AT T UNT | tothe side rall aves two feot apart, and '\ into saying matiy things which would bo | directed, that such porsons should be be- | once more established on an assurod basis, | vired hevo. When President Dole was ap- “0‘{ lT R o LY V1 | Senastrer's ball ous in the middieof the J / nalf truths, and( standing alono would | hoaded and their property confishted to the | the following impoctant details must ba car | plied to this morning at 9 o'clock he stated - table. It was & tremendously bard shot, al- A be misleading , or evon false on | government. ried out. while, at tho same timo, having | peioly that there was nothing new in the — most impossible, but he draw from white to whe fact. It s likely that an | I thon said, repeating very distinctly her | due rogard to all recommendations of lent bbers i red and counted. Two thousand people [CONTINUED FROM PIRST PAGR.] investigation conducted in this mannercould | words: ‘It is your feeling tnese people | ency made by the Urnited Stutes government. Sohaoffor Dafoats Tves by i Niltowest of | Woro standing on tnele fout and shouting. | __ NTINUED PROM § result In a fair ana teathful statomont of the | should be beheaded and thelr property con- [ “If it does not confliet with other instruc: | for somo time to como. Schaoffer Dofeats Ives by 3 Tho next shot was lso & long and a very | “Whioh your action aad that of tho queen | CA80 in point! Strcly the destinies of a | fiscated? tions from the govornment, the United | It is known, howover, that for the last 4 ¥ y i 5 \ Hargins. diffloult dravw, bt thore was position it and | devolyed upon him® (the president of the | friendly governmout,’ aamitting by way of Wanted Them Boheade: States commander should be requestad by | forty-eight hours Mivister Thurston has Jnke went out after it, Ho mwade it exactly | United Statos) and that the president has | Arkument that the right of arvitration ex- | «gha replied: ‘It is,’ hor majesty's godernment to koep his forees | oo t" 0B SR RS Dolo, and did —_— right, and while the ctators held | qerived at hisconclusions from Commissioner | 18t8, may not be disngsed upon an ex-parte I then said to her: ‘Do vou fully under. | U shore until her majesty's government has i i 8 A/t o . £ NOW | their breath, ho went on likw'a nan of ifon | Bguavs raport. 1 sceret wveatigation without tho Knowl: | gyand'the meaning of every word I hae sald | beon fully reorganized and felt itseif in o [ leave until 8 a. m. toda when he GREAT BILLINRD MATCH T anq won the most remarkable game of bil- | W have had as yot no opportunity of ox- | 6d%e of such government or an opportunity [ g vo G TeME BLAVery SO . Vou | Proper condition to maintain law and order, | went at once to the executive ouild- o Iiards ou record. His run was 15, and he had | ainining this document, but from extpacts [ 0y it to bo heard or aven w know who the | have said tome, and it so, do you still | 2i80, if ot in conflict with his instructions, | ing, whence he wil drive dircetly i W R by .n»:; Ivml)uq“l one point in m‘og I)h“';[":"‘: p\mn;n.en l;\ nmf papers and for |'L£1ul|).|! visuessos were. 5 nave the same opinion? tlmtlhlv h|~> l!>{-'|: by ‘hvr u I\ 3 unrwrn- to the steamer Australia to sail at noon. Masters of the Cue Meot In a Straggle for | crowd went all to pieces, and SchaefTe sot forth hereafter, we are not dis- Puarely a Private Matter, “Her reply was: ‘I have understood and | Ment to divect tho pvlace and hour of sur- | ;pyyraton carries very full fnstructions on ai (! fo o ve v ' P v ron y o 0VISIOna over 0l and H . on Top by n Closs past 11, Score: s o mttor of fack no member of tho oxocu. | [oroes lilecully assisted the revolutionists in | A°¢ieIoR o shinto my wietstera = | a” " on ", tho day of 1803, | plemented by a dozen or more aMidavits, Margin. Schuaftor—0, 0, 16, 80, 1, 0, 80, 94,2, 4, 86, | Liveof the provisional govorament has con- :,‘,Lt‘..’,"‘,‘,‘.‘.’.‘,‘22,’133.'-’.5.3"{“E vrovisional Kovern: | sary to make n decision bofors you at Palice square, whero they will de: | which, it is said, will clear up many poiuts 82,26, 1,184, 5, 13,0, 10,112, 0, 18600 " | ferred with the ex-queen, either verbolly or | thol’ wongdolug. 1t was purely private | Pointed any ministers, and that you were | liver up to him the possession of the | in Blount's roports, and, it 1s claimed, set 8, 1,8 ) 1,0,12,29,203, | otherwise, from the time the now govern- v WERHEG LA, b wis PEFELY, B RERRGS | asked to issue a royal prociamation of gen- | Zoverament and its buildings und archives, § \no fawaiian people in a proper light beforo Citiexco, Jan, 13.—Schaeffer and Tves Lidda! § ment was ' proclaimed until now, with the | ZUECH T8 EiRelbiine bebween There | eral amnesty, wouid you do it?' and hatd over to himn all tho arms and M- | ) \osto of tho United State 00, J8 excoption of one or two notices which wore Y Lty “She answered: I have no legal rignt to | Munition delivared up to them on the 17ch |t BEOY (P rd i wound up the balk-line tonrnament tonight sentto him by myself in regard to her ro- | 13 l;vm ntg‘ no precedent in 1||'.N'xml{lu|\||1 do that, and T would not do it B+ FENE ] quy of January, 1503, by her majosty's gov- Iie American leaguo held a prolonged boforo m crowded houso. v was thole s SBiNa o Do b AR raED, moval_from the paiaco and ralating o the | Rriian tronps s conforred Aughority | | “PURUADE & moment she continuod: Thoso | srumont and dll ottiors atuce abrained (b | L, {6060 i sppola ment oL WolleL 0 ond meoting since tbe adoption of the rule . guards which the government fiest allowed [ S g QU ekl Y | people the cause of the revolution and | Uhem, or which have been in their possession | (& s Star & FIBH [R: LN ROV gFe ; « nurse, and it devolved her and yorhaps othors of a like nature, over Who international affairs of this | Jt Fo /Gitiion of 1887, Thora will nover | Since, aud surronder all of their ofices and | Swith of the Star to a pasition in tho advis barring the anchor “‘“‘“1“”‘1“. 3 e | Time cnosen by the Mayorts emiles to T infer that & Gonvorsavion which :Mt"\nmnnl, Should it ve L;-wu. S | boany bonce whils they ave h Lhioy | Men to him as prisoners to bo subsequently § OFY coutcil. and should the conservative ele 30 er 1o play good b rds inorder . o . 4 e b you have suggested, tha e American gov- Ay Doage 4 e o _here. 0} ARl s { Adadia LRLLLLEY attempt to place to place oithe B et ikey o7 ite Tmpenchmont Procosdings. Mr. Damon, a membor of tho ad- | {20 A STKEGSted, shat the AIEHCAR B3| must ve sent away or punished and their | [UFned over to hor majosty's governmont to | (O N OF PABPOSOIIRLIYE of - TN (LRK asloi to have any chuncoat the swoepstakes o For the past ten days there has boen a | visory council, fs roported by Mr. | (FE ARG pSGe (i RRROCEEI AR ohe | Property confiscated Po.denlt with by cunrt especially appointed | fveeasha'n this position thoy will lmmedic £1,600 and 50 pr v of the aet gate Te | .04 Gl of scurrying around and scheming ll‘w‘l;:’."? !thm,'f y;‘;‘l‘x“llmn‘\‘L?nu\‘.x";l‘y:i‘«i"n‘ 0| through such action, that is not o mattor for | ‘I then said: ‘I have no turther commun ”_“m?.‘:‘Ll“:_l”V.“N"“l‘ll\‘:.;':::;fl:nl{‘l'v\v‘l' CLAD L A Bl B LR L o coipts. Ho must win tomght fn ordor to tio [ (0 o bl ™ 0 TP ok and. als. | JBRUAEY 17, and which has boon quote mo to discuss, except to submit that if such | cation to make to vou now and will have | SEIRRRE AHS @ Thitod Shatos Vo o | to support the provisional gavernment, 1l lils games the newspapers as the basis of this astound- ; none until 1 hear from my goverament, | ON€rs, ote., by the Uuited States govern- ves, a8 the latter lmdfl‘\unll . l”;\“:lm gruntied politicians vo get up a move to im- | ing claim of the prosident of the Usnited 'L",",";‘,’,;;-I‘;‘I‘,"”“‘,‘;"”-Ht'! !uflmfl American | whicn will provably bo in threo or four | Ment W hor majesty's governmont.” Amorieanism Wil Be the Test. Shus far, while Schac |l- i “” o o iy | beach tho mayor undor any protoxt that | Statc his aushority to adjudicate upon | EerCey Oy b Ie vot PR ek ment, rec- | eoks.' Had w Tatk with Wilson. From all that can be learned this morning, Wednesday night. To the even '1 TR could be trumped up. The manifest de- vlv;n' right as a government 'tn (')|(|‘\v. Mr. | oonizod ns a soverelzn | power, equal in “Nothing was said for several minuts The minister next dotails n conversation | it 18 quite evident that the aggressive was understood the game would be PIayed | gy of tho plotters has boen to wet control | PAMAN. on the occasion mentiousd, was w1 | authority with the United States govern- | when I askod hor whethor she was willing | ho had with Wilson a8 10 the plan of pro- | $ICment of tho countey is the forofront of off next Monday evening nd made | Of the appointiug machinery beforo the | morgovernmant who hnd been in confre ment, and enjoying diplomatic elations with | o give mo the names of four of her most | cooduro and “the st of names of those' ho | o, bresent nolitieal movament, and thay In the bank for lead Ives won and md magor's appointees are confirmed. Behind | with s, What Mr. Damon said to the ex. | i 41 not |)|“llh'~.\ll|w|\‘|'d by it fvv; the sake of | trusied friend L&D pmleht, within a dayor | proposed to havalin the restored govoru. yiHSRUSR Wil D Oten e ee. as 8 tosb o lay off, 'The balls lined on his second |y ot 05 Gy - | queen be Ra10 on Hés 1HALYS X | discharging its obligations to the ex-queen, | two, consider it my duty to'hold a consulta- | meat of trustworthiness in public affair the lay off. vlllln balls lined on b 4 | these plotters of course aro cortain contrac- | queen ho sufd on b individusl “authority | Uio thosa erouads, M. Ministor, in behalt | tion with them in her presonco, Sho as- | M. Wilson cross questioned him sharpiy | o 11068 littlo doubt, that the present gov shot, but well conceived i | tors for public works and corporations who | and did not report it to us. of my government, I respectfuily protest | sented, and gavo thesonames: J. O, Carter, | asto whethor ho was the authorof the | STMMent1s at last feeling the forco of the good position. Ho stopped at five ona bard | /ety 0h iy the city in thelr own interest. What Was ¢Her Case?" againsy the usurpation of its authority as | John Richardson, Joseph 1} hal and E. | paper and as to who told him the queon was | FoPUlAr demand for ropresentation, which masse and left s:-hm-fl'-ir :\lu ms,\l draw, | A+ tho outset the stories aflont wore troated Blolnt's renort of his: remarks off thAt 6o« :Aug,zlmu‘_d by tho language of your com- | C. MacFarlan, to be restored, Finally Mr. Willis said: 1 “I'I""A'l'“'l’ll b r-“l;'lll :In;'lur thlv L rn':\\\’, which he massed, as he also did on the 1 are' p ol nasic 'nishos this governmel - | munication. Fenred for Her Safety, do rot intend you should draw any inferen. SINA oy could not secure under the S 1s A mare's nest gotten up to (rnnvulhnm;llult‘Llw} gnon'nmln}nw t n: WTy 18 d1fHoult for a spayer:itxe yoursslt, i . WHUVaYer froth iy Baging (akan fms i bok estoration of missionary ru'e. This claim orve the mayor into malkiag conces a - | LTS fon Tnite d | 3 G { 3 now boldly set up by the forcigners vepre- ond inning 1 st obhus s | JOTD baeH intomakiag concessions | fotmation of the nature of thoso LowAtks. | 4nd muoh more for the president of the United | o T thon fnquived whether sho had any | My'jdon was thav you had been in consulta: | | ellild b by tho foreignors ropre Ives got a good oy ol to the cliques and rings that want to get atv s (Rl % L) States, with his pressing responsibilites ears of her sufety at her prosent residence, | v5h ' th orhers, It see ERR RS SRRV senting the mechanieal and laboring 7 coliected the balls at i . i government had authorized such assurance, essing \ | Washingion Are, She replid sha dld .1t seoms strange vhat you | oo AR eI g ad {n his third inning coliscted the b the piiblio ofibs- I¢ was of oonrsa. woll: unc SFoVwH{ng. OAH ol g juare, Sho rephed sho di a S ; clements of Hawaii, exclusive of planta- al [ as of cou What was “her case” that was aftorwards | Crowding cares, and his want of familiarity | " : 4 should have written this without any i y i panss the lower rail, where he played shost drives | dorstood that certain ambitious politicians | Whit wias “hor casol that was GfLOSWAICS | with the condition and history of this [ D4Ve some fears; that, waile she had urusty | \nowledge of what the United States meant | Ho3s: and their demand is being backed by and easy billiards up to thirty-two. Schacftor | who fought Bemis secretly or openly in the | 18 "8 (a1EIY ConsElered by s, RACSISONE OF | country and tho innor lifo of its peovle, to | frionds that cuacded hot house overy wighty | 1o do.” ‘Chat you may not misunderstand me, | YU, PORULLE apposls aud secrct organiza- led off with a well piayed sinzlo cushion shot | St cumpalan were afeqla’ that ho waull b | tier right to subvert tho Hawaiian consiu- | optaln a clear, Insight fnte tho Ko Siuia] | mon shabbily dressed had beon often soen | 10N beturn tho paper. Tdld not know ub e T T T 4 " o a) g i AR 7 0f e d to uunderstand cia St <kl 4 4 he time whi onten by e. e e bl % Across the table, but missed an easy oneav | oo ol tiog und to proclaim u mow one horself! Was | 0l forie ‘e xace fasiing and. tho oustoms | PIOWLIDS about tho adjoining promises, o to T tiive T o e ha ariied. [ niemver of which belongs to the American - school house with a large yard ' "B h { ¢ yer on edge and R e it her claim to bo restored to the | CUrents. e S Tk cague. sixteen. Ives was not y g o Meac sovercigaty. or Cwas o her clujie | tnd truditions, which all contribute totho | SCU3CLBous Wit largeyart o [ ship ot Iwould not have takenlwhad T | CYENS | e Thurss was playing his skots badly. Ho made Late last evening rumors were flying thick | agui; Tnito State: - » | Dolitical outlook. We, who have grown up Ao e G o } known its contents," iy 3 mghtecn in his fourth inning bofore he B0t | and fast in tha ubighbornood of thy city hall | Slerey unoarrageir s ot Ninisie | Bere, or who have adopted thiscountry as | bresidont tooffer hor proteution, elther on e tou he states that his return to Hawaii was things spread into impossible shape. and court house that tie conspir: Stovens, or was 1t all those in the alterna- | OUr home, ace conscious of the difficulty of | @ n,l.:’."‘ Lde il T} L ""jf‘ Lol e i LLIE LA to get in touch again with the peopl aftor now _toolc hola. 1o billlard | Boe oo e b e o olty | Siovons, of was b all those inthe alietan: | ;yyintaining a stablogoverament hero. ired Her to acoops tho offer at ouce, = | _ Undordato of Docomber 18 and 18 Mintater [ Mr. Thuratou claims to hsve securcd tho player and in nine shots had the avehor i | government would como to a head wi of these or any of thom, 1t could not have Have Tried to 1o Luw Ablding. BORVIFoR Y K EORLI ol ReRds YTk Bk bwh | o oo wiazes v padnlp ot inabevius | Sotes SN LS TR ERE DL U0 The upper right hand rail. Then he changed | FAERGIEH "R TRT 00 Yloan individusl, | Seen mora clowrly and finally desided by the . 3 ) WP SR tions sent by the Corwin and Ssnds stono. | Stituents claim that he is gomg away with o o o\t ha e shen Lok o tHEBIBmEA) | o\ St chamblail . Gasslias P S his| | oaoaosa e R L e b e his community, which is made up of fivo | tesidence, [thon said to her that any mo: | graphic. rolorcs of tho two intarvicws had | 63 1L his ear s to tho futnroor tho Amert n s miased & short cusiion atrape. | i, R AR i iuto th | Dicoadons of tho Unitod States in fayor of | races. of which the farger part but dimly ap- | inent, night or duy, this' offer was ofien o | by Tim with the ex-queen at hor residence, | ¢4 ot which it is broposed to substituto o Thity:. Ives ot tneibenelitof & | aiis 0 BtSRPSC It S (lioE end Jtosha | e e g > preciates the significance and value of repre- | her acceptance. J. 0. Carter preseat. In reoly to quories | for the missionary idea that has formerly Teavo, “but on s AfCh was | oo O Ot tha biten. would | feroraized it without quahification or te- | sontative iustitutions, offers political prob- | Tho interview, theroupon, after some | tfio ox-queen sail tho views she ad ex- | dominated here” Both factious, howover, B N sort. 1o scrbuming out. in | irisber Induleed tow lows the ofico would | colved its, und ucorodited,” successively, | foms which may wail tax tho wisdom of tho | Persgual remarhs, \was brought to a close. Prossed in 4 former interview refusing tg | Ar@ united on the proposition that thero is assa which saved the position and won a | par e iion ho ropresented wanted 0 file | Linotontinry 1o it the ae.quoon (1 tho moen. | MYst experionced statesmen. A c Upon reflection I concluded not to hold | grant amnesty to members of tho provisional | 1O be uo restoration. sund of applause, But ho let go soon and 4t | somplaints against the mayor that would be | yime being represented ”} AWisbingtous by r-l' or long yours large and influcntial parts fl'iil;l‘l)g"s};:t LL!ll\;u' ‘.:Y;;‘xv;wm u}‘xlq‘:i‘n- '\I:Ii'x'fi"y: | movernment had not boen ch She fi Sixtoen found & long three-cushion 100 much | £ theg ot imposchiant hreliminaries, | oo e e I g oy, | Of this community, including many foroign. | friends, s thoy have no official position | sisted that they should loave i s for him. Schuaoffer had an easy.position draw | Byt no papers were liled. ment ot /athte Tha Wwhole::business ot the | o5 and pative Hawailans, have observed | and, furthe i Deca e red, UOWI | and their proporty be confiscated. bub sai , vas shaw! Here but missed it like an amateur. Ives made [ state. ML witli deop rogror tho rirogressive tonden- | L0 89 many, her declarations might become | Sho was willing 1o yoscind tho opinion thoy | (PROSILON was shown. Herctofore, this but poor use of the opportunity and had Lk Statute on Removal of Mayor. governmont with the president of tho United | cies of tho Hawaiian monarchy, and have | Public, to her great dotriment, if notdanger, | should be beheaded. body:has beon self-elocking hnd sell-per- Balisout o control at onve, missing a hard | The procoduro relating to the romovalof | SLates I8 set forth in the correspondence be: | honorably striven against them, nnd have | 3 to tho interruption of tho vlans o our | Tu the second interview 1. O, Carterstated | houpating, and quic fusvd gho demands apread at ten shaeffer tried for thres | city officers is embodied in section 172 of tho e te b i sbon e this wove || 8OURNY, “Sthrough= Silagislativa = i worls | BDYStumant, 3 he had urged the ox-queen to aceapt thocon- | M2do by the radical . Ihe radicals oushions around tho tabie and fuiled | churter, which reads as follows: andistatemants of the minister of this @ov- | tho' ‘newspapets and by personil Lili's Frionds. ditions imposad by Pres svelina it 1o east thi kshaaiindlUi s beuiooiaerva. i<orably, besides leaving a set up. Ives |~ Tho power to remove from his office the | oraricubsb Washington and the aunexaticg | appeals and individual influence, to sup- | “Mr. J. O.Carter is a_brother of Mr. H d pointed Tl arbrb e o that endangers tlio. future Wado twenty-cight and in turn’ gave | mayor or any councilman or otherofficer | Sommissioners aucreditod | oto bt o fe | vort and emphasiz the rvepresentative | A. P. Caiter, the former Hawaiian minister | U atos was po #ita oy wiEauy 1o DO e e Schaeffer benefit, mentioned in’ this act, inany city of tho [ {1 thve Supiitted our vight & 3t 10 | features of the monarchy and to create a | t3 the United States, and is conceded to be cooperation, Mr. Carter contlnued: | hoartiCk Prossus lmovament &0 bo i protest % : Totropoiitan. class, for wood and suMcient | [he United States the fact will appear in | puplic sentiment favorable thercto, and | man of high charactor, integrity and intelli- tion T'wanton' to. vemark that she facls | AEAi0st the further enoroachments of cor- L conuse. is heroby conforred upon the distwict | Pt correspondence and the actsof our | thoreby to avert the catustropho that | gence. He is about 66 yenrs of age. He has | unsettled and unsafe with these people in | foittions upon tho populdr goverament here, 2 oy o ) y conf d SIPICE | pinisters and commissioners. Such agree- i i it 4 i LML ge. safe with these people in | 7ppe position taken by the conservati lo- In his seventh funing the wizard started | ooy 'for the connty in which such efty is sit- | IUHSters Ahd Goumissionons. Such AKIeS: | seomed inevitable if such tendencies were | had no public experienge. the country, anl I found, to vepeat what ik e AL L RgE witha few skyrockets and at twenty had | yured anda whenevor any two of the city | {ha right of your government to inserfere, | MOt restrained. These cfforts have been ir.” MacFarlan, like Mr. Carter, is of | she said, aithough it maynot bo in accord | mep't 48 served to pruse e radical, partye the anchor on the head rail " Here he i coutiiimen shall mako and fle with | the MEht of vour governmont w Mieriere, | mer by the last two sovevelgns in n spirit of | whito parentage, fs an uamarried’ man, | With my own views, that she fecls thess | S 00 IRIKCL that wiless the bickora danced the balls across and back very pret- | tho clork of suid court the proper [ 42t 'of fho tavo parl AR, aggressive hostility. The struggle became | about 42 years old, and is ongaged in the | people should leave the country in peace and | (i guranes will ot B Cd tily, unsil av fifty he quit the head rail and | (hoeodSind spocifications ngainst the mayor, | 0 Of the tiwo partics. avlength a well defined issue botween royal | commission business. J wood_government can_prevail. She thinks | Sonereiee will : B8 plsial set the crowd wild -with some delightful | 4jjaping and showing that he is guilty of mal Claim Never Recognized. prerogative and the right of reprosentativo | John Richardson is a young man of about | any third attomptat rovolution on the part | SOveriment and tho Amerivans who are the balk line nursiog’ along the loft rail. His | 7o, 00 0 kel nce as such odicor, oF | The ex-queen seut her attorney to Wash- | Bovernment, and most bitterly and unsoru- | 33 years of ago. Hois u cousin of Sarauel | of theso people would bo destructive to life | Subiort af he prosent, wovement for, closer touch in this run was perfect and ms atrole | 3" o iy incompoient or noelocts | fngion to nload har claitm for reinstatement | Pulously has it been carried on in theinter- | Iurker, tho bhaif-caste, who was a membor | and proports; that her peopls have stood fomudercial tonblong Wit the oultod cuntes, right toa foather's weight. It \wasnob e | any of his duties as mayor. or that for any | for power, or, failing in that, for a money ul- | ¢sts of the former." of the queen’s cabinet at the time of the lust | about all they can of this interference with cighty-four that ue <1mlfhclmlllmvrcs.' ted | oiller good and suflicient cause stated he | lowance or dumages. This attorney was President Dole lere enters upon anac- | revolution. He is a resident of Maui, being | what they cousider he s LATEST FROM TAE to open play, at last stopping at eighty-nine | ¢houiq bhe removed nis office as mayor, | refused passage on the government dispaten | count of the events in Kalakaua's reign | designated in the directory of 1580 as “attor- ‘I have gone into the matter of the consti- on g long crass-tablo cusiuon siiot, | G ionave th iall mako and 18 | boat which was sent to San Francisco with | Which lad to the revolugion and constitution | ney at law, stock raiser and proprictorof the | tution with her because I know our views | Ll Will Seok ecaniary Damages from the The balls were Mtl' well bunche -‘1" “\»M with the clerk of said court the proper | the annexation commissioners and their mes- | Of 1387. and deuwils the actions of Liliuoka- | Bismarck livery stable.” = Richardson 1s | are notso fully in accord as I wish they nited aithe lower rail, but h 4 D -\bh ‘,k S ‘_‘; charges and specifications against any | sage. The departure of,this vessel was less | 1ani in her efforts to override the coustitu- | half-caste, were. [ have said to ner majesty chat 1 SaN Fraxciseo, San. 18.—The Pacific com- promptly aud did not geu them back UM | counciman or other ofticer mentioned in this | than two days after the new government was | ton and vest herseif with absolute power. 1s & Half-Caste Nutive. think sho can safely put her canso ‘fulo the | pany steamer, City of Peaking, from H Lis twenty-fifth shot. At forty-five he Mt | act, alloging and showing thathe is guilty ot nd the rafusil was made promptly | ‘These incidents ave now well known to news- 3 hands of the president of tho United States, | b ooq aoe Cioy OF Pealong, from Honk a perfect position at_the hoad rail, but 105t | yuaifeqsance or misfeasinco in such office, | upon receiving tho request thorefor, on the | Paber readers. President Dole then pro- | Joseph Nawaahi is a full blooded native, | and said to hun: ‘You dictate my policy | K0us and Yokahoma, via Ilouolulu, and the it on his very first short drive and had 10 | o4jiatho is incomporent or neglects any of | duy the govornment was declarod or tho | coeds with his argument as follows: practices law, as ho told me, in the native | ana I wiil follow it.'» b Oceanic company’s steamea, Austealia, from skirmish again. At sixty-ono he found & | pig qurjes, or that for any other good and | nextday. If an intention to submit the 1t Was Foroed Upon Her. courts and has a moderate Knglish educa- | ~‘Phon turning to the ex-queen, Mr. Carter | Honolulu, acrived heve today within a fow threa-cushion shot too hard and quit. 4 : 5 von, He has served twenty years in the | g AL o | : e sufliciect cause stated he should be removed ! question of reinstatement of the ex-queen 7 s as served twenty years in tho | asked: -Is your majesty satistiod with the | hours of eachother. Both bring ful ic chaeffer for his cighth inning had to work i e, re such cour oxi d %: 5 *No man can correotly say that the queen | logislature, but displays very little kuowl- 4 o1 ave made? Sy hours of eachother, Both bring full advices from Dis office, the judgo of such court | had existed, why shouid her attorvey have | ;ye” her downfall to the intorforence of | edge of the strustuse and philosophy of the | Stetement I have mace? Is iv correct? to tho Associated press 1 regard to tha lard for his run of twenty-four, which | I el Y. 3 ; ¥-four, may issue the proper Wit requiring such | been rofused pr s hoat. ox- ; : y = L ; i ended with the miss ofa very hard loug | SRV ISSUO e BrOber r e S | oo b e O e O itad Jun | American forces. 'Iha rovolution was car- | government, which he so long_ ropresented. Satlafied with the Proposition. political affairs in tho Hawaiian islands, In ) . ) ried through by the representatives, | Ha is 51 years old, and is president of the | She replied: “Yes. addition to the regular correspondence, the nge spread. Tves drew a blank froma safe & poforo e : : 5 g ! Jeve: and leit thern: so hard thay Schaeftor | N8O, ROb move han. ten days after the ¥ 18, two days after the now government | ;o\ largely reinforced, of the same bublic | native Hawaiian political club, "Of the revolutionists,” she added, “their | Australian brought dulicate copies of the Associated press letter which arrivel here . service of such writ, together with a copy | was proclaimed, makes uo allusion to any 2 conlddo nothing. [\{‘ug ‘.l-“‘uhvl aa(.:{, bonseni| &r XNt L i aa *ifh.ltiuus o suh‘{ \u?fle‘rsmudmg bez\:ecu A gom‘g_ 1semlm_ it which forced the monarehy to its Upon being asked to name three of the | property should be confiscated to the gov- than ten in the tenth, whereas Schaeffer's | (o050 ehG ¢ ‘cause why he should not be | ment for avbitration, knees in 1887, which supprossed the insur- | most prominent native leaders, he gave the | ernment and they should uot be permitted 4 i hawrbreadth miss ofa delicate sivgle cusion | Porele e i 'ofise, Tho proceadings in | President Dole Here quotos the ex-queen-s | Fecton of 1380, and which for twenty | names of John I Bush, K. W. Wilcox, and | to remain in the kingdom.” on the revenue cutter Corwin January 5, shot retived him b four. The leave was all | FHOVE) (O Iy O TH0 Bortedzs | e wiieh nas been liovetofors paplished: | years has been laboring for ropresentative | modostly added, “T am & leader.” Jobiu F. | * Mimster Willis then informed her of the | and which, owing to tho rofusal of Captain Ives conld ask, but they slipped nway to the government in this country. If the Amer- | Bush is a man of considerable ability, but | president’s instructions thut he should | Munger to permitany one to commuaicate 3 ‘ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY ARY 14, 1894--SIXTEEN PAGES. political situatlon, and probably will not bo Supr Some Opposition, h civil causes and be conducted accordin hen proceeds: . h v middlo of tho table through bad forcé and ag 9 © cording to | He theu proceeds ican forces had boen - absent the rovolution | his reputation s very bud. K. W. Wilcox is | cense all interference in lior behalf if she ro- | \iph the Corwin, are probably still aboard 10 rules of such court in such c: a0 or: i i Uventy-threo he foll on o long, hard draw. | 10 Hles 65 such court i such eises mivie | 16 any undorstanding bad sxlstod 4t that | wouid have taken plnca for suficient causes, | the notorious half breed, who engincered the | fused assent to the condition of absolute ho 0 Now Schaoffer had only to make a difficult | boydod” from the dutics of his office during | submit the question of her Foatbration. to | for it iind uothing to do with their presence. | rovolution of 188). OF all these men Cartor | amnesfy. He stated he understood, *that the Corwin, . masso, which lie did perfectly to get things | 30U qance of such proceedings, by order | the United States some reference. tosuch | U therefore, in all friendship for the govern- | and MacFarlan are the only two to whom | you are of tho opinion that under the state | The Associated press corraspondent writ- going right in his elaventh. s stroke was | 19 BERUSRCY 2 ndorasinding. wond natarli hase s | ment of the United States, which you repre- | the ministerial bureaus could be safely en- | of things which existed at the time of the | ing under date of December 14, an hour or ali straight agan and he showed a more ! PR S, peared in this letter, as every reason would sent, and desiriug to cherish the good will of | trusted. Ina conyersation wivh Sam Parker | revolution and also in 1387, there could be no | two after the newsof Minister Willis' de- elogsnt balk line play. 1t was not until MASTER> OF THE SILUATION. By o st Tow o Ao ton S04 | the ' groat American people, submit tho | aud also with Nawauhi, it i3 plainly evident | permanent peace in the isiands.” s e St e tediigheiol. L seyenty-threo that he drove a ball upand Prasidens. 1o tho fuct. and aspacially as she | AUSWETs of my government to' your provosi- | the queen’s implied condemnation of the | ~On the same day the above mterview was nauds upon the pro al ga e down tho table. He stopped b Slghidisla | aocion o Atentson Bonanlders Com: | thon kniow that herattorney would be sovl. | 110N Bnd aske Uia you will sransinle the | conatitutloa—of 1657 was fully eudorsed by | held Miniser Wallis cotatved tho followiug become known 1 FHouolulu, says: B T e 0 mended by the London Time ously delayed in reaching Wushington, same to tho president of the United States | them. 5 letter in which was enclosed Lilioukaluni's Will Zesist Foreiga Interference, of 4 count at the last iustant. e i, 15°-4The T invox 1n 1ta:fi g for his considevavion. From these and other facts which have | pledge to grant amuesty which has been | Not An Excellent I SONDON e Aol e L O R, D L TINAR Was No Underatanding, *“Though the provisional government is | boen developed Iam satistied thore wiil be | already published. “Phe city is wild with excitement. All B thathe B1 tAltn with s filapen: clal article, commends the action taken at But there 1s not a word from which such | far from being a great powerand could not | a concerted movement in the ovent of re: WASHINGTON PLACE, Hosouuny, Dee. 18, | Uhe provisional troops have been ordered to I Tes stion Gonxod the bylls fnto. Rood per | he, recent moeting of the Ajchison bond- | an understandiug can be predicted. Tho | long vesist tho forves of the Uuited States | toration fo the overthrow of thut consiitu- | 1893=To Ills Excellchoy, .8 Willly:” beon the alert and shurpshooters are al- g, Ives soon conved tho bil!s into &ood 2 | holders on Thuraday in moderate language, | govornment sent its commissioners to' Wash. | i hostile attack wo deem our position to | vion, which would mean the overthrow of a 4 [ had the “norvisw wiih ‘you this morn | ready coming into the city, Cloveland's e tnchot fnd held. it for eight shots, leav. | It says doubtless the bondholders feis all | iNgton for the sole burnoss of securing tho | be Impregnable, . under legal precedents, | constitrtional and limited government and | Ing 1 bave bon in most cakoful and ‘con- | policy will have to mect Awericans resisting ing ab forty, At fifty-five thoy were lu the | talk was’out of place where they wero en- | SOPirmation of the recommendation by Min- under tho principles of diplomatic inter- | the absolute dominion of the queen. ol scloliciotis whouaht s touny dutysandiLrow, | heveln linible uriay,S0aoh mah avined o same anchor place again, but ouly for Lwo | tirel Vel Ehiey woto en- | istor Stevens of the uow wovernment and to | ¢ourse and in tho form of conscence, We | Tho luw referved to by the quoon is | Y ST B VALY ST Uy 1y | the teoth, Iho cabnov will take all the B e agh AL 0 itirely masters qE:tho, situation, and that if | enter into negotiations for pelitical union | have done your goyernment no wrong;no | chapter vi, section 9, of the penal code as people” I ant rostored by (e Tultel State time they want to answer the domands of fivat time, and he was making very cffecti they act with wisdom it is unnecessary to [ with the United States. The protest of the | charge of discourtesy is or can be brought | follows: st forgot myselt and vemomber only my | Minister Willis. 1t is understood the an- T Aart skt vl S cumnr vy, | throaton the stockholdors with pains and | ex-ueen ~mudo on January 17 s, | agaiistus, i A Whoover shall commit troason shall suffer | dear pooplo and wy couniry, "I must forgive | swor will bo fabpafumiliSinate fh o {16 bad reached saventy-four bofore resort. | penulties, for they know well tiat they must | €qually with the letter, dovoid of evi: | ~Our only issuc with your people has been | tho punishmont of dowth and all bls property | {faech Dbty betiiLie ng punt vl The Associuted pross is onabled to say fi g to'a long dvive, AL 100 the balls weve | find whatever money is required and that it dence of any mutual understanding for | that, because we revered its institutions of | shall be confiscated to tho government. L ALLE A SO pupral Rl Horal ey thavat 4:3 tomght the people are a unit still on the lower rail, and Ives passed | 18 1o the intorest of the bondholdors, who | 8 submission of Lier claim to tne throne to | ¢ivil liborty we have desired to have them | Thero are, under this law, no degreos of | gior of thiis hou sip for thegoodand | for reaiating Amorlcaor othar foroigu ag- The century: mari the anplause was genoes | have the whip hand, to make the situstion | the United Statos. [vis very. cvidently | oxteud to our own. distracted country, and, | wreason. Plouting alone carrvies with it the | Ay you to hear to the ‘president and the | FIe81on, Andzanohsurl) e O a Dy was mow peerection ftautr. | a3 little cupleasant for the shareholdors as | PFotest ugaiust the allexed action of Minis- | becauso wo honor its flag and deemuig that | denth sentonce. : government e ropresents u message of gratl- | 1050 ofarius il novessary s T nd almost overy shot was npplauded. At | possible. *Only,” the Timos says, “tbere | ler Stevensas well as agaiust tho now gov- its beneficient and authoritative presence “I need hardly add in conclusion that the | tude from m: and from my people, and prom- | The Peking brouzht uo p{nlscngu bo spe- 115 1o lost the Iower rail, butay 169 bad 1t | ought to be no mistakes made in regard to | ernment, aud contains a notice of her appeal would be for the vest iuterests of all our | tensiop yf feeling isso great that the prompt- | i ‘,‘f‘“."f”",’ § grace, (0 prove worthy of the | clat prominence from Honolu ;,, but the Aus- back again as good s over. Ten shots later | the financial position of the company, and | to the United States. The document was | Peoble, we have sl:zod ready toadd 1o your | est action is necessary io prevent disastrous | toudience and friendship "»r“mv-‘r :):'-:ull . 1 | tralia had delegations aboand reprosenting o chitned over-to the sido ril and nuvsed | the committeo ought to send out to Amorica | received exactly us iy would have come | country s new stur to its glory and Lo con- | consequences. ] St JULINOBALANG <o | an the fourteen-ineh line for a dozen shots, | & £0od mun of business fumiliar with all the | through the mail. The endorsement on the | summate & union w hl::h, wo hrhc}'a, would “Isend a cipher telegram, asking that Mr. | Then at 175 had them back on tho end. | subtieties. Ve do not wish to use any less [ Papor was made on the paper at the request be as much for the benefit of your country | Blount's report be withheld for the present, | orvthing was going his way. bui thore | Polite term of American ruilroad uccounts to | Of the individual who brought it. as evidence | a5 ours. If this is au offense, we plead | and Isend with ita telegram, not in cipher, | BEVRANL SEVENRENE & Seedtyion I was appareatly no lunit 1o his ‘cancity to | ascertain the real facts. of Uis safe dolivory, Asto tho ox.queen's guilty to it. as follows: +Views of first party aro so ¢ R e e e ) co billiards. For g s wont | Perfectly houest dobtors,” the article | dbpeal to the United States, it was e : o veme as to roxuiro further instiuctions.” lis speech on thit occasion was pub- | cou the mukeo billiars. | Sory tuo b welt ot | contintos, somotimes decotve thomsoivos | 8 matter of indifference. Such an appoal Eroposs) Unbioattatingly Repudinted, am, ote, CALBERT S, WiLLIS. lishod by the Associated_pross upon the ar- | vislonal eoverumont, Nono of the gonlo B b o muma i | 45 0 their position, and the creditors who | could not have been prevented, as the mail | Tam instructed to inform you, Mr. Minis O et rival of sha Warrlmoa uu Vi ncouver eatiy in i men U muchie lsax Uc (UHuraion do: will be repulled with both the provisional government and the ex- queen. Among them were I, C. Mclfarlan, A. P. Poterson and Sam Pavker of tho queen’s advisors and Mimster L. A. Thurs- ton and . M. Hateh, the latter being vice president of the advisory council of the p In his dispateh, dated December 20, Minis- ter Willls reports his announcement to the provisional government of the decision by Askhasgnid 0 aide dram Bt 1 % | Aecept u bankrupt's statement of his aftawrs | Scrvico was in operation as usual. That | ter, that the provisional government of the a n!“lhnsul JUiFacuOsho I‘\'nk,ilu'.m plnudits | Ut fursher. inquiry avo not entitled to | Such o notice and our receipt of it without | Hawaitn islands respectfully and un- \ SORERSRODISHORRRALLO G gLens AL e ey b e e o, complain, if, in the arrangements made, thoy | comment should be made a foundation of | hesitatingly ~declines o entertan the | consists of dispatches from Minisiar Willls, Yo have recelved pupers contuining 1ves 200 Ahend. get ioft,” claum that we have submitted our right to | propositionof the presidentof the United | which for tho most partare reportsof events S 5 s Prasident Dole's reply to the demand of i i i K e cxist s u government to the United States | States that it should surrender Its authority | 1n Houolulu. of which the public has already | Americanism Wit o the Test tor Future | Willist said Mr, Thurston, tand since thes Schaoffer did not show tho 1 s FURIY DEFEA HOUSAND, had never occurred to us until suggested to | to the ex-qu=en. This answer 18 made, not | been fully informed by tho Associated pross Potittenl Proforment. then has been no happening worthy of being discomposure. On the contrafy, hi us by your goveruwment. only upon the grounds hereinbefore sot forth, | dispatehos. y : (Copyriahted, 1894, by the Associa’ed Press, | rvecorded 2 i shots in tho latter hull of: the twelft i Kemarkabie Success of Hritish Frontler Clevoland’s Right to Arbitrate but upon our sense of duty and loyalty [ c:Under date of December 5, he says: “Guns Hoxovvry, Jan, 6, —] By Steames Australia A reporter sald to him that a statement were dificult and brilliant and nae clicied oft Polico in West Afriea. FEha 3 4 to the brave men whose commissions we hold, | and vistols have been placed in the hands of | G finciseo, Jan, 13.]—Sinco the sail- | Lis morning that the health of the queen a pretty run of thirty-two before he failod | gyl Sioe Leone. dan 15,—Forty | . The protest of the ex-queen already pub- | who havo faithfully stood by us in tho hour | all who are willing to “take them, whether ARG IR00) SR A 111 was bad and that sho was threatened ‘with ona kiss shot. Ives was still at coucert % fica b2t ¥ | lished 1s here quoted aud Mr. Dole then | of trial and whose will is the only earthly | Amevicans, foreigners or natives, and hevem ing of the City of Peking at 1:30 p. m. yes- | jeqpg failure. “Do you know whether that pitel and opened out his thirteenth inzing | Men of the frontier poliwe, under the com- | prococds: ; Aithority wo recoznize. We cannot boteay | lies one of the greatest dangers. Many of | erday but little of importance las trans- | isso! with a stromge array of hizh-class billiards, | mand of Inspector Taylor, with a few native |~ You may not be aware, but such is the | (he sacrad trust they have placed in our | those who have received those weapons, liko nursing skillfully near the lower rail. but | auxiliaries, defoated o force of 4,000 Sofus on | fact that atno time until the presentation | phands, o trust which is the cause of Chris- | childven with a new toy, are anxious to use wonerally on wide lines. After making | Decomber 20 at Gaya in Tonki. The ais. | ©f the claim of the president of tho United | yian wivilization in the intorests o vi them, lacking intelligonce and self-restraint Hvo ho imissod. Scoro; Ives, 488 | Dotiot o) 86 CAYS In Tonkh :I'::} 4% | States of his mght to mterter ;,‘Uluupmnn;;‘nI:u‘:\;li;‘l‘ufl&:."m 3t orithioaholal| ek A Droporty. Intorasts nb. atnke, 66 ° H H 99 84 b ds that Sofas wore kitled, in- | § )0 jnversal affaivs of this country by you Saxrorn B, Dovz, “T'hey ave liable at any moment to break into 1S lgure or 11 » played somo fine biltiards after | cluding their chief, and that 150 of whe na- | on December 19, has this governmont been Minister of Foreigu Affairs, | mob violence. “The Portugues¢ consul, a getting a start off n scratch fn the fifteenth | tives were tuken prisoners. informed by the United States government | mne dispateh from Minister Willis of No- | most intelligent and capablo mun, called and adied 134 to his score, missing on a slow, that auy such course was contemplated, and | vemper 16, withhetd by the president from | here last night to express his great fears cushion shot. Scove: Ives, Cotonisty Attucked. not until the publication of Mr. Gresham's | guciosure with his message of Dacember 18, | that these people would become “involved in Is the despaiting cry of thousands L: Schaeffor, 345, Ives wade Afty in the i Adispateh to the Ties | levter to the president of the United States | aud included with this, is as follows: " | trouble and disuster, as they had been sup- | ficte with seventeenth on the lower rail, where noarly | gon|ishon says: Lotters from Bissao, an | 03 the Hawaiun question had we any | "My Wiits 1o Mit, Gresiuas, Dug Lo- | plied with arms and, against his provest, Arricied Wit all the billineds of the night hid been mad i T PR relizble information of such a course. foN oF 1HE UNUreb STATES, HosoLviy, | musteved into the volunteer service, The Unsightly skin diseases. fie looked us thongh he would run out the | islind and Portugues: settlement on the o .opponents of such a course have | November 16, 1803 —Sti: In the afternoon | bationatity, nowever, which, in my judg. Do you realize what this distiguration game, but At eighty-1wo stumbled on_a two- | West coast of Africa, report that the Portu claimed ~ from time 10 | of Monday last, the 15th, by prearrangement, | ment, is destined to give most auxiety hero 0L YN IeaUETr W uls ? cushion shot. Tves. hid; Schacifer, 315, guese colony of Angola was attacked in De that such was tho case, but we have | yho quoen, nccompanied by the royal cham- | is Lhe Japanese, because of - their aspiration means to sensitive souls ? llll:;ql‘:d‘j\;”lh-'l‘.'“:_"‘l_ l"ll-' ;\‘: ':m‘!‘\‘:;;\'\‘:; comber by 4,000 armed nutives who were '\mxtl.w“|f::.l.“.? E’I.V-!iilllk‘l'l sorious importance. | perlain, Mr. Iobertsom, called at the lega. | for suffrage.” 1t means isolation, seclusion, safuty play on both sides for the eighteenth | Ying” ging woro usad. Not a singlo man of | Felying upon the friendsiip and fairness of a | Kuving boon taken to anothor room and Gen- | Under date of Decemberd Ministor Willls Do you wonder that despair seizes upon Janng, but Ives cut loose in the ninoteanth | (he Yortusuoes rarrison s ey ma government whose dealings with us have | el Mills, who had od her to come, rapartsigall he wooelvod . from. ax;Marghal arers whe with an almost hopeless twice acrass sho i o = 8 Lk Y0 1 ovep v 600K . | eval Mills, who had mgited her to come, re- | 'y yyilgon, who snid he was awaiting the these sufferers when oy ve acrass shot, | meeting of theglommercial association ves. | over shown full = recognition of = oar [ mainng in tue front of the house to prevent v ilaan, | 4 which hio missed and loft a fne setup, bUL | rerdas'a telegram from Blasao was read, | Wdependence as a-sovaralkn power without | izerruption L e A SR CE beforg deiclog Doctors fail Jake agaln stopped at the unlucky uumber, | spating that tho shipping bad b [lead | @by tendency to take advantago of thodis- | ' tAfior a formal sieeti ATy what to do: Ho lofta document with tho Standard. ramedies fai this time leaving the balls together. Ives | aud hosing ,\,,.l,,.‘,,!‘f‘.:'h,,h‘!,-., weod | vty of strength betwesn the two.coun- {,,,.,‘,\,.U,“:)('u',,',"L:f.},f’,:}“},','"i‘hl,f“l~!,;“‘Af} wasln | inistor. The dispatch continues: -Upon Standard .umnlu. _flllly A P got them lined forthwith, but counted by a | yoforved the mattor to the miuister. of ma. | ties. It your contention that President [ yid ymportant communications to mako to | cXamunlug the paper I tound it was u de- And nostrums prove worse than useless wonderful thin ouc. Again atsoven they | wna who replied that threo gunboats were oland "believes that this government | horand she wus asked whother she was | Ldiled method of broveduve for Ly, testory Skin diseases are most obstinate to cure tined 2p in the middle of the table, and this | glvendy staioned ot Bissno and ho | and tho ex-queen have submitted thow | \wiling to receive them - alono and in confi- | ton of the quoen, & copy of which Ten or even reliev time thoy wore safe indoed would send three others Unicher and would | 'éskective claims 1o the sovereinty | gence, ussuring hep this was for herown fu- | <1038 L o whieh © : Fatten tol clal eur Ouly & Wizard Can Do It 50 increase the mitdary garrison of An- [ Of this ~country to the adjudication | orest and safery,’ She answered i the b ME NIl 5o aoon. though. claiming to It is an easy matter to claim to cure By far the pluckicst and best shot of the X 2 them, but quite another thing to do e of the United:States is correct, then, may U | airmative. T thon nide known to her the | eno! g vhej sre he FHEE u ative. i wn i S author ¢ s dosument, a clal STOARBR AL IS KIONL BULL RN BAOL AR 11O ask, when and where has the presidént held | bragident’s sincoro pegret that through the | b2 the author of the demument, & ¢EL | e R A P R T R Sea T Priests Leading Bevolt, this courc of arbitration? This government | ypauthorized intervention of the United | Which uu.n.mlm he |\ln Ly/adm(itad that S0. Schaoffo o oteol nlog. o 3 a " 0 i o g g 9 f con subi d to unother, approved o e st bl arond. Tour cuanians with | 1toR, Jan, 13.~-Private advices from i- | 18 had no notico of the .aiuting of such o [ Statcs sho haa beon opliged to surrender | 1t hisd boon sublaitiod 1o SCLLE JIPTLG CUTICURA e Tvoverse Lwiat aud i counting obe | CiLy assort the recont dist e lurgely | I L Ol O s | hor soverciguty, aud hix hopo that with ber | K LGROR 10" former ministev. all “of Has earned the right to be called the tained escollent positio e gamo | fomentod by the priests ab Barra France | freactiontion o e s e louhv's | consent and co-operation: the wrong done | Wit IS Soaived eop Au andlysis of Skin Specific was now b an intensely exclting | cathedral, ‘e canons of which rang tho | of such a court, this Bovormneny did met | Lok ond her peoplcinight bo vedressod, Lo | i ig'ligy of special advisors, whethor nitive in Specific — ; " stage, us Schaeffer possed to h i i AR of such u court, this govornent did not | his whe bowed her ndknowledgments, 1 | U8 UEF BRI V00 elig to the fricnds Because for years it has met with most Inst sting, e orowd hanglng upon | USHS sumnoniug tho peaple tu revolt. kapwiit nnd was nayer 1nfovmbd. ol i I8 | wnan skl sadd 30 Hapt of ‘Hood govarnmont or Ameriiu in remarkable success every shot with breathless intevest and at The pope has boen 80 impressed by tho ro- | Heod, 08 1 hitve montionod “b‘"r“»:‘ ueves * “The president gxpaets and believes that e Amorivans. who for over ¢ able success, cyory geod atroke burating into appluuse, | Port of Cardipal Rampolla, the pontiticar [ fhos uBtl the publicaulen of o when reinstated yoy, will show forgivencss yours ekl & commanding place There are cases that it cannot cure, but He was playing ko a man whose Lifo was | Secretury of state. on the gloomy condition | fae e s a0 b oY and magnaniwity " that you will wish to | 00 00 00 fis of state, are iznored and othor they are few indeed, At stakeo avd making overyihing dead right, | of Siily, that he has ordered the oardinal to | 150 Aoy sohome of (herteranco under con, | 0o the queen of dll the poople, both native | o i ities., Enelish, especially, are placed 5 R 18 e (e AL 100 the buils wore badly spread, but’ he | endeavor to uscertain whether the foreizn |y bidon ® ©08- | aud forelgn-born; that will mako haste to | {50 0, Puis is teue both of the special It is no long-drawn-out expens went after them in every conoeivable shape | dmbussadors had reocived uny special in- R o s e sooure their love und loyalty, w establish [ [ <PAES CCES B R R plomen tay paTimart: and made them too, while the crowd yellod | Structions to act in the event of mutters as- 4 ; prace, frieudship and good government. Iat of. B aot® ihts had. boon seloctad by 5ol [EARELIE oo wisolf boarse, At 112 he was kissed out of o | Suming o revolutionary aspect. ‘I'hie Now Even if he had known that Mr. Blount “1'0 this she made no reply. After wmting | el "ninself no special importance would c. nvested in a ca count on a round-the-table, dut he had | Year's receptions enabled Cy Rampolla | was authoritatively acting us 4 commis. | & moment 1 continued .| attach to them, but it would seem from the CUTICURA SOAP Dussed 1ves- 585 to 584, Now indeed the strain | to broach the subject to the ambassadors. | $ioner to take evidence upon the question of | ** “The president not only tenders you his | gl bl™ ja g iy i a list which has been ap Will prove more convincing than a page was something territio upon players ana | He learned the powers did not tho restoration of the ex-queen the methods | sympathy, bub wishes to help you. Befora | Jicey e consultation with leading mare spectators. With but sixteen to go lves went aything sevious. adopted by hiw in making his investigations | fully making known to you his purposes, I | BIUICG 0 T 006 robubly, with the an of advertisement, to bat wwid perfect silence and when ut two —— were, 1 subant, unsuitabla to such un exami- | desiro to know whether you are williug to | FSGIRT 10T Hagn Ibiatar points ho missed ousily there wero xvouns Found n Bomb m Madr uation or uuy examination upon which | answer certuin questions which it 15 my AR e CUNCURA WORKS WONDERS. and choers o equal provortions, e left MaDRID, Jan. 18.—A petard or bomb, with | human interests wero to be adjudicated. | duty to ask!' o o R . fidem # e the balls hatd for Jake, weoso wiss seemed | o lizhted fuse, was found yesteraay evening As | am relicbly fuformea he selected his “She auswered: ‘1 am willing T'he “plan of pro approved by the And its cures are simply marvelous, 0 settle the gama for' hix ves needed I withosses and examined thom in secret, fre- | I then usked her: ‘Should you ba re- } ex.queen anu reforred Lo by Minister Willis Yiadipi. et k fosertlo the gm0 or b ealled | o0 tho stalrcase of the palace ou tho Mar- | quontly using loadiug %yuestions, giving no | atored 10 the throno would you grant amnesty | contains the following Now is the “"‘(‘U 0 Uhidteen tho balls were on the rail. but not | Quis ’Olivas. ‘The bomb was fouad by the | opportunity for a cross-oxmmination ‘nd | Lo thoso persons who have been or who are I S R A To take CUTICURA, {uite in Une. | The shot was not & havd one | Sow-iu-law of the marquis, the Marquis | often not permitting the axplanations by { new In the provisioual governmont, or who | NG L LS00 g CURES made in WINTER fhe oy player. 1ves took the bridee and | Comariounes The latter saw the fusoburn- | witnessos themselvos, which thoy dosired | have boon Istramouial i tho overthrow o LA Sha A3 af Sal RosCom iR MK AN Are permanent Dy o cishion shot 1o tho end rail, He | \0€ and crushed out tho fire with his foot. [ Lo wake of evidenco \which ho had drawn | Uhe government? piau. Lo GEARSEAV LS detalls may e proy (3 ent. (e b { The bomb consisted of an iron tube a foot | from them. 1 is hardiy necessary for we to | “She hesituved o woment and then slowly | erly aviendad Lo and tha aueanco may 2 W Y long with its onds soldered. ‘Phere is no clow | suggest that under sucha mode such wit- | and calmly andiwered: ‘There aro cevtuin | be given that luw und order will be ld everywhers. Price, Cur: sc.; Rusor, . Schaeffer's Great Mave. 10 the perpetrators of - tuis outrage, though | nesses would be almost helpless in thohands | Liws of my governwent by which Ishall | tained md that the A'tlnsl.xl;xlm.ua.l u--wr‘n; T, § Alnwlr;a:w‘l‘:r;::v‘i iy, (oo m.u‘fi'(.'.:“'_‘ Naw thi two object balis were left frozea | the police are busily aw work on the case. of an astute lawyer, and wight be drawn | avide. My decision would Le as the law | meat ol her majesty, Queen Liliuokalani, bo -~ t Scalp, X ‘The other correspondence sent to congress Theo N ADVICES BY £u. auSPRALIA,