Width?
futuunwmsumll
Unless Uncle Sam Interfere:
,, , She Will Get the islands.
Martino: me am! mm
It. “or!” of the Inhabitants In Favor
a! a Il'alea with the united Statee~A
In My to Bring About closer
com-Ida! Belatloas with lie.
Wallflower, Sept. all—The situation of
UNI-h the Hawaiian islands continues
toned" theearnest and «instant atten-
rflouofoflclalrof tbedepartmentof state.
Toilnmirlel onto the political situation in
the dominion of her majalty, Queen Liliou-
halina', reply is made that it is regarded as
unsettled. Further than thisthey say they
'donotcaretoexpress an opinion, and this
time the fact thatontbe 18thinst.the
new ministry were inducted into oilice.
The change of government was accom-
plhhedwithout demonstration of any kind,
hit the feeling prevails that there is no
Wildfires in the ministry, and any change
would create no surprise.
Thedepartrnent is under more or less in-
human to bring about even closer relations
Ween the United States and Hawaii
than have ever been obtained. Annexation
ll openly urged, the argument being made
that the islands need the support of a
danger government, which would restore
the commercial credit of the country, give
anistanee to the producers, and crmsequent
development of the resoureesof the islanda
Unlesthe United States does take these
ialandaunder its care it is urged that some
other strong government is likely to do it,
and that government is England.
In addition to sugar, rice is cultivated,
leacan be raised in abundance, and the
coffee is of fine quality. All that is needed
is some money and eiforts to improve the
landsand cheap labor to work them.
England could easily supply these from
her surplus capital and Coolie colonies.
Negotiations are now pending for the es-
tahlishment of a line of steamers from Vic-
toriato Australia,“ ,,' ,, at l' ‘ ‘ ,
which when established, it is threatened,
will drive the American line; oi the route.
They Want Annexation.
Nearly ninetcnths of the foreign popula-
tion are Americana, most of the trade is
with the United States and the entire in—
tends of the island are American, so much
aothat even the German and most of the
English settlers join the Americans, who
withthenativcsare possessed ofadeeire to
become annexed to the United 5mm
It is not probable that the l'nited States
will depart from its historic policy and vs-
sume any other attitude toward the islands
. than the one always held. it in interesting
to note in this mnection that the under
minister of foreign aflnirent Honolulu was
formerly a clerk in the department of Mate
in this city.
Under the operations of the McKinley
hill the mgar industry in Hawaii has lan-
finished, until now the sugar mime» nre
mostly in the lumla of revolvers. liirc
will that country in giant free entry
into the United Stair-a by the prm’irvions of
8“]! passed to remedy the injustice un—
intentionally done Hawaii by the failure of
the McKinley bill to make an exception in
favor of that count ry.
But the condition of the (onivnercial re
lath! between the two countries is not
satisfactory, and the volume of correspond-
one. with foreign governments for Mil,
M in the 1m,will doubtless contain the
textof a prepared treaty, Which has hwu
W consideration by the negol iatinn
Mel-Ill for Mime mouths, tlw object M
which is to mm a» for M Wmllllc ah.-
trade relation-l prefioualfexiating lA‘TBt t n
the cannula.
.v
The Proposed Treaty.
MWmfldefl for the Tree Ma. 3r
m into unit country of oil atrium.
m,prodneed or manufm‘mml m n .v
“her; aubject.howr\'cr, lo wit-1' umnnn.
monument-Ivan ll'llpfllll‘tl ups-u u.» u...
the articles. The treaty also, by t'XlilT‘i-
m “4an in fort-o tlw "rip/Zuni
my of row, the reciprocity trvu; m
M and that of mo, which t-onwyni l I
mummemum right in Mm
harbor
The hum of foreign “Thin or Hawaii
aald d the proposed treaty:
"It may herald that we shall pledge mir-
selvel aot to make similar ammcnwote
It at tilts."
Call and See 'l'ylreni.‘l
“Milli! I5 BEITB I ”it“.
W.H.Meekar&to.
Home mm m. , .
mu “ and autumn. I,
wfl‘fiwgum'
man. not aim
Will.
i
mums-m
Ill 'WIBIIIII‘TOI 8T. llllOIE.
wocusonmsmm. no
Vllhthe canon
noes. When iii cherry
glveusnceli.
Eyrmso Slll'fllllh, 1
Railroad Place.
m cuoceu snows!) our.
moon—o mm y Handled bani
;arhaad Its Quarantine.
R" on. Sept.8).-—All Input. from
thedetained rteamsbipastths/nppc and
favorable
lowwqaloentlnntatlonure to
, day,andwith17‘ire island and Campim
dopopnlatedaudthelafi of the Scandla's
mm from Bonner-bland,
theeholeramayberaldtobe nampedout.
'l'heonly infected ship left in the lower
bayattheprssenttimoisthellobcmia. the
last vessel to strive with cholera. Her
steer-age passengers were transferred to
Hoflman island, and the ship was dis-
lnfected more thmmgl ‘ than was presi-
§le while the people at... on board. Dr.
mu said that union some new cases
break out he expected to ,elosethehoepltal
and get away from Swinburne island in
Ilghtdnys. Thereinnocholerainthecity.
A- loeneaee in Hamburg.
Bananas, Sept. w.~Thenumherof fresh
cases of cholerahere today has been 13), or
nine more than yesterday; the number of
deaths were thirty-four, or nineteen fewer
than yesterday; the numberof burials were
149, or seventeen fewerthan yesterday. The
hospitals are treating only 1,158 patients,
or in fewer than yesterday.
m Cholera In Berlin.
Brutus, Sept. all—Two cholera patient!
were taken to the Moabit boepital. Ten
others suspected of the discasewere also
taken to the hospital.
Badarl’aath Still Tainted.
Boos—Pesto, Sept. ills-There have been
line cases resembling cholera in this city
within three days. Four of the nine cases
were fatal.
The Put in Perth's Pflrou.
Pm'ru, Sept. ail—Cholera is spreading in
the principal prime of this city. Today
there have been eighteen cases and ten
deaths.
Think He Was the Ripper.
Vllh'KA, Sept. ill—The police of Peslh,
Hungary, believe that an alleged lunatic,
Sumeredy, who committed suicidein a cell
at Preseburg, Hungary, after being arrest-
ed for a number of atrocious murder», was
the wrétch known an Jack the Ripper in
London. They claim to have evidence that
he was in London at the time each and
every ‘ attributed who]: the Ripper
was commit .
Graveyard Insurance.
Sr. JOKER. 13.. Sept. ill—Rev. S. Wel-
ton, pastor of the Main street Baptist
church, of the: city; (I. B. Welton. brother
of the ministcrand an insurance agent, and
Dr. Randall were arrested in connection
with gaveyard insurance cum-s. it is BIT
legal that the three men have defrauded
American insurance companies of about
014,011.
Abducted Lilo Charley Rose.
Bcn‘aw, Sept. ao.~—Sheriff Beck bu re-
ceived word from the sheriff of Montgomery
county that J oacph Dwyer,s twelveyenr-old
boy of Fonda, N. Y., has been alslucted by
two tramps, who drove away with him.
The case resembles the famous Charley
Been abduction in many particulars.
”on“ [In- SIX Comp-ales.
ClllCAGO.Sept. Til—Charlie Km. a (‘hb
nose manufacturer of cigarn. who employs
none but white union cignnnnkers, dei‘ml
the recent edict of the Chinese six Com-
panies, and made application: foracertid—
amended exclude!) law.
(Inuit. Pitt-roe Bar-ed.
Sumatra, N. J ., Sept. al—The photo
graphic establishment of Alfml S. Camp—
bell. the largest in the country, war de»
stroycdbyilrr. All cigarette and: wen-
Illade at this place. Fireman Van Fleet
was buried under the falling wall: and re
riorrsly injured.
w oi ”.30..
N" You, Sept. l).—Boohmaker ’I'. ll.
Wofiaainston,lly., who lie-been
attire racetrack bere,waembhedof
£3.31). Shannon believes the thief la a
young Kcntuohilll named Samuel Clay, an
aliquot! descendant of llenry Clay. who has
disappeared.
A “0.... late bead.
Column lad, Sept. ”plunged”, a
foonyeanold hay marmowned by A. ll.
Moore. of Philadelphia. died at the club
mndsbmfmabmhenbipmamdby
getting down in her stall. she made a
Man mart. of 2:11“ aadwan valued at
withothernatlo-szat we canton ”wet mm
tout each post advantages without mim-
withfawwjm! whether
thnumutetonlnvnltnl Strontium
and Wave adv»
of m pro-at
up“ loiherauvrlrm eombiaedmven
miterrtdathatwrmld maltos- favor»
able tsrmewith them. which we mnlufl do. "
Much as the corny-mm aver»
“themathetwymmr from the
United mug, and,“ is momma. llo
walk olldall heartily m» it, the for
Mmmtwhlellwtmatyhm
elevated. at W
W mist lar-
arpeeted study day." in am Mme.
no Myrna-u a n;- hub.
new Yothept. art-Jr» bond or new
alcoholism“ whichthsqusstiou
let his
minutiae
ofthqadeptioooftiaetrnllry untrained» l I
"W" Nut-uni with ta Wool.
«mum Jas-
Panes
Awhilf... .l-aJamnlaoeJ
tumour mmnmmmawu
markedhigbweymaod
an x
no: alliteawaeysndtbeth u.
“macromolecular”
WW. .fi,
were. president
ll. Fina.“ My!»
not lie "convicted
t, M “II or!»
w by no: Aali-
Mummies, W. Va, 8cm. file—The two
littlsdanghtevsof Charles lilllap wore to
tally shot by their aunt, In. Plke, on are—
eoaatdanatuclreahvrhuhad by illi-
lop. Mustard hrtwvtatho families
andnumwooe Magnum-zonal.
mapped a Pupil sad la to Jan.
nonmfiept. ”will! Jennie "m,
starter in the intermediate department
ottbvpeblhseboolmsr smut feral-p
wgeae at her pupils in thofeee. The
emoturewove cuttin- li-
lloprnawarhatdm trial.
m “Jam”...
”.mwthomvoirt
the any of his conned.
W M r.
“records.“
“Winona
cote ofmidence nodertheprovisionsof the De
Tufwmnitr vouncs.
An Alleged Republican Scheme
to Buy Up the English Press.
WHAT! Ill HBWYOBI.
The Democratic Standard lie-aver lo Con-
hrwlth the National Campaign (rom-
.Itteo la Menace to the Dissension.
la unruly rum in um pun...
Cart-mo, Sept. all—The Poet prints a
two column expose of an alleged scheme of
the Republican nntlo‘.‘ mmmltteo to send
an emissary to Eager...) to “wont"- the
Wye-lathe interestofthe Repair
lican party during the remainder of the nav
tional campaign.
Accordingto’f'he Post the plan was do
vised at a conference of prominent ltepub
Titans 0! this city and approved by the Re
pnbiican national committee. but the emit
nary selected, a reporter for The later
Ocean, whose articles over the signature
“Pat Grant, Railroad Laborer,” have at
tracted great attention, was not considered
by the national committee to be a man of
Iodideut diplomatic ability. and William
E. Curtis, formerly private secretary to
Jana G. Blaine, was selected. .
This, The Post says, so incensed Grant
that he hastened to the Democratic leaders
of this city and exposed the plot. lie inti-
mated that he had in his poweasion a letter
from ,Presldeut Harrison approving the
plot. lie offered to verify his statements
by documentary proofs for a consideration
of 85,111).
This amount was considered by the Dem-
0crats to be altogether too high, and Grant,
The Poet alleges. has avowed his intention
$159 personally to Mr. Cleveland and deal
th him if the campaign committee de—
clines to "do business with him."
CLEVELAND in NEW man.
no Will Consult with the satirical Dem-
ocratic Campaign Committee.
New Yolur, Sept. Ill—llx-l’mident Clove
land arrived in this city from Blizzard's
Bay and tool: up hm quartem at the Vie
foria hotel, where he was visited by a num-
ber of prominent Democrats. The pnrpvrc
of Mr. Cleveland’s vixit is to confer with
the national campaign committee on the
conduct of the mmmign and the attitude
of the "antisoappors" in antagonizing
Tammany Hall in the matter of low! nom-
inations.
A great delegation from Kansas, led by
General Charles W. Blair. member of the
national committee, and another from
IN". headed by J. J. liichnnlmn, of the
national executive committee, came to
town, and General Blair said that Kansas
would undoubtedly throw its electoral vote
to Weaver and Field. Mr. Richardson told
Mr. Cleveland that laws will cast its eleo
toral vote for him.
It is still on the cards. it Tami-erred, that
Judge Rufus \V. l’eckham will receive the
nomination for chief justice of the court of
appeals.
Ntw Your; Sept. no.» in ("Minty Dem
oeratic committee of thi met in (\er
Union and formed sperm out organim-
tlon for lid». The crowd (“Twin wan-re
thnsinstic. leavim: no doubt of the (Emmy
mocraey’o purpose of supporting an in-
dependent ticlret. Every mention of it
was approved. The organization wan per
fected by the election of Charles ll. Jock-
sou as permanent chairman, aviee presi~
dent from each assembly district and a
number of uecretariee. Mr. Jackson on
taking the chalrmade a speech, dermunc.
lag Tammany Hall and declaring warfare
spin“ it. Retaliation: were Illtvplcvl triv-
ing the committee power to confer with
other Democratic organizations upward to
Tammany Hall, with a view to selecting
an independent ticket.
etc-cut "all lllaood.
Arman, N. (3., lit-pt. {Kt—General
Field. third party candidate for the vice
presidency, spoke here. lie strongly do
nuance-l the [luau-antic party and Clow-
land and was hilacd mveml times. llr
Iaidhewantedtosee the time when sec
thaelirm would be bland out, author it
would be safe for northern men to come
south without thoI chance of bring rotten
caged. as General Weaver was.
"Oll- ll'ml't (live lip.
BMMBPOBT. Colin... Sept. ill-”John J.
Phelan, of this city, the Demon ratio ramli‘
date for secretary of state, against whom
the some cmm males lindlnu in the
one war-ventures: in which he’omzht too»
tabllah a claim to the oillcemayslw will
not five up the fight if then is any menu.
of continuing it. “MM ..
low Yorh'e Inpportloaaee-t.
New You. Sept. 13.4"» general term
alim- the decision of Judge llafllctt in
the special term, which practically hold»
till! the Whirled-tit.“ mulehythr
lion mnty beard ofmpnvtvon, is {tall
and mutilation-l.
ammo.“ lemma.
m. N. Y..&pt. him-John A. Quack
cab-ab was unanlmrly minted by
the Republic-mot Rennie-wand Colon»
h matter remember of congress.
W...
Ion-u he Woes.
KW, Gnu, Bent. own. See
eaddlrtrtet Republican W mo
ration minnow nominated n-Corr
urns-am . Kaila“.
ammo-noun.
mummwuwanm
WW oath-m ballot-t
Warmwtorwtrmnthmlh
MM ruin
Amen, Its. . rearra- olelal
matron-ovum (heathen.
wasrsplsrslltyotllfita
MW“
rebuilt. hue-swaths»
he. “dwmh
We lot (loaning Home and the Im-
wlu rut flint Down.
Prrrsauno. Sept. ail—a statement in one
I! last evening's papers that Andrew Car.
nests in on hie way to this worry for the
purpose of settling the trouble at Home
ntcadbetwesn the Carnegie firm and the
men caused considerable talk in labor cir-
cles here. The Home-arena! works are under
the all management of ii. C. Frioh.
Ir. Flick said to a reporter of the United
“Well, if Mr. Carnegie in moving home I
have not heard of it, and if be war. coming
lthink I would know smoothing about it.
You can say that there is not a particle of
truth in the story. We are satisfied with
the way our work» are being run and
also with the men, and i don‘t see why we
should make anyeflon to effect a mu.»
meat looking toward again engaging our
old men.
“You can also say that there is no truth
in the story that our 39inch mill hm lax-n
closed down and the men paid od’, or that
we intend to indefinitely saxpcnd (VfK'i'ill ions
stour liomcstozul plant. Everthing is p. vim;
along very smwthly and we are urinatiul
with the situation."
Four cilmpmrim of the Sixteenth l’t'fil'
meat, Wilt) lune iron in active service at
Homestead for t. post eighty days, have
returned to their homes. ‘l‘hisis just half
of the regimurt. The other four companies.
will remain bore-until General Wilt-y think,
'p will be advisable to withdraw the entire
military force.
The advisory board of the strikers still
seem hopeful of winning the strike, while
on the other hand the Camcgie people don't
appear anxious to engage their old em.
ployees.
Will Stand by Dr. Briggs. ,
Nrw Yong, Supt. ill—Union Theological
seminary yesterday began its second year
since the outbreak of the famous ilrigge
trouble by issuing a formal and oilirinl (le-
llance. In the presence of the ninth-Ids,
faculty and directors the lit-v. Dr. Charles
Cuthbert Hall, pastor of the First l’neby-
terian church, of Brooklyn, speaking for
the directors of the seminary, outlined the
future course of the instrudlorn in that in
stitution, namely, to persist in the line of
Biblical criticism for which llr. lirlggsia
now undergoing trial for heresy.
Wilso- Barrett's New Play.
loaves. Sept. lit—Wilma Barrett's
“Pharaoh" was produced last night in
lit-His. The house was packed. “Pharaoh"
exhibits the ambitions of a man prepnn-d
toucrificeto his ends even the woman he
loves. She dismvm his plll'lflh‘l' and be
trays him to his enemies. The play ends in
gram] tragedy. The production wasan un-
qualified success.
A Miraculous Caro.
Moment, sept. m—Another miracu-
lous cure is reported from St. Anne de
lleaupre. A man named Daniel O'Brien
Went to the holy shrine perfectly helpk-M
from rheumatism. While lwrforming hi.»
devotions he Maid up. threw away his
children; and walked away completely
cured
Hugo‘s second Trial.
CAMDEN, N. J., Sept. ill. “Notice that the
state would move the second trial of l'mn-
tilt! Lingo for the murder of Mrs. Annie
Miller was served on err-Judge “recall,
the negm‘s munsel. The state, it is void,
baccvidence to strengthen its t‘ll’tllmalun-
tial chain of Hugo's guilt.
Ila-('ongrea-Iaau Bet-lo- Killed.
LAM'ASTER, N. ll., Sept. inf-bemu-
gremman Jacob Benton was thrown by
his runaway team and killed. Mr. lhvntou
was a member of cougm [mm Ila-old
Third district in 18674.! for two tonne. lie
was fitfl'l‘llly-t'lflllt years old anal had lived
in lauwmtrr filly ymm.
An Irish Appeal for Vanda.
loxnos, Sept. :lo.~1‘helrinh parliamen—
tary prinyhave sent out auaddrmv to lrish-
rm-n abroad. The ’addrvsn is signed by
Just in McCarthy. and it splasals for (main
for the support of evicted tenants pending
the released the Paris fund.
lav-lend at an.
Kev Yoltl.5cpt. m.-A cable dtumtch
from the United States crumnl at (“ope
Town rays that Captain Buckley. of the
bark William Hales. has been munleml at
sea, togethr with his wife. No particular-
are given.
lvee Mat-Dan.
xrw YORK, Hopt. X’s—Champion Prank
item, the bllliardint, beat Maurice llaly in
an exhibition game of 16-inch balk liar,
aw palate The term was Mitch”. The
highest run (W) was made byxlhrly.
A llawallaa llatul for cam
8A! Fuxclst‘o, Sept. lit—Advices from
llomlnla state that the government has
decided to make no exhibit at Chicory), but
has epprowiatal clean for snorting a
Hawaiian band there.
m Troubles and Drink.
Nevins. N. J., Sept. u).——.\lichul Io
(lowan threw hlmlf in from of a in!
train. but was mml by officers Must»
new troubles and drink are said to be the
cause of his act.
n. 1:“: “White” rut-rue.
ailments, N. 1]., Septlllw'l‘hgm
tirade-rune“, U. U. A. ll. unnamed to
meet in Des Maine! in l“ The word
“whim" was retained to themltution.
A SW ”and Out.
“manna-“flew. lit—The 11m
oflee. the Unitedm Ruptur-
flue-t Mel-m
mm M.mn
“their! “cinema-cloths
or
we HOHESTEAD Trimmedw' '
Well Seated
in public opinion.
B-L
Tobacco
is popular
because it is.
the greatest chew
or smoke
for least money.
fl mvvs
PLUMBING
l respectfully so I of i m
not. 1 refer to torths
edge», nudging“ .. i": '
Cores Dillon. and Liver complaints,
“wane, Sick of Ais-
petlte. pals. Boar Stomach. K .
, ney 'lron Conn! . Jr: lee,
Harbor and heumat am. it
will relleve when all else fails.
Swisom.flm.hlarcb at.
WJ. lecoaacllw Sir: lhwe endured
terribly with amplieatlonof diseases: two
doctors ld me they could do oothi for me.
that! would neverbe hot ”hm
:"Tiilxdll ostgi 1" i «ll lad
were so a or van 0 e
itch and cantor were at thepgune time «i313;
gluon, m etomaeh we. so weal: and irritated
it sonirl not retain the simplest food. Damon;
told me the. little
plot ly ruined. l
Mei-us in
fluid to hegood. including flood B'ovvn's and
fieyals‘areaparllla, Pep-via an many more,
duet-d to take a trial brittle of G. A.
opposed to it at lint. alter takings fc
lfelt better at once, its effect was different
from an thing I had ever taken- 1 have used
three tie: and am cured. it has
more than the doctors or all the In
have ever used. There desiring can call on
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Bank Vault Doors.
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where on of our'safes were subjected to intense
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Mantel Clocks. Diamonds.
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Thus far our goods delivered in South .‘lnr-
wslk haw- given general satisfaction. and our
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Save Your Teeth.
Teeth filled with gold. Platinum, Alloy
Teeth trmml and urcrmfully crowned with
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Pictures Pro-ed to Order. Pal-ting
Paper Hanging and Decorating.
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South Norwalk.
Bring Quick Returns
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FRESH VEGETABLES IN THEIR
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Rpm-hi attention given to irregular and
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All work at moot reasonable prices.
Teeth tilled and extracted painlessly.
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