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[low on m HDNULULU
Official News Is Brought by the
Cutter Corwin.
IIPORIATIOH GLOBBLY GUARDBD.
“not Intuition! It Mun [cloud luv,
lord tuned by sudden Ordan Iron
l8”ngtnu...ll’anlilpo .(Zouup'.0p.lp.....
flurry—Willi: l‘ont Cipher Dlupntohu.
VALwio,t.‘.il . .l:u..‘o.—’l‘ho new of the
orrivnl of llu- tTiiiml States steamer Cor
Win from Honolulu, which inistetui of stop—
ning ItSun Francisco stunned ontencibly
for the More lainnd navy you-d. bus created
I ripple of excitement which hit» not been
equnllrd here in many yours. An niliccr in
theexcr'utivo rnnkvi said: “if the (Jorvvln
coma in More island direct. you may de‘
pend upon it tlutt the f-‘llllflllllll in Honolu-
lu is serious. it ixp‘o-ilfii- thut Ailiuirni
Irwin may lil‘llt‘l‘ Llh‘ Will“ lit in deliver his
Ilivptlu'h it! tlu-'go'.’rrninrnt tulcuruph of.
flat. in which Cil‘w' ho \wuld srud lift offi-
cernnh ire nt_tln- l'i'..4i:ll0 Angie island or
come hem" .
Hevcral’nn-néii w. More rmsrivcd here from
“'lnlilllghonJ-iit . nililrchm‘il in Command-
er (I. H. (1an v. ilh t' - prt'lix admonition
“Bush." The (liawllt m wttrcilnmcdiately
rent over to tho I:ll\'}' yurrl mid delivered. .
“off an hour iiifli-L‘oinmuutler L‘iurk’s
cutter was mllcd nwny. nnd Lieutenant
\S’uictn.cxecutivcnf the Mohican, was bur-
rlrd uniiorc. proccctiit’n,r direct to the tclc‘
graph office. when: built-posited several din
patchco. which were immediately rushed
to their destination.
Word hm) just been received here that
I‘ll tom; of cool on the ship‘s deck? Thie
information is reliable. and it is thought
that. the dispatches are in response tothose
brought by tho Corwiu.
The cuptuiu of thc steamer Huuol. which
arrived hcrc from run Francisco. reports
that tho revenue cutter Corn in is anchored
off Red rock. opposite Sun Quentin. The
ofilcerc at More island ore in it great state
of excitement. ’l‘hey firmly believe that
then bus hu-n trouble at Honolulu and
All bonds on the (forwin hudevidently
wired the stflclt‘ut injunctions no to or
fence on tlint point, and no intelligence
could It fir-ct he got out of anybody. Finnl‘
ly A hint of the news was given by one of
the errw..wlio mid over the chin to a re-
porter:
"There in a bit; row on down in Honolu-
in."
Aftcrvt'ard. in 1”thth to n question. t‘np
lfllfl Mun-gut .~bniitt:d;
”The qucen bud not been put back on the
throne when no loft. but .‘lllt' inuy be there
now all the mine."
Cipher Diupnlcheh From Willie.
Wniintxniox. Jun. o,-—’l‘hc state deplll‘t'
merit touched in cipher form dispatches
forwardrd from .Vlifllatt‘f’ Vl’illis to the nu.
thoritie.» in this city by the revenue cutter
Corwiu. Which arrived at Sun Francisco on
Friday. The officials of the department
refuse atmlntely to make any statement
regarding the contents of the advices re-
crivcd and are even n-ticcnt in ucknowlcdg-
lug that tiny hon: yt-f. secured any tele-
graphic news .«inn- llll‘ (‘orwiu reached
San Francisco.
’i‘b» dicpalcbcs \H-l‘t! inlmediuteiy trans-
istor! on rc-m‘liiug here. The department
hudeciinm ti) uivc the purport of their
Advices. but it is now generitlly necepted
that they fully confirm tho cable received
from Auckland.
léince tbt- rcwipt of this ciibicgrnm from
Auckland those who urc- bust informed on
the Hawaiian sitnution hove been carefully
studying Minister \l'iliis' lutcst llliitl‘llC'
Lions and are luciim-d mori' strongly to be-
lieve that the nituutiun of Honolulu is ex-
actly it» rcporml in the units from Auck-
land.
A “truly which gains must support is
booed on the lwllef that the lust instrucv
riot». sent to Minioter Willis contemplated
further action by the administration.
Think nu Qucan Accepted.
it. in thought that tin» queen. finally see-
ing that low cause. would be lost unions
Abe ucepted the conditions imposed by
Minister Willi»; for her restoration, accept-
ed than) on t obtained in his published in-
struction» and notified him that ishe would
grant amnesty to inrmbors of the provi~
clonal government if she iigiiln became
qucen. Mininwr Willi» them )(lll carried
out his inutrin-tionn out] nutlflm President
Dole that it won the delirr of tho l'nlbed
Stat“ government tlmt the provinlonnl
government should surrender in favor of
Uliuokalcni. President. Dole promptly re-
fund to accult- to thin request.
The ulvlwr cent from time totlmc by
'Mlniiter ’l'hureton to l’rccident Dole no
doubt ctungthcnml the provisional gov-
erth in ltu ntnmlmndtbe arrival of
Mr. Thurston ut limiolulu probably out
cum! before Mr. Willi- nnked Preeldont
Dole to curricular.
life presence. with bl» thorough ocqutnnt
once of the public wutimcnt in thin coun.
try on the Hum-lion question. has cement.
all thedc-tcnninntion of the provisional gov-
ernment to hold out against every attempt
word the restoration of the queen.
It can he amt-d dcflnltcly that the Cor:
windhd from Honolulu on the 83rd of
thumb". which in one tiny litter than the
Alumni: deported. The cabin «titted that
It. Debi Wan prrpurlnu 3 document. and
it in hllcvrd now (but thin cintcmcnt wu
bl. reply to tin: rcqucot of Minister Willi!
from". This reply having been con»
M and forwarded to.“ r. Wlliiiithc next
dry. the lulu-r immediately dispatched it
to “ill wontry by the (,‘orvviu.
Maury (Mallow hold that he would
receive Minimr Wlilln‘ report. by tnnlinnd
um it would vrobnhly ranch bin-c next
Walla-«icy evening. it in believed thnt
this niulioil document hi the reply of l’rrclx
don. Dole to M [ulnar Willis.
lo 01:. Alia!“ DI the ”Drill.
m “Memo. Jun. 6. ... The United
m nvcnuc cutter (.‘orwln has reached
helm Honolulu. The Corwlu’a com-
mode! rtfuuui to give any information
Ind declined to allow a. nit-notifier from the
‘ Exchange to board the vernal.
The Comic nvohicd “165110 it‘ritnclaco ride
of flu in; and profited!!! on her way to
1hr- hhnd nnvy yin-ti.
, . pmomnbly having the govern-
nun dumb“. were funded in I cmitll
Ht m the Pmklto milltiiry narration
M of lien chtcco. Tho amount of the
”alumina" refund to hold any com-
t with any om. .
In. alibi; run». 1. «up.
on. 3.4% buckin licuuof
& 5m in mm. hi northern
.hflial for 8.000..th m. Signor
intuition“ mm.
Wm...» .Ath
'l-llld his condition.
no rum con-non Annual tho
Brill-h '0'... by m
Ltvvnrooc, Jan. a—Elder. Damp-tu- a.
Co. recolvcd n telegram concerning the
Slam Leone nifalr to the following afloat:
The French by mimkc “tucked the Brit-
ish cxpcdltlon It Wnrlon. lmpector 0634
are! Lcuily was at one i'lme supposed to be
hemmed in by native. ct Konnko. unlit-he
expedition win rent to his relief. 1t up-
pem that the men uttnckcd by the French
handy. unless the expedition had joined
him when it was attacked.
lmpector General handy we: really in
charge of the recently organized frontier
police. When the French amend and took
llcramckounb. mid to be an English town.
handy wu'lent. up with the frontierpo'
lice and Ituld It. the English town of F1
labs, relieving the small garrison there.
Very conflicting reports have since been
received both regarding his whereabouts
The Sierm [Alone expedition carted
three weeks ago and was under the com-
mand of Colonel Ellis. The expedition
consisted of 430 men belonging to a Want
India regiment cud-121) of the frontier p0
lice. The French authorities on the fron-
tier were notified of the dispatch "of the
British expedition. u the French troop:
were also engaged in punishing the ma-
muding Sofas under Ahinay Snmldoo. a
powerful chieftuin. whose territory ex-
tends behind both the French and English
territories.
The Brltlch were operating again“ I nor
tlon of the tribe which had been driven
into the British sphere by a French force
of Senegalese. commando] by French offi-
com
The collision between the Britilh and
French force: was due to the fact that the
French‘commnnder. not expecting to find
the British so far north. mistook them for
Sofas nod opened lino upon them. In ad-
dition to inspector GBDBI’Il Londy of the
frontier police Messrs. Linton end Rough-
ton. British unicorn. and one urgent Ind
20 inch of the Britllh tom were killed
The Baboon-I'- can lulu.
Booms. Jan. 6. —A ccblcgrlim received in
Millbridxc. Mn. from Captain Willlum
Pickett of the wrecked ocbooner Mm
Lymeburner announces the safe Arrival at
some European port of himself and Ill the
crew. The Lymeburncr was in collluiou
with an unknown chip or. the time men-
tioned and was damaged so seriously that
the crew had to ubandon her.
BETHLEHEM, Pm. Jen. 6,—A carriage in
which were riding Lleutennnt Jacques.
chief of ordnance at the Bethlehem iron
works; Baron Von Dreibermho had chug!
of the Krupp gun exhibition at. the World's
fair. and Mnnsci White of the Bethlehem
Iron company, was uput in A runaway
here. and all were seriously injured.
. Europa sun “Iv-ring.
bosons. Jan. (l—There has been a heavy
anowatomi in inland and Scotland. And
traffic of all kinds is dclnyed. A heavy
gale prevail: on the east coast of Engllnd.
In the south of England And France there
is an indication of a obtuse to milder
weather. in the north of Germany the
weather is still severe.
Inna. Form-n ll Luck.
TOPEKA, Jan. n—A discovery just made
in Ford and adjoining counticc will be of
incalculnble benefit to the firmer: of that
section. A large body of nrtcclln water
flow: under the whole section. requiring
only an opening to permit it to gush out
an the surface in great abundance.
Info on Iinfonuum Duo-wry.
St‘sqcrnltivxl. Pie. Jan. c.—At Brook»
lyn. this county. oil and natural gas have
been discovered. A farmer nomad Olklcy
drove a intake into a swamp. and nntnni
gm come bubbling up. He struck a match.
which ignited the oil, and he was badly
burned. _‘
Boll-v" With Dr. Brig...
CHARLOTTE. .\. t‘.. .lan. 6.—fnformltion
ha- bocn received here tint Ru. blunder
McGllveny. a l’resbytcriun mlulonury to
Slam. has migued. The [M3011 for this
action In that Mr. McGllvuy hold: the
view of Rev. Dr. Charles F. Briggn.
lulu Cnmmiulouen Ildlctod.
ltocucsrrzn, Jun. 6,—Tlie cxcice com-
inlcciuncrc of the town of Greece—John
Burns. George Bradford and Frank Vnncc
-vvcrc indicted for malfeasance in office in
grantingilccnm to pom-ins knowntobc
conducting places of immornl recort.
Charlotte Int'c Granddaughter Don).
PHILADELPHIA, Jim. 6.-—Mn. Mll'y A.
Shoemaker. ngmuddeughtcr of the honour
Charlotte Ext. who notified Gcncrul Wuh-
lngton of the mainland Attack on his army
by the Brltlnh at fiermcntown, died in thin
city. aged at. «
filled to fillet the Hello.
LONG lcuttn Cirv. N. Y.. Jan. tit—The
Quecnc county grand jury. which ilnlnbod
it: inquiry into the death. of the children
of Rev. Jonathon Bell of this city. Mind
to indict either the minister or lill wlfo.
noun rmu nomad.
Bunion-ox. N.J.. Jan. It—Jl‘hc arena
jury returned as new bill-.Arnon which
we: one churning Louis Field of indent!
with the murder of Chriltinn Zinc. the
linker who \vu killed lat August.
fret-fun (litmu- u u the! MI.
Armor. 0.. Jim. tie-Fifty“: prominent
oltltiolitl of Akron. including mun church
members. were arrested for port. auction
in a cocking main. They were related on
payment of it small ilnc. .
chick ltiii n mm
tantrum). N. J. Jul. handball (3.
cm, the cloud lanolin lemons.
who 1m been to recur. 01mm
from (loom Gould, iutlil lit town.
In: wm to MB In Ive-ft.
Booms. Jun. c-Ovcr loo inn lied to
Cobain ltliodu. tlu cull-tin. for
the Brandon gov-tumult. for In opportu-
nity to tight under that flag.
”who“ With In ONIO-
DAY'ttm. 0.. Jun. flu-Nu. limb Wants
cf lllcmiubim Jinn into the canal hero
with her intuit. bot drowning. Thom-
on war deranged by grip.
”the. M o I‘m. «
Gtmmno. N. 1.. Jim. annulus he
been [Ivan a new m by tho faction
fi the Hitachi» Window t. m
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Cloaks of all Kin
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that some are more
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'- “W378 Gordiaglly welcomed and monitor.
«a prompt attention of
-urpose,who are thomu
ash-able than
ility to our out-of—town
tomato in every way.
They Held the Balance of Power
In the House.
DBHOOBATS STILL LACK A QUORUM.
Ilka Blunt 0! Damon.“ Dhutlefled With
no. mm. For]! sin Punt! . Ito-ulti-
“1m ‘tD’"'Pfll1l"lfl‘flll‘lwuu‘ficflifl'ufi’
tired'tbo Dolluqtmm.
WAHIIINUTUN. .qu. n.—-’l'he strong arm
of the committee on rules was invoked in
the house to break down the obstruction in
the path of the tariff debate. An ironclad
order was brought in cutting out that pro
gramme for the tariff debate «within»
Jun. 25 us the day for taking the final vote.
Thin resulted only in nidetrnchingbir.
Bouteilc and his Hawaiian resolution, in
when the vote came to be. taken on the
adoption of tin~ onlcr the llcinocrnL-i lucked
nine Volt-s of nqunruin. At least when)
ocrntx at the llpllnl either almantod them-
selves from the bull or reform! tounswci
to their uninc» when culled. ,
For four hour: the Democratic leader.“
tried with roll call otter roll call to bring
their men into line. but instead of gaining
they lost votor‘nn each sncccnclvc roll call.
The l’opuliutc. with the exception) of Mr.
Bell of Colorado. nil-to declined to old the
Democrats to get the mrifi bill before the
home, giving an the NM)” for their action
the short limit it was proposed to set on
the debuts. 'l'heir votes would have made
fl quorum. The proceedings are therefore
of udditlouul importance as marking thr
first. time in the history of either branch of
congress since the organization of the
lhlnl party that its members have held tin
balance of power.
Finally, it having become munifest that
fl Democratic quorum could notbc secured.
General Untrhlngs inovednn adjournment.
which won token amid the cheers of the
Republicans.
11:. Populist. lhen‘nlud.
Nit-alter Crlvp and it numlmnf tho Drui-
ocrntic ieodersdetcrnlincd during the light
in the house. when it bot-time evident that
the Populist votes would be sufficient tc
moire u quorum, touivu thc third party
recognition on a party during the progress
of debate if its iuciubors would agree tc
vote. A proposition was formally submit-
ted to Representative Jerry Simpson oi
Kansas that the Populists should have
three hours during the nfterpoon and twt
hours during the evening for debate in
long as the general tariff filst‘llnnlull lasted.
Mr. Simnfion conferred with his Assn
claim. and they \verc greatly pleased thnl
forth rst time in the history of their or
gunizo on they hurl received it tenth-r oi
actunl recognition as a pnrty on the floor
of cotigresn. lt \vncdecidcil. however. not
to accept thc proposition, as the Populist:
believed that the five days ullowud under
the rule for general debate mu i-nlirvly
insufficient fora full presentulion of tin
tnrifl question.
Representative Burrows outlined lllt‘ [litl’
linmentury attitude of the Rrpuhllcan .~i4l¢
in tho opposition to progress on the tnrifl
bill. “It in the. ill-tit. positive stop in oppn
sltlon‘ to the Wilson bill." said he. "Ni
exact plan of opposition has been deter
mined on no for as the Republicans are con
corned. as the lines of opposition will hurt
to be shaped to each forward movement 01
the friends of the bill as it devt‘ltlpti. For
the present the failure to vote is a protest
Against the unjust rule which the major
lty seek to pm by which general debate it
limited to five days. ”his rule. it passed
will limit the general debate on this great
measure. involving rust economic prim-i
plea and industrial lntrrcsts. to three duyp
of next week. We protest. at this juncture
and we will continue to protect at curl
successive stage of the contest.”
Crlep Captured Hm ('nucm.
WAunlxm‘ox. .inn. it-Jl‘he Delllot‘t‘flllf
caucus met in the hull of the bonus of rep
montatlvcs lit 8 o'clock lust night to con
older the Wilson turlli’ bill. Thorc WILKII
good attendance. Judge Ilolmun WM
chairman and Mr. Alderson wcrctury oi
the caucus. There were H7 Democrats in
attendance who!) the mot-ending» began,
There are 2m liemncmtx in the house. um!
I mucus quorum in NE. The attendance
indicated flint in tin- neighborhood of ti
who are in the city remained nwny. As
noon no the roll had been called it wm do
cldcd to limit the speeches to five minutes-
mb. fiencrul Wheeler, who was one of
the prime mover.» in the cation! project.
then took the floor and mutlen vigoroui
upeecb against. the proposition to place coal
and iron ore on the. free “at. Speaker f‘risp
followed. He offered a resolution drcllr
ing that it mm the duty of every Democrat
to vote for thuconaidcratlon of the tariff
bill. and also that it. was the duty of all
Democrats to attend the sessions of the
house and maintain a quorum until the
tariff hill in disposed of.
ln 1 ringing speech the waiter took or
colon rather sharply to reprimand Demo
mt. who had been responsible for the in
action of the home during the pint three
day». There were 00ch! other upenltcrc.
The cnucua fluted for two hours only.
Practlcnlly nothing wus accomplished.
Only two amendment» looking toochange
of the bill were formally proposal. botbrir
lotlng to the sugar tax, but neither of
them mu voted on.
The only remit. of the caucus was the
Itrcnztbcning of the hands of those fitvor-
lng the bill by the pumm- of the rennin
lion chem! by Speaker Crisp (it-clarion it
to be tho duty of Delnocratu to vote to con»
cider the bill. Thin renolutlon wiut mode
the peg on which thou oppouii to certain
future. of the bill hung their objection».
Most. of their onponltlon was illrcctcd
.31th the income tax. and its opponentu
tried a slight victory in an additional nil
{chance of two due for xenon! datum
Ihouid tbln prone-film be pruented by the
oommittce. Tho concur was much mun
bomonloun tint: wu expected.
Crick at lilo lotion-e.
Wumxoroit. Jim. fin-An important
conference on the Brazilian situation wu-
heltl It the iuvy diplrtmcnt between Hec-
mne- Gmliutn and Herbert and Attor-
my Gem-m Ola-y. Commodore Rummy,
chief of the bun-tin of nitric-lion, mu idea
prenatal. u on expert in unvni matter». 'l‘bc
conference we: the revolt of the receipt of
I number of aker-m- from Caption Pick-
ing. chewing tbilt u art-tut Rio wu llllt
mlnvnt end akin. for iii-trunnion ’l‘lic
mime. laud war an hour. At in can»
claim I report vm mud. to Printout
Olav-laud. not won then-fur the M
can wrote Alan: and awfully
nylon of directions for Cuptlin in g,
which wen-o immediately {mum to
mom
NEWSY PARAGRAPHS.
K'W. M. Evans was banned at Bitrdlwwn.
y.
It‘ll-Governor Howell of Mansochurottl in
the father of a baby girl.
The pope and this czar no exchanging lot- .
ten on religious rubjectii.
Fifty-two prlconerii are now in the Cook
county Juli, Chicago. charged with murder.
The Victoria hoenitol in London wu
burned, end the patients were saved with
grout dlmculty.
“uni-man,
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AGAINST 'INCOME TAX
EAGER OPPOSITION OF THE DEMO-
CRATIC PRESS THERETQ.
Donner-tic luau should lie Evenly flin-
tributed—‘l'he “born [In Bun Dr-
Alco no Tue-I.
I). when he will he the
Mr. Anni-toad. .
The. trlni of Vllllent. the Inarchiiit who
threw the bomb in the French chamber of
deputies. was begun in Paris. .
The New York state fish commissioners
report that during the last year they div
trihutcd ovrr mJIXLUtN) fry in the slum vva
“All . . , ' . ,
The police of Springfield. Mann. recover
edncntchclfltl of jewelry which. it is be-
lieved. Wilbur (ileum stoic at Bomb-y,
N. Y.. two years ago.
Detective Scorer. who has boon looking
into the North Attlcboro iMm.) trump
poisoning cm. royal. there in nothing when
over thutywlll warrant the holding respon-
sible of the drug clerk.
guest of his friend
onfeuor Shortlldp ltill luau.
MEDIA. Pit. Jun. d-«Professor Swithiu
C. Shortiidgc. who shot his wife on Sun-
day lint. does not improve. The commis-
sion of lunacy unpainted in his clue. will
meet. this afternoon. hilt no they cannot re~
port to the court until Monday. Professor
Sbortlldge will hurt: to remain in jail for
acvernldnys. He continues to moon and
groan in his cell and call for his wife lie
raves at times like a maniac.
I (lined Ind Bell-d - brunt. Ito-whip.
PHILADELPHIA. .lun. u—Tlien- was an
exciting riwc down the Delaware river be-
tween the tug Jim-d Burlington. with net.
erul United States marshals on board. and
the British steamship Rona-shire. which
was attempting to leave port owing sec
ernl thousand dollars. The Burlington
llnnlly overhauled the ROSS-Shire in time.
and the \‘t‘ssel was brought back.
Ilr. nondrll ill-y “C“‘I.
“'.'i>lll.\'t-Tn.\', Jun. ii -» Representative
Joseph t'. Hendrix of Brooklyn authorized
the stdtcmrnt that he Would in all probe»
bility msign before the expiration of his
present term in congrecc “i am the pm
ident of a national bank in New York."
said Mr. Hendrix. ‘nnil l hove n largr
amount of outside busluenq \viilch requires
my attention."
Doctor. Want to Butrict Inning“.
ALBANY, Jun. fl.-~Tllfl legislative con»
mlttee of the New York 5mm llomwpath-
ic Medical society has decided to bring be~
fore the legialuturo the question of mar-
riage ninongthow tainted by heredity with
crime. insanity. or disemw. and to dciumnl
the enactment of suitable scientific lawn
restraining such inurringes.
Molina» on n Cruiur.
NlLE. Jun. ri.-—’l‘hcrc is sickness «inboard
the United States ninu-of-vvnr liennington.
which is lying in Viilcfrunche harbor. and
the Riviera is worried. ’l‘he disuse proba-
bly is smallpox, for Admiral Erbcn would
neither deny nor confirm the smallpox ru-
mor. He said the disease had not had limo
codcvelop. ..
Old Couple Burned to Dentin.
NEW HAW-TV Jan. u.-—’l'honiau Kinucy.
Aged 90 nuilml his wife Kate. aged
71:. were burned to death in n sumll bowie
four miles from this city. flow the noun»
caught fire is in mystery. in the cellar the
undertukcr found Kiuney'n body routed.
Mrs. Kinney Wits burned to n crisp.
Recommend Wide Ito-dc. \
BOBTON, Jim. ti.—'l‘he first nnnual report
of the Mossuchusctts highway commission
recommendc that the width of the new
state roads be. 45 feet. except in cm of
roads where electric railways are likely to
be built. when on feet are preferred.
'l'hu flecrntnry Made I lift-take.
“SALEM. Mum. .lnn. ti.»—At the annual
meeting of the Suit-m Mutunl Benefit mo.
cintion the discovery wun mode that the
funds of the order \vero 12500 short. The
recretary has bet-u carrying memberu who
ahould hnv‘en dropped.
Ill; lull Amnll I Itollroml.
()mvvzoo. N. Y.. Jun. ll—An action WM
commenced against the Delaware. Luckn-
wnnnn and Western Railroad company for
$25.1“) ilnniugcs In behalf of Mary Finn.
and b yours. whose right foot was cut off
by an engine recently.
“:9le lolm en llclnton Stu-u.
Pilovmcxcr. Jen. ti.-—'l‘hc big excursion
steamer Squenton of the Shore ’l'rnmpor-
utlon line down Narragansett bay wu
placed in the cuntody of a sheriff 'I keeper
on three ettachnientc.
Coke Worker. Input 5 Mrnnlo.
Cofixinmvitw. PA. .Iiin. 6.~—’l‘bc was:
Ionic made by the coke operators in um
will expire Feb. 1, The workers bellct'e
their interest. are tbrcotcngd and im pre-
paring for a struggle.
Thrown that!» Ilmrlo (luv.
51‘. [bushland—AMI” Nettie Edenboru
\vu riding on horseback when her horse
become frightened by'un electric our and
threw her under the wheels. killing bar in.
utonfly. A"-.. ‘ ‘
Pun-lyivulu Bout human.
PitiLAnnruu. Jim. o.—-'l‘iic Punmylvc
nln Railroad company begun to comildnu»
the Vm'loltli tlivllloiui and branches in its
system» in order to cut down expenses.
Gmdtolhflhbyolfl IIII.*
Um»: MAY. Jun. n—Gcncral Elmer Wil
late of Dim Creek. Cape Muy county. vm
gored to death by it mild limit. his body be-
ing laceratcil in n frightful manner.
Army [or Pointi- Ar-y. .
luv mtvrx. Jan. Ila—Tho Winchcvtcr
Am company chipped it his order of nm‘
munitlon to Brazil. which. it in tindcvctooti.
ll for the mic of Pcixoto'o army.
norm on in AI «‘
Vmuu. Jun. 0.~—Tcrrlblc storm In
raging on the Add-tic. litany march-tit
chips have been damaged.
chips are in u but! plight.
. hwyurnmln the m
Duncan. 0.. Jun. o.—-lt D. Robinson
a prominent Colombo: attorney.
”fl in ten! barium
.cc'rm‘M‘WmW“ .
Wolfram. N. 0.. Jul. nation dil-
'hrr:'Gth5ric'Will no to lllarritz on Till: ‘
mvml “I“ ‘
m3, . Mutual-n-
mfimil'f‘mm u in. mm» m
ulminhdration unnamed control of the
affairs of government, biting supported
by a majority of tho omimmo party
in both honaecof congress. the ucccceity
occurred to tho loading Democratic pli-
pcrs of the country to forestall by some
means what they knew would be tho
inevitable consequences of Democratic
control. History had shown that when-
ever the Dcmocratic party had exclusive
control in administrating the affairs of
government. tbc United Staten was in-
variably, without any exception what-
ever. plunged into a condition of dire
distress to. labor. to producers and man
ufaeturerv, (‘flllfifid by money panics.
sou houses and starvation.
fforts have recently been outdo to
mislead the press and to deceive tho pen.
pie upon the subject of the income tax
which tho. Democratic .adminiutration
may find itself compelled to impose as
a menu for acquiring revenue in order
to meat the deficiency brought about by
the diminished customs receipts throu h
their farcical tariff for revenue on y,
and which in not ll tariff for revenue by
my means; and to want the deficiency
brought about by the increase of ox-
pendlturcn chow reci'iptc of govern
ment. A tariff for rovcnne only is n di-
rect tax upon the people; therefore, why
should it not ho followed up by other-di-
rect taxation. and why should not the»
inlet; lm lot ll'll llptnl illHM- \t’lltl Btu lwnl
able to pay thrill? Lvt lino bulk of tho
tum ho pzilul by lb... \.lw run afford
to livn in hum}. win. ‘ v‘t'nith. iiuil
who do tint how in l.»l,. r tiicuwilves
with such >umll m: . w on providing
for tho morrow,
The history of the: prwcnt lleinm‘rotic
party. sincc :tlult n l. ”‘93. bits cliown
that it in distinrtly and most deoldcdly
the party that fnvoru and has regard to
the interests of tho rich. High and im-
portant public ruffle-rs have been openly
bartercd for money and bought by the
rich. The new tariff bill even Iliowo
favoritism for tho rich in reducing the
duty upon foreign clinlilpaguo and upon
foreign rigors. but what has the Dent
(it-ratio party during I803 (lune for illn
poor mun. for the quu v‘lllllt'l'. for tho
yinan dependent upon his duily toll for
the means \vhcr’ewitli to vupply food mnl
clothing for his family?
Thu only chungc tbitt hur- low-n no-
ticed by the great miljority of the pm
pic. who am tho wage camera and pro-
ducers. in that theopporiuuity for com-
ing wugcshnn lit-cu tnlu-n from illtllll.
that their pay has llt‘f-ll rut down. or
that they are ruining no moncy at ull.
As the poorer class-‘3 how lllllri rnrnivt-d
thin dolit'nto lliit'llllttll of tho builds of
tho piwvnt Dunlorrutii' administration.
then-fur.- ltl tho iin-omv tax. by oil
mutual in» llllptlfft'fl. if in not fair tliut
tho rich should not im'olvc llll‘ll" filliil‘t‘
of mlminintrativc fiqurH. or thin Illoy
should not suitor mine hm tho sumo it:
tho pour clan-«m.
This ommsitiou to tho lllipuh’llllltl of
on income for nuts cntircly iiinl cxclu-
sivcly upon tho Democratic purlyc-t‘ the
country. which Tt'ltl’t’flf‘lllfl tho l'll‘ll und
nliervprcventu and disfuvnrs tho poor.
.lnuu-s Hm'rlnn ”court! of tlw Now York
llvrnld llllllfl‘n his niuncy in this coun—
try. but spends it in Europe. whore lic
ilvca. Mr. Pulitzer of The World is of
(lovnntm birth and lives largcly nbroitd.
Tho proprietor of tho New York Time.»
will not even patronize American In-
bor and inductricc. but buys his print-
ing pronoun in England. The Evening
PM of New York. an old» English ad-
vocate. hill! boon owned by a foreigner.
who has just left the country. taking
sworn] millions of dollars of American
money with him, nitcr banqueting tho
procident and his'frlentln at a NO per
plate dinner. Them: arc the people who
rhonld pay on income tu, but thew hm
tho people who are vigorously opposing
if.
Believer In leoelty.
Tho New York Sun in probably tho
alilect Democratic paper in the United
Stan-c. and notwltbahntling the [loud-
tlon of in party rel-tire to the Keith»
icy tariff it has bad the courage to c:-
prom its own opinion, or follow: "Tho
trill purpose and ultimate Iignfflccnce
of tho m-iproclty programme conceived
by Mr. Billhe did not at lint rcveal
themselves tothe public mind. Even
the commercial and industriel edvrm~
logos derivable from such A policy were
not lnotuntly and clearly npproclntcd.
Still icon will the political significance
of a scheme. the moat rupucic over
formed by “American ntntcilm cince
Thomas .Icflonmi plmmod the purchase
of Louicicnii. at once distinctly recog-
nlled. Yet it little rcllcrtlou must con-
vim-o til that under the guidance of Boc-
rotary Blnlnc wc have entered on it
com-co who” find and by no mum
distant you! in tho acquit-meat for the
but Mitten mam throughout filo
.M‘;
Iii
dent! In the probate judn'l ole. will. m- m
0......wmmw _ m .....»——vw—~—-——v-~'
[wind of “in Wager. 80 Let the erb
Immediately cftenlho Denlocrnt‘lc”
Unlml late: or not only comment. _ .
Makes the hands soft. Did you
ever try it. Ask HALE for a
free sample.
-..WW.. _ . __. .._.. ... _....
Tobacco
satiqfivv cvci'y time.
11* “airfield e.
TANSY prune
U ml $7hCATON’S RELIIILE.
n M p e non! I it.“ our u. and
counterfeit our 1’ NSY PIIRS. therefore take
:peelei are you gct Dr. CATON'S. and avoid
lworthlns "ccmpoundc." Remember thin
in the onion: Al. preparation of am kind. Ind
the only UNIVERSALLV SUCCESSFUL one.
Alwuys cafe and Hire. At annulus. or not
direct. sealrd. for M. Full inform-lion free.
CATUV EPIC. CO . Boston. MI“-
octill 1y
JAPAN ESE
FILE
CURE
\ .‘v'cvv uni (Kw.x . Trenluicnt. consisting of
i‘i'ilsl'l‘illlll.<. Ctllwilliw ..r imminent and two
.. m of ointment. A llrw’rrvfuliin (‘urc for Pllu
? vvi-ry nature mntdogrv-v. It run on no nperntfon
- ‘v‘li the: knlfn or inlbmnmt of cnrhnllv acid. which
. .. pninful out) cohlom u pt'l’llmllt'llf cum. end rimn
WM endure
vaulting in death. minimum-w.
thin terrible disease? g #ulnntu c
hou- ro cure any can. I I only ply for
lmnci‘lb- rt-ct-lvsd. fl :i box. fl for 25, Son! by mail.
Guarantees ironed by our mobs.
Piles Prevented.
CONSTIPATION 53°31 — .1... n... pp"...
Km! LIVER Anti H‘5‘" i‘. .i . ‘tl
‘Bhl'iflop PUKlFH-Il'. .
take. cnpodiilly mic; - -
Iconic.
GUARAKTICI.“ .*
For rule by tvmrge (‘ Stillman. Sn, Nllf'fll'_
00th) lyr
$40M dig-ix
FOR ”
WILLING WORKERS
0t eitherurx. any use. in any part of lbr country,
It the employment wnlch we furnhll. You need
not be any from home over night. You no giv-
yourwbolctline tothr work. cronly yourspere nio-
new. A: ccplt-i in not rt-qnlred you run no rick.
We lupply you with all that in net-«led. It will
”It you nothing to try tln- buniucn. Any one
can do fhr work Beginner: mukc money from
tho- vtlrt Failure ll unknown with ourworkcrn.
Every hour you lubcr you can cmily make a dollar.
No one who in willing to work full: to make more
money evcry day than can be made in three day.
I! my ordlnlry employment. Semi for free book
mtuninz the fullest inform-lion.
H. HALLETT c. 00..
Box 880,
PORTLAND, MAINS.
l. of builds.
Palm Hangrgggfilnjunmalmi
Illlt PAPER All) mom:
I worth WI! strata
Samplo kc of
are 4!
thumb.
mm 'wmflficfl'wmm"
f l .
molt ohalibut.-cligzrriiliv silk:
MAKE YOUR
[We are showin
CLUAKS J ACKE’F
and Chii ten.
. Infants’ CLOAKS,
in white and colors.
At the 0 coin
changes in t e at l
troduced which
goods.
8
N0.
‘Andyccwlllioecotonl‘yh
but and Perfect man: 8 ”F
“ But one in which the ,
Bast Material is Used. commonality:
lickingittbobcltwmsocmlucflboetn them
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED
(Jail and‘excmine them before purchasing any ‘ I
H. S. BROW
South Main smut. 80. Norman
Leading Dry Good; Store
Tristram & Hyatt’.
No. 2 Gazette Building. Maryann
all the Latest‘fovelties of the. usual
S, CAPES and WRAPS for Lattice, Mir-an
a great variety of styles and maturity)
FU R CAPES.
of‘the present Fur“ Sacco “n smite" idiportng" '7 ‘ ‘ .
and shape of For Garments have been in?
as cut-acted the attention of the trade in there
8 are showmg only the ‘
guarantee ovary garment we sell to
and as low, in price as any flrcbciacs goods are cold.
TristramME Hyatt,
2 Gazette Building.
ak
Veg Late“ Styles and we,
be rat-class in every respect.
.4
light.
Here’s a Bargain.
A unwnnn Pllliiilii.
l or Park wagon.)
Wright’s epository,
on. Franklin and Madisonlsmels. South liomlt, coin.
m
Considered the most graceful vehicle made. It is roomyrand I.
easy of access, trimmed in cloth, painted dark green. strong and
Usual Price, $500.
This line in $350 Cash. W
It is a Genuine Bargain.
A. . ,..__~..
A full line of all other f xshionable
Buggiesfilhaelons, Canopies, Sleighs. etc. I,
Call and See Them.
Tflcy Will In Salli flitup, if Sold soon.
4.»...
r!
V \
c ”'“cmn
.27 Goa!!!
if; Coal!!!
('ll.lflRATll)
Hazelton and Cross tract
Goals.
Claw end free from chic. Superior for in m-
am. mam em! calf-faction.
lililillllll llllflS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
House Mover.
Ml‘afifif’fi 3;...
m iv
a. ”6. "JEnniNdé.
Undertaker.
c K mom m. mwnu. at)”
mulch-mm
Wffllm. mmfi
4
W
6 per cent.
DEBEITUBE BONDS
IlllillESEX Billilli: MIME .
Middleton, cm.
”cumin-flou- from s.“ t. 35.“
~mff SAL! BY— *
Hr De BM'THO
. l
l
DIAL“ flf
tum. mils.
dill-loaf m
n... ,
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