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RICHMOND. VA. SUNDAY JAN-!'AKY li lt*?4
PRICK THREE CUNTS;
HAWAIIAN SECRETS.'
?resident's toge Submitted
to the Honse.
US' STRONG DIbPATCe.
.;a_sticR?ply lotto Min
iterS K?que_t lo Kesign.
MD'S UT8ST INSTRUCTIOHS,
[A fUd He Tels Willis His Special
Doty Has i.Dd.d.
coRRtsro n \ volumikous.
I n.i.u.iin.l Word.,
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nqolry orlginM*
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Hill:
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..*, would you traill
ute wwi tropurty, to all
tl psrsons who baTS beea, or who are
m tin- provisional govenuB-eat, or
who havi- been lni?iruiiii-niiil in tha over?
throw of your government?"
Hi .a
iv ,,,. ,1, . ar*
t.iin tatra of my **-'>vermnent bf which I .
i would be na
V 'll '1 |
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Ki- bi
sin- replied, "it la."
1 ti. I.* i . 1'.. v.i.i f il!v inni' r
stand th" moaning of every srord Which
A'..; gi everj wort
i to in- . pnd it soi aa
you Min baw Um bsbm pataton."
?A .n ..I ll ? Kiii.nl-*-* '-iii.*! s4.
v.-r enamor wan; "1 baTS understood,
all l luivf* said; inn i might
i"ii nf tblfe to ruy mini-'.
?
fa ibis i replied, "gammas it waa
lon i.. ;..i.? \ vi
appoints*) nny ministers, nnd tba! yon
a royal proclamation
. erould \"u 'I" ii?'*
ii righi to
il, nml .' WOUld not ds i'." J'nn h:k*
?::nii"i: "Tl.. j
- of iii* 1- relation and tl o
.union i.f itgl. There v.iii nsr<
any peace while the] ara bars. They
must It sen-4 "nt i-f tbs country ur pun*
i"'rty COI
i I ? *? t ba i further i oat*
? tu mr.--.-? t i you now, an i \\ 1*1
ir fron n
which will probably Le thn ? ot
four
i i t- nevei .ii mil
-*i vi betber Bbs v. ns trill*
ine to give mr tbe names of foor of h>*r
? ? v
a day or two, i onsider lt my duty to
H ponsultatlon with them ta ber pi ..-?
i mes:
rter, John Richsrdaon J
IE C. Ma Fm
1 then ii quin i wh< I bi r Bhe had any
.!'.*ly nt i * .
?
Bbs thal sin- iliil i
ls abs bad trusty frienda
thal guarded her house every night,
iv wltb clubs, ai I
? habbily iir-'s.-".! had been often
?ne; about tt'*- adjoining premiai
Ith a bugs yard, l I
1 ber lbs! i was bi I ??? the
lent to offer Iit pratsctlon either
r at
and -'. - ii- -I her i 11 *? ottt x al
Bbs declined, Baying thal abe believed !t
was best-for her al present to remain at
own i - otdi to ber
St any mum* til, night or day, tills
offer of our go ipen to bat
Thc , thereupon, after 1
I
?ks* eb of tin Oases*'* rrlf*>d*.
Upon i ? ii- ? ' ?? -.. 1 ' ?'" lu led not to limn
Bl : * "1 with the
tbef have na all
rmore, I
I nowa to ao
tiona ? ? public to bsi i
if not danger, and to tb
ti rt ii,* ? ur Uovsras
.i.i' brother of ii. A. V ?
?
i - ? ? ? dod to
i actor, inti gi ii ?-, and
i ls aboul Itfty-ttve
11" I.,i*. li vi ii-.
..i whlti |
i ? m.ii i i.i num. about t.'i 11
I
?i.- bas bad no gabi!
- ld. Hi
-. --I ti rn tbe half-caste,
' ' '
al Ihi ;;ni- ol ii.* last revolution. Hs la
-*1 Maul, ln'ln*,' 'i< .-iu:. tte l in
it-law,
i proprietor of the ills.
i Richard
"half-, iste.' .'? "*.ii Kawaal i* a om
blooded natlvi. * told
in*-, b) tb - oui la, aad I.
? l tu m..- yean in Hu* Leglslsture, bul
ui--*ii.. little knowledge ol th"
ivi philosophy of thi
whi ii ii- hai bo long repi aaeni i. He
i ajnl is president <-(
thc native Hawaiian political club.
Ti...n in.lng iv aad t" name I'.i.f
tl..- nv- ! prominent native i. lei
iii" names <'f J..ha BS. Bush, ll. v.
Wilcox, ami modestly added, "i sm s
le ii- r." john i:. Bush is a maa "f con*
iii*' ability, lint iiis reputation ia
very bad. R. W. Wilcoa ls tbs notorl*
half-breed v. ho i iglni ered ti, revo
lutloti I 'i nu iii.-*-: in* n, Carter
.ii, i IfaoFsrlans ai.- Un.* only two i'
whom the ministerial bureaus could be
* tf- ly i. iu i onvsrastlon with
s.un Parker, and alao with .i
N'awahl, it was plainly evident that tho
e's Implied condemnation ,>f tbe
union of i*<-*7 was fully sndorsad
i.y them.
lu O-T'-rlhio?' th.* fnii-.ii ii'l.in
From tbeas aui other facts, which
j. veloped, i f< el aaUsfl d that
thi re s 111 be a i ow arti i movi ment in
the event of restorer.! ?n for the ov< i throw
of tbs constitution, wbleh would mean
tbe overthrow of wal and
limited government, and thi
dominion of the Queen.
Tbs btw refeired to i>y tb,
?ion 9, of tbs penal code,
ar folio
"Whoever shall commit tho crime of
ter nt of
death; and all his property shan tx
flacated t-> tbs government." Thi re ai i
uhder thia law ti" degrees of tn
Plotting alon* carries with ii tbs d
: CS,
I need hardly add, In oonduston, that
? naion of feeling ls sn great tba!
iii.* promptest si tion I uy to
preveni disastroua coom |ui -
l ssnd a cipher telegram, aaking that
Mr. jiioiint's reporl Ix withheld for tba
. and 1 Bend e Uh ii ? telegram
i , cipher: "Vieara ? I
ure so extreme -s to require further ln?
Mi Hill
Btructidns." I an> yours. *
AILBERT ti. w ILL18.
i .lui i i- vi ine
t-1 .tee i" receni ei ants In the hi
I -.vaiian maddie, which bavi
i from Hmo I i time, tun ero
. , , ? ?..iiDi-n'i' -ii order with
Willis s Observations upon ih-m. They i"
. 'mi,* ?.'??? suh*-'--:u? mi
*,- .mn"-.- ?
with a ii- mend upon tl
I
?H.-.
. the demand, with ??
un.,- history "r minor i rente ol th< *
. . Mu'-. The whole tonciuaion with i
' Wll
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. i by blma If p* rsonail) i ? -
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o Si-n i'nir.c'laco hy the revenue i
'erwin, wbi se captain a
How ii" nowa of what I I to
in ll .Mr. V. nil- i
-I *, ttchi 't the stat" * ?i pai tment.
I) i-i-' Ken -r '.? Ki
i in length
nd la a remarkably i document
its aubatauce bes lu en published. Follow*
I rac ta from ir
w nil" wv accept the deeiaiun of the
lent of tbs United Btates decUaim
further in coasldsr the anas?atlon j'i"
posltloa MH the in. -J lon of the
,i administration, wo do not feel
Inclined to tngard it ns tbg last word ?"'
th-- AiiuMi ni govsnuaaai upc* tkb sub*
j** i, fm' thi* hlxtory af tbs mutual rein
ot tile (wo lountriCH, of Amer!'an
?effort and Intluence In building up the
*
Christian civilization Which ha* BO eon
aptcuooaljr aided ir; giving ? i y tin
honorable place ai-nonx li
tions, the geographical pontoon
Manila and thc Important ami, ta
countiieo, profitable rei ipr... al . -mn
Internets which ha' to
ht-th.-r wilh our weakin-c
oatlon, all petrit with convlncti
political union bet-treen tht I
try logical i i the
tlon ls MDPlUMtMd >'V lha fe --r.il
? ?ns of Am 'i i
i-< lind, in favor of anni aati. rn, con?
spicuous ninon? frfion aw t; nana
\\ . L. Many. \\ ilium ll. .'? -v..cl. I
Utoa Fish, Blaine, ?* ?
mer BecretaHea of Bute, and
ti,.- action of your laat admlnl
Uon In i ' ty of ai nt i
with this | '\<rnni' ?
tb* Benet- erith i
??Wo theil, thei
i.. t of political uni * *
i
i polk y, < t.i-i- ntlj
i or lau r it *> '
i
Mr. Dota then i ? on to >y. In
terni**, thM the provlel
il of ths i
dent of the Unll
th- domestic affairs of Hawaii, ai I
"My position la, briefly, thi
rican forces 111 rally
olutloniata In I
proi Moan! go\ rnn
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lt Vc
dpi ina between the Uni
? nt and ita a "i I
* ?
for th" theory thal
\: terican tro >j
t nit? -1 Btatea
- Of thia i
true, as you have ;
American
*
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tion, thal ls noi a mal
thal If I .
th" casa, it is ? matter for the I ?
government and h- ?
iii' tn
eri iu ii poa
Unite I 81 I
v. i'll lt,
*
I iii- its oblli
"Upon th r, in
h.-half ot" mv jot en n t, I i fully
proteei ...
authority
ia- comm ' ttl
"No tn thal tba
I to I
ot thc A r
lvvol
of th.- -Banu
arhlch sui i
*
battling *
i.i th
had bee] ?
i .1 *. ? taka
for lt had nothing
: nt "."
nrillU' tat?I In-ti inti.,D-.
The last
fei red to
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i Conti
i ? i-t und r ? ??-.. ol -ni i.i
W. a. Co
I I ali. la ??, in trUCl ivy, linn to l-r.'.x.i .
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To w Ulla. ilu:
"Tour iii.**
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Int- ns wa iti your 1
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n thi
', Whit h hi
dutj
?ub*
nilt, I
- the Hi
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?rovlalonal .
dal uni) mull ih.* Isl
a. ,\. a t.. the United Bl
i tinnily, bul relu tanti
. ?
. rtitn.-iit, Illegally quel tered in li nolulu,
and the repn
rumen! (which rt
and i
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ir aha art nhl
v ould !?? i ?)'-' iut i tl
i ni ti d Btal
The Preeldenl I ' '
? .-. cohstltuti ?
n, i technical en r aulhoi hi
a. i iu ii: a - apacity b twi a
viatonal govi rnment > ou
v.l.. ti, I -ii St UV
. ,- i i-, alden! I *
n assurance liven to i ? -,' ?
?nv for u*.* I
to ..'.. ai MU . the fact i
rial to
di ia- .in'.*.* In thi pn ml
wm- ii the Mi.u-t -i ..i i
i ..a Ord. ult., ll
ia efl ci that ? ri n ll tht
government waa Sub>ei:? d
..i ii," An ci- in Minti ti i and I li
by ? I i
ths Presldi ul ? authorit)
dealing a ii; our oe o ? iifal! m ..i ?
and that ho can tnk. no atepa loofch
Ibo corrw tlon ol th an 11 d m
? albllity an.i u
ot 11 \" ,i i ia K< v. i un enl !
, ?
rtolatton "i Internail
.
t
nithin the limits of bli caa
power ; ? aadsaver I
authoi itj ?
'I lie -?p rilli HemAnr* to ('iinKK-i.*.
t'a nth. nit. tb
,1.,. t .c iu;;rea conni n
ct Mr. Hlount
. to iiim and to you, on the se d
i: , i ii. at nt t pl
: t Marci
win holding foi
dtevens No
,\o. | of N iv. 16,
? a thal tb
reatoi
ll ti you t" .
I. l irned
? DI t"
tt:- m. I . ?
I ?
'
rats in s
? be 'i"\ li ??'! for tbs solution of ths
? om li lem a ith I j.opor,
lt I -.ir
I that on further re*
DecUoa ila- <viu"ii gave her BBQUallfied
i in writing to the comHtlpna aug*
I bul that the p mustons I govern?
ment refuses io ecquleace In the Pi
i
in hand? of the Oongrsos, President will
ti i i. .-. full) ...iv jf,i d , I lha
nation, and will lay hofor****- lt, from tltttS
? ? time, reports received from you to?
ing your No. ;i, heretofore
held, and all instmctions vent to JfOtt, In
ih. msantlmo White k"Pi/ini- the ?:?
imnt fully infonnr-.l of the eouras of
events, you will, until further BOi
consider that your special Instructions
upon this subject have beet fuBy eom
pUad with. GRESHAM.
Wilton avenue car-baitis hu>I power
bouse of Cleveland Blectrb Company, of
?ri-avelend. O., mut bumed al ? '?
day Burning. Binny motors und cars vero
destroy*"!.
BOURKE (OSMAN'S SPEECH.
Tte Great TammaDj Oratr on the
Wilson iiriff Bli),
HLKCIVEUlBEUDOOSOYimOfl.
?urh an One *? ?? Beltlnm Scan ia ths
Uou-e Mi.Tnriirr.nl Georgi_, and
(i h. ia xppak oa the Bill,
pe | N', D. C., .Ian. tk -There
was not the usual crowd In the galler
n-nise aanveaad at ii
was bill a slim al
. th.- floor. Immediately aft-r
th_ -. ' yoststeay'a Journal the
transmitting the sup
I * * . nd'-iii'i: to
laid h fire the Hi use. No
1 I" ii *? to the
a Y PttBk AffalrB, and no
tor tl ? r.* illina of the Mr
i* iee.
in, <.f Tennessee, aided
I., dlspi-nae with the
for KportSi which
I. aad at ll S'do k the House
namltteo of tbs Whela to
? ,-itr t i'i.
of South i i
1 a I'1:
\'. i on
1
Mr. I
T.vi!
i.f i i v, :i tail, all
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ot v. -: titularly i
i ii in i- i assad di, .inbr
Mr, " ira r (Dem., thx.) then addri I
P
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. i - iiMn:,r alln
I 1* *1
n ol B ' i on
vuth
t.l thi I
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pu": .h'm IBS, I
vy ai*'.* ii from imi
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cultiva
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Inti i- I had pat on
?
ap*
I tho
, ?
?
i. to the '?? i ld. (Li i ap*
tOt cn
ahould walk lightly
? ? aouth
' witb Mr.
Reed, In whli ii hs I
?
i a bs I i
? ii him "ii iii" mat
.
'.
his il.i
for I . bul
!? v his
(Laugh ti md
Reed i
: held th" attention
ind and
VS.! * ' I I
took fe
the upi ? l and bo
rman h td
ler for tho
? ?
In
ii.ii.
Tried is Oat-Simpson Atnmpant,
i ?, Bf. 0
given
v Mr. Bim]
'
?
- nothing,
it, wbleh
But Hr.
did BOI I
i I
preased with thli
ll . similar
1 the ault '
tor . .., a Ik
ti mn ?. .i *?? ? ii
i ? ? , -
: sn English mads
:: i, and
;... ii WOUld say rn ||
*
Incident to a rui
taken part bi by
.. i i" -
and i: i
i ?.- of u psn tulum
Of mir. Qt h o or ? x
? i bran waa
:
I'.iiiirk- o I, >an *? ?*?*??* li-..
afr ? d to
li i not believe
??? "f ihe bill
I ?. sad partly In tho h"i"- thal
i restart stight I I
?? : the Republicans.
Ol td been Beads ta ta bill on
i thal ll would not n
iue for th* : tbe government
i - IgpsSSd that tn*
mo i r luctlos
Of t ,;Iff ? If bo believed that tlila
hm would redu .--nu--, ii" weald
noi .-. i vt it. Bs believed, on the con?
ti-wy. liva t1 ? would bs b>
I thei tariff, and hi*
waa baaed on the. experience "(
all the civilised nations of tin* world.
GentlefBSa h'Tc* had wald that the re
duction of tbs tariff would paralyze traill
anl destroy tbe Induatries of the country.
ii d riled it. on tbs eontrary( he iwaerted
thal it wouti Increase trade, would in
iee consumption, enlarge our marketa,
and woui i not only Incrseas the revel
i>r the govsraaosut, hut weald nam in
ortunlUss of the pi * p
earn tbs monsj U need for sgbWiare
(1>. nioratlc applatli ? ?)
.\ii cockran challenged a remark- madt
by Mr. Dlnaley. which thst genuemaa
repeated: "That If there ahouhl b* au
increase of Imports by $2iO,00O,00O of ?m.h
goods as we ought to produce for our
SetVee, that fict wouid decrease the pro
dactlou of this country to the extent or
' "1. and carry out of tha country
the difference In gold." Mr. Cockran MM
tris to be an absurdity, and asked on
What basis can we expect to carry on
trade; that on thia theory of proepertty
lt ls he;fr to get money from abroad han
to got |
"The-gentleman from Maine think* that
If we have a tribute of gBO.UUe.OOD in
mon-y we -ere better off than If we have
a trlhute of K&O.gm.vnu) in goods. Am 1
right in that?"
Mr. Dingley made no reply until Mr.
<"o"krnn pressed him, When he ?atd:
"I suppose the gentleman ls aware
that we often purchase things and g.-t
Into d.-ht for th?m. Instead of paying for
them. There ls a balance whi h may be
against the individual. His purchaaes are
not necessarily paid at th" time, .-,
with th" purchases of g nation
proposition ls simply 'his: that I
a pause, haUd -.MU*, laughter Tr in the
Democratic slde~"any penley thal lt
to the Importation of goode si
ought to produce oareelva . our
lah'-r of th., opportunity of making I
gcoda and Inevitably tends to reduce th..
Opportonttll - tor labor tn this country
gad tends to produce the evil of which
1 spoke In ny speech."
A'l ll) ll ? ll .1 . <|U \
At this point, .Mr. Walk-r t Kopubllcan).
of Meat .a buaettes, i bed If Mr,
Cockran would yield lo Mm.
"Yes, of "ours",'* said Mr. Cockran, "In
order to promote the i -
n." (Laughter tad spplauao.)
?*i wish to ash the gentleman," Mr.
r wenl on, "whet] thinks
tliat if i ;r*s worth of '
or v. le ueed In Urti onntry
? .a ii- in abroad and given i
for nothing; th- gift would be an advaa*
tags to this country."
Mr. Co kron profi l to not under
I * don.
"Then I win repeat," said Mr. Walk*
My point is thal if aa
gift were nu-. cy of all
the - or all the aro
I la lt, tuns sbultlag up our
; ping tbs a of
mom :??. it would I >? th- rn ..
sive of."
"I think if ls a i irae," .- dd Mr, I
r in, "ut,:, h tito pe -pi.*- of
chi i rf illy aubmll to. (D -ra n ratic
itt i* i i am
and tbs v -M-ks
* .,
. |
rtty in trade?whether ll
1 " "'?' le " c fort ;-;ii nations I
!
And it is well thal itu re should
[f I understand the theory of
: r 'in Maine (Dingley), an
Important n of .-. 00 ! which
would be
iii.-'
and 'i,. u to tl * the
? ma to tak
Importntl m ot mom v aa something whit h
and a happy
c .ii-iiti'iii of tht I ren tu i
? .
WOUld fa'*
aa Importation
pl m ?
Mr, \\ .i . gol toto the di
*
that the li
iii.- . ? i h",
luquy wll
?
:r i
*
competition In anv i
tli.. mos! I the 1
it d.cs aol mean that la the chi
! iboi ll ? ??? * I "*? twval tt 'in
?a-nt
,,' u . - tat'T.-, Who ht
ween .Mr. C plred, Mr.
.,, ,,t Kentucky, wbo was to
wm on \Miii his spea h a id bis paualng
Walker.
I npie .il. iit?<l SeeeWS In ?he House.
'Ihe Wilson hill, li I
reform ai ?
I tba countrj,
?1.. nus mu, * h.
??gad i promlsi yo i thal ll will tak< more
tit monti ? ol bani tim
noup kitchens to every i msc.)
Mr. -WI ' Ich anil
loot long after h.. has dlaappeared from
?
mn n to a lorn, thal I
, not "'i tha t mu.
... t on its mines, but on
? th Rq llb caa 1 I
on Umlghty Oe I pplaue< i
Ming btmaelf t.> lbs H
party, be asl ' 'bal th* Den
ll j) irder to d ' ' ' tv io
lajualce. t ^ppl iui
?\\r will keep on," he Bald, ' until a
I tm shall take ths |
n." (Ai |
l thnt tbs Ss llsou MU a
ln all parti.ular-*. M .
i, i i been left on the dutiable IM , on
the principle I wb -iii been
.ii ? if bia a ilsfcy s ss al "" I
denly. (Laug! ter and appl i tba
the i-.i!i' i *
When Mr. Cockran sat down then
irst of appia - has
, .* been wltneeet i j-, thc history of
Cheer sfter cheer rang out
n*..i i the lallsi awblch th< bali mt
powerless to 1 pec And when ll
? ? the crowd hud got r;.."'i ol
? inc. tha enthaatasra broke
I I In, and erl-:*, of "Vote," '*'
O-i-er Hro-nli*'*.
- the turmoil had somewhat sub.
i Mr. Taylor <i: ka if
? t" th" hill. Hs was follow '1
in order by Draper (Rep. Mes.), on Um
Mr. Weadocfc (Dem., Mi. fa
fn* the MII, and Mr. Doolittle (Rep.
Wi .,,1. dost lt.
be committee r
' i kai st . * , - took thii
staalag
Hr. Rrj an hpaolll ?? Muli .
Thei" was a tnii'-h better repi 'i
Moa of merni
aa t t t-nlghl * iy of the i
night sessions. The Ural speaker was
Mr, Wright ti'- t.'.r.u. an, M i
arba aaeWrtad 'hat the |
would close American ii ard tts rb
? in t v M US
any f..rcltrn markets, and would give
foreign manufacturers a monopoly of
OUT trad".
Mr Boringer .nki-1 unanimous
that ladles and gentlemen,
of members, should he udrali'.d to the
rt tor of the House, lu order ?
overcrowded -CRlleries. This per
l and i'i s few ada
fl, ,[? Ot th.- llouee presented an Ul
i iahnated appearance, .vt tha
?' Mr. Wrieht's speech, Mr. Prva-t
r.a. N.-'.raekai was recoi-nlr-d
to speak In defenee of the Wilson 1 Ul.
In the absence of the other member,
trho waa to have spoken to-nlpht. Mr.
Bryan was Riven unlimited tim" f.,r hi-i
?p....-h, and C msumed over twa hours
Af Mitti o'cloik the committee r-se ami
the House ndj-urned until ll A. K. -fon?
da y.
- ? a
?n-*?"<-?i Mdl '?e?treTed br Fie*.
II ARIUS Vi M.K. R. I.. Jan. J3.-Th?
wisted mill owned by William 'lek
hain, and operated by himself and bil
sun Ernest, under the nrm-natne ol
Willum Ttukham * Hon waa totally
deatrjjed by fire, which alert*! a JlttK
Vet em midnight laat night, and burned
urull ti ociock thia morning. The night
-i?*rately chi. and the wind blew
forty miles an hour. The booka and
papers of the office were oared. The loss
is put at $320,000 on the mill pr- p*rty and
$150,000 on the atock. The insurance in
tl. ? M iaufsctarsr'0 Mutual la paved at
on the mill, and 100,000 on the
atock.
M.ir i ss ui fBaytatyMB or road*.
I'nlaaa Come-****... ? oiu a "> Illa Aid Carlisle
>VI lha* I .rn .*<! to du Ihi-.
.YAMii.v.K'N, l>. (.'.. j_n. U.-l*'rom
well-informed eourcee lt la aacerUlned
that thors la a strong probability that ll
Bress fills to COOBO to his r.'llef with?
in the next Bfteeea days, Secretary Car*
?
Bk\B* in, undsr thc resumption
of mstatalntng the
iu.- hondo, if Issued,
aril] !? oom only tor gold, bat the -t
HK t" ll.iv. ll Mill, al wh.it
tin*y win tad bow r; - I
on tl ? baas
? onatd
This proposed plan of tbs Secretary, lt
ls aalit. la tbs result of careful considera?
tion, and, ot course, mosts with the ap
pruv.il ot the PrssMSBt.
nail amount Of the proposed in?'ie,
lt is . ! upon
ply to til.- tbs Treasury over ita
needs anti! Congress caa tabs np tbs
? (mani ii'
Should Congress within tbe rv ttl
?
-
will rt "Mm ii om bi ttag ca ats sera iaspen
al bili ty, I i thal
ml lated
it i'; l ?? >ii (?" made.
?
a ni iii>- favor ; I
ths law permitted bim to
toll jr oft . ? tho aeigni ?
ninego of the ailver
I' lil ? | .. *.u BO
? thal it WOUI I tn"- I-- iv irly Butti
et nv pr< -
RIO ll B I - il .IE hli 'U S I.
Oi b I ii< ii tor Bsarij I ighteea Minina Dal*
in - ilia abll ital toa Brh-a-fs*
N'l'.w V< IRK, Jan, 13. -Judgn
I i day :n ths county
RICI
i- illway inni Ware*
n favor of Charles H.
Bh< i man, ami Anthony
,
ld trust
?
i- with
? mi.-1 i,
to fl I, on
lu regard to the
Richmond
l Wc.- I.
i
v.. Of
. '
: wera
bo I, Mor
?
-
i
?ii ri iuln -
vii.iii !?*? m id
isl '-t on- nb ? i i
the ? '??mi'ii
.
ei of Jui ?
Ipsl in ! laterael of tho
i fourth, tii"
? iii for IhS
m i i \ ns ii is ni in VOE,
C ii't. Harry -Jacfceoa ?ives Oat a atatsoai t
Al.' I Ita B ni I ? ?
A'iT, \.\TA. ?. I esr)
i ?,'lv. ii OUI I I
In itu ii .
estie d
? .., ,i i ,.
lie i . i drink*
I ilk*
ind a- ting iii ai i.tlr-ly in
- ?. told
were bio de*
-
deni esma to tn
i aaa la
I, ?. n ii- I I not Bred
.I .-!. it, : gld hav- paid
to I
.
i i ? death of th" maa
?I bim, Upon
i not nails
iony by whli li lt
.
of lt wa it could
da no harm toi i i Isl
amounted
i .
?
'
fall."
i linn i cns ni sqe ai i ers.
federal Lead larretsta Mast Hnii Kaaist
atice N.-.ii* H. ch, W. fe.
CH UtLBBTON, 'ii \ \ . J
.Tv. kSOn, Of iii- ? ' -irt, Iii
i'. H.li?
ll roy land at Wi lab. W. i
tl, wah bis t-uxim, started In -ni
tidied
? hy thu
with Winchester rides
n".; ?., nun Beens
" In th- hip and
1, amt 'A"
will bs i
?
UlE MME LAPP a* I*ol HIE.
A Pie'ly Germ-n ? Mi..Ino. I K .hanan'.
< o il iii. Imiir.iTfd
ASHLAND. VA. ' 1 il \
very pretty ?-? given b
day ni-tt.t st the Hotel WoodsOB x*'
? - iplsa were ea Ibo floor, and
many |
The
arc tn a stale nf no itu' esetteoaOBt, as the
b- dur*
lnv tbs
for thia pia " BB -*. >>?'?'?'*
it ia inipoa--ibie to pick thc winner orttii
certainty, tbs chances aeem to be In favor
of Mr. <>. K. Nixon.
John L. UiKhar.an. Jr., son of Dr. J. L.
i of Randol] <"\-liege.
who li ia been critically 111, ts somewhat
better.
Big Fire lu lp?wii li.
IPSWICH, MA UV?Tba ir.ost
destructive fire this old taara has ever
known broko out about ?J o'clock thia
m ir:.m.'. in the hall by tho
?*, i y, ;,. t.. '.iv k. SBd when lt
:i three hum a Uter. bad
BWSpt away tho kUgSC part of th.- bOAte
MSB portion of tbs place, and camed (
lesa of ?123,oao.
im LOST BY ONE POINT.
FICTOVT ALL BUT BITBLT MIS
(ORAtr WRBSTBD TBOM BIM,
How He and Sehaafrr Mast Play Aral-, for
tirst and --woad Mon*,y_Th? Beor*
Waa OOO to 59f.
rHIt'AQO. Jan. BA IM final game of
the triangular billiard tournament thia
afternoon attracted one of the larne*!
audiences of the week tc Centr.il Munta
Hall.
The ram-, was between S. hnefer and
Ives. The Utter had won thr?c gamea
of the week without loalng a same, wnlie
Ft score *t>>od two to one. vic*
tory for Ive-*, therefore, meant tl.Vd and
oar half of thc net receipts, willie in the
event of Schaefer's ku-ccsb the two stare
would lie compelled to play attain for
tl rat and aecond monej.
TUe latter event ka whit will happen,
aa the game went to Schaefer by a acote
of VS io cae.
Hlah runs: Ivee, 203; Schaefer. IK In?
nings. 21.
VBE.il DAY lilt loMl sunn.
On j One PateeHa VftUU at Meei Or mn*.
Thf Mmiiinarto*.
NKW ORLBAMR, faa. i:i - Thin wita'
another div f^r loag t-bnia. ..nly .
favorite ptiiiin-f through winner sen ..f
six it
?? ' t to 1 won the third rac*)
nader s irtt -. ii, the last race Pl
" ta 1 Shot, Woe (MB .Marnte
iv. the tiy..ih.-, i
The other wini
Ti..- Uach was fmt and thc weather l.ne.
Suram i
I'irst ray" dre eight ha ef a ttitie.eeii
i tnnt.Lon*
ofl '.. K lora third. Time.
I ol,
nd race -mlle an.l seventy ysr.M.
lhree-year*olda, Belle et BprlagflsM flrnt,
in. I.- Jim second, Meziotlot third. Time.
Third race three-quartan of a mlle,
): ..-. ic i
Mark I, Minnie Coe third.
*
? eighths of a mlle.
handicap. Mlaa Perkins flrst, Ow wast
.-.; it third. Time, l-l.
.. quarts] of u mlle,
Belling, u "ids Ray Lochiel
?nd, Semper Hex thli-l.
1:11 .
Mba of a mile, .
. ' c.. Marnte li. xm ond. Lank
third, uili.'. I."-'..
aisles ii N w Orleana Inr Mendal.
Th., following ava the entries at Eve
Monda]
I anthe of a mlle,
: Hattie Gean, ?;
:-i l.r M Tba Ran,
i"i i I Ml; Pootmaaar, i*ji *. *>ik
i 101; Chess Rogan,
Ml; i.
:? i Lund :, : n 1 in vi "'.
: mila and seveaty
i ird i' .nd Kau, I i kt in ?,
\ ni.-c ?
..im. 107; ?
P The .lui l ' light
' |
di.-.
. V , vj. Little M >'i
.. *-., lucojpm
IV. ! .uni.-, 97: Hljur, MS; Oaten
i * ipi Bpencei. IM; Mina
? : rollins, tui. .i i 'nc .-.,
ly Rt un.-i, 110
fourth ic .ii- mile, handicap?For*
est K '. .? kp .it. hil; Mina I', r
klna !l". Emma Mi . l')3; Re itiilce, nu;
.
' bs of a nilli-,
: Ut; Lil?
li.. Dutchman, 111; Tlffet, lil; Hertnan
lll; Axlsona, 111; Longbi - ck. ll < ,i
ll.i ly, Hal itali,
ll"., Il
ly, Iii,
I ll- H '*?-.?' * i-i li ".
san i''i: ANfisi 11, CAL., Ian. n.-The
andy ano pl aa seat, and
-t. Bntnm
lina r*%e isa furtongs, selllag?Hal
!? n !?? lind m ? -oi'.d, Ottayan*
mi th i Mme, IM uv
Bea furlong*. Helling -
??lid. Killi-. 1
third. Hmo, IM i-i
i nu i i u mile, i, utdlcap?Imp
Btromboll flrat, I EBBS
thud. Tl. 1 ?1 1 I
Fourth * ip. short "our
a.. 'ito ? and Ti ti.-'i'-moro
third
,\ furlonga rill
tl.ild.
il
... po- i> t .*? at i.-iiU
i: \ .* l< his. ILL . i io i Kully
i m nt ni*, beal
? i iv i ra< int; sri se ?
two salle
wan won
iV'T
1 iii ten lengths la front
I casi I
i from t ta 1 ta I ta I in the mil*
l do waa
I to Kmblem ut I to I.
Bumm
, -elKiitha or n adte Art*
K.?put)lio
Mill". 1 !?..
?? ra of a mlle
o,tK \ * entail lea- tBSstaX eau* tte
v 'lim'', i M
?so mliea, ,eeilliiK?John
i . i ltho Hoy
, tba af i ? * ?
i \ h ai I ?
?i-.ini. Timi
Kl fth , I *m
ti t, , frankie ;?. third, Time,
i ?
Sixth r. -lix ..r a inlle-Ty
larin flrat, Lil .*> il SSCeaMi t'rlmaon
thud. Time, i ?> ii
M i \Tiir:it FEME* sst.
WrAPHiMGTUN, i> C., J a, i ;.-> irgtma:
,-*lng clou ' tain; whinier
?
..-tn Caranna aad N nita ? aroiina:
Clou 1), with rain In ? ba; warm
ar i-i
v. ?*.un. r coadltlona ano general tore
- hat* fslten iai',.ny
over th.- l~ik<- rtgl es, and la Ivlnw the
normal, except I te lying eaat of
th... unta
rivers. A atorm In moving alowly
eastward i
'y eaat of the illa
efssippl. In ' itst I t
rature ia au to ai degreea above the
normal.
Raia haa fallen In the Bouthareat, aad
, min haa ??< urr. d in v> ..rh lng'on.
oregon, and Northern CatUOrnta, ela*
e tho weather haa been tc neraliy
*
Warmer weather, with increaalmr nourtt
neas and rain, la Indicated for the middle
and south A?'.i,iih- and Onll Huies and
the ot-.io valley, k dscWad ra.u in tempera
.-. hi. i fi r in-- Xortbweetern
I
RAM. O'' T/??KMO*a?T*Rtt.
Thy following waa th* range of the
thermometer ut the Time* office yeeter?
day ? A. M.. Ml ll M.. TA. 3 P. M.. M. I
P. M.. ?: ? P. bl. il- midoight. M. Avar*
age. ti ii.