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PIILADEPIIA ! READY TO START AT ONCE
; ( teiIam nOi Jerhrt 1011 n Conference on
the UUUUOI-StIUC lepl.rtlclt ( PIlL-
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of the Ulfurhnlcel. ?
WASINGTON , Jan to.-Early thIs mornIng -
Ing Secretary Gresham receIved formal no-
. tco that there had been an ntempt at revo-
luton near honolulu o the Glh of this I
month This notice cme In the shape of i
. ; the following dlspnleh tram Minister WilLis , I
Ultgapht11 from San Francisco :
"IIONOLUI4U . , Jan. 11 , 185.-To W. Q. .
Gresham , Secretary of State \Vashthgtofl . i
I ) . C. : At Waldkl heach , five miles from
execuH\'n IJlllng l > , night of January G. uprising .
- rising of HawaIans , reported several hundred -
. dred , wel supplied with arms anl ammunI-
ton , commanded by Captain Nowleln nnd
fl.v. . Wilcox. lion. C. L. Carter , late
commIssioner , killed frat night Desultory
fring every day since without further loss
' of lifo or Ilrollerl ' to governmenl. Three
, - royalists Idlell anti fifty taken 11rlsoners.
. Over fly noncoml.tants. mostly whites , arrested -
rested , Including three ex-attorney generals i
. . and many promInent cltbens. : Martini law
. d clarc January 7. No vessels allowed
to leave All other islands reported quiet.
CrisIs though to he over , but excitement
. nUll Intense. President Dole expressed to
. me his gratification that no national ship ha
. heen In Ilort during this dlsturbauce. Arms
: . rellortell to have been brought from Van-
couver , Ii. C. \'iLLtS "
Soon after ho reached the State department
. ho aent 10 the Navy department for Secretary -
; tary herbert and the two cabinet 'officers I
J engaged In a close consulaton for half an
cose
'
hour relating 10 Lime . advisabIlity of sending a
United States cruiser to the Istand. Mr.
Herbert btatCI tht the Phlatelphla was at
Mnlo island , California . nod could start almost :
.
1\lmollatel' , ' dehmyimmg only long enough after
. rpccivlmmg her snlng orders to tall a few '
. ftdh stores ant a little edra coal aboard. '
She carries a complement of nearly .100
- officers and omen commanded by CalJtaln
' Oolon , and could make the run of 2,080
r . miles to Honolulu In about six days. After .
- consulting some time the secretaries came to I
the conclusion that nothing should he done
toward fending a shhl to hawaii except br :
' the direct word at the president , so they
went directly to the whie house to learn the
; llrcsldenl's wIshes In the matter. Defore :
. leaving the department Secretary Herbert
conferred with Admiral Hamser , chief of
the navigation bureau , and everythIng was I
, . 0 put In trim for the Immediate dispatch of r
- orders to Admiral learllsleo should the 11res-
' Ilent decide to send a sump to imawaim .
UEVOLT NOT EXAGGmA TED.
- There Is a disposition Oil the part of the
- admmllni8tratlon offIcials to regard the Importance -
, portance of' the revolution as exaggerated ,
and one prominent official declared that he
' saw 10 reason for apprehension for It appeared -
peared Cram the reports that , no American
- . interests had been endangered by the revo-
lotion. Spme ollcers , however who have
been stationed nt honolulu . and who are
, ' familar with the conditions there took a
. widely different view at the matter. They
say that the charcler of the Interior of the
Ilands Is such that even a emaiL number of
' determined men might hold their own for
many weeks against a much superior force ,
just as did Geronimo al1 his Apaches when
opposed by a mitary force. 'fhey recal
' the tact that a few lepers managed to resist
.r" _ . nil of the
' troops that the Hawaiian government -
ment' could bring to bear aealnst them for
- a long time , hiding securely In the fast-
, nesses on the inpumitaimme when hard pressed ,
and emerging In . force when the pressure reo
# laxed , Thepe , officers tear that the bands
. , of Wilcox and Nowleln
Wicox wi thus serve as a
' - ' - nucleus for. disaffected natives . nod gather
' . strength. These leaders It Is feared , wlhi
: also offer any terms to secure the support
k of the Japanese cooles numbering 20.000.
. who have been much JlssaUsfed with the
retusal at the government to give them the
right of suffrage . According to the reports
these Japanese .
' already have shown a mnmm- :
tlnous spirit , amIIn _ his report on Hawaiian I
. affairs . which excited much HawaIan
' ' allirs. excied interest Ad- I
' I mimi Walter strongly urged that danger be
hooked for In the near future from this ele-
m mont at once vroud bravo and I norant.
OThER SHIPS A' MAnE ISLAND.
' . . Desltes the Phliadelphla , there Is at Mare
, Island , at our fast new cruisers the Berm-
, nlnrlon , ccnmanded by Captain Charles
Adams , whl defied the revolutenlsts of
Salvador In taking aboard Ezeta and his
fellow refugees She has just returned from
' , n cruise oft the coast looking for two mIssing
steamers , and whla the navy authorities
autherltes
. report that three days work Is requlrel , on
' her machinery this undoubtedly could be
much abbreviated It necessary.
. . The 1oston and Maine arc ready to go
II commission at a moment's not e , but
owIng to the refusal
. of congress to pro-
-f. ' vide for enough enlisted men to meet the
absolute needs of the navy , there are no
crews for them.
'fhe Oympia will not he turned over to the
' government until the 21h Inst. , and will bo
. put In commission on the lth oC February
' for a cruIse.
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The Hanger . Mohican and Alert old Jow-
. powerel ships would scarcely be chosen for
I use in l any emerg"ncy requiring speed and
. the Monterey cannqt carry coal suillelent for '
sulclent
, the cruise to onelulu.
. The news of time ' Imimsurrectiomi
newl 'Insurrecton was a great ;
. . surprise In diplomatic cirlces Neither the
Neiher
;
hawaiian minister nor any members at the
foreign committees of the senate and house
had any expectation of such an occurrence.
The general hnresslen [ seems to be that no
t' revolution can be serious In Its results un-
'V . , less aided end abetted br Iome foreign t
power. The forces at the commali of the I
, covernment are said to he abl to suppress
supprel
any possible nath'e rlslng or uprIsing of
' . . any dlsoflerly foreign element Secretary
Gresham was absolutely dumbfounded by the I
news. .I Is wholy unexpected. I am L
amazed The dispatcim
11spatch seems to say the I
, rebels hall artillery . Where
' arllery. c ul they have
. ' got this The dispatch does not speak of r
any being handed Do
you thlnlt there can I
be any doubt that the news II accurate1" II I
TJUnSTO 'S ADVICES MlAqEn .
' Exceedingly meager official advice of the :
trouble In Ihlwal ha\o ben received by
. Mr. Thnnloa , the Inwalal mlnlsler here
: H came In
. a telegram from President Dole ,
cant via San I'ranclsco , and read" as fohlow :
"Rebellion broken Leaders and remain -
log "If followers 'n' . _ _ _ , fugitives . U , _ .u'uL. In the mountains . . . , "
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f' ll , 1 I IH tlnls. was
wrien Oi the day the Alameda left liono-
lef 10no-
nlu. ) lteplyiimg to qtmestiomms .
' ' HeI'lng questons as to his probable -
:
able course of acton the minister said he
did not expect at present to cal on the secretary -
tary of slate In connectIon with the trouble ,
nor did he intend to ask that a United States
War Ihll be sent 10 Honolulu. Unled
t "The government Is Itself able to put down
the rebellion , " he said "and needs
. rebelon "lnd uo asslsl-
ance It Is for the Hovernment to deler-
. mine whethN' there hi a necessity for the
necessiy
Govermcnt 10 send a shll there to guard the
. Interests of Americans /uarll
Another telegram that has beemm receIved
by the minister was from Hawaiian Consul
' ( lemmeral'JitIer San HawaIan
Wider at Francisco . and an-
' flounces that time "teamer . \ tmstraila , whose
\uslrala
leular salnl day I today , weld postpone
. her departure unU Monday end that Mr.
lalch , the lawalan mlnlsler of foreign
. affairs. would return to Hawaii aboard her
lr , Hatch was visiting this country pre-
"umably In n private capacity and Mimmister
' 'fhurston hele\s he had no Jntentlomm of
. coming to \\'asImimgton. The Intenlon
t.
of th ' departure of the 4tustralia vIhi give
, to ) . Thurstol In opportunity to send sl\e any
dIspatches he may desIre to his
mlY govern.
snout , alhough the change of Ilato In J\cr-
Elng
' ' him. of time yaei was not made . to aCcollollate i
I
lIne you think time rebels will receive many
. lecldons to theIr ranlts and hold out \ % ery
\ry
! long ugalnlt the govermcnt forces Y" time
' Ilnbter was asked todY ,
. " 1 do nOl " ho repilod . "The pace they
are now rendezvoused Is on 1 mountiin about
1\0 mie from time city. Its are I. kO
, ' ' , :11sI thlt there Is no possible chance for
tbea to opera h. . 'Time hUeD Is so well
' gUimled that \ I Is i impossible fur them to I
got any reinforcemneutim. ,
Iny relnforeem.'ull. They Bra a Ills-
. : organlzd ; disorderly rabble that w1 run
, 'vleno\r ordered to light. They 11\'er dId
, ctt wihin * more than four or f\'e mites of
- the . cl ) . . mlel
" \ber dO you IUl'IIOO limo rebels ob-
tamed the cannon and nmmunitlon they
ammuniton
ant
used ? " ' 8 uked.
' "The cannon undoubtedly cme from BritIsh -
lsh Colmmnibta Time ammunition came either
ammuniton cmo eiher
from that country or from somewhere along
the coast Our government ls nIl along
expctel a shIpment of ammunition and our
officials have iieen on the watch out for It. "
"Does the government have any fear that
the Japanese will aid the rebels ? "
"So far as the Japanese government Is
concerned , I have nothing to SY. So for as
the Japanese local officials on the Island are
concerned they have shown themselves mot
zealous In behalf ot good order. I have
more or less apprehension as to the action
time Japanese resident may take. "
In conclusion , the minister sold ho dlii not
anticipate any foreign intervention 11 the
present crisis.
"It It had not been on account of the death
of Mr. Carter , " said the minister , " the whole
timing might bo Consliered n decided advantage -
vantage to the government . No greater aid b
necessary to demonstrate that time govern-
ment Is able to stand on its own feet. "
CAITER KNOWN IN SEATTLI
SEATTLE , Wash , Jan 19.-Charles L.
Carter was about :0 rears ell and was the
elest ) son of tOe late ii. A. P. Carter , ex-
HawaIan mlnlsler to the United States . lie
was born In honolulu and finished his edu-
caton al the Ann Arbor . Micim , law school.
lie was married at Ann Arbor after his
graiuation' and returell , to the Islands. lie
took a leading part In the overthrow of
/ )
Qmmten 1.luollanl , anti Incurrell the biter
hoslly of Wilcox and other royalists. lie
was one of the commisioners sent to WashIngton -
Ington by limo provisional government early
In 183 , He made a brIef visit to Seattle
Seatte
and luEet Sound six weeks ago on busIness
connected with bls fatber's eRtate. tin was
a member o the new legislature. lie was
a very handsome man an athlete , a giant
la stature and brave as a iiun. lie leaves a
wife and lhree children . Ils brolher , George
U. Carter . Is Hawaiian consul at Seattle .
and he has a sIster here. Carter was
strongly In favor of hangIng Wicox and
other royalist plotters , and his relatve '
think he was specially selected as a victim
by these plotters. victm
SAN I"RANCSCO. Jan. 19.-The rise and
fail ot the queen's Supporters In Hawaii has
created a great deal ot excitement among the
'mlJathlzers In this city.
The Chamber ot Commerce held a special
meeting today and forwarded a telegram to
Secretary Gresham , urgln him to send n
wnrshlp at once to honolulu . This he.
fore I hall been learnell that Greshnm wa hal already -
ready ordered time Phladelllhia to the Islands.
Antcipatng orders to sail , limo officers of
the Phiadelphia commenced preparatiomus for
preparatons
departure early this morning. They expect
to get away tomorrow or by Monday at the
hatest . The Phlallelphla can sleam to Honolulu -
lulu In five days. or even less If she Is
pressed. She carries enough ot a crew to
put down the biggest rebellon the Hawaiian
malcontents are capable at starting. and on
her arrival at the islands she will hnme-
dlately proceed to land troops for time pro-
tecton ot AmerIcans and limo property of
Americans.
M'PAHLAND CAME TO BUY ARMS.
The mission ot C. W. McParland , who ar-
rived here In the early rart of the month on
time ! Arwa , Is now believed to have been for
110 purpose of arranging for the shipment of
arms m to Honolulu. IttcFariand did nol make
a lengthy stay lu San Francisco , but hurried
back on the 12th at the month by the same
steamer that he came up on.
ThEm Is no way by which to prove pos.
Ively l that the colonel dickered for guns and
a mmmiunition . but those Iersons who favor the
provisional government are hinting that the
wealhy merchant of 10noluiu was In con-
stant communication with parties In Vic-
toria. This clrcumslance Is regarded as sus-
111clous i , There seems to be an overdrawn
story regarding the ex-Cimliian cruiser Es-
m neralda . It Is reported by the Hawaiian
correspondent that It was feared by the pro-
vlslonals that the vessel had been purchased
by the rotalsts , and that she would bombard
Honolulu just as soon as the Alameia was
out of sight of land The Japanese have
semlofclalY ! announced the fact that their
nation has purcimaseuh the Esmer
naton purchasel ida and
that the vesel wl visit San Francisco before
she Is dispatched to Yokohama. Even were
It so that the cruIser had been turned over
to the royalists and that the story of her
sale to Japan was only 1 blnl. the Phil-
adelphia I more than a match for the Es-
meralda and could vanquish her In very short
order Though the first uprising may not
have amounted to muclm the revolt may
spread to other Islands than the Island ot
Oahu Honolulu Is well protected and can
stand off the revolutionists . but the natives
may bo harler , to suppress In other beauties.
Robert W. Wilcox , leader at time revolution-
' revoluton-
lsti , who , when captured , wi undoubtedly
be executed , Is wel recollected by civi en-
glnelrs In this city , he having been employed
here In the work of water works construc.
tion.
ton. TRACING UP THE AHMS.
At the headquarters of tbO HawaiIan consul -
sub there was little information to be gained L
concerning the uprisIng further than has already -
ready been publsh In the. correspondence
from Honolulu , but from another and most
' reliable course It was learned that the government -
ernment ofcials at the Islands had corn
munlcled a number of fact to Its represent-
atves In this city by. which It Is expected I
to trace up the source at the supply of the
arms whlcl were obtained by the natives .
In fact It Is said that the 'representativem ;
hero have already considerable proof against L
certain persons who are known to be friendly
to the royalists , and who are even now
planning to send additional arms to the Islands -
ands
An effort Is being made to locate the
schooner Normna whIch , It will be remembered -
bered , left Victoria nearly two months ago ,
supposedly for the islands with a lot of con
traband opium. Another ' vessel Is supposed I
to have left VIctoria on a similar mission
shorty after the Norma and Deputy Colector Ir
at Port McStoker who was hero investigat -
log opium smugglng , hurried back to the Islands -
ands , upping to antcipate the plans at the
smulEl rui : ! . Dy the mal which arrived here
previous to that of the AlemCla there cme
a letter from Deputy Collector 1cStoitor ti a
the customs officers here stating that a
vessel answering to the description of the
Norma had been hovering of a neighboring
Island but could not be overhauled because
at the government's lack of a proper boat
I Is now believed that the vessel was the
Normna but that instead . of having opium m
aboard she In reality was loaded with nrmnm
The arrival here three weeks ago of Colonel i
McFarlal1 on the steamer Arawa and his
sudden departure the same day on the
steamer Australia Is also regarded as having
had something to do wih the preparation S
of the royalists. The colonel said his visit
was purely a personal one , but shortly afer
he arrived here It was learned that he hall
received several telegrams tram Victorir I
I Is now helevell that he came to learn
somelhlng about time Norma and beIng ad .
vise that she was already on her way t the
Isllnds he 'hurrle haclt home that same
a Iternoomu.
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TEILlti'rOltIAt. AUU8'HU CI"NOI 8.
) olll.to .10.oph otNew MexIco Thllks
111.lr C""o a Armi flood
WASHINGTON , Jan. 1-Tho admission
of New Mexico and Arizona to slatehood Is
expected to come before the senate next week.
'hese measures pass rl the house some
months ago , but they have not advanced
rapidly in thl senate. Senator I aulmer Is
anxious to have them acted
aeed upon before the
session close , and be will , therefore , cal
them up during the moring hour next week.
Aside frai time Interest the Ills have to the
two territories , thc're I wide , general interest -
est In the effect their passage 11 have In
assuring four additonal senators Lime upper
branch of congress . Delegate Joseph at New
JoseIl
Mexico , who has given 10st of his time In
consresl to allvanclng the New Mexico bill ,
says he has little doubt of favorable action
by the senate lS this only active acton
beIng IUllle I by time A. I' . . \ . organization ,
organlaton
which rguemm that thu old SpanIsh ali Mexican -
can 1 11lat n of New Mexico I almost cxcl'j- '
slnly Catholic . Mr. Joseph Is not apprehen-
five , however , that this will affect the final
paSage of limo bill. fnal
A "Ill. 'Iimreisoua iletallation.
WAShINGTON , .Tan. 19-'he lew Aus-
Irma n.lnlstlr , Mr. Iengl.muller , Is n frequent -
quent , 'Islor at the State department look-
InK for information respeetimmmtimu
Intormaton fsll'lurlhu Prospects
ot the repeal ot the special tax on :
\ spIlal tlX bounty
SUh'U' . A though the formal flute In which
.
hI 1IIIenteli the case of lihi govermimnent
WIS couched In the 10st friendly ! terms
there II relson to beU.yc that he has gh'l'n
the flule departmnmmmt to understand ' butt If
IOI acton lii the way of abatement of the
tax ts hot taken witlmbim me short time Aus.
war I tme
trio wi allollt u measure ot retaliation that
wi t'xeeed 10)'thlng , that rlalaton by
Oertlny or tummy other or the IuroImean
power. Information I being urfesn
rurtJhe
members who 11"'e undertaken t forward
the repcal bi In order to stimulate fon\uJ thm.
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FRYE CAUSES A COM ITlN
Introduced a Resolution Ez.retsing In-
dlgltion at Events in Hawai ,
DEMOCRATIC EFFORTS TO TONE IT DOWN
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rinabby on MotIon of George the lIeoitition i
Tent Over-Lodge Wi 1rln ! the
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W ASINGTON , Jan 19.-Tho death at
Miss Mary Stevenson , daughter of the vice
president , was feelingly preferred to In the
prayer of time chaplain of the senalo at the
opening at the session today.
Mr. Manderson , republcan of Nebraska ,
presented time credentials of John M. Thurs-
ton , elected as a United States senator from
Nebraska for time term beginning March 4 ,
next. With this brief routine prelude , Mr. Pr'e
of the commitee on foreign affairs , gave a
dramatic turn to the proceedings by offering
a resolution expressing time profound indigestion -
ton with which the senate heard at time efforts -
forts to restore the deposed queen to the
throne of hawaIi and expressing It as the
sense of the senate that time United Slates
goverment shoull at once dispatch war-
ships 10 time Islands.
Senator ryo's resolution Is as follows :
"Resolved , That the senate learns with pro
found Indignaton at the aUempt to restore a
deposed queen to power In the hawaiian
Islands and extends to the young republic the
warmest sympathy In her efforts to suppress
rebellion. "
Senators gave the closest attenton to the
reading of the resolution . and the galleries
fled rapidly as word was passed that the
hawaiian question had ben taken up. Mr.
l"rro asked that time resolution bo given Immediate -
mediate commalderahion.
"I suggest , " said Mr 111 , democrat of
New York "that the language 'profound In-
digmmatbon' Is rather extremne ali It might
be desirable to mod ICy It by the words 'pro.
found regret ' .
" 0mm tIme contrary , " declared "Ir. Prye ,
with great earnestness , " 1 do not believe
profound IndIgnaton sufficiently expresses
my own feelng or the feelngs of the AmerIcan -
lean peJple "
"Nor limo , feelings of the senator Crom New
York , " interjected Mr. Chandler sarcas-
tically.
Mr. Hi hesllated only a moment at the In-
terrulll0n and then added : "I at least hope
that the senator from New hampshire ( Mr.
Chandler ) wi concede me the guardianship
of my own feeiimugs. I had not moved an
amendment to the language but had merely
offered a suggestion. "
"In order to facilitate the passage - at the
r esolution . " continued Mr. Prye."and In
order that I may at once be cable to the
Ha walan Islands , I wi accept time proposed
c hamige , "
GUAY HAS AN OBJECTION.
The presiding officer was about to put the
queston and It seemell as though the resolu-
ton would pass without a word of protest
when Mr. Gray. democrat at Delaware Inter-
peed an objection.
"I do not object to the first part of the
resoluton , " said he , "but the last part seems
Inapproprlnte i at this tme . "
"Then. " said Mr. Prye , , "let lS proceed to
the considerton at the first. I will modiy
the resolution accordingly "
Mr. Caftan . democrat , of Louisiana rose
at this point. "Is this .ot rather prema-
ture ? " ho asleed. "Wo are not yet Informed
as to the facts on which the resolution Is I
predicated. The press reports this moring
, tel us there has been an emuto In the Ha-
m vailan Islands. But whether thlre bas been
walan been
an effort to res lor the queen t hr throne
I do not Imow. I ask the senator from
Main on that to point. tell . U9 I he bas V - any . information
Mr. Fryo was again. on his feet. 'I mst
say , " he proceeded , "that since I have read
1 the mornIng papers that the secretary of
state says that he can take no acton ut
he i receives an official communication as to
the outbreak that while the secretr of
the navy can order warshIps t' these Islands
he would not act until s requested by the
secrelary of state , I can consent to no further
change or modification In the r.solut n . "
Again the presiding officer was about , to
put the question . when Mr. George democrat
at Mississippi , Interfered. "I 'object. "
Mr. Prye faced about to the democratic
side , and looked steadily at Mr. George.
"God may forgive the senator who makes
that objection . " said Mr. Fr'e , each word
coming with measured delberaton , "but I
do not believe the American wilt
beleve America" people wi forgive -
give him , ' '
,
There was an Impressive pause of 1 mo-
ment. Senators looked at each other omInously -
Inously 3S Mr. prye's words eachoed through
the chamber .
Mr. George had risen siowly his face
flushed and showing Intense reeling.
"Sucb a remark Is Improper and unworthy
of the senator . " sid Mr. George. "My rIght
to offer an objection Is not influenced In the .
least by what the senator may think on the
6ubject. J am not responsible to the senator
from Mane as to my conduct. "
Mr. George Insisted on his . objection , and
under the rules the resoluUoD was laid
aside.
aside.LODGE
LODGE TAKES ANOTHER TACK.
Mr. LOdge of Masachusets then gave no-
tco ot an Intention to cal up the resolution I
offered by Mr. Aldrich on the 9th Inst. , say-
Ing that such a course might overcome the I
objection to the present consideration of the
resolution . The resolution Is as follows :
"Resolved , That time senate . In view of
the publIc Interest and those
publc ot the American I
citizens residing In the Iawllan Islands , Is I
of the opinion that our government should I
13 represented In Hawaiian waters by one I
or mora ships of our navy . "
The discussion or the Hawaiian mnattei .
HawaIan
mnter
was brought to a close by Mr. Cockrel of
the committee on appropriations , by the In.
trcurton at a report on time urgency de
fciency biib. \ l
Finally Mr. Chandler moved a postponement -
meat at time conference report until 2 o'clock
Mr Lodge eontelltd the hawaiian business
was of more Importance than time intlictior I
cton
ot the income tax on the country He 8ld I
the news furnished of the uprising reported I
In today's papers was a verification of the
predictions that had been made by Admiral i
Walker In his report , and by himsel In his
remarlts made In the senate based upon
that report. The admiral had made the
point that the withdrawal at the American
ships from Hawaiian walers would make the
impression upon the native mInd that this
government was In sympathy with time roral-
/ls and In favor ot the restoration of the
queen In his comments Mr : Loge pointed
out that , so far as the result laid been
effected , It would 10t mater whether they
were rlgbt or wrong In reaching this conclu-
sian I would In elher case be liable to
encourage an uprising Admiral Walker had
also expressed the opInion that In case of
an uprising , the present government would
be able to mailtain Iself , and this prediction
hld also been hSIJply verified. predlclon
Mr. Lodge ' referred to the hellion ot the
president's message bearing upon the landing
of a Urltsh cable on the lawalan Islands
as a covert reference to Admiral 'Walker .
'alier.
who was his own winess , and proceeded to
cen'ment upon time fact that "the Intelligent
diplomatic agent" to whom the president had
referred had been 10 prompt to disavow the
vIews at time adnmlrai lie also called elton-
caled
aten-
ton to statements In time day's dispatches
concerning the alead readlucss or the Drlt- ,
lab cn8ul to recognize the revolutonary I
government In case of Its being able to hold i
the place for three imours . lie did not mean
to hnlJly that the British were doing more
than seekimmg by the aggreRlveness wblch
Great Britain shows In all auch immatters , to
extend the commercial suprelary at that
country to lawal.
CmTICISFU TILE ADMINISTRATION.
He crllsled time immimninlstratlorm not only
for the withdrawal of the American ships ,
but for Its efforts to sustain time ro'alsU.
and also complained of what he considered
time efforts of the demoratc senators to pre-
vomit Immediate consideration ot the question
by lechnlal objections and privileged re-
ports. In view or limo facts de\'elolled In
tcday' dlpatclea the senate should na longe'
delay In Limit Ixl.reslon at 1)'Illlathy with
time republican cause In Hawaii In extending
Its congratulations on the strengUI which
the ccistlimg goverment ba shown and In
t - ' - , - . . ' . .
- ' t .1 t'.C Vr"V - ' - - ' -r - ; -
V
- - -
JI b '
declaring for amamrlcan policy ot adminIs-
t mation . r' ! ( . t
Mr George sad 1f had based his objection
On the ground thtLe information furnished
\ I Insufcient ' 40 prOceed on In the manner
Inlcatell i ( by thtei.pimmtions. ; 10 chnracler-
zed i the Hawalhll/.falr as In little riot
In i which two or' three people were killed . "
ali saM that no1qierlcan hall lost his le
nor ) lld any n1 can property been 110-
strofelI. Jmqr ) m 1pmommglit It wise that the
senate should 111' ' action for furthcr In-
formation. Ho $ ! fd I In reply to questions by
Mr. Teller that tzJ senate hall nothing to
lId with the rigiil or limo
rlrh1 president as com-
mender-in-chief pt the army and navy In
his l disposal of tTH6 ; forces , end were not , ho
said , called + ih all
caled upon H\h \ al our powers to glvo
any advice In t1m'iremises.
Mr . George sl(1 ( time present Jqwalan government -
ernment was one of force. It hall secured
its place by force and It was bound to maIn-
tnln itself by force There was no oblgton
on the United States to mnlntaln that gov-
ernment. We might maintain the security
of time lives and properly of American citi.
cll-
sons In hawaiI , but time lives and property
of American citizens were not assailed .
"itow will we protect American ' citizens
to Hlwal when our war shIps are In San
Francisco Interposed Mr. Kyle
Mr. George answered that there was no
occasIon , , , for the ships to go to hawaii .
"Wo are sending them to Madagascar , "
suggested Mr. A1son , derlsh.tly.
Mr. George nrgel that there was no war-
rant In international or consttutonal law for
interference by the United Slatcs. :
Mr. Kyle urged briefly that the situation I
.
demanded Inmedlale acton by the senate I
The United Slates navy was bing distributed
everywhere hut In Hawaii .
Mr. Cafer ) ' of Louisiana said that from the
11blshed report the uprIsing was a fizzle . n
liasco. I had shown only one thlmmg-thimtt
the existIng government was amply able to
sustain 1tselt . The semmator SIJolto against
the annexaton of time heterogeneous poptmiation
populaton
ot Hawaii. I would be agaInst the best interests -
terests of this to take
country such a people
under our flag . "The policy of the president ;
of the United Slates toward time lawalan
Islands has becn marleell by the utmost wisdom -
dom and sagacity , " said Mr. CaiTery .
Mr. Frro then secured the passage at a
resolution asking the secretory of the mmavy
lavy
for Informaton as to time surveys made of
Pearl harbor , hawaiIan Islands . by Admiral
\Vaiieer. At this point , time hour
of 2 o'cloclt having arrived , . and
a the senate had previously fixed
this tmo for hearing eulogies on the late
Senator Vance ot North Carolina , the
Hawaiian resoluton was laId nslde Carolna
The tributes were heartfelt and eloquent.
Wheu they were concluded the senate , as a
further marlc ot respect to the deceased , adjourned -
journed .
CLEVELthD ILAUED FOR IT ALL
Uoutele Cola UIt"'Bllm lebc110n
II time 1Iommo.
WASHINGTON , Jan .
19.-There Was an
exciting Incident due tOday when Mr. nou-
telo of Maine tried 10 secure the considera-
ton ot a resolution of sympathy
for the
hawaIIan government and
expressing It to be time sense at the
house that a United State ' arshlo shoul
bo stationed at honolulu to
statoned 10nolulu protect Americn
Interests. i He made a characteristic alhough
Impulsive I speech , d nouneng the polc ' of
the present adnmimmlstmatlon
admlnlstratoa toward Hawaii
and charged t ' ri"eln against the re-
public . fomenle brG . the royalists and adherents -
herents h ot time discredited .
discrelled monarchy , directly
to that policy. The llour ot 2 o'clocl. dlrect
arrived shortly , pfter Doutlo began his
spoecim cut him oftiand a scene of excite.
) excie
mont followed vhcntr h3outeibo attemnpted
to have the specll ! ender ( Doutelo atempte
Representative Lyle -f Kentucky ) set aside.
Doulelo ontlm , .hls appeal ummtii the
unt
speaker was for rPl tp' rebuke him and order
him to take his eat . The early part of the
day was devotec (0 t1io lurther consbderatlomm
,
consideraton
of the Indian aiThroiriation bill and time day
after 2 o'clock 'I' 'c .l ogles on the life and
characler at thd.ln.oIHepresentntve LYle.
When Mr. Durrl.wsJof Michigan entered the '
enter
house shorty af q \\e \ opening of the ses- '
elan he was geDfwlh ( I round of applause.
I was his flrstppampmmice slncp his election
as Vnlted , S ) , electon ,
' Vnled .Statesf.aq'pmtor The speaker an-
flounced Mr. Bur rw's , r trement at his request -
quest , a a memberQf , , the committees on rules
and ways and menus , . and Ipoplnted to the
vacancy on rules Mr. Cannon at liiioois . and
to the vacancy on ways and means Mr. Gros- '
venor at Ohlu. .
The senate amendments to the pension L I
conference. bill were disagreed to and the bill sent to
Mr. Hartman ot Montana asked unanimous
consent for the consideration
consideraton of a resolution
directing the secretary at the Interior to m
suspend nib acton looking to the approval I
of selectIons and patentng to rairoads at
any lands selected under time rule Issued
July 9. 184. until congress may dispose of
the but 10W pending In the Senate and I
finally settle the question at thin ciassifica. .
ton of grant lands. Mr. Hartman claimed I
that 1.092,000 acres of , land were involved
Mr. Maddox at GeorgIa objected but finally -
withdrew his obje tln. Later the objecton fnaly I
was hmowever renewed by Mr. Tracy of New
York.
A bill was passed on motion of Mr. Lynch I
at Wisconsin to authorIze the secretary
of the Interior to correct errors where double
allotments of land has been made to In-
diana
The house ' then went Into committee of the
whol" and resumed the conslderaton at r
the Indian approprIations bili.
After some debate Mr. Doutele got the
floor t offer a resolution on time Hawaiian ;
Incident. He made
an impassioned
Impasioned speed I
whlcb Mr. McCreary of Kentucky spech
tried to Interrupt. ,
Mr. Bouteile . whoso words gushed Iko a
torrent , said : "I am not going Into detalk S
detais
on this I Is not necessary. I am not going
to say a word that I do not know will carry
with It the smpalhy of ninetenths ot this
house on both sides at the elmamber I Imow
there Is no sympathy In the American pee -
pie or In the hearts at time American congress -
gross , on either side , outside a email colerle
that could be counted on the .flngers ot my
hmand for the policy which has led direty i
up to this tragedy In Howell. Today J .
learned that one ot my dearest friends a
young man of AmerIcan lineage wih bloom I
that runs back to Boston on the one hand ,
and through the missionary stocl that wen I
to Hawaii and redeemed those Islands went
barbarism upon time otimer has fallen , figlmt -
Ing to defend his home and fireside against
an insurrection stmulatCI by the adherents
ot a discredIted monarchy , and
dlscredl ! encouraged . I
regret to say , hy the acton of the executiv B
cxecutvo
government at time United Slates In removing
from the harbor of Honolulu the last veatig 0
vestgo
ot the moral support and sympathy ot the
people of the United Sjates. "
At this pint time speaker said that under
a special order time rmainder at time day :
would be devoted to _ eulogies on the late Rep
resenlath'e Lyle of itentucmcy
Mr. 1outelo VIlplY sQnght to have the
order let aide temilporarily ! until a resolution
1 he desired to offer could be considered
When the spealeervrapped for order , ho continued -
Inued his appeal msptlij amid great confusion ,
the speaker was obipd to order him t be
seated and to InstnlCt lime sergeant-at-arms to
enforce the order 6r t jd cimair
The Lyle culosll'l ( were then delivered .
Those who paId "trlbule to their late colleague -
league were MeU1.,1lcCreary at Kentucky ,
Derry at Kentuclr1 ! ttper of laslachusets ,
Carulh of Kentucky . Martin at Indiana ,
flreklnridge of K llllky , Pence of Colorado
and I.ucal or souti0palota. ;
Then , at 3:15 : m . la" a a furlher mark of
respect , the house - journed.
The resolution w I l ! Mr. Doutele Intended
to offer In time houo't tlay was as follows :
Resolved . That the house of representa-
t\'es learns wittiproloUmmd regret and In-
dlgnnliorm at tholthloody atempt ot the
adherents of n 1'll lredled and deposed
monarchy to o\ rlhrow' ' the republic at
iirmwa.ii , In which a dlslnguilhel young
amber or that . governmmment of Amerlcln
Inea/l' . hns been &ovlrnment actimig In Its
defence amid cxtendl to that republic as-
rellblc II.
suruncel of the eanlest s'mplt IY or the
relrelentatves ot the American people In
its successful efforts to 11lntuln its au-
thorly anll to prptect the lives and prop- .
ery at the pcl.le at those tslaimds.
Resolved . ' 1hlt lid view of the traditional I
traditonal
pOlcy of the Unied Slates to afford immoral
support 10 the peoJllo or our own mor
Idrlired In est hllhtnenlhhH'ned goy-
eminent In the Hawaiian Islands aul for
the protection or the lives and imnportammt
hUllncs Interets at American Importnt
there , It ! the sense at this house that
one or more suitable ships pf the Amnericaii
navy should be stationed at the himiwalian
hlants ali retained there I long HawaIan l
may be uplmrehesmzlomm of dommmeetic
ma ) any uPllrehcnslol domeslc In-
surreclon or fur\lgn Interterence.
"Ik'r Wtl 10 fllveim n Jeltll !
W'ASIIiNGTON . Jan 19-The committee
on was and means has agreed to give Mr.
Walker ot Masachusels I hearing on his
bond bill , Introduced yesterday In the hole
e - ; - = - . = : ' = . , < _ .
flLTIA CHARGED - STRIKERS
Two Men Slightly Injured by Oontnet with
the Soldiers'
Dayouete .
-
SITUATION' SHOWS NO IMPROVEMENT
Care nun nUh Urfat IrrejulnrU , and 1on
ConStut7 )0111 InterforcI "Ith b7
Strlkcrs-j'ollco IIRko
I relY Arrests ,
' -
nHOOILYN , Jan. 19.-Threo thousand
men are Inder arms In Droltyn tonigimt
Rioting hns been time order of the da ' . and
the strikers hnd scimno serIous elastics wltlm
wih
the militia this o\enlng. Time cashes ot
the mll/ did nt tend to prevent the mob
from snaking numerous" assauls on cQn-
dueors and motormen who had taken Post-
tons with time tied II ) roads . In many ) Instances -
stances nonunIon men were badly hurt , anl !
so fierce were time attacks ot time strikers
tonight that time soldiers had to resort to
the bayonet Several strikers or sma-
)
)
lhlzers were bayoneted , and time situation
Is ! II.n considered n. . _ I.u the 'e _ gravest , , tmt has _ confronlel ,
. . " , 'u' ' ' ' lUr many 'enrs. So threaten-
11mg too , hall ' become time nUluco of the
mobs that 200 moon who had been secured by
the Iroolelrn heights Halrolli company
abandoned tholr work In a body tonight.
Time strikers threalcned them with 'Iolence
wltl
or death . and the newly engaged men not
only left work but departed frai the city' ns
veii . Even the Dear of Meihiatboim amid ArbI-
traton has given up its attemumpt at
Is atempt recon-
tiing the two ftmctiomis . Commissioners
Robertson ali Purcell have apparently I :
I abandon hope of apparenty
any affectimig
afectng a compra
mlso for time Ilrcseut at Icast . for after the
board ndjoured this e\'lnln the ) ' heft town ,
declarIng that the board had been able to
accomplsh notiming
The most serlons side of time mater Is the
probability ot a general strikes helng orllered.
Humors were abroad through tIme day that
limo elevated men would go out In sympathy
wIth time surface mmmcmi These rumors were :
deuled as freuenty as they were made.
Despite all contradictions . however several
of the leaders of the "L" informed
ieaters a repre-
entatve of the AssocIated press that the
probability of / sympathetic strleo was
good. Conferences on time subject hnd been
held and It hal been decided to give ben
surfnce men alt the aid possible. It was
saul by the iL" leaders that It was not at
all unlkely that a strike would be ordered
on Monday morning.
GRAND MASTER SOVEREIGN COMING.
Grand Master SovereIgn Is expected In
Brooklyn tomorrow anl he wi aUempt to do
what the Board of Arbitration has fabled to
10. conciliate the presidents of the various
roads. Master 'orkman Connely , however ,
saul that ho did . ' , , _
not Imow of Sn'orM.'n'c . rl
mored Intenton ot taking a hand ' in - the ' quesi
ton.Thero
There was a conference of police captains
tonight and It was decided to rigidly enforce
the excise law tomorrow. I was regarded
by the authorites as extremely necessary
neessary
that no liquor be sold to limo strikers during
imo present troubles , and hereafer a sharp
outlook will be kept on the saloons In the vl-
culy ot the car stables. Superintendent ot
Police Campbell tonight Issued a statement
that he had been notified that the Brooklyn , V
Railway company 11 put their lines In oper-
aton at 8 o'eloek. The lines are the Green
Point , Third and Hamilton avenues and some
other lines. Thl chlet of police , In conjunc-
ton with the mita , wi make a special
preparation for the opening at these lines.
Notice Is' given that a further force at militia
will be ordered out the Impression having
been obtained late tonight that the strikers
had made special arrangements to meet the
rairoad ofcials on their grounds.
SUBSISTENCE FOR TiE MILITIAMEN.
Twenty-five thousand sandwiches and 100
g lens at coffee have been ordered for the
' mIIitl tned now on ' duty .
'he Prospect Park reservoir staten Is
guarded by 100 men under command of Cap-
taln Tobias , while Captain Stokes has llO
men at he car sheds at Fiatbusim. Privates
do not enter upon the campaign with any
degree at enthusiasm. 'n time strike of
182 they had a long siege of service at
Bluff protectng"ralroad property , and they
proCess to fear 'that ' ' I they should be kept on
duty now for more than thlrly-sl hours
their employers will come to the cnchl-
don that membership In the National ' guard
Is not compatible with efficiency In buslnes '
Many are talking of resigning from their
companies.
A car of the Putnam avenue line
Ino was attacked -
tacked by a mob at strikers this morning :
near the vacant lola en Hulsey slre3t between . :
tween Ralph and Howard avenues. Motorman -
man Kelly and Conductor Hawkins were i
badly beaten and the later had to be removed -
moved to a hmospital. The polce charged the m
mob and arrested one man. Another car of r
the ' same line was also attacked and the
motorman beaten.
A car on the Halsey street line In charge
at Conductor Joseph 'Vhalen was held up at L
time corner at Ralph avenue and Halsey Lr .
street by a large crowd of strikers who
tried to Induce the motorman and conductor i
to quit Faing In this a rush was made !
for the motorman . but he held on with all
his might. Conductor Wbalen was also attacked -
tacked , but before the strikers could do any
damage they were dispersed by the police.
PQLICE CHARGED TiE MOB "
Companies F and G ot time Seventh regi-
meet were sent to the East New York depot
A crowd at strikers had collected there to
prevent cars being started The pol co
charged limo mob and used their clubs freely.
Two strikers were badly hmurt Nearly IGOO
strIkers and sympathizer warlald two Broadway -
way cars near Flushing avenue and carried
off time motorman and conductor as prisoners
The polio were powerless to prevent the act.
Time calling out of the troops seems to have
aggravated Instead 'of aleviated the Bituation .
I has caused indignation among the labor
organizatons , and there Is a prospect that
sympathy other trades wi bc cal upon t strIke In
Master . 'Yorltman Connely saId to a re
porter that a general strike may be expected
before Sunday.
Two cars at time Fulton street line , one
flying a United States mal flag . reached
Wilams place and Fulon street at 1:40 : p.
m. This Is two blocks from the Fuhton
Fulon
street station. A crowd at about 1,400 ,
strlters surrounded time cars all chased the
tour polcemen from thmenm Passengers and
a number of nonunion men were also driven
ott . PoleD relnforcemenls mire on the way to
the Jcene. The motormen
, , . _ , _ . . . , deserted theIr
.
Vi i
! IhA
nOltg nnl InrA nrA nn" nl 4 * n' rn" n'
_ en _ . . . _ _ . _ _ 'W . . . f.n . . . z u ,
the mob The trolley wires were cut at
Manhatan crossing and Steno avenue us two
places. Time mmmob is constantly increasIng and
serious trouble is expected ,
Two moro Fimltomm street cars wore hmtld up
V at Wibilanus place and Fubton street , The
crews deserted timeir posts.
Time Sumner avenue line is lmlooke , time
circuit ummoving been burned out by inexper-
ieoced imands ,
Thmo trolley vtres were cut by time strikers
at Fuiton street and Nostrand avenue. They
were repaired , however , by time company ,
bV less than an imour later were again cut
furtlmor down time street ,
About timirty-Ilve nonummionlsts wimo were in
time cars on ilmeir s'ay to' time Fuiton street
station were induced by time strikers to join
their rarmks ,
President M. J , Commnelhy of time executive
board of district assembly 71 , Knlghmts of
Labor , said at mtoomm ;
"i'timo sitcmatiomi 1mm mm very serious one. Time
calling out of time mihiiia immis Intensified time
struggle between time ratlroaml corporation and
time mnmimm , I favor time calling out of sib time
labor unions as time best momma of ending time
present diffIculty. "
MAY CALL OUT TIlE TIAILI1OADERS.
It was rumored timat eli railroad empioyes
in 3rookIyn would be called out tomorrow.
Mr. Cmsmmeihy. imowover , voubd mieltimer altlrmmm
nor demmy lme report. From time nature of his
replies to questions it was gmmtlmerecl that the
mmmatter was under commsideratioo by the executive -
ecutive board ,
Time flergezm street line sent. out thireo cars
tliht morrmimmg , They proceeded as far as Varm-
derbiit avenue , wlmera they became stalled
amid were comupeiled to return to the depot.
Time officials disimatcimed timreo otimer card , time
first of which was a sweeper. tube next a salt
car and limo remnainimug cno a passenger car ,
over time Sumner line , When time traimm reached
sumner ayeoue and Dean street angry mimobs
cV women and boys surrounded time cars and
anowballed time inert vIgorously.
.4iderman J. MvGann baa contrjbuted $1,000
to aid time strikers. Tb. railroad bobpanie
- V-
' V V (
'V
, ,
, V '
,
have not fulfilled their agreement with Mayor
Sclmieren to open up all their lines. limmt few
cars are running , and tmey are in charge o'f
inexperienced macn ,
The mniiitia at time Jamaica car stables were
forced to cbargo a big mob thiree times since
6 o'clock. 'l'hme first time the strikers gmmtlt-
creel at time stable and jeered the soldiers.
Thmo officer 1mm comnmmmnndi drew his Inca Imp in
line and gave an order to charge. Time mob
was driven baclc to the hommses eu time 01)1)0.
site aide of time street and fell Peii mmmcii
timrough tlmo doorways anti clown cellars , anti
in fact , wherever they could find a place of
escape , One pensotm , Charles Wilson , was
injured by being stabbed iii limo back with
a bayonet. lie was taken to a temporary
hospital establishment by Assistant Smmrgo'on '
hielchmer , in omm of time empty car houses ,
where liii wound was dressed. It , was only
a sllgimt heals wound , At 7:10 : antI again at
7i0 : tlmo mmuiibtia charged limo iimob , which
hind become once again timrcatcimlmmg. Time
strikers amid thmeir friends Imad begun to
gather In front of the car hommac and jeered
time soldiers , 'l'imere were several ; ersnmmnl
encounters between time gmmards and the mumeb
whmilm imegan to close arotimmil time car imotiso ,
Colonel Eddy called omit. his cserVes in time
barhus , formmmedi timein into himme , stretcimlmmg
tlmcmmm Mommg limo street for' a ( Ilstammce of 2P )
feet ammmt thou gave time oriler to advance ,
Some of time strikers atmd their sympathizers
( oak issue with time miutlitia ammd toppe4 to
hrgmmo time voint. Time temper of time crowd
necessitated a tiIled charge. Again time
nolihiers , acivamiccd on time mmioh and drove It
from time street at time polmmt of time bayonet.
A , , . , ' , , , "in , ' wn wommnletl. hIts mmammmo is
Tlmommumms Nolamm , a composItor. lie fell amid
was struck on time left lemmeo witim a hmayommet
in time hmmuids of somne unknowlt guardsmmmaml.
lie was remminveil to his home.
STltIlCEitS RIOTING.
10:45 : m. mmu-Timo strikers have been
rioting for thmo inst. three-quarters of
an hour mm time vicinity' of time car stables , omm
Jnmmuaica avenue , In time Twemmty-slxth ward
they are lmmmriing 'bricks mind stoneS in every
direction. Time mmillitary scattered the crowd
timnim ammml tlmmmo again. Several mimen and we-
men were wotmntled , Eugene Wihiianms vas
stalbed In time back by a bayonet. Pimiiip
Tigimo vas also stabbed by' a bayommet. A we-
man wlmo name could not ho learned , vlttio
attemmmptimmg to pass tbmrougii tlmo line , received
a simmmilar wommnd by a gcmardsnmmmn , 'wimose bayonet -
onet was umolnteI 1mm time directIon of the
fleeing crowd. TIme mmuititia drove time rioters
down Aiabammma and Georgia avenues several
timnes , chasing them front time atables as far
:55 four blocks , Time sitummtiomm at this Place
is a serious one. Several mummubulances imavo
beomu sent to time scene of time riot.
11 p. mmi.-It is rumnored tlmat a man had
been killed by time : mmhhitia in eastern New
York. Time rioters are still riotimmg , The
militia , nmnder Major Cochran of time Thin-
teentim rcglmmment , charged time strikers scverai
tlmmies , One imimmidred moummted police lmavo
been sent to limo acommo of tlmo riot. Soldiers
are charging the mob in au directions , Fit-
teen ammibulaoco calls imavo , been sent out ,
A squad of 100 1)oilcememm imas also bemm
sent.
lnring time rioting In limo vicinity of the
Alabama avenue barns sonic of time strikers
rotroatoi to Elm rr.of oC ( hR inmIt'q nn.1
heaved down stones onto tIme troops. Some
i dca of time violence of tIme fighting mmuay be
gatlmered when it is known timat from time
i mmmmnedlate mmeigimborlmooth fifteen ambulance
calls were sent to St. Mary's imospital , Time
battle waged flercciy up and down the
slmort hmioclc on Alabama aveimue , between time
railroad depot and Atlantic avenue. 'limo aoi-
diers drove many of time strikera into tIme
saloons 'whlclm lined botim skies of tlmo street ,
and kept them prisoners tim timere. Aided by
a reserve and a mounted squad , timey timen
drove limo remmmainedr of time rIoters across Atlantic -
lantic avenue and down a. aide stroet. In the
meantime additions to the strikers' force
were belng made from tIme surrounding this-
tricts.
Scores of aymnpathizerg from this ever Increasing -
creasing mob imiounted to time elevated railroad -
road tracks and from timis point of vantage
hurled missiles of ervory conceivabie kind at
the members of ( ho national guard , nearly
bait of whom were struck and more or hess
wounded. So serious indeed had time state
of affairs become that tie soon as the strikers
imami been driven from their yartag gromnd
Major Cocimran , in command of the guardsmen -
men , sent an emphatic request to hmeadquar-
tars for reinforcements. Two companies
wore soon upon the scene. By timis time ,
imowever , hestilltie had ended and at mid.
night all was quiet aim time battiefleld.
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Somimttcm Mandcrson'a Busy flay.
WASHINGTON , Jan. 10.-Special ( Teic-
gram.-Senator ) Mandemson today presented
in time senate the
credentials of his aucces-
ser , Senator John M. Thurston.
Senator Manderson presented a petition
from local union , ttnited . Brotimerimood
of Carpenters , of Lincoln , favoring time
passage of the house bill for the Appointment -
mont of a strike commission.
Time senator today sent a hotter to Comp-
troiher
ofthme Currency TIckles , recommending -
ing the appointment of 0. C. Boil of Red
Cloud , as receiver of the Kearney National
bank of ICearney. In hIs letter time aesmatom'
says Deli has been receiver of the First
National bank of lIed Cloud and is emi-
nentiy fitted for the position.
Senator Mandersomu has written time Ne-
brasica State Board
of Transportatboim roe-
omniending time appointment of H , 0.
Homige namsecretary of the board. , , ,
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senator has urged time superintendent of time
maliway mali service to reinstate itt. L. Dun-
lap of Schuy'ier. -
Rev , T. B , Gardner of Lincoln has written
Senator Manderon asking the senator to
endorse imimn for appoirmtmemit as cimapiatmm
of the Ninth United States cavalry , miCa-
tiommed at Fort Niobrara. Time senator says
that he has already recommended' th
op-
pointnment of a ciergymnn residing at Ctmmmcl-
ran , and therefore canmmot comply with
Gardner's request.
Senator Maimilerson hmns donated his quota
of garden needs from the Agricuhtmmrsmi de-
irnrtment to William N , Nammomi , cimnirman
of time Nebrasica State Relief committee.
These amount t l00 , packages , containing
ten smaiber imaprrs of mmeemhs each ,
Congressman Melloiejoimn today presented
time protct of time Nebraska State Phmarma-
ccutlcnl nasociatton against tIme Internal
revenmme ttmx omm nlcohoi in time arts.
liammlcer Charles Grable of Crawford was
at time capitol today to Bee Congressman
Mercer.
Senator Kyle today proposed an amendment -
ment to time sundry civii bill appropriating
syoooo to enable thm secratary of agricimi-
lure to purchase a tract of land in time
James river vahiey , South Dakota. riot to
exceed 160 acres , to sink an artesian weib
and to conduct nmm ngricnmlturai farm ac-
cordimig to time latest Improved method of
irrigation. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
iTririmcy lofieIiiny iIsimcrrom.mnmt Iloportod.
WAIIIIINOTON , .Tan , l9.-Wimen Senator
Cockreib presented time conference report ems
time urgency deficiency lmlib today lie stated
tlmat an agreement ImaLl been reached on all
time senate ameimmhrnents except two , omme of
which decreased tIme ndmnmlmor of income tax
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imelmmg Senator lIlbl'd arneimmimnent' iii regard
to tIme qtmestiommmc to Cm nmilccd of Income tax
payers. Ccmoioreii stated that nil the nmem-
bem'mm of this conference hind Iwem of tIme
opinion that time adoption of' time liiil amendment -
mont would render time law far more inqcmisl-
toriui in elmmcrtmcter timmmmm it % % 'Oubtl without
It. Mr. Coclcreib moved thmimt time senate
ndQpt time disngreemuemmt , whnicim motion wits
agreed to , and timen mnoveil thmmtt time senate
recede ( rein its disagreeIng amendments.
'rime Hawaiian immc'idemmt iraventecl any final
actIon on time conference report , anmi It svill
come up Imfonday ,
Ncyi' ' for the itrmmmy ,
\V/tSHNGTON , Jan , 19-Ulpecini Tele.
gram-Mtmjor ) John V , Lauderdale , stir-
geon , viii be relieved from duty in the
Iehmartmnent of time East or expiration' of
his JCuVU of cmhmmmeimco tinmi will report for
duty at Fort Onmalma. Licutenamit Colonel
henrY It. Tibtoim , deputy surgeon gonermmh
is rebievemi from duty itt Onnaium , und will
relieve as medical director Colonel Charles
hi , Byrne , nimsbstnnt surgeon general , Do-
rartnmemit of Dakota. Coloneb Byrne , upon
being relieved , will report for duty its
medical dIrector Depam'ipnenmt of time 'East ,
First I.ieutermmmmml Jammmes ii. Irwin , Fourtim
cavalry , is granted one smuontim extencleml
heave : Second Lieutenant 1)elamnerem lcer-
mitt , Fifth artillery , three days extended ,
Em'immoLemv l'oslttmmister5 ,
WASHINGTON , Jarm. 19.-Specimti ( Tele-
gm'am.-I'ostmmiatermm ) svero aptmointed today
as follows : Nebraska-MIrage , Sheridan
county , P. S. ? .loimler , vice 11 , N , Merrill ,
removed. lowa-Ciaytomm Clayton county ,
CV. . Ilotimmer , vice ui. B , liheidosm , me-
moved , _ _ _ _ _ _
l'omiibouExmsimlnltmg Surgeons ,
WASIHNG'J'ON , Jan , 19.-Speciat ( Teie.
gram.-Dr. henry' * 3 , Summers was today
appointed an examnining surgemsm at West
Polpi , Nob. , and Pr , H , Jiceson at Miracle ,
'a , _ _ _ _ _
riemv tiakota l'oitmsatter ,
WAtIIIINGTON , Jan , 1.-Speciai ( Tele-
gram.-A ) postolttce has been estmblisLmem1 at
, llopker. Turner county , 0. . fl , with New-
Ion 8'Vaterrnan as postmaster ,
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? IOVINC FOR FORECLOSURE
Petition In the Union Paoiflo Case Plied
Ythraay. ,
MATTER \Y/tS \ TAKEN UNDER ADVISEMENT
Ocnenmsl Oplimlon Ammmong 1'artie hmmteroited
t timmmt limo Order Will iune-l'reseimt
floccispre Vlii l.ikeiy lie
itcitlipol II tech ,
Sr. LOUIS , Jan. 19-Before Judge Waiter
It , Sanborn of time Uftiteth States circuIt
court today- AttormmeysViimslow S. Pierce
amid It , S. hull of Omimaima , representing P
Gordomm Dexter anti Oliver Mimes , secomid ,
trustees for first mnortgmmge boimdumohlers of
time Ummlomm l'nclflc Railway cemumpammy , flied a
bill of eOimmpiaint settimmg forthm that the imi-
torest emi the $27,000,000 of first mnortgngo
bcmids hmnd becim detmmmmitetl Jaimmmmmry 1 , 1Sh5 , ' ' ,
and asklimg time foreclosure of time mortgage
amid zmppolmmtmmmemmt of separate receivers for
that divisiomm of tIme Utmioms l'.melfic covoremi
by' limo immertgmmgo and knownm as time muslim line ,
ml. , , M ' , , , , . , , ti , , 1 , , i , . ' , ) , ,
cilia receivers , amid W , IC. iCeihy' represented
time road , Mr. Pierce , for time trustees , also
immesented a formmm of order closely following
that in the ienver Pacific case , and amilcetl
timat. it be mmmado the order of tim court ,
After comisidorabbo gemieral discussiomu by
counsel of time proper verbiage of time order ,
time cemmrt took time mmmatter ummitler atlvisomnommt
amid will remitler a deciaiomm later , probabiy
time first of mmcxl week.
Time dlscmmssiomm between time attorneys and ,
Jtmdgo Sanbormu Partoelt of time natimro of a
friendly immtercimammgo of opinion , anti wimllo
nothmimmg was defiumitety- stated it. seemed to
be geimernuby aCCClmttl by time counsel for both
sIdes Clint time order asked would issue ,
thommgim limo exact ternus , of cemmrse , rOmmmaimmcd
witim time judge for fimmat deierimuimmatlomm. Time
Primicmpal sulmjcct of disctmsslomm was time pro-
tectioim of time lmresemmt receiverslmip creditors ,
and as a result of time cxehmammgo of views it
was Practically agreed that the order to
issue simould irotect 1mm every way lImo cinimni
of creditors unmier time so-called Mimes suit ,
Net emmly time ftmmmds in time hmammds of Limo receivers -
ceivers at presemit , mu. any further enrnimmgs
necessary to mmmccl said claimmm would bo set
asimle for timmit , imumrposo after duo process of
law. As explained by Mr. Pierce , time
mumain punimose of time application was to
imlace limo old immain line of time
Union Pacific , that portion specifically coy-
orcil by the termus of time first muomigage ,
under separate mmmanagenmont , thmetmgii it is cx-
pected that limo sammie Imuhividuals wili act as
receivers , Ideal of time arguimmemmt. immtitmlgeml in
was as to details of immanngemmient. time idea
nommig to so arrimmmgo as to penmiult time carnmmmgs
of time mmmaimm line to stand by tlmemnsclves and ,
timerefore , mm a posItion to be subject to the
equities of time first mortgage. At tIme aimmue
tiimmo time representatives of time bondimoldera
desired time operation of time branches as vehi
as thmo mmmciii line in such manimer as to carefully -
fully guard emil sources of imicomne-raising of
botlm ,
Tbmo bill of coniplaint , as filed , Is a purely
formmmal statement of time ternus of time mortgage -
gage , the default in interest , time relation of
thmo first mortgage to time others and the peal-
tlon of time main line end the bmanchmea toward -
ward each otimer. TIme order asked for is , as
stated , prncticahiy time same as that issued
in tlmo case of the Denver Pacific.
Prier to bringing Imis bill of commuplaint , Mr.
Pierce stated that the nmatter of aeklmmg an
order of foreclousro ammd time appointment of
receivers was purciy one of form. 110 said
timat it was being done on nil of time Union
Pacific lines when the interest was defaulted ,
and denied that it was domme for the purpose
of stirring up congress , Ito said time first
mnortgago bondhmolders , wanted protection , mind.
were taking time customary course. Ho. "
further stated thmat time present receivers ,
known as time Ames receivers , would doubtless -
less be reappointed. Mr. Pierce says timat
so ninny limbs hmavo been hopped off the
Uniomm Pacific system umuder tue present me-
celvershmlp tlmat It imas been pretty vehi
stripped. Time new receIvership , if directed.
will take time place of time old recciversimips
on nil lines affected by time first mortgage.
Foreclosure suits similar to this have been
Instituted in time case of time Oregon Short
Line , ( lie Utah Southern , limo Utah & Nortim.
era , and in fact In many places on time
system whmere the coupons are in default.
Time same procedure will doubtless follow
everywhere on time system.
United States Circuit Judge Caltlwehh , in
conversation with a reporter , made a suggestion -
gestion in regard to time case. Ho said : "I
anu not now speaking as a judge nor as a
lawyer , but , hf I were a politician Ia congress -
gress , I would propose a scimenmo whtbch , if
it could be made to pass time senate , would
settle time whom matter. I would Introduce
a blib to have time government buy up time
first mortgage and run time road itself. That
would settle time tmanscontinontai rate question -
tion and would straigimten time whole matter
out. " _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ADVANCINft WESTERN IIATES ,
Rate Shmeet Wilt lIe Ready ID Malta lImo
Itimlie Effective February 1. '
CHICAGO , Jan , 19.-TIme western lines
have agreed on a date on whmicim to advance
time rates to Colorado , Utaim and Podia
coast points to time tariff published some
weeks since. Owing to time difficulty in preparing -
paring time rate schedules time advance 'till
not be mmndo until February 11.
Time Chicago , MLmmlmeatmoils & St. Paul hac
stirred up time western roads wimo arc mnak-
ing a protest against time emitting of rates ,
which it agrees Is being done In favor at
time timeatricai companies , It declares that
it will from thmts time meet wimatovcr rates
time otimer lines may see fit to make for Cue-
atrical or otlmor parties ,
A qurmrtcriy dividend of $2 hmas been de.
dared from tIme net earnings of the Pubima
company , payable February 1.
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