A BOOM 70 ANNEXATION English Opposition Stiffens the Sen- timent In Official Circles, THE LION HAS NOT ROARED, His Growl Is Expected at Any Moment, Though, Despite an Assurance From London That It Will Not Be Necessary to Protest, WasniNnaTroN Feb, 1-It is stated that the report that a protest of England against the annexation of Hawail by the United States would be presented to Uncle Sam's officials was premature, It was said at the state department that it had not been re ceived and there was no intimation that ft would come, but the opinion prevailed that it might be expected at any time, It is ad mitted that England objects to the annex ation proposition, but it is not known what steps she proposes te take in the event of such an act on the part of the United States, There was a long conference at the state department between Secretary Foster, Sen. ators Chandler and Dolph, and Represent at. e Blount, chairman of the committee of foreign affairs, relative to the Hawaiian situation. Secretary Foster is not inclined to commit himself on the subject at this [1] | | i INSANE FATHERS ORIMES. Four Little Children Die by the Hands of Their Parents, BALTIMORE, Jan, 81.—A Bohemian ex- priest, John B, Hodja, killed his two ehil- dren yesterday, The murderous acts were committed, it is thought, while the man was stiffering from delirium. He has been somewhat demented for some time. Break | ing loose from his attendants, the ex priest | rushed downstairs, { Instantly killed his 8-weeks-old child He secured an ax and A { murderous assault upon his 8-year-old son followed, The frenzied Bohemian seized a loaded gun, which was standing near by, and Jumped from the second-story window, He was unhurt by the fpll and was soon lost to sight. Some hours later Hod ja was captured and locked up. Hodja, some years ago, was in charge ot St. Wencelans' paris on East Baltimore street, near Ceng tral avenue. He fell in love with one of the young women %f his congregation There was a lot of trouble about the affair, and he abandoned his church and married the girl. Subsequently he opened a florist’s place on the Belair road Mesmrns, Tenn, Jan. 31.—Fred Schu- { mann, a well known citizen of Memphis, | Arms killed his two children and Fred, aged 9—and committed suicide Schumann was found in a dying condi tion, with his children lying dead on his Three containing a sedi ment of arsenic showed the means of their Lottie, aged 13, Klnsses | taking off. Schumanesias been a wido wee time, as he prefers to wait and hear from the Hawalisu commissioners en route to | Washington. negotiations, as he is in the midst of his prep | arations to go to Paris next week as coun sel in the Behring sea dispute. He antici pates that the discussion over the Hawaiian question will be prolonged, and he has n desire to relinguish his connection with the Behring sea case to remain here and con. duct the negotiations in connection with the annexation problem, Annexation Sentiment Growing. Senator Chandler says he called upon the | ing to a further increase of the navy by | gunboats and eight torpedo boats. | transacted no business, for two years. It is thought he was finan- cially embarrassed. He lived a secluded life with his children and a housekeeper A streak of insanity runs through his family FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS. He is said to be averse to conducting the | Condensed Report of Proceedings in Senate and House. Wasmixaroxn, Jan. 28.In the senate yester. day a bill was introduced for the admission of Utah as a state, and an amendment was re- ported from the naval affairs committee look. one battle ship, two armored defense vessels, ten The house fillbustering of the bankruptey the against Mr. Kllgore (Tex.) | bill preventing. secretary of state to get some information | bearing on the Hawaiian question to as sist him in defending the resolution pro in the senate There is a disposition at the state depart Wasuixarox, Jan, terday Messrs. Mills and Hiscock joined in at tacking the constitutionality of the anti. options bill, which did not reach a vote. In the house the day was passed in discussing In the senate yes. 3 : 1.3 " 1 appropriation bills viding for annexation which he introduced | . Wasnminvarox, Jan. 28. -On account of the | death of Mr. Blaine, both houses ment, and also among members of the com. ' mittees on foreign affairs in both houses of congress, to delay any positive action until there is some official proposition before the government for consideration. At present | day Mr. Chandler, of New JJourned yesterday without transacting any Livy Wasnixorox, Jan. 31.~In the senate yester. Hampshire, intro. | duced a resolution instructing the president there is nothing pending except the reports | that have come in an indirect way. There is a growing sentiment in favor of annexation, and that feeling has been strengthened in view of the fact that Eng- land objecta Lord Rosebery’s statement to the Ha wailan charge at London yesterday that Eugland, France and Germany would pro test against the annexation of Hawail by the United States is believed to have good foundation only so far as England is con- cerned. The interests of France and Ger many in that ecuntry are not of sufficient importance to warrant either of them in proceeding even so far as a protest against the political absorption of the islands by the United States in case it was deemed best by this country to take that action to enter into uegotiations looking to the an- nexation of Hawall, Mr. White, of Louisiana, ridiculed the anti-options bill. The session of the house was unimportant. Wasnmixorox, Feb. 1.—In the senate yester- day the long discussed anti-options bill waa passed by a vote of 40 to 3. Mr. Chandler's annexation resolution went over without ac. The session of the house was enlivened by a discussion on the civil service. tion A Fuel Famine. Perv, Ind., Feb, 1.—The main supply | pipe of the Natural Gas comp®&ny burst in Dr. Mott Sinith, the Hawaiian representa. | tive here, expects England to protest, and to protest vigorously. He thinks that there ' will be a concentration at Honolulu as rapidly as possible of the naval forces of England now im the Pacific for the purpose of making a demonstration. But it is not probable, in the opinion of Dr. Smith, that this will affect the sentiment of the people in any way The Commercial Interests. The commercial interests of Hawall are practically all with the United States, and, | although the sympathies of the native pop- uiation under the influence of the mem- bers of the royal family are undoubtedly with the English, still the property inter est of the island will eventually control its | destiny. That interest is in favor of polit ical incorporation with the United States In congress the situation continues to be privately discussed by members. Mr. Har mer (Rep., Penn. ), a member of the house foreign affairs committee, sald: “I approve of the steps already taken by the representatives of the United States at Honolulu, as it has prevented the govern ment of Great Britain from assuming a protectorate over the islands, which would | have resulted in absolute possession in the near future. Jf to avoid this we were com pelled to accept the proposition for annexa tion at once, I would favor it ernment should look to its own first, which Great Britain never fails to do Our gov- | interests | | raecteristic of “No European power should be allowed | to seize Hawali at any time, and especially while the representatives are begging at our doors for annexation “It is claimed that no international treaty would be violated by annexation France and Great Britain recognized the independence of the islands in 1543, and subsequently the United States “Much will depend upon the develop ment of the next few days, but I believe with careful consideration, keeping Ameri can interests constantly in view, we shall reach a conclusion which will be satisfac tory to the people of our country.” Marines For Hawall. BAN FRAN Feb. 1.-It here, but cannot be confirmed. that the steamer Mariposa, which leaves for the Hawaiian Islands next Friday, will carry several hundred United States marines from Mare island to serve in an emergency at Honolulu ¢ The Mariposa is very swift and makes the trip in 6i¢ days. She will beat the Clau dine, which salls Wednesday, but will take eight days on the voyage 1800, is reported I ron | few minutes she ¢ It is also said Clans Spreckels has offered | the steamer Zelandia to the government | for transport duty. She used to be on the island service, but has been idle for nite months pairing her engines, Is This a Covert Warning? Loxpox, Feb, 1.-<It is learned on excel- lent authority that the British government has not instructed Sir Julian Pauncefote to against American interference in awanll, as the British government does not expect the United States to take any step to which Great Britain would be likely to object. The Slekness of Mrs, Talmage. Ricumoxd, Feb, 1.-<Mm De Witt Tal mage, her daughter and her son-in-law, Mr. Allen K. Donnon, all of whom were made sick “unday by drinking sour milk, Bave almovt recovered, Shooting In a Jalil Mouvxt Holry, N. J, Feb, 1A tramp hed Cargo quarreled with and fatally Hor a fellow prisoner named Brown ie Jail hero, Recently $40,000 was spent in re | the middle of the Wabash river, caused by moving ice. Everything is shut off, and much distress is prevalent. Efforts are being made to connect with small inch pipes on the river bridge, which will probably give a sufficient supply to kesp | All Are the factories shut off. The people from freezing and large consumers outlook is gloomy, as the pipe cannot be | k | phia lawyer, is mentioned for secretary of replaced inside of sixty days, and the supply of wood and coal is very short A Delinguent Insurance Society. NEw York, Feb. 1. —Deputy Attorney General William J ment of a receiver for the Home Benefit association. The report of the superin tendent of the insurance department of the state shows that on Dec. 81 there were un paid death claims to the amount of §1 000, while the available assets of the ciation did not amount to over $11 874.68 De Lesseps Adjudged Culpable, PARis, Jan. 28 — The complete list of men against whom M. Franqueville has found true bills is as follows: Senator Albert Grevy, Minister Charles Baihut, ex Deputy Gobronex, Deputy Sans Leroy, M Blondin, Charles de Lesseps, Henry Cottu, Marius Fontaine Rouvier, Senator Beral, Senator Deves, Senator Re. naualt Ferdinand de Lesseps, Deputy Dugue de Ia Fauconnerie and Deputy An tonin Proust eX ex-Minister Mr WasHINGTOS Blaine will which position he makes of Risine's WIL Jar The will of Mr be probated in Augusta, Me, The dis his property is char the confidence he alwars re posed in his wife and which was noticeable feature Everything is left Blaine instrument and is not to be required to give Any bond a " was his legal residence such a of the family relation unreservedly to Mrs She i= t Commercial Statistieos, York Feh report of Secretary George Wilson chamber of the foreign com merce of the port of New York last year amounted to #1 098) and of the country to ¥.010.341 For the whole American the 8140 foreign $00 574,853 COMME TOs NN) NTS LS country trade In hed NG 81 by vessels INO aT by vehicles vesse | s land Dead on Her Wedding Day. HazrLeTOox, Pa, Feb, 1 I'he marriage of Mr. G A. Kuehn, of Wilkesharre, and Miss Florence Krapp, of this city, took place 15 During the me performed by the groon father, the bride ¢ omplained of feeling ill A physician was for and covered i A relapse set pired ny. w va sent she soon re ater in and ina Testing the Vesuvius' Guna, Port RovaLr, 8. C., Feb I'he official trials of the pneumatic guns of the dyna mite began yesterday The friends of the Vesuvius are jubilant over the result, and claim that the day has demonstrated facts which will revolution ize naval warfare Rushed Into Fire and Perished. HAannmsnune, Feb, 1 A log homse of John Criswell, near Clark's Ferry, was de stroyed by. fire. Harry Garman, aged 58, of Dauphin, rushed into the burning build. ing to save some effects aud was burned to death, cruiser Vesuvius a——— s— — He Had Killed Seventeen Men, MipvLessoRovan, Ky., Feb, 1.-Desper ado Rush Morgan was shot and killed near Hubbard Springs Inst night. Morgan had killed seventeen men Death of a German Grandes, Benvix, Feb, 1. <Duke Vietor of Rati bor, Prince of Corvey, Prince of Hohenlohe Schillingfarst, and president of the Prus sian upper house, died at Breslau, aged 75. four | Lardner yesterday | made application to Judge Bartlett in the | supreme court chamber for the appoint. | | { In made an Cattletsburg i during the month of | more than £21 000 (00 | leasing dynamiters from prison 0 be sole executrix of the | According to the | of the | A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED, Thursday, Jan, 26, Virulent smallpox has broken out near Ann Arbor, Mich,, among recently arrived immigrants, The Connecticut house refused to ratify the nomination of Professor Baldwin, of New Haven, as associate justice of the su- preme court of errors, Judge John Martin was elected by the Populists and Democrats of Kansas to sue ceed Bishop Perkins in the national senate, The Republican house will contest the election The president and all the members of his cabinet had a large group photograph taken Gilbert's studio in Whshington yesterday preparatory to their official sepa ration in a little over five weeks time. nt Friday, Jan, 27. In the Hlinois legislature a bill was in troduced to repeal the compulsory educa tion law The Idaho house passed a bill amending the election laws so relieve disabili ties of members of the Mormon church as to For an assault on his 12.year- old daugh ter A. A. Hall wa sentenced, at Franklin, Tex., to thirty-five years' imprisonment, Another attempt to bring to an end the long strike, or lockout, in the cotton mills of Lancashire, England, has ended fruit lessly Professor Rudolph, an ex-Catholic priest, was mobbed at Lafay$tte, Ind., while lec turing on “Why 1 left the Romish Church.” Though twenty shots were fired no one was hit Saturday, Jan, 28, In a tenement fire in Brooklyn Max Sol omon, his wife and two little children were fatally burned Judge William Lindsay, of Frankfort, will succeed John G. Carlisle as United States senator from Kentucky Miss Sarah Whitaker, aged threw herself from a third story window in Philadelphia while temporarily insane and was instantly killed 58, Thomas Brown, who fatally shot Jack Robinson while disputing over a game of crap at Ebervale, Pa, Monday night, was captured at Niagara Falls An explosion took place ina coal mine at Tokod, in Hungary, in which it was sup first, that 300 miners perished Subsequently fifty seven were taken out alive, but the rest perished posed, at Monday, January 30, Boston is taking subs riptions fora mon ument to Phillips Brooks of Cincinnati O,, is dead, and his former mistress is held for his murder Nebraska's legislature will frauds back of liocoln's Capital Bank failure Dr. Dvorak, the noted composer, has written in New York his first symphony Detective Lowenstein, probe the National | of American production A ledge of lithogpaphic stone sufficient | to supply the world for 30 years has been | discovered near S¢ Louis, Mo The accidental explosion of about 250 pounds of dynamite at McAdoy, Ala, blew to atoms George Williams and James Parson Tuesday, Jan, 31. W. Holt Page, city collector of Norfolk, Va, died In Richmond yesterday Archbishop Kenrick, of St. Louls, is seriously ill. It is thought to be the be | ginning of the end John C. Bullitt, an eminent Philadel she interior in Cleveland's cabinet Prussian socialists succeeded in prevail | ing on 1.500 government employes in the | { small arms factory at Buda Pesth to strike Deputies Deroulede and Pinchon, of the yesterday. Pinchon was wounded seriously the ribs Deronlede’s arm scratched and waa Wednesday, Feb, Fort Scott William B. Waring, a New York lawyer, unsuccessful attempt at suicide by shooting A number of prominent society ladies of Ky., have the grand jury for playing pedro for prizes. Three schools in Milwaukee been indicted by have been closed on account of sewer gas, depriving | 2,000 children of educational advantages John Keninston and his 16. year-old son were burned to death by the destruction of | & barn near Newburyport, Mass, in which | they were sleeping from dues January bein AnNuUAry, 188] Government rec eipt custom aggregated t the largest for any one month since J the queen's speech in Arth vernment In discussis ) British house of « charged the present go mnmons with re for politi Gladstone indignantly de cal effect nied the Mr impu on PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Closing Quotations of the Stock and Produce Exchanges. Poiraperrnia, Jan. 3L-The Phil market FAS A broke all of the loss before the clos tive today from 64 to 80A4, but opened \§ per cent. higher at & again to 55 ater in the | Lehigh Valley N. Pacis Markets, PRritaveiruia, Ja | F Ceneral lour Winter Pennsylvania western winter, straight, §5.6000 clear, 81 patent, $4.25 Rye flour do, S404 Minnesota, a3. do £7504. 4.00: do brands, higher $3.2503.% per barrel Wheat Dull 1980. asked for January paked for February, 17% for March; Wge. bid and April Corn-Quiet, easier, with Ae. bid and Bie. asked for January: Sie. bid and Sk asked for February; 51%. bid and 51%, asked for March: 5i%c. bid and 51%. asked for April Oats~Dull, weak, with 424 asked for January: dle. bid and $14. asked for February: dle. Md and ge. asked for March: 41%e. bid and 4180, asked for April, Beef Firm, quiet; extra moss, E000 Nx fam. fly, $19315.9, Pork — Quiet, strong: new mess, $21; old mess, $10.00, extra prime, nominal Lard Quiet, easier; steam rendered. siz Eggs Quiet, firm: New York and Pennayl vanin, Be. western, Me Bavrismons, Jan dl Flour dull, unchanged. Wheat eaay. Corn oaay: white and yellow corn, by sample, 2885, Oats inactive. Rye quiet, firm, Hay firm, steady; good to choles timothy, $I500BI68. Cotton nominal: mid. dling, ¥igo. Provisions quiet. Butter quiet; creamery, fancy, $e. do. fair to eholos, 9 He. do, Imitation, Me. Kggs very firm at 8c. winter pater stralght favorite with 16% bid and 7% Ha lower, igo. bid and bid and 784 asked ashed for bid and $98 cance is given to a | with ever may have been the object of | erecy. | even go to | trance | o'clock | driven in | a straight “tip {and was sworn to before 8. C | the 23d day of July | following | [alse | Bradford, $1.29: do. French chamber, fought aduel with swords | 15.000; | First of { falo, 12,600 8, 1801, In general ledger No. 11, ir Balfour | middle | passed a bill prohibiting t | aw ay or otherwise disposing | cigaretle | the | place in Alabama Highest of all in Leavening Power,— Latest U. S. Gov't Report. Rol Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE ———————————— CADBINET POINTERS, Gresham's Name Again Mentioned, and a | Stradght Tip on Villard, CHICAGO, Feb, 1 Additional signifi conference which took place between Henry Gresham and some other Saturday, which it is Gresham's availability for a tion was discussed by cover, of Don, M, Dickinson Mr. Dickinson arriv hotel on Baturday night Mr. W Watterson, politicians on at cabinet posi the presence, under ed at the and bh Sunany \tterson on tainly did his unusual did the ordinary en ft was cer Hi by ter marked not regis room by and On Sunday Mr. Dickinson absent most of the day the hotel he ordered a carriage and the direction of Prairie avenue where Judge Gresham resides. He left by the night train on Sunday, his departure being marked by the same secrecy which characterized his arrival, was from Wis “A Straight Tip.” Feb i A tician who will not permit the ’ WASHINGT western use of his name gives out the following Henry Villard is going cabinet secretary I'homas F. Oakes will then prominent poli ne into Mr. Clev d's of the interior AR | retire from the presidency of the Northern { Pacific and become chairman of the board of directors, and ex-Governor Merriam will | become Oakes’ successor as president of the | road { Jr., a nephew of the eminent Philadelphian | of that {| torney general of the Un A St Paul man, John C. Bullitt, be chosen assistant at- ” name, will ited States HARMON UNDEMX ARREST, | The Ex-Cashiler of the Corry (FPa.) National Bank Accused of Defaleation, Brrraio, Feb Harmon was arrested Niagara Clarence G at his home, 878 | street, by Deputy United States Marshal | { Watts on | mitted while cashier of the Corry National | the charge of defaleation com bank of Corry, Pa. In consequence of the | extremely nervous condition of the accused | be was not taken to jail, but allowed to re | main at his residence in the custody of two | officers pending his arraignment before United States Commissioner Fitzgerald. The complaint against Harmon is made | by Walter Lyons, United States attorne | by y for the western district of Pennsylvania, MeCand lesa, United Btates commissioner at Pitts burg. It alleges that C. G. Harmon, while cashier of the Corry National bank, did, on 1501, unlawfally, wil fully and with intent to injure make the entries knowing them to be In general ledger No. 5 F. W. Mitchell & Co., 83,000; Foxburg bank, $550 80; First #550 80; First of Ell Exchange of Olean, Washington, #1. 500; $880 50; First of Buf First of Olean, 73.9%. On Nov under the saption of “personal property,” #16 (xx sottaville, 82 80% 00; Citizens’ of Wellsville About Mra. James G. Rialne, Jr. NEw York, Feb | Mrs James G | Blaine, Jr., whose limbs are still stiff from the severe attack of rheumatism she has massed] through, stumbled in her apart ¥ i | ments some days ago and fell, dislocating | her arm at the elbow and breaking her | wrist the in is said Dr. Bull attended her, and jured arm is now doing nicely. It | that James G. Blaine's will bequeaths 840, Blaine, Jr.'s, son. the for the little fel 0 to Mrs. James G money to be held in trust | low by Cardinal Gibbons y Another Great Telescope, CLEVELAND, Feb. L-Another great tele scope, the third largest in the world, has | just been completed by Warner & Swazey | of this city for the new government naval | observatory on Georgetown heights weight of the telescope is 30 tons. The tube 8 feet in diameter at the It has three motions of speed, operated by clockwork for the stars, is 82 feet long and One one for the sun and one for the moon Severe on the Cigarette, MOXTGOMERY, Ala, Feb, 1. The house he sale or giving of cigarettes, paper or in any public tobacco and Cigarette Cigarette making of a Werts Nominates Phelps. TrEsTON, Feb, | Governor Werts sur prise d the Democrats of the senate | y send} ing in the name of William Walter Phelps, present minister to Germany, to be lay judge of the court of errors and Appeals Huaghes Will Give Himself Up. Pirrsavna, Feb, L-Master Workman James Hughes of the clothing cutters, con victed of extortion, passed through here on | his way to New York to surrender French Deputies Fight, Panis. Feb. 1 «Deputies Deroulede and . M Pichon fought a duel with swords. Pichon | was seriously wounded in the ribs, and De roulede’s face was seratehed Snowing Nearly a Week. SEATTLE, Wash, Feb 1.-The snow storm which commenced last Thursday night and has continued ever since has de veloped Iuto a blizzard The Twentysixth Vietim, Avtox, His, Feb, 1 Bernard Nienhaus {athe 20th victim of the Wann eatastrophe to die. The deaths of three more are mo mentarily expected Captain Storm Dead, Memruis, Feb 1 Captain Adrian Storm, one of the most prominent river and steamboat men in the country, is dead. Sprinter Cary Retires, Cuicago, Feb, 1 Luther Cary, the well known sprinter, has announced his " pent retirement from the cinder path, The Dunkirk Strike Ended, Duxsing, N. Y., Feb, 1. «The strike in the Hrooks Locomotive works is over, the men acknowledging their defeat. 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