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~NESIGALTION E NDED 1 The Senate Committee on Ha waii Has Reportcd. A VOLUMINOUS DOOUMENT IT IS Senator Morgan Prepared tile pior and It 1 Chsaratorlied by RepubOflicans as Well as Demoorats as Able ani Exhauist. Ie-Tile Iepublican minority Will Not Endorse It Fully. WAsHINGTON, Feb. 26.-A volume of nearly 800 printed pages, exclisive of nap, has just boon laid before the son ate representing the testimony taken by the senate committee oi foreign rola tions and their findings of facts thereon, under a resolution directing thom to i - quire whether any, and if so, what itregularities have occurred in the diplo mato intercourse between the United States and Hawaii in relation to the eo1ent rovolution. It is the report of a sjority of the committee, and was by Chairman Morgan, of Ala t exhaustively reviews facts. laws - precedenta; justifies Stevens' ac ns, except in proclaiming a protector to, and finds nothing irregular in the &pPOintment of Commissioner Blouit. kht in effect says thq ovidenco takon by 11e commuiittee under more favorablo .0rIumstances lead [the comnnittoo to rent conclusions than those which a 'ed. teport is concurred ini as to all its at ala findings by the RepubLioan 9emibore of the committe(h-ni un ?y, 1)olph and Davis. They ci ira togO It as an exceedingly able tiol dient, but they dissent on five )oiits. it, they condomn tho appoinitimt 41 oflmlisslonr lount as unconstit ut io.n ;2, they say that the executive or, ers Acing the navy in the hiarblor of .lh'nio ullunder the orders of eith:,r ,louint ok Willis were withont autlority of law. t the order of Mr. Blount to Ad ko1lett to lower the ting was in an1 susceptible of boing coi as utifrlendly to the provisional 4MMrmpk, Aud they regard tho inter Oume o Mr. B1ount and Mr. Willi pith the deposed queon as violative of Ationiil law and unwarranted; 1. M* utisider the presidentihadino righi reopen the prodetermined nst'StiOn a11 to the 16gality of the provistomild gov MDont. 0. They regard any discussion of th personal intentions of tho gool faith ' either Blount or W illis ain , inasmCh as what thy'N di.1 inl rl:: the reinstateielit of thi qu. .w ply the p1rfoIa'nlIc of I ' )i c1m1anidekd of t1011 by ths d Tio report of tho minoritv. Si : o sonators Butleir, Tur'i Gray, without denying o cning lII Correotness of' other )ort1iosl fth rb port, dissents from that ii i i whici declares that flih' only Sub.ti-i irregularity in the couiict ot' 'tr. ;the late ininlt Or, was hii dclarmon : a protectorate 'y the United States ove Ilawali, "While Oxempting from consure Cap. tNA WilrZ, Of the BoiStonad his oili ce4 because their position was ono elteme aelicacy and ditliculty, and W Sreciate their anxiety to aiford pi e0tioU to the lives and property ( A.mericau citizens," they add, "all efa not avoid the conviction that tho in)op . ne aeal of Minister Stevoins in the pr qf the annexation of the Saindwit Aeadeto the United States eanisem hii Aty andthisjipomati relatioiis to il g~fernment of those islands. "'His course, as a puic i. represen tativ vtobringing about the coiitionii affairs which resultodl ini the overthrto of the queen; the organization oft iho pre fisional governmeont; the bouding of th Vnlted States troops, antd an attempt pb eme of annexation. And upon thi oo closion 1is couducitt is t-eriouisly rel reenile ano~ deserving of plicb cui Senatora Butler and Turpie fileo a su o ental report in which thov' say th: . bi e the question of annexaitiol w: bot submitted to the comnmitteo, oxce. deoitaly, they think it not improp *sythey are heartily In favor of tl ~4 tof those islands by tl pwu tes in a proper manner, b1 ~tby t g advantage of internal dli fu~p~ or whli ch they beliovetd ti y~~1tatei 1s in some manner resp)o The TariffffDll Must WVaIt a Uny. WASHINTON, Feb. 26.-The senat finance committee did not hold a mooi ing despite the notice sent out by fth ohairinan and the telegraphing for muom 1.ers who were out of the city. Promnptl et 10 o'clock a number of members wi bresenlt, but not a tinorium, and the t aril matter went over for a day. In the sonato, Senator Morgan, chi1 man of. the committee on foeign n~l tions, reported the opinion of the con inittee on the subject of Ihawaii. 19:40 the senate proceed to exocutiv #seiness and at 1 p. m. adjourned f heday to enable Denmocratic senato to, ime the caucus meeting. ' a voto, yeas 187, navs 53, the hou agreed to discharge the' committee why aq. means from further considori ?I!q th Hlatch anti-option bill ati son4 it to the committee on agricultu r. Boutelle oflered a resolution re:i ngthat teUnited States wvould ni ermit the representative of any goveri to remain i the capitol who hbe nefld with its enemies for fthe tvo erights shiould be conceded to oth< Boeraients even the woakeost; Thor< fo, be it resolved, jaMniter Wiljli e recalled an setto I[ionll wvho wi u~~ntimetsm anid wishes of Il1 SSpeaker ruled that it was a qjuo *10 O pvlgand sent the resolutio toleonmitte ont foreign affairs. Mr. Ea~ moed to take upl andi di h~.~~age bill until 4 o'cloc OrtoW. Ysae, 188; nays, 5S--6 le aqi20i. At l;50 Mr. Bl1ar drw lit motion, an& offered one nlittit off of the debal Sgned to-119 to 0. igAag n the rol 'btwnever in pursuari o be 1~1 of the consti o -aaie~ t eehos of r beon toebe rum thereo I fall to voe tarh the duty oft ecelerk to certiiyto th~ geapt atarmpsof the house the name, such members a faite :1 to vote anti - -Sergeant-at-arms shall deduct from compensation of suoh members as fi to vote, the sumi of *--; the salri paembera shall be as now allowed by less such amount as may be dledut therefrom as herein provided and as ~ow be provided by law. Mr. Oatchings is the leading De atio siember of the rules comimitte d~gty0Tog, ge p *g-f-.p 'eratc caucus mot snorty arcor .v adjourned at noon, "without," asaloa I ing sonator says, "comning to any co clusion upon any muatter laid befo Tho house is again without a quoru on the Bland seignorago bill. Failh to obtain a quorum, Mr. Bland wit] drow his motion to limit debate, ai the houso proceeded to debate on tlh bill without limit. After transacting some unimiportai business the senato at 12:.50 went int( exeoutive session and at 1:25 adjournec for the day. WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-I the snat Mr. Voorhees offered a resolution ap Pointing Mr. Mills a monbor of tii finance committee during the absoncet and disability of Mr. Vance. Ho askoi inimediato action upon it, but Mr. Hoar suggested that it had bettor ho over and accordingly it vent over. Mr. Fryc then addressed tie senate on tho ha walian question. In the House. Mr. Kilgoro offored a resolution as-ic ing tho sorgoant at at-ins if he had wit ii held the salary of tho memibers for tho timo they wero absent without leave, if not why n1ot, and whiethor in his opinion the law could bo enforceod. It was ruled out on a IOinit of order. Mr. 3hnil iIoved to tako up the seigniorago bill -.J liit the debato to 3 p. i. to or row. No iuoruin voted and at call of the hous. was ordered. Boforo tho result of the voto was an nounced, Mr. Livingston, o Gcorgi, imoved that Mr. Tracey, of New Yo.,. he brougiht beforo tho bar of the lion'-! and0 asked why het, hind ref used To vote. 'Ti Imotioln Wias sulpported by .Mr. Boat ntr, oc Louii'ima. The spceakeir tle]ined t') put it to the house, dieteIarin 1g that he wmil d ni-vr imiake a rul no! withoria l by te, holm. W~unow, I'<b S.-The, Presi d:t senit to thI .ceri b- the fl win njoininiationis loi p '~tiers: V\irgLini: - \\'n. A. As b , ' p p;r .lh . (irayson, Iuay \\m. 1'. Duimy. Iv - .11;,1ic A L. lil-rhert, o tin u h North (':irolina- Lo. W. Kn8, ' ). ford. MissisMippi .lat Mahomer, Mla con. Ju tdgo Lonag~ 's ensiuioteuedt. W"AsIN~rON, Feb. 28.-Judge Cox in the equity court declined to issiue a mandamus to prevont the Ionsioii coin missioner froin reducing the lotion of .1 udgo Chatrles ). Long, of Michigan, rinom $172 to it ionth. SOVEREIGN SAUCY. fit S- a 1,1Y4 1 I'va.; N11 o r-i:o D fe -Orli.1-1-, Ito .irr.At il , I Lir W i: to-: a 'lln of~' I,-lo,' n : .b-kinsi. It ii Ln :i: : n tin all worki,._ine~n. ja woul lu-1t I a pwor reIr'ent'.ltati've of orgalizted laiot wlh would not havo thU backhonio to do what, Io lIaIses against this dii4gutllc 0 t woul deserve the condenautioni of oIal honlest workin"Imen."1 After soio further remaurks 'very de fiant iii their chariter, he ijd '- le: no 41ouri'ts. If thIrt i' a l'nitdl 't: Ij NEGROES TO MEET. .,i't oto Ie nr: i,'eaifln to in.gt NIitw Y'it, ioe. . A Timfl 1-n'i:1 fromt Hirmire~h:nnt, Ala., says: iOv. .\ grLoes haiVt I'lb it a con~venttinni i ofl tis 'race for 3iarteb 21 in this uitv. 'lT' co:L venL11t oL is nth.' ~i arLord t 'iiewh1 -i reI'sIltLin of thet Nati \ I '.L~L I : -5 vetion eld itn't hinituai last Nvem. -* i Thal oht-e io o the i-ensgem~s raly .1 wt soonaor they return there the bet ter. 1o Gleneral initerest ini the subi)ert h: tt boen arotued in this stato recenitlv, atn ii- something practical i.s expectors'i fr i tO conlvention, ailthotugh tho rectent colohr, -confor'enco at Tf~ugro dlecidled '(tit rai to the scheme of Bishop Tiurner. /A P roaniinant Kentuceklin n. Ne YonK, Feh. 27.--A Timtesspmirb fro LexI.'ingtont, Ky., sjays: Tin, we' known d tistillor, Willilam I [. Headly I, tho I Iol3hIy & P eek I )istilling Lma of Lox inigtoni, jat probabhly in .\!. fu'gitivo0 fromi juslLtico. lie left WI b daand inL a letter recei vol fri imiL states~ that he hias hduplicaIsl thLL w:Lre Ilumsoi r :Coilpts, amti htis fuitur addr i'InI will beo l~oin Car'los, H otel City, Me:<ic" r Llxi N('roN, Ky., Feb~l. 2. .It is ini rs ossiiblo yet to estiimato the aimounit c theO forgerica of Wim. lieadly. Tb "banks hero claims to ho secure. I- Rusennla's Treaty w.ith Italy Off. 0 T. TERtSiIUna, Feb. 26.-It Is ai that, in conseqluenlce of the propo(salt t. iierioaso the Italian grain tariff, Runssi twill abandon lher initenition to conclude -commiorcial treaty wit hi I taly. 1o Ana Nv, Febl. 27. -iTh' greater Ne irYork bill for the Conisoljidin of Ni 3- York and Brookclyn Ilioed theL 1(1wr Just as8 it pass.~ed the aissemblhly, by a~ yo It of yeas 29), nays 2. No It'w to (nount Im ion... \S. W [LKJER IA ititE, P a., I-'eh. 2in. ... Ti, a election officors at Miners .itills ineglectu to count tihe vote for eongressman-ai 'large onthe ground that it was too Ia kand that they know Grow wvould 1 Bs eleotedI anyhow. The court ordered d recount of the vote, and called the r to tention of the district attorney to t e- flagrant violation of the law. 'l'he boa will be arrested. es Hard to Get Eiduence. ITH AOA, N. Y., Feb. 26.-The identl ~-of the chlorine prisoners is stIll unsotti D-Coroner Brown and the ithaca pol fforce have not relaxed their efforts, 1 li their work is greatly hampered by o reticence of the., tradeOspeople, who f of that if thoi testimony implicates any ato, the studenitj they,.wi hose the custon bethe college, *hich is'their' main depe ' of_____ _ th , The heading Wiltl Reduce, tIed Po'rxlvt1LLE Pa.,' Feb.- to.--Iti gi 'i out hereta h employes in all eled shops aelong the iaepi d may lng railroad win ihaRl R duced 10 m av their (wr me. 1. Looal oifljr 6 commh~encing a e. will include em 1'ttlgat thqt the of the railroad, -~ 1i degartmv m- rild ithe Uoi yet &a a I a gsoIaIa s unlhcallessBooamass ssea 1- : IgE ef P SOU out of employiment, or in" :a position that yon do not - like? Possibly lie solie iting of Li 1,e TIsu rance is people ve, after tria, --been surprised :ai. their fitness for it. To all such I :it has pro(ed a llost L Cgeniial anIId profita ble o<-e n patiol Wof the Equitabl Life inl the DI epartineut of t li Carolinias, desires to add-" t") its force, some age1its . of cbaracter and ability." W i te f- i 11t 01-111atio11. t . ? f. i' , . a a , Roa Niu PII ;: , . W3 CA . Z;aIVD 3Z, Irvte anL $1.00 lottle. 9 Ono cout a doso. TIS (AUEAT eOffilli CUM, pronilty czumii where all others fail, Coughu, Croup, Sore Throat, Hoarseneso, Whoopin Cough and Asthma. For Consumption it hos n') rival, ins cured thousanids, anl will cuo you it takenin time. Sold 1.y Drugg Ion a guar anteo. For a Lame !.taek or chit. it, SHILOH'S BEL LADorJNA PLASTER.:ic. fl t. . '2. "o A'r T 1r-- 0 * It I - *. it' in; lu th -.i Il i lit \; - b .: io 1 uni (h i:-l.'. I al l Rin al as n lun I "I he:I la ~ m le t r ft A ( l eary,..nd.ca..of.en,. Ii~ i.,t ..ith n I I 'l< h ,ij1 , VALUAE LE PREM C:I .UMfe, i d. co- - '(1--AI~i: A'.\'TAi aar of The Weekly N~ews & Courli Offers t) oivery Year ivsunie,.jbei. p; vonl A BSO T 1'll Fl ilm the '1''ho Weeklyv Ne'ws a adt (oo, ier., I yemt re- Thei W~(ekly News' an d ( ourier, six rcb mont114ha (withlot. reim usta Send for ale~Id copie 'ulua ci rcuili eon A(11,,,~ ,,ii m n,, .. ..).. ...... T have been trying a long titne to secure a real good Coff'eo than I can sell at 5 pounds fur $1 00. I havo, at last, b byuying a big lot, something that I cin veconnendt at that price, very few black grains--try a dollar's worth. A fe'w dozen Axes it 50 cents, as long a,; the lost. Person who have bought this Axe recommend it highly, and i do too. Iroll Sihoe LIsts still !Zoinqg at 50 cvnts, complete. The iiy best Pituh I orks 'it -15 eents, and a1 "ood Steel Sh->vel fr .50 cn ts. \Vhn mi ~ y 5e co-1 shi . out ima ret I Pil How Stocks ;1 I'e, ve iv b will I ei ic n a1 few days, 1ey w i (A) etilS complete P ic. t iw h iltltle.; at 2:) e its. Anr ByC. s lls km Gl-2to A .\ his I [at 'or t it, and1 a i:. ;n1 lor a i .00. Serp Calico lor 'i'~ ll ) c a yard. G(eood Jen ait 10 cent1s. Ntv stock of Dry Goods and Dress Gioods is complete and the prices are I iglit. sarinst ii 'Shoes and I Leather. '.I'r' mi.*: Icloiur. I sv..! 1 e oL money and please yoa mn qulity. A big. lot, oil hand, i ll l t too imu e . MY lboue broke down last week, but tle prices are moving it off fast. Black P~epper 1We., Soal. 50., Salts 5c. Suilphur 5c , 1icod's Sarsaparib a S.,be t Oil 15'. I -an.500 buishlvs Corn and 10L bundles good Fodler. Yours for t rad, Pickens, S. C., Feb. 1.5th 1, I N)4. N.- B.-I haeCotton Card1s, anld h I've 'em bal--Whittemoto's best at hi cenits.~ 9GODS JUST AR R IVED. 0HRISTMIAS GOODS COMING Irk. r I) v d 1 1 I ); I fe' me, .u. S, .. Nov. 30 9.' XCE LIRI I STOVE ! All other stoves have tak en a back seat. Call : ai see oir IRatgain Coun rter, in C0X 8& SEIGLER, -:i13 Main Steet (', I LF'NUIlLE, - - 8.C. a T'. Hl. MTIAlh, Mantager. .lt . 95h, 9--. tr. -OUR 'BUICRPNTR RS. B UionS SE D ruav proe.te (I E.EN VI LL E, S. C. Ac ivoic POOKF/T ATAM A1N AO ne unOWN's InON IIITT1Ena te bet'o egvnaa at Drcug ande 'I. mm ni st- n. AD I.V Uto . $7,000 W01RH OF CLOTHING! H lats and Geints Furnishing 25 PER CENT BELOW FIRST CO8T: Now is the timne to 'buy Clothing "'or your Boys. Can g.ve you a No, 1 Suit for $1.50! CIIl, get p1 ices and be eoivinlced. J. C. ROGERS. At. Lindsay Walker Stand. Nc. 90 Main St, Greenville, S. C. Fed. 15, I194. HARNES O LLAR FACTORY. ve can, and will save you fron 10 to 25 per cent. on all grades u. our line. Don't Never purchase anythin m our lim until you gt ou r .riers. and av to r.1r Stor will con1it y.,u that wer are fi P4r "I r~. I' Famor ily Grocew ANb E h v ja rec i. '', 1(Sf I eso, wvhichi we ute t the los ( We0 koep 'onstar itly sen han- l B AC0)N, FI.0Fl, I.U A1. t'CtFVEES, 310LANSEN1, iE\N I ?.\Tj:2, hlA ItDIIW A It & C. A G. WYATT I,:: y, S. ' The Best Hind lluest ST'OCIH OF. SASD, DOORS ANO BLINDS BOTH WHITE AND YELLOW PINE, CEILt|NW, FLOORING, WE A Tl ER BDARDIN, 80 8/9 6 FEET, at $I.76 Each. E' Pleaseo give us a call whenh ye T, 0. OWER & SON. Oct. 19). (reenv1e, s. GOOD LAND FOR SALE. All tat tract of Land ly ing i Pickens Cotunty, oni head watawrs (4regory Creek, waiters of Tlweh~ Mile River, adjoimtog lands of. - A bercromubie, T1homtlas I) Drhamt, J. I Haoo andOO~ ftIothe&ri, 'on tamiig 3t acres, more or less This landi Pickens, and isi well t imberied, th~ niost of 16~ being inl original forest. Terlas eny anid price v'ery lou Apply to T. (I. Robinson, Pickeni S, (1 Nov. 1L 189m. The Best Shoes fcr the Leust Money. 1. '01 W. L. DOUGLAS Shocs are BatbI'actioul at the prices advertised than anv Vinced. The stamping of W. L. Dougl: guarantees their value, saves thousands of d( Deplers who pusli the sale of V. L. .Dou1g1 ncrease the sales on their full line of goods. 'nd we beoleve yotu can save mnoney by buylI -ided below. catIlogue troo %apon appiatio1 -For S W.T . McFALL, F.s 8. MORGAN ELKHART CARRIAGE an H1ave old to consunI BaYing them tho deuler's Olttlest anel Lat'gest nn leftsell InglVehtcledannt11 'With Priv logo to examnine paid. Wo Day frelmiht botl ory. Wiarrant for 2years, to 50 to ortior fryu loxInrcfree. Wo taI:o e shipping. WH1.EGA. Epring Wagons, sv No. 37. Surrey Ilar . ::o Is sell for :: t . t'43.00. Farm \\,, MItky W;ons,)ty carts. n r': et:: llre N o..Ia cre ati aJ t Tl I212p Ili...4 -. >4 ~. ~ i4 No. 1. Farm I IDIING SADDLES a1 percenlt. offi for cank "tarmps to Puy posotagfe 0-1 No.3, ''artnWagou Address W. . PRj R ! U i- . 1 ' I1.. IVERS. ARNA &, CHARI.0TTE- AR-UNE V4 ! V4 1 10 N. CondemL.t ..41n'1e t~egr rtt tu "ex . .Ie.1im l.a.st ?uI. I i Tini. No. 3. No. o I 4). 1'. 7.'-i . I )ily. . l)iaIy. [4 -. ( . . '.0: n'nijl~~p n 20)ui 5.157 pa t .n 13.iweln.'.Ma lt i .!5 p. '. 12 tu 1n 8 1..1.1 m '' Sp rtiuh rg 1137 8 .' .riu p . i1.1:I))amI ;1C(Ii'i~lI', .2.2 p.31 . t Il. 41.1 inI r.&I, .40 a.t 'II . .-5pm1 '14 4n(4?l, .2 0pmii ' %It. .1ir,. '. . I i nl '' IW- p i. . :-0.Iia lil 21~l~IIII(lh~ i~li .il 7 eie m.i 7.21pin 1u, I~5 l~niit~ .1 Mi.-.:ll ao . ( l'or p m~ 8.1 p II. Ije 11Ve1I1.1, ita Fani Corin'i. .i SN':T.o1: 11.1 No. (37.ay No.y l5.N. At. Itally. taily. Itaily Lv1'1-,ia te,44 ( ,1 .t g IIiiy,~.0p itm.1C1.00n' "10)12 lile o t ljil2l1 I E ir '..'-:0 in " I Lowell, 71 i II.3'u'V ll0t5 p in " d ' Kurg's Mo. ul 11119pmut "4 ti (irover. l 11211 'd le W .37p NOu "' Uikaburg, ( 10.4n:n 10 . m.onl l1.47 !im 4 nlpy, 25i n I.0721In I r('t-w 44434 11.151:11 " Spart *'uhnr i 1.37 a *m fe.57a.),I 3.00p p ihicre c's i'sluflte. " re vlleI I1I3.e28p- n It "l Wdutinis k te 5.0pe ote.Oii 1as Tro(e*1)r 134V'Qalrv usonwap $ -E ENiEMEN $4 and $3.50 D'ress Shoo. 83.50 Police Shoe, 3 Soles $2.0f $2 for Workingmon $2 and $1.75 for Doys LADIES AND MiSF O ION.--If any d(1Nalmr or-era You %v. L. a oltat i a roducel pre-o or____. - toor nh (he ha . thean with. --. 4ho 11llmo staanpect Vi al tho bottom, puat hIll,, Sdowit &#a fraud, tylisli, easy fitting, and give better other make. Try one pair and be con name and price on thc bottom, which )liars annually to those who wear them. is Shoes gain customers, which helps to They can afford to 8oll at a loss profit, Ig all yur footwear o the dealer advegs .1 W. L. DOUGLAS, lirockton, Mais. Ale by Pickens, S. C. ,Central, S. c. d HARNESS MFG. 00.' ers for' 21 yearsv, proflt. We a rot to nuincturers In Anmer- %r artesa tlitst w-y-ilp) boforo any money 1:3 , a w~'ayst i et a t ine- -t. a .Why p.ayr an a:ne'- sie, ~ - M~ICE?. rto tparcown aie - T. U. IF,, li a and ILV NTL YibartBICMe. 2w t' m .ip th order. ond1 4" In pnomnatin tire@, 10hia a I2qpag catalogue. steelt ublig, drop forgini.. -TT., Sc'y EMtHART, I:N'. - i'-i'"> l & u r e r., c W I liII I S1111:110 Sptencer, F", 1) . 11 icaf 'n~ J1.20 12.0:4) 'a ' A 12.i1,%a. A 1.5. In .t l t I -ATTa Se'y, ELKART, IND h1 aabe .* ;aai-. ji ees. ian lC.itnae .eh taal'- inlrt.-i 8ec., '.4,1 I h;ily. J'aaily. Nao i1 Na' 12 ' i psa.A Ix ha ' i. I h< ' . .: li I;'t I-.' 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