The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-11-20

o. 10Th inst, and may carry you the
'inSl news, If she hiss SOo6 run, before
the Alameda can arrive
Lera Sackvnlc's Letter.
Probably in no campaign has anything
created such ! stir as the letter written
| by Lord S&ckyille to British born
American citizen. Secretary Rsysrd' :
idea was 70 ignore the matter because
Jhe letter WAS marked private. When
| Cleveland heard this, although he Is 5
master in the use Of language, he could
not DO full justice 10 his opinion oi the
Secretary o. Stale without employing
profanity q 50 picturesque and lurid 5
| character that even the hardened ST
lacheS u the White House Shivered.
Minister Phelps wSS then instructed
oy the President, through BSyard. 70
intimate 10 Lord Salisbury that, under
al the circumstances, the President WAS
q opinion that the good understanding
q bosR countries would be promoted by
: change AZ the head Of the British l.syE-
ESon 81 Washington
Letters similar 70 that received BY
Lozd S&ckville were sent 10 Sir John
upper. Sir Joseph Chamberlain and
oshers, bat Lori S2ckville Was the only
one who hell in the rap and answered il.
On Qct> 9th Minister Phelps convey
ei 70 Lori Salisbury the intimSriou Of
President Cleveland. remaining 81 Hat
field House until 0c.. 29sh. On the fol-
lowing iSy : SpeciSl meeting u the Cab
met Was held 81 Washington 81 which s
statement Of the situation was sub
United Or S&ySri. who was instructed
20 inform LoCd Salisbury that the CON
tInu&ncs Of Lord S2ckville IN his official
position IN the United STATES WAS no
longer acceptable 20 the Government and
would Dc consequently detrimental 70
the relations between the two countries.
Lord S&ckville viii proceed 10 England
On ls&ve q absence and the Secretary OF
the legation, Hon. Michael Henry Her
bert, hiss been $ppoSntei British Charge
4 AHSires 81 Washington Lord Sack
vile hiss attended the races Snd appear
ed upon the streets IS CsuSl Snd shows
no sign Of being troubled about the &C
currenes- He i mentioned IS being
likely 70 receive promotion 10 S. Peters
burg OC 10 be appointed Goyern0r-Gen-
sraI Of Cznada.
Lord Salisbury viii to-day make
statement, concerning the Sfair, in the
House OK Lords Inc pressure from the
DemccrStlc party SSS too great 70 per
nit CleTelSni 70 wait for Lord Salisbury
70 take &csloa and herein the President
: considered 70 have committed smother
bluGdSr zai 20 have insoltsd England.
me Lo1d01 papers bitterly 6encunee
Cleveland. 41i the Standard suggests
shSr Minister Phelps be given his pass
port.
musical manager IN New York
offered s. 90 week 70 Lord S3ckvIlls
10 hold ts0 leyees Of two hours' duration
ior one Or tao weeks, slSo paying the
expenses OF his lGrdshlp SnG suite.
Speaking 81 Birmingham, Gladstone
said. Fn&r all etlres 10 solve the
Fisheries question with the United States
have been : Erezious failures Inc Lib
erals did not wish TO increase rhe diff
Guilty, bot were iesIrpzs that by Judi
e5o1s choice Of persons the question
might De settled IN manner tending 10
draw both countries into closer relstI1us-
The SSckTiIls incident Was extremely
unsar-unxrs- Il resulted in the infection
Of : serious slight and dlSp1rzgsusnt
upon England He hoped the MISTER
ESs susceptible Of Satisfactory eIplzn-
&ti01- The incident ought 10 serve TO
moderate The spirit Of Wanting and
Dragging II vogue GmOug many Tories"
: modest advertisement IN : Wash
IrEr0u paper 5nlUuuees that the British
Minister offers flr sale his horses, car
RIGGS, SLeizhs, S,sddlss, Whips &nd The
entire eoutents OF the Legation stables
This L the first evidence Lord S4ekyiLLe
h4s given Of his prep2rsriOus for de-
p&rtUre