The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-12-25

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I enceS which may exist between the tw,
Governments growing cut OF the FISH
cries OF otherwise, by such union ans
assimilation as is herein before sug
/ yeS,ed, either rs 10 the whole or any
province OF several provinces OF sale
Dominion, such negotiations to be con
! Quoted With due resSsrd 10 the amicablI
relations which obtain between Great
Britain and the obligations imposed
thereby.
senator sherman openly advocates the
idea and General Harrison is said to
approve it. Ii also meets with much
favor in Canada.
The samoan situation.
In the Senate vigorous attack was
made upon Bayard's Samoan policy by
Senator Frye. who offered the following
resolution which was carried
Resolved, Tha. the Committee Of For
eign Affairs be instructed to inquire into
the condition OF affairs in the Samoan
Islands so far rs it affects the interests
and rights OF American citizens doing
business there, the relations OF the
United States with and their obligations
to said Islands under existing treaties,
the necessity Of maintaining their neu-
trality or Independence and our duty in
this regard, what steps have been taken
IN this direction by our Government and
what further action, II any, is demanded.
The committee Is given power TO send
for persons and papers, employ = steno-
grapher and cause is proceedings to be
printed.
Senator Frye. in speaking OF his reso-
luton, denounced the action OF Ger
many toward Samoa, which he declared
was direct insult 10 the United States.
lie thought that instead Of sending iron-
eladS 10 4 miserable island like Havti,
they should be sent 10 Samoa or Canada,
where our interests have been violated
TO greater extent and by more pow
erful nations.
Consul Sewall, who was to have re-
turned TO Samoa by the MaripoSa, has
been instructed by Secretary Bavartl to
return Immediately to Washington 50 as
to give evidence before the Foreign Re-
latiOns Committee.
Dispatches from Samoa via Auckland
state that, the adhereuts of Mataafa con
tinue 10 beSiege TamaseSe, the depOSed
King OF Samoa. The German Consul
has ordered Mataafa 10 withdraw \
conference OF COnsulS on the situation
mas been held without result
The Trouble with Hayti.
This matter has assumed more seri-
Gus phase. The L. :. steamers 6antic
and Galena have been dispatched TO
Pogi-au-Prince under sealed arders, and
the Richmond Will follow them in I few
days. 1t i supposed that Admiral Luce
has been Instructed 10 demand the re-
turn OF the Haytian Republic and TO
seize the steamer by force it his request
i not complied with. When the steam
ers were starting the Galena stuck in the
mud and had TO wait Tor high tide before
getting of Another delay occurred
through the absence OF the ships billy
goat Mr. BaSsett, the COnsUl-General
Of Hayti II New York, has been sum
mariIy dismissed, his place beng tenn
Rprarily occupied by Yiee-COnsul SIN
eleton.
The German steamer Cremone, plying
between Hamburg and Haytian ports.
put IN 1t POrt-au-PTIuce on November
25th in = sinking condition. It is sup
posed that the vessel was run into by
Haytian gunboat while endeavoring TO
run the blockade
san Francisco Notes
The piece Of plate, sent by the British
Government 10 Captain Hayward, was
presented 10 him last night II i dinner
On board the & 5 Aiariposa
Ir B. J. Creighton, New Zealand
Government Agent, returns to the Colo
MES by the Nariposa Tor lev months
Mrs. and Miss Creighton VIII remain in
Honolulu
Wm- I. Coleman & Co. have made =
settlement with their creditors, on the
basis OF 90 per cent 70 secured and 70
per cent TO unsecured creditors. Ten
per cent. viii be paid IN cash, the bal
ance IN 3 Is, and 50 months
The L. : Supreme Court has decided
against Sarah AIthea Terry IN her suit
agai1ss the estate u the late Senator
Sharon
Clara Belle Mcdonald mas applied for
1 new trial IN her divorce case, supply
ing new testimony that indicates perjury
and collision on the part of the Ne
DonaIds and then witnesses
/ freight train crashed into pas
senger train near Seattle, instantly kill
ing Mrs. Wilcox OF Portland and dan
zeruGsIy iniuring several other people
O'DOuuell's recount shows . regular 1
> s1ematized plot to count him out He |
gains several hundred votes, but not |
snOugh 10 defeat Pond. Other frauds |
have also been discovered tending TO de- |
Eat the Republican candidates, and q
general recount NAY De ordered
The whaling bark Little Ohio has been /
gwen up foK lost
The new noa steamer YaqUina Bay
has been totally wrecked, On her first /
mp, when entering YaquiHz Bay She
70 the Oregon improvement
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Sporting Matters
KIIrzfn has accepted SuIITTan's ehaI-
enzs 10 fight 70 2 finish, for SO, 90, I
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md have been offered $4,000 BIZ the
California athletic Club 70 fgiIt IN san
Francisco
HzuIzn has arTz1gei a Ezee1z at Sydney
lesEeeu Teemer and SearIe HznIzn
nd Teemer XII chziIenge any ether
i1Eble Crew IN tiIe world.
Sezris easily =Gn the fOgr days inter-
sztI01zl sc1llInz Kzee AZ Brisbane
John n Ward ezbIss - follows 70 the
World fr0m Sydney, = 8 W: The /
list game II the zeries q three 70 b
JIaEed hef0Ee the SydHeyTtes lJy the al
tmerIcS and ChIczgJ uIles = ended
We sssrcaesiEzi n holding the interest q
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