The sun., 1891-01-22
IIAWAlrS DEAD SOVEREIGN.
OUR GOJERNMEN7 PAYS An HONORS
TO THE LATE KING.
The Dody viii Start for Hawaii To-day
on the (hnrlestou-The President and

The Doay viii Start for Hawaii To-day
on the Charlie stou-The President and
Mr.. Blaine Express Their sympathy.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 2l.-The body OF the late
King Kalakaua was ombalmed last night and
to-day the remains werc placed in metal cof-
fin, hermetically sealed, and conveyed to the
mortuary chapel OF Trinity Church. whore
they are guarded BY detail iron the United
States army forces here. The body will not lie
In state All o'clock on Thursday afternoon
the funeral services will be held nt Trinity
Church. The body will then be escorted by
United statos troops, the Second Brigade OF
the California National Guard. aud various
Masonic bodies to the wharf. whore 1t will be
ofilcially received BY Rear Admiral Brown and
conveyed on board the flagship Charleston.
which came down from Mare Island yes erday.
The Charleston will sail for Honolulu at
o'clock on Thursday afternoon. Coils Mncfar-
lano and Baker and tho Kings personal at
tsndants will accompany the body.
The steam ship Australia arrived this morn
ing IN LITTLE over six days from Honolulu.
been shown Rins kalasasa in 9ai!or"ia Nc
roS s srrvns "s' ss e% Honc%a 1 a' she ghares.on
Consul Mckinley said to-day that nnausstion.
aSy ths Mdn o, tho o. nn ncons snli
thing about the Kings serious illness, he said,
and earlier advicss since the arrival Of the
Ming here we're all to the effect that his health
WAsHiNaToN. Jan. 2l.-Tha f,,et official in
@ ns SS ns ss n ,he hs
the Secretary OF STATE; Iro.r,os
IN. Hon. WAS WAsH!fsTss T. SS p G Jsn 9 a. 1891
Gyp Ia Asxt,, int hat
Sos,erday At 5:s5 a. b." rranasco. m % Ia Ills
content myself with this simnle announc sment
1 w sHs to
sir the homage OF my high SGnsidsrGS,iop; =.
replied to Mr. Garter as follows:
DsFAvW7naHs Wasaiso4os. Sn s13an. 3an.. q, 1891.
II. VIZ he sss dsb e g. PssEs bs
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dsep resrst that At HSwail bas lost wss fHs and
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whose efforts have been 30 constantly and
slgnally put forth to strengthen the ties Of
the United States The President further
directs me to request YOU TO convey to the royal
family the h heartfelt sympathy he feels for their
anee q ny highest eonslasis,,ona 'Sts a ~ r.,~r"
. 1if 's'ee IS des F
whieh % can hardly Se given inside Of thirty asys
DISTINCTIONS have. however. been sent 10 the
H. Fsse ns shs sSn Ss
%iltary ssd naysi @ hoso5s to t1s I'd dea1 kSs
sa%:a shsfss q 'sas!si as
highest military honoIs authorized BY
sht INCLUDING the ,ing Of
s Witch S 2es hesn nd raesd tsisns
the disrosai Of the Hawaiian authorities. She
as rapidly A. ossble She will also remuin at
shs 81 kns
ZINE ,im2e see thai 5hs interests OF this country are
States s 'a's sooG 9sR 'Gsi kns
to hs
he said. are Of the iriel dlisst character and.
s ae IN
Queen i.:ilaekaisnii snd have n no reason e e
he friendly intercourse Of tho
inston. said The dessh Il King Kslafaas wi!
in nowtss anect tho peaceful condition OF
e his Se
complications Ihstever.v Princess Liliuoka.
sn sister q The late King xss the regent
was the heiress TO tho crown. and ali that is
necessary is for her 70 proclaim herself Queen.
Prinrcas llluok a]ani ruled In the abaence of
reign the same a. 4 The King were still alive
with regard e the failure Of Congress, I.
81 provisions shall not interiors With the OK;
S ns.S r snd es esnv.S sS se 0Rs RaF 81 t.hsSs s 8
T ss 'ss
ao15'ealS sI:sasa d: e: ~ JsSs :, kiss Ksls
from him was telegram from Bar Francisco
sSs ss s 6s n nst he sSsa
uree that use Influence to have that clause
I. NJ Sss tho s ass MskhPs hs ssa PM
.Ssas 1t ss mt sssS sal. that
l.iltuokalanfe HUSBAND. 10 British su bJoct and
| that her accession to the throne means q oom.
meIeial triumph for Great Britain. According
| opipion Con. Dominis does not cut any figure
in tho political situaton because Of his long
PHiLADFiIHiA, jsn. 2l-Claus spreckols, Jr.
said to night: King Kalakuua was = good
fellow; and ready at ,sepaarteei .si. ! remsmbsr
father gave dinner In his honor. and during
ono Of the speeches y gentleman said: King
| you had better annex your island to the
United States The King was on his feet ip
"Yes. that Ia u good idea. Annexation is
row IN order. Annex the United States to the
Hawaiian Islands, and mako me Emperor
Bosrox, Jan. 2l.-state Senator Milman Of
Newton. who lived long 10 Hawaii says: Dur.
fhs Knss trip tfrOad Se1TS
the responsible position Of regent with roeSpt;;
few years attempts haye been made to connee'
out any satisfactory proof Of the charges. She
in s9Sd heath hsS Hsa sS9d EnFItsh sdpSs
an anstear mpsiS"P End SrrcuSed seTHsra
John o. Dominis. and he has held many hiRt