Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-17
LATE ADv|CES FROM HONOLULU.
The Formation of a Cabinet FL.
nally Effected.
It Is Only Expected to Enjoy Three
Weeks of Existence.
Personnel of the New Minstry-Libel
Suit Prematurely Dismissed-Ob-
lection to the Landing of
the Marines.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HONOLULU, Nov. 9.--The ministerial
deadlock which existed here on the de-
parture of the steamer Gaelic, on the I'd
inst, continued until the afternoon OF
the 9Th inst, when it was ended by the
appointment of coalition cabinet, con-
sisting of Hon. G. N. Wilcox from the
Reform party and Messrs. Cecil Brown,
Mark Robinson and Peter @. Jones from
the business community, the National
Reform and Liberal parties being prac-
tically .'left" in the makeup OF the new
ministry.
The present cabinet will probably
stand for three weeks, and have that
little span of official life granted 80 as to
facilitate the dispatch of official and
legislative business, which has piled up
during the succession of deadlocks OF
late occurrence.
An emergency bill to cover the pay
ment of salaries for October and until
November 3Oth was presented today and
reads now "to include December 3lst."
WHO THE CABINET MEMBERS ARE.
The new cabinet persons are all un-
tried men in ministerial positions. Min
lister Wilcox is not the one of revolu-
tionary fame, but is white Hawaiian
with American proclivities, sugar
planter, wealthy, and but little OF q
politician. He has charge of the interior
Office.
Minister Mark P. Robinson of the
finance department and Minister Cecil
of
ton, and were completely showed under
by Messrs. Male and Hopkins, who were
elected to seats as mobiles of the kingdom
as representatives of the National Re-
form party.
Minister Jones was formerly member
of the house of Brewer & Co. He sold
out his interest therein and journeyed
to the United States, visiting Portland,
Ore, and Boston, Mass, and being alb
sent two years.
Attorney General Cecil Brown has
only lately returned from trip to the
of one legislature.
The movement to place this ministry
in power was u coup d'etat by Marshal
Wilson, the queens dignity being main
tanned, and the principal fought for by
buo polol Al taltys va. iho hoJoIley
rule" being practically ignored. Yet
the cabinet has been accepted by ali
parties to hold Office at least three
weeks.
PREMATURELY DISMISSED.
The libel suit brought against Daniel
Logan, editor OF the Bulletin, for his re-
Elections against United States Minister
Stevens in connection with the ship
wreck OF the VIM. A. Campbell, came
up in the police court November Sth
and w. f. Fear, vino announced he ap
peared for Minister Stevens, stated that
the latter did not authorize the prosecu'
tion, and did not desire that it so any
further.
Deputy Attorney General Wilder then
moved that nolle prosequi be entered,
and Judge Foster granted the request.
Attorney General Creighton on being
informed of the proceedings stated that
the prosecution of Logan had been un-
dertaken as a necessary consequence OF
the correspondence between the Ameri-
can minister and the Hawaiian govern
ment.
LANDING OF MARINES.
Objections having been made in come
quarters to the landing of troops twice
and sometimes three times g week from
the United States steamships Boston
and Alliance, Captain Wiitse of the
Boston has publicly announced that in
future marines of men-ol-war will be
landed but once week, and then in one
compaDy.