The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-23
The Queen Of Hawaii Reported to Bs
Doing Business at the Old Stand
INFORMATION VERY LIMITED
But the State Department Says It
Has Reason to Believe that
the Restoration Has Been
Effected.

not nSlng Tue precise time when tho rein
stailrnent took place. They believe that
force was unnecessary. IL seems, how.
over, that while actual force may not have
been authorized, there was 10 be such q
show rs 10 make the provisional govern.
ment believe that the United States would
use all the power at its command to bring
about the restoration. The statement is
also made that if Dole refused to accede
To the demands of Willis he was TO be
thrust aside and the queen restored even
II the administration had to GO 10 con-
gress for the authority. At the same time
II is claimed that there will be no neces-
sity Tor any such action, as information
from tho islands 10 TO tho effect that
everything is working precisely as eA-
pected. One reason for the belief in sone
quarters that the restoration took place
yesterday Is because of the assertion that
unless tho restoration took place before
the arrival of the first steamer from the
United States since the attitude of tho ad-
ministration was made public IL would not
be made at oil, because sentiment in the
United States and the report Of Minister
Thurston to the provisional government
es oas" ,n.
efforts at restoration.
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'n'oia'eiy cothPei tue restoration OF inc
queen ana the provisional government
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auvan'aRe OF the amnesty which Minister
wins Wouia insist 'nat tne queen should
grant upon neing restored to power.
'ne Aia'neoa is expected 10 arrive TO-
MORROW morning Al the oepartment
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por'an' news peinc received py her' al
'hough sueh q tnihg is barely possible.
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rcc, in tbe ;mnress,on. x,hich
we are justified in entertaining. Willis
is instructed to use his influence aud the
influence of this government, either dip
lomatically and through peaceful instru.
mentalities alone, or by means Of a naval
demonstration on the part of the United
States. to overthrow the government Ia
which he is accredited IT, saw this Wow