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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-23
Alr. 1Iarsdenls Views.

Mr.. Marsden was seen by an
ADvERTIaER reporter Immediately
upon the arrival Of the steamer.
He expresses himself as satisfied
with the situation. The withdrawal
of the Treaty from the Senate by
President Cleveland is not looked
upon az a sign of hostility. He
wished to take the matter into his
own hands, and act after due de-
liberation, as he naturally did not
wish to make his administration
responsible for so important a step
without inquiry. The Treaty must
of course be withdrawn, if a Com
mission was to be sent down. The
Commission named are good men
in whom we can place confidence.
In respond to an inquiry Mr..
Marsden said that the Commission
has not been officially appointed
but there was no doubt that they
would be Congressman Blount of
Georgia, Gen. Schofield and Admi-
raj Brown. Others had been NAM
ed, but he had talked with news
paper men, in particular with a.
representative of the Chicago
Tribune at the last moment,
and it was their opinion that the
three named were the men. The
Rush is ready for sea, and it is the
general opinion that she will bring
the Commission down. She is a
boat of about the size of the Clau-
dine and would come down in
about nine days. Mr.. Marsden
thinks that she will be here in
eight or ten days, and that the
rest of the Hawaiian Commission
will be on board of her.
" What was the cause of the
delay, Mr.. Marsden?"
"Well," replied Mr. Marsden, cit
was due first to the tremendous
rush of business in the Senate. If
it could have been brought to a
vote, it would have passed the
Senate by big majority. Then
the Democrats wanted the glory of
it themselves,-the is no doubt
of that"
Mr.. Marsden considers the Com
mission a safe one. Blount who is
named as the Chairman is believed
to be a strong annexationist.
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Official DISPATCHES.

The followings is the .gist Of the
dispatches received by the Governs
ment: President Cleveland is
favorable to the principle Of annex
alton.
Secretary of State Gresham is
earnestly in favor Of annexation,
and the prompt ratification Of the
treaty.
The commission are gaining
ground with senators.
Among the objections raised was
that too liberal provision is pro-
posed for Tiliuokalani.
Kaiulani and T. II. Davies ar
rived in Washington March 8th.
One of the Commissioners writes
that r. II. Davies is the only for
eign power who refuses to acknowl-
edge the Provisional Government
Tramway Paine might be added as
another.
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EsvoYs FOR HAWAII.

CHICAGO, March 13.-The Herald
prints the following from Washing
ton: President Cleveland mas fully
decided to send a commission to Ha-
wall to investigate the recent revolu-
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and wants annexation, but, as the
Queens attorney, he proposes TO
get what he can. Failing her res
toration, he hopes to get for her the
total income Of the Crown Lands
for the term Of her natural life.
This means no doubt a big com
mission for Paul, say six or seven
thousand dollars year, in addition
TO his big fee, aud SO he may be
trusted to work hard. Whatever
happens, says the Commissioner,
there is no danger that the Queen
or kaiulani will ever be restored
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AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Co.
Onomea Sugar Co.
HonomH Sugar Go.
Wailuku Sugar Go.
Waihee Sugar Go.
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Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets.
Chas. Brewer d Co.'s Line of Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters.
Agents Philadelphia Board of Undarwri.
tiers.
LIST OF 0TFTCZRs
Hon j. o. Carter, president d Manager
George IL. Robertson Treasurer
L. I. Bishop Secretary
Col. ". f. Allen Auditor
Hon. G. e. Bishop
a. Waterhouse ESQ Directors.
s. c. Allen ESQ.
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General SchofeId, Congress-
man BIounf and admiral
Brown TO arrange
Things
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Georgia, chairman OF q commission to
visit Hawaii to investigate and report
upon the condition of affairs ut present
existing there, and the part borne in
the recent revolution there by repre-
sentatiyes of the United States. 1t is
believed that Admiral Brown and
either General SchofieId or Captain
Howison of the Navy will be BIount's
colleagues on the Commission.
Ellis II. Mills, clerk in the State
Department, and ct one time private
secretary to ex-Secretary Bayard, has
been detailed to act as secretary to the
Commission. Chairman Blount, ae-
companied by Mrs. Blount and Secre-
tary Mills, left here last night on the
$40 express for San Francisco via
Chicago. They will reach the Coast
in six days
1t is thought that arrangements
have been made to have the Pacific
Mail steamship Rio de Janeiro, which
will leave for China March sd, call at
Honolulu. In this way the Commits
sion can reach the islands q week
earlier than if Obliged to wait for the
next Hawaiian steamer, which will
not sail until March 30th. It is ex-
peeted that chairman BIount will be
joined in San Francisco soon after his
arrival there by his colleagues. This
appointment Of chairman BlOunt was
! made at yesterdays meeting of the
Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-Cleve-
. lands first executive communication
to the Senate came this afternoon,
and proved a surprise not only to the
Republicans, but many Democrats.
In his communication Cleveland
Withdrew the treaty with Hawaii
sent to the Senate q few weeks ago by
Mr. Harrison. The message was
short, simply requesting the Senate
to transmit to the executive the pro-
posed treaty with Hawaii. The mes
sage was received without comment
on the floor Of the Senate.
It's understood the reason for the
withrawal Of this treaty is that the
President is opposed to it in its pres
ent form. Whether or not ne will
favor the making Of another treaty,
and whether it will be an annexation
treaty or not, cannot be said on auth
ority at this time but a gentleman
| who has talked with the President on
/ the subject said this afternoon that
another treaty would be made. It is
I intimated the President viii suggest,
either by message or personally, to
Senator'S that committee be ap-
pointed 10 visit the Hawaiian Islands
this year, during the interval between
the adjournment Of the special session
Of the Senate and the reconvenine OF
the next session Of Congress. Cleve-
land, heretofore, has been quite soli-
citous on this point, and made in
nufries as to whether or not a resolu-
/ ton providing for such a commission
had gone through. He had been, ap-
parently, under the impression that
it had been adopted. lie learned il
had not been, but that the Senate had
authority alone to provide for such q
commission, probably to consist Of
Senators, and that the eontin-
gent fund Of the Senate could
be drawn on for the purpose.
EsvOYs FOR HAWAII.
CHICAGO, March 13.-The Herald
prints the following from Washing
ton: President Cleveland mas fully
decided to send a commission to Ha-
wall to investigate the recent revoiu.
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The steamer Australia arrived
Wednesday shortly after 8 o'clock
from San Francisco with news that
vas considered very encouraging
even by people who are accus-
toned to see everything through
blue glasses.
The Oceanic dock, it is safe to
say, has never held such a crowd of
eager people as It did that morn
ing. Everybody and his wife was
there, and when the news reached
them there was sigh Of relief
from the lips of nearly all present.
The mention Of the names of
Congressman Blount, Admiral
Brown and General Schofeld as
the ones who will compose
the Commission which viii visit
these islands was very salts
factory to every good annexa-
ZIONIST in this city. They are ex-
pected to arrive here within the
next two weeks. If they do not
come on the through steamer they
viii voyage down 10 one Of the
United States naval vessels now at
Mare Island.
The news is cheering, and the
general verdict among the friends
Of the Government is eve are more
than satisfied
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Interviews witI, Commissioner sIsrsder,
and Editor Bush.
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From one of the commissioners.

4 private telegram from one Of
the Commissioners remaining in
Washington says All we'll.
Cleveland's Commissioners will
visit Hawaii. Annexation delayed.
Rio Janeiro may touch March So
A private letter from the same
source gives some information as to
the proceedings Of Mr. Neumann.
He is lobbying vigorously, but it is
predicted that he viii over-reach
himself. He says that he expects
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Owing to n big demand for the
" Brief History Of the Hawaiian
Revolution" the Gazette Company
has printed a second edition. II
contains everything up to date re-
garding the overthrow Of the
monarchy, including the raising
Of the stars and stripes on the
Government building It can be
had of this office or at the news.
dealers. Send copy to your
friends abroad
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President 'ieyeland Acts
Fayorab)y..
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The Deposed oueen Talks.

The San Francisco Examiner, Of
the 9th inst, contains a statement
from the ex-Qneen. She explains
how she was forced by her people
to give them constitution. OF
course she assails Minister Stevens.
1t contains nothing new to resi-
dents Of the city.
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ton and TO report before the meeting
of the next Congress. The commission
will be composed of General Schofield
of the army, Admiral Brown of the
navy and probably Don N. Dickinson
of Michigan.
The President will probably an
nounce to the Senate on Wednesday
his intention of sending this COM
mission to Hawaii, but as he now
views the matter no action on the
part of the Senate will be necessary.
The commission will be Presidential
board of inquiry, the expenses of the
army and navy members thereof
being borne as those of officers de-
tailed to special duty and the expenses
of the civilian members being borne
out of the secret fund Of the State
Department.
President Cleveland believes that a
commission such as that named will
not only be able TO arrive at the true
inwardness of the revolution in Fla
wall, but that it's reports will COM
mand the confidence of the people and
of Congress.
1t is expected that this commission
will sail from San Francisco in about
two weeks, and of course, there is un-
usual pressure for appointment as as
,istants to the board. The commits
sion will take with it an executive
of1icer-probabIy paymaster Of the
army or navy-and one or two secre-
taries and stenographers.
BLOUNT WILL PRESIDE.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-The call
ers at the White House to-day were
not so numerous as on previous days,
and those who came we're given very
brief audiences, as it was necessary to
! cut short the reception on account of
| the session of the Cabinet. Repre-
sentative Springer Of Illinois presented
the name Of Edgar Morrison of Nor
risonville, a cousin of William r.
/ Morrison, with an application for ap.
pointment as Consul to Kanagawa,
Japan
With Secretary Gresham came
( Congressman Blount Of Georgia, who
was chairman Of the House Committee
on Foreign Affairs in the last Con
/ gress. Mr.. Blount was summoned tc
Washington by telegraph and arrived
| this morning He was shown into the
I private secretary's room, while Score
tary Gresham joined his colleagues
who came with the President. In a
little while Blount was sent for and
/ proceeded to the Cabinet room, where
/ he remained for some time.
/ It is said that he viii be the head Of
the commission which is to be Sent
Immediately to Hawaii, and that hi:
I presence in Washington is for the
/ purpose Of receiving instructions. n
is rumored that when Blount return:
hewill be designated to perform certain
duties under the direction Of the Sec
rotary Of state. His position VIII b
a permanent one during the admins
tFation.
MRS. BLOUNT Will co TOO.
I NASHVILLE (Tenn.,), March H.
/ An Atlanta special to the American
says the story from Macon that Con
/ gresham BIount has been appointed
chairman Of the special commission
to Hawaii to Investigate the situation
there seems to be straight Mrs
BIount will reach Washington to
| morrow, and in the afternoon vii
leave with her husband for the Paci
fic slope. This story comes from tn
I fo-,f5,-
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THE VERY LATEST.

NV YORK. March IA special
20 the World from Washington says:
resident Cleveland has appointed
Congressman James n Blount, Of
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
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gentetn angenpntnlen miro, etn Beriu6 IN
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benSmttteln unb Gleibun9sitIden; es 1T
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allf bic Sago 81 begeben, unb 1e macben
bon bielem Geebte arsgiebtgen @ebraub.
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nur cine Sol9erAng bes seiWnben Mens
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
Serr Groner 4t,tS fetne o1rfetse.

seGbft Sic Stem gOrter Staatsseitung,
tpelbe nocb fIrSIib BEN 8rGlibenten tpegen
bes @ebabrenS ieines SlneD in Ser @elte
ausitenun9sfrage in SbuB nabu1, 9iebt ieBt
gu, baB bic @ntiheibun9 bes 2tppeabofes
in Chicago vetne gepaltise Obrfetge fir bte
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vtief" tpirb es ieBt BON ibr v~bebauert, "
baB Gleoelan6 etnen Weniben tpie SlneD
au ieinenl @eneralantpolt gemabt bat.
BUR @nti6ulbtsIng GleoeIanb's fIbrt
bic Stem Oorferin at, baB er vfetn
eminenter Suriit" lei un6 it6 6esbaIb auf
ieinen @eneralantpalt b~erlaiien babe, OBJ
gIetb er bon bteiem 10 libel beratben tperbe.
Nber veminente Surtiten" batten ia, ioz
6at6 oie Wfuder bonn 8rGiibenten Elm Snz
functions : 9erfabren p%erlan9ten, auf's
i9lasenbite bic iuriitil6e 8ertperflt6feit
zines ioI9en gerlanaens na6getpteien.
6dtte 6err @rober btes iberlcgt unb bate
ct auglei9 ebrIt9 an ietne por Der Wabl
gemadbten freiitnnigen 8eripre6un9en 9es
babt, alto ietnem SlneD es ernitIt3 unterz
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Ieiiten, 70 tpGre tbm feline nun iel6it Don
ietnen fta~nbbafteiten Sreutben etngeitans
bene i6tpere 8lama9e eripart geblteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
WetGSta9 4tatS Gom9reB+

@[Ip ibon auf 6en oterten SuIt bat Ser
&aiIer ben ne1en beuti6en 9tetcbStag elm
b~erufen, ob9leicb bis babin bic @abLen
fa1tm erit p%onitGnbtg fem tper6en.
ga eeDt'S fbneler ais BET unS IN ben
8~ereintgten Staaten, mo Der nele @on>
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orbent1t6e Sibung einberufen wtr6, eft
3uiammentrttt, na5bem oret3ebn Wtonate
1eit oer @%ripGDlung Der m:eiiten Wtttglieber
ietnes Saupt5tpetges, beS natlonalen Nbge=
orbnetenbauies, perfloiien unb ntbt wenige
Mttglieber io9ar no9 bGIOer getpG6lt itnb.
Na4 bolbamtlt6en Nnbeutungen be-
ab1tbttgt 8rGlibent Glepelanb ben err
tpd6nten i3piiben3eitraum besiiglt3 bes
reuen ober breiunbfiinf3igitcn Gon9re1ies
bon brei3ebn Wonaten aut 3ebn gu bere
~rtnsern, aliO ben @pngreB gu elmer anBerz
orbentLt9en StBung I'M September elnz
3uberufen.
Q(6er tparum ntbt bor6er? Warum
ntbt sleicbfaas fir ben Suit? Die
@a16ingtoner Site lit feline 9lusrebe.
9enn Der Gon9reB bebnt ia lGngit ale
3tpei Sabre feline ylange Sibun9" bis nett
in ben Suli unb iiber BEN Suli aus. l1nb
8rGitbent Qtncoln lieB am nterten Sult
1861 cine auBerorbentLtehe @ongreBitbun9
beginner. 9as mar ~alerbtngS tpegen oes
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tpirren bebirfen enblt@ ebenfaas elmer
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minbeitens 10 brin9enb tpte bic 6rage bon
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iein.
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6enS unb OsS 8eitens nimmt ber SiLberz
fanatismus mebr unO mebr ab. l1nb bic
republtfantibe Wtnberbett beS neuen @Onz
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republtfanii3en 8reiie icblieBen oarf, nit
etl1l9en Qusnabmen Der unbebingten Mufe
bebung oes Sbermanr@ elebes genetgt.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
@MteS 1tuS 8S1eS.

0ie @elebgebung lit enbLi3 na3 Sauie
ge9an9en un6 bat fit tire ii3 iiber flint
unb. etnen balben' Monat e%ritredenbe
Sibung wentg auf5uweiien, mas Sob bers
auSforoert.
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bringen, bic Qb19affun9 beS @6marbsz
@eiebeS unb bte Nnnabme zines neuen
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un6 alS W}uieum gu erbalten, un6 an bic
9tncolnzB arf>8erpaltung, ben 8art 5u
bergr0Bern; Ste 8etletbung Ser N6paiierz
8eb0r0e nit g olt3etgewalt; Die 8erpli97
tun9 aGer Dffentli9en S6abmeiiter, iber
ale bon i6nen auf 0fentlt6e 0eLber be5oz
genen 3inien &e3eni6aft ab3ule9en unb
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ob3uLtefern; baS 8erbot, Sret6eitsltrafen
tpe9en Nt6t5ablung elmer 9elbitrafe ober
elmer @recutton auf3uerlegen, eS lei benin
ser Wabripru9 iet bon elmer SurD gefGQt
ODER auf etne iol6e ausbritGli6 8er3t3t
geletitet; bic @%rbObung Der @ert6tSgebibz
rem BET 2lnbGngtgna6ung bon Brocelien;
ste 8erbeHerung oes 8erfa6re1tS ber Sc
19uorenenz 3te6ung 6telelbe bat in @egen>
mart 6es&t9ters, S6ertffs II. County GlerfS
bon elmer 9erlon nit b%erbun6enen Qu9en gu
gei1eben) bte Nnorbnung, baB StGbte bon
mebr ais 10000 Gtnnobner bic 8eiprenz
gu1tg Ser StraBen felbit NIT StIfe elmer
Spectal1teuer bprnebn1en Ipuen bic before
8eaufitcbtigung bon 8auz unb Spar>8er>
einen; ferner etntge @eiebe CUR Gerbinbez
rung bon ySruits" unb gut Gegelung beS
neutrality-suspicious. unb Der 8eiteues
rung berielben; Die iogenannte NnttzPtnz
ferton@8ta unb niellei3t au3 bas S6pibz
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Wert6 ii6 aber erit erproben muB. 9te
Nnnabme Ser 8prlagen fir bic gtruetntbei>
lung 6es Staates in @ongreB> unb @eieBz
gebungsbesirte, Sic cine i6lehte mar, err
folgte b~etanntli6 nur nit @3 nnb &ra3.
9as 801e, mas bte @eIebsebung getban
Fat, lit nt9t ippobl in Der Nnnabme
l6[e6ter, ais in ber Ni6tannabme gutter
@eiebe 3u iu6en. Sbre bauptiabltbiten
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bes 8elbluiies, etne Derfafiung9ebenoe
8er1amnlun9 st b%erufen, uno bic gt6tz
annabme Der Nobe> unb Set SorrenSbtQ,
ferner Ser itdbtii9en eleftrtiden 8iu
iotpie beri9ie6ener anberer 8~orlagen, tpte
3. 9. Sic fit 8erbe1ierun9 unleres BOItseiz
gertbtstpeienS, tpelobe BON Gbtca9o brtnz
genb geforbert nurben. Son elmer @eieBz
%gebun9, in melder Elm in ietnen Mtttteln 10
gGrtSlt3 getpiiienLoler Mteni9, tpte ber
Spreber Gratis, Der 6errl9enbe @eiit tpar,
lieB iicb treili6 AUDI feline Dem l1ebernutb
Ser Gorporationen Dber BET 9abgter BON
Boliseiricbtern unb GonftabIern iteuernbe
@eieb9ebun9 ertparten.
Gs lit baS einitimmi9e ltrtbetl, baB es
cine i6le6tere, %offener auf @rpreliung aus
9ebenbe @eiebgebung in Suinois no3 nibt
gegehen bat. Sour baS cine Sob bari ibr
nic6t norentbalten tperben, baB ite in bet
Sbulfrage tbr @ort gebalten bat. 11nO
bas lit immerbin etpasl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26

iper6en gum 8eten Der Dffentli6en S9ulen
Der Stabt, bas vSotpn", bes 0orfeS, ooer
6es 8eatrfs, no Das &tn6 mobnt.
s 5. Sebe 8er1on, tpelcbe 6te Nuffi9t
iiber Elm &in6 bat unb ipelcbe in Der Nb1tcDt
oie 8eltimmungen bteies 8eiebes 81 UNI
geben, cine abiic6tli6e fali6eN n9abe mac9t
bctreffS bes NlterS eineS iol6en &tnoes
o6er in 8etreff Ser 3eit, pel6e Elm ioldes
&tn6 in ser Sbule perbra9t bat, iou tlr
Elm folhe8 8ergeben I'M pentgitenS bret
Dollars un6 b6cbitenS 5tDan5tg Dollars
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