Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-31


Ia between the United States govern
ineut anu the govern uent uf Great
Britain. ! think th- UuitpI States
should annex the StudwIcn group.
Personally iavot the ptotec,prate.
Hooker 81 Mississippi, also member
81 the committee, expressed himself n
Rb,Uluiely opposed % any other gov.
ornament thtn tho Uniici States tux.
ing possession VI the Hawaiian ISLANDS. |
THE Bh1nII COVERS MENr
has instructed SCI ,l.au pauuceiotc,
IT. minister hese, 10 protest against the |
action ~ the United States officials |
and tie iJrCvs g. Hawaii. The project,
II II undefetoO1, viii be lodged with
Secretary II state Foster tomorrow.
10 what extent the protest goes cannot
be slated now.
LONDON, Jan. 80. 49, Tho charge
d'ailnifes at the. Hawaiian legation
received oillclal ncws today continuing
the report of the revolution. An
Hawaiian representative visited LORD
Rosebeffy nj the foreign office aud
discussed tbs situation with him.
The Associated Press correspond.
ent IL reliably Informed that
Lord soscbefry intimatrd that Great
Britain was not likely to inter.
vene ut present. Lord Rosobery also
h,ntod that England, France aud
Germany would not bo likely TO con.
sent to the annexation Of the Hawaiian
Islands by the United States.
The helruss Of the Hawaiian throne
also received a Dispatch from her aunt,
the queen, containinga record OF re-
cent events.
snIp ORDERED 10 HONOLULU.
VALLEJO, Cal, Jan. 31.--The United
States steamer Adams, now at Mare
Island navy yard, today received
orders 10 sail for Honolulu, aud Will go
"Wednesday. The orders nre to divide
the crew Of the Monterey between the
Adams aud the Ranger, 10 give them
full complement. Tho Ranger will
PROBABLY got away In a few days.
Az APPEAL 10 ENGLAND.
SAN FRAScisoo, Jan. So.-It is
stated that the deposed Hawaiian
queen has sont cable Rdvlces 10 tho
British government by way Of New
Zealand concerning tue situation at
Honolulu. These adyicrs were sent
on Monday evening, January 10th,
shortly before the revolution by the
steamer Alameda, for New south
Walos. Tho Alameda will bo due ut
Auckland today OF tomorrow and from
thore dispatches could DO cabled TO
| England.
Knowing this the provisional gov
eminent desiring that the acts OF the
revolution should be known In the
United States before the story sent 10
England by the queens cabinet could
reach that country, this steamer Clau.
dine was accordingly chartered aud
the commission hurried ~ Washing
ton.
URGING ANNEXATION.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 80.-ln the rs.
scmbiy n joint resolution requesting
the California delegation to Congress
to use all honorable means 10 secure
annexation OF the Hawaiian islands
was referred 10 committee with IN
rtructions TO report tomorrow.
sPRIN0FIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 30.-The
| Hawaiian matter was brought up In
| the lower house OF the Illinois le.isla.
ture this evening by n ONT resolution
| introduced by Mr.. MoCutIy, OF Cook,
ms "a personal friend OF Hawaiian Com.
missioners rhurston anu Carter,urging
tue Illinois representatives In Congress
TO use their Influence TO secure Amer.
| lean supremacy In tho Hawaiian is
lands on terms calculated TO promote
permanent peace aud prosperity IN
| these islands. After n brief discussion
| II was laid over until tomorrow when
there Will bo u foil attendance OF the
members.
TIIE REVOLUTION EXPECTED.
THoRoLD, Ont. Jan. 3O.- Colonel
| Nolney V. Ashford, cOmmander.iu.
| chief " the Hawaiian forces under
Kalakakua. is here visiting. he said
today; "rhe revolution In Hawaii
was expected, but II seems the queen
has forced the hands Of her opponents
and Obliged them TO declare their oppo.
si,ion rather sooner than expected"
Colonel Ashford Is OF the opinion that
annexation to tho United States would
be advautageou' to the Islands In view
OF their present commercial relations
with the republic.
THE VIEW OF GERMANY.
BERLIN, Jan. SO.-possichs Zeitun0,
| Radical, says OF the revolution IN
HAWAII! "rhe restoration Of the queen
certainly would DO preferable 10 a
tripaIte control OF the country. Our
experience with Samoa by no means
recommends the repetition OF such an
experiment. Germany has no reason
| 10 NEEDLE further with the south sea
affairs. America and Great Britain
might better be left by us TO settle their
relations MS they think proper.
The Berlin press Ia practically one In
the opinion that the Hawaiian revolu-
ton concerns England and America
alone.
ESGLASD's INCONSISTENCY.
PARIS, Jan. 8O.-The Paris dailies
taunt England with inconsistency bs'
cause she objects to American aggres-
sion In Hawaii while she herself
excludes other powers from Egypt.
Modtsur UHiuersdlo says that the
great American people are not OF the
sort 10 be intimidated by British
bluster.
A BRITISH CONSUL SPEAKS.
LONDON, Jan. 31.-Mr. Davies,
formerly British consul ~ Honolulu, In
n letter 10 the Times, assures all having
property In Hawaii that 3. Is. Dole is
gentleman OF refinement, culture anu
| unimpcachaDle honesty and that Ills
present position Is guarantee OF the
gravity VI the crisis anu integrity with
which It will be met.
snow on the Coast
TACOMA, Wash, JPu, 31.-FOurteen
| inches of snow have fallen within the