Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-04-29

n 50 many words, but from the ques
tons asked by him 1t is fair 10 sap
pose the thought exists in his mind
Another thing he seems to be investi
eating is the position the sugar baIons
took in the revolution He has been
been grown here and its producers
become rich by the reciprocity treaty
and poor by the Mckinley law, the
thing would have taken place.
At the meeting Of the advisory coun-
I'll Of the provisional government yes
tcrlay +. w Wundenburg was recon-
mended as collectOr-general Of customs
TO succeed Archibald l.. Cleghorn, father
Of Princess Kalullni. The minister
Of finance has the appointing, but his
refusal TO accede to the request Of the
advisory board viii be mntamount to
his resignation, so that the will Of this
body viii undoubtedly be carried out
The news Of this action caused
great stir in annexation circles, and
bers Of the Annexation club They
formulated IA protest against Wunden-
burg and declared that if his appoint
ment was insisted upon they would
break up their organization. The OBJ
iectiCn to Wundenburg is that he atfilli-
ated with the rOyalists and is a strong
breach between the provisional govern
ment and the Annexation club, and it
/ is evident they have declared war
( upon one another. Several officers Of
the provisional guard declare they will
also resign if the appointment is carried
out This little cloud coming on the
political horizon when the sky overhead
/ is overcast by Uncle Sans reicence
may cause the entire cnshrouding of
! the hopes of anneXationists, may result
| in the resignation Of the provisional
government and thus render easy Com
missioner Blount's possible action of
restoring the queen
Harold Sewell, ex-consul- general of
Samoa, is acting in IA very mysterious
manner around Honolulu George Nc
. FaHane, an ultm-royalist here, claims
that Sewell is commissioned by the
president, and that in due time the
young diplomat will step forth, present
his credentials to Col Blount, and state
what he is here for. A lot of people
believe the ex-consul is running a press
bureau in the interests of the queen
and was brought here by Paul Ncuman1
for that purpose, Commissioner Blount
says he has no idea what Sewell i,
here for.
BY the last mail cx-Qucen IIlliuokd
lmi received an autograph letter from
Queen Victoria A copy follows
, Victoria, by the grace of God queer
of Great Britain and Ireland, queer
defender of the faith and empress OF
India, TO Liliuolalani, queen Of the
Hawaiian Islands Sendeth greeting: We
have received ana referred to our ad
yisOrs your letter relating To the revolt
in your kingdom, We sincerely tlus
that yaur majesty will arrive at happy
issue out Of your present troubles. W,
take this opportunity of assuring yor
/, of our continued good viii and com
mcnding your majesty to the protection
Of the Almighty
Victoria, r.
Couutersigned. Roscberry
1t win be noticed that Liliuokalani /,
still queen in the eyes Of Victoria
ThuIston, it is now expected, vii
= remain in Washington as Hawaiian
minister to succeed Mott Smith, whom
the provisional government has aslle,
to resign, Chief Clerk Hastings, o
, the foreign office, is prominently men
toned for The consul gcneralship ~
San Francisco. The published state
ems would relinquish his position ans
return home May p is a further source
of qualification to the and-ameNation
lists. Tho name of his successor j,
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