The morning call., 1893-05-04
.BLOUNT AT WORK


:: &c Continued From FIRST rage.
>: had delightful time down in the beautiful
=. Islands OF Hawaii, and but for the tact that
have to keep. in certain degree, TO schea-
, = ..iles1Ime should have preferred TO remain
iere much longer.
..Tie trim has done me lot Of good, and
s: u faeIdnite another individual. lspent the
-: gfieaier part of the time at Honolulu, but
found an. opportunity TO visit the Island of
=z.;y-fiawsft and the volcano and to see little
~ ::6fall the best they have to show What
= :::.pprfeet paradise it is down there! The
-: Climate is faultless except perhaps the heat
-: in Honolulu is little too much, but.ene can
always change ones temperature. 1t is
=: Sincerely matter OF altitude.
-: - fter- a life OF hard work and mental
~';sffain, which is the lot Of the average
- American, cannot imagine more perfect
:+::#%place' TO end ones days IN peaeeand conf
.;.:I0ft. = r.
~: =. .cRhe natives like very much. They are
-. so simple, and really arc little more than:
=. ':cro{yn childTens 1 noticed that the better
- class of,people there always fall into a
softer. and kinder tone when speaking of
=: *the natives. and seem to be willing 10 make
-..::eyery alb vance for them and their childish
~: .'Thore will never be a serious or san
-: e3liiiary revolution in Hawaii SO long as the
:: Kana;fas are expected to form an clement
: ,:.*iif It. -Nominally the Provisional Govern
-; JUent and tho Hawailans are the opposing
forces and ready to hy at each others
-ilroats. but in reality il is nothing OF the
= sort. Ii YOU were 10 arm an equal number
:..at HdMaiians and put them on Footing to.
-; isid tlLeir own by force there would stiil be
: LsO fighting,
p ...''fbey know very we'll that the men now
holding The arms are in earnest-deadfy
=: ::.eaEnest-and will shoot on the slightest
..prOyjcatieu. The other side know, on the
'-otlfr jand, that the Kanakas have NOT the
NECESSARY determination 10 act even if they
;;gy e re .arnel.
SO. a.:E0 me. accustomed to view things with
=. .e5e tothe theatrical possibilities, the
: :-zsiehqie thing of this so-cafIed revolution.
'@'s::-luQES Just Ike one OF those topSy-turvy
- :G6 Hfb0Tati0ns of Gilbert and Sullivan, in
!. :: jN4Iicf no une is supposed to be serious.
-. lsp0k at:tho ineCngrmities of the Stua-
. 4: :ri.as one sees II every day. The principal.
3, ztlgh tnSre provides instances. AppropGi-
:. ;..telEnAmed the Pacific, its members do not
gNsp. AiOw.the fate of nation to cause a
-. y C} &$leTl q the pacific relation existing be-
-::>tH{s..n them as clHb members.
= .=.FE..4re you may see MIR. CIegiorn the
=. Either q tile -hereSs-apparent whp at least
=: lie ;Iy6ud suppose to be bitter against the
~ -; foes The monarchy, chatting affably with
..!9fes}6nt Dole. head of the revoiuliOnists
er5nl Parker aud wilson, the principal Min.
.lSreFs 0f.tlie dep1Sed Queen, are hail fei-
I'll ~. we IT met with those who should be
]'tLeC afJteTest enemies, If they were only In
When Paul Neumann got back from"
-W4ssHqgtoni where he went to fight the
Qnees'S cause ana throw diScredit upon the
-.rliief, side, he was met by Chief Justice
.5ddq. BOW, of course, holding his position
5.u&dsT the Provisional Government | was
:saarfing bythem when Neumann stepped
ash ore. There were two of the highest rep
.Eesentltives Of entirely opposite sides stroll
.lHg-6it together. with their arms Affection
=. &te!y linked and friendship beamiug on
1kiT faces. They thought more of their
o3e-tluje: association than of the mighty
:. question of y hich each represented an OPP
-.@a0s site side.
Il iiaYe no1 begun to plan another.play
lust yet exactly, although, of course, / am
Arrays e..iectng material. Il is possible
:ti;atI iHay introduce Hawaii into the next,
as :ft aiisTds an excellent opportunity.and is
j. yirg{Q gr0ahd for the playwright. - -;
*l:shail stay few weeks in California and
-ahe1 go To Alaska for time, and upon
rfacAlQg here again intend to go hUmewatd
by +Ea northern route"
lie Returns From Honolulu on Pri-
=: 81. vate Business. .-..
.::.Paul Neumaan arrived from Honolulu by
THE AusLrdFa yesterday. He only left here
..:61ew: u eeks ago: by the Alameda, and his
@sauqen return was at first thought to have
SOME Eol tical~ Significance. 1t has not,
however, for on this occasion he does not
travel as tile envoy OF eX-Queen Liliuc-
.;kaan.. bat. merely as priyale individual
attending Strictly to his own business.
Heappears-to be rather aTerse to saying
anything Of decided nature as to what he
thinks of the present political outlook in
Haw4ii, andsisyery guarded in his CONVEX
,sstOa.on the'subject when approached.
..- ,1nthe course Of n chat with representa-
tive OF THH- CALI. at the Palace Hotel
..y:ester1ayi Mr.. Neumann said: THE whole
atrair is'at complete standstill a, present
ah.!atiS dificult, n fact Impossible, TO PR
dIcttEe outcome.
7 The popular opinion certainly is now
trendfng agalnstannexatioD, although even
some ol-rHe Queen most ardent adhe-eu IS
asallf that it.ls extremely probable.
:":.Ns men: Commissioner BlQunt has finished
bis:1gestig CATION Tho thing will begin to get
mrGfe exciting aid the Interest which is now
Tagging Tor lack. OF incident will receive
-ireel iIapetas,, and developments from
N:a<!l1ng ten. will be anXiously awaited.
*'.1:nele ale two questions 10 b. decided
Auutxitgn or non-annexation to the United
States is:the first. Then if that is decided
in lBe.nesatfYe comes the second query
mgnaTchy or Iepublie?
This second question is likely to br ing
about: ,frQable fit is ever mooted. With
no. foreign power standing in with The
reF:luiioflsts the natives are likely 20 take
a hand.Un behalf OF their queen. and it is
certain that they will follow her orders
wllaleYeT they may: be, and. popular opin on
NO tA@tandfng-. the kanakas viii fghtif
..'tlf:.tGe- :U1fted States decides no. TO
anqeN.. alter their. show. of force being
1a@ln!5:res p0nslUle for successful reYolu-
rUN{ ley. should surely endeayor u. undo
- thu work thsy helped to. do and not allow
one SIDE to profit by their Minister'S Ill
advised Iiarfisansnip. ::
.:It., Is: a. matter of comm on talk. in the
-js.tFnas-. that both Minister Stevens aud
2: Gapialn Wy iltse were eagerly waiting for
.,s9lae ihiBg of: the. sort 10 happen and~had
.:egeTy mi, arranged for assisting TO over
- lw.. the. MONARCHY and help 70 bring
=: 4liif tie aJlIiexatf5n of the :isiasgds to the
=. E.i1 ted States. =; ! -: n
- we have all great confidence in Com
<inlssi6neE BQunt and believe tha whatever
:itgstl on h. recommends will be the res u4t of
caIsfA4 ard Impartial investigation.
o.: Sly business here this time has nothing
=: so:!1,%t IN pc lRlcs, being merely a cotltner-
- sGlat and private visit. I shall stay over
= = Probably lntl the Monuwai saifs.'' =.
<: IS. a ::EAD'S .HAPLESs. DEATH
=. .!loQdng Holland Parish. of Arizona
- Shot Through the Heart . -. =: