Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-29

san FRANc1sCO, Gala, January 2S.-Ihe
Hawaiian steamer Claudine arrived az t9ls
port al O'Clock this morning Win IN She
news Of revolution in Honolulu. 1ue
revolutionists have succeeded In overthrow
ing the Government of Hawaii, ana nIleu
States troops have been landed.
A provisional Government has oeen eS-
tabhshed. and q commission, headed Oy
Mr.. Thurston, came in on the Claudlne en-
route to Washington with petuOn 70 Ine
American Government 70 annex Tue
Hawaiian Islands 70 the United states.
Queen LiliuOkalani mas been depose0
from power, the monarchy aoroSaleO,
Government buildings seized, and a new
provisional ministry, composed OF IOuL
members, is sustained by the oayonels ol
6olunteers. The Queen attempted, on
Saturday, January -, 10 promuigate
new constitution, depuving foreigners OF
the right of franchise and aorOgauug Tue
existing House Of MOBILES, at the same
time giving her the power OF appointing
new House. This was resisted Oy tue 1Of-
eign element Of the community, VINO az
once appointed a Committee OF SAFETY OF
thirteen members VINO called q mass meet
ing. e.,..
a mass meeting was held in front Of the
palace. between 200 and !, 800 people being
present The meeting unanimously ADOPT
ed resolutions COndemnlng the action OF
the Queen, and authorizing the committee
70 take into further consideration Whatever
was necessary 70 protect public SaleIy. Oh
Monday the COmmitte OF Pubic SAFETY
issued a proclamation 70 the Hawaiian peO-
pie. recOunting the history Of the Islands
and calling attention 70 tine misrule OF the
native line Of mOnarchs. The manifesto
continues:
s1UDou the accession Of Her Majesty
Liliuokalani for brief period the nope
prevailed that a new policy woul1 Oe
adopted. This hope was soon blasted oy
her Immediately entering lntOa conulct
with the existing Cabinet, Wno hel1 once
with approval of a large majority OF the
Legislature, resulting in the triumph OF
TIE Queen and the removal Of the Cabinet
TIE appointment Of new Cabinet suoSer-
v8nt TO her wishes, and their continuance
in ONCE until a recent date, gave no oppOr-
tunitv for further indication OF the policy
which would be pursued by Her Majesty
until the opening Of the legislature 10 May
OF 1892. The recent session has SHOWN
stubborn determination on the part OF Her
Majesty 20 follow the tactics OF her late
= /prOsAer. sud 10 all possible ways 70 secure
| the extension of the royal prerogatlyes and
the abriagment of q popular rights. Five
uprisings Of conspiracles against the Gov
ernment have occurred within 1ve years
and seven months.
at is firmly believed that the eliminating
revolutionary attempts OF last Saturday
will, unless radical measures are taken,
wreck our already damaged credit aoros0.
ab6 Drecipitate TO final ruin our already
over-strained financial condition. Guar
Rntee OF protection to life, liberty and
propertv will steadily decrease, and the
nolitical situation is rapidly growing
worse. In this belief, and also IN the nrm
belief that the action hereby taken is and
will be for the best personal, political and
property interests or every citizen OF the
aud, we, citizens and residents OF the
Hawaiian Islands, organized and acting
Ior public safety and common good, hereby
proclaim as follows:
s.The Hawaiian rnonarchial system Of
government is hereby aOrOgated. Provis-
loual government, for the control and man
Syement Of public affairs and the prOtec-
non Of public peace, is hereby established,
20 exist until terms OF union with the
limited States of America have been ne
ROTATED and agreed upon. Such pro
Tisional government shall consist OF an
Executive Council Of four members, who
are hereby declared 70 be =. =. Cole, j. A.
King. p. g. Jones and W. ID. Smith, who
shall administer the government OF the
islands, the first named acting as president
and chairman Of such council, and admin
istering the Department Of Foreign AT
fairs, and the others severally administer
ing the Department Of Interior, Finance,
and ATTORNEY General, respectively, in the
order in which enumerated, according 10
the existing Hawaiian law as far
4 as NAV be consistent Withthis proclamation
and also OF an advisory council which shall
consist OF fourteen members who are here
bv 5. ID. Damon. A. Brown, i. A. Thurs
ton. ]. w. Morgan, j. +. Muth, H. Water
house, J. A McCandless, u. ID. Teney, K.
w. McChesney, +. Wilhelm, w. II. Castle.
w. G. Ashley, w. G. Wilder and g. Bolte.
such advisory counsel shall have general
legislative authority Such executive and
advisory council shall, acting Jointly, have
power to remove any member Of either
council and 70 III such or any
other vacancy. All officers under
the existing government are
hereby requested 70 continue TO exercise
their functions aud perform the duties Of
Atheir respective offices except the follow
Sng named persons: Queen LiliuOkalini,
Charles b. Wilson, Marshal: Samuel Par
ker. Minister Of Foreign Affairs; w H.
Cornwel, Minister Of Finance; John +.
Colburn, Minister Of the Interior; Arthur
p Peterson, Attorney General. who are
hereby removed from Office. All Hawaiian
laws and constitutional principles not in
consistent herewith shall continue in force
until further order Of the Executive and
Advisory Councils
TSignedl Henry ). Cooper, j. A. Nc
Candless, Andrew Brown, Theodore K.
Lansing, John Emmitmuth, G. Bolte,
Edward Suhra, Henry WaterhOuse, +.
&. Wilder. w. +. McChester, VIM. +.
Smith,
,The Provisional Government and the
Labinel went 20 the palace and submitted
p Seir plan 10 the Queen. She refused at
irst 10 yield, but finally retired 70 her
ountry residence, her troops surrendered,
md the government was in the hands Of
be foreigners.
About 5 O'clockOn the afternoon Of Janu.
nv 10, the United States war vessel landed
force Of 800 meR, fully armed, who
marched TO the Office Of the Consul General
f the United States. The marines were
ent to the American Legation, while the
ailors marched out along Merchant street
With two Gatling guns and camped FOR
lime on private grounds. Meantime the
Committee Of Public Safety perfected the
necessary arrangements for the protection
Of the Provisional Government
The only blOodshed in connection with
bthe revolution was when an attempt was
made By three native policemen 70 arrest
| the progress Of q wagon which was driven
No North street by Mr.. Bremen and Mr..
Good. Those ia charge Of the wagon resist
"a and one of the officers making motion
and nred. Dut did not inhict a dangerous
Ths following account Of the trouble is
from the RaCaffan 6Qseiie, Tuesday, jan
Vs. sssstordsy afternooo January 18th, be-
tween and 2 o'clock 9ho community was