Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-02

san t'nANcisco CAL, jan 2s,-.Thc
| Hawaiian steamer tluudine arrived II
this port this morning with the news Of tt
revolution at Honolulu. The revolution
ISIS have succeeded In overthrowinp the
government Of Hawaii and the United
states troops have been landed.
4 provisional government, has been cS.
lahilshGd ana commission headed by Mr.,
/ lhnFst0n came IN Oh the Claudinr, en-
| route to Washington witli Il petition to
the American government to annex the
Hawaiian Islands to the United states.
/ WASHINGTON, Jan. 4N--Air Mott smith
! the Hawaiian minister, has received an
| official dispatch confirming the report that
| The Hawaiian government has been over
| thrown, and that commissioners from the
| new government are on their way to
Washington from San Francisco to ask
mat iaHaii be annexed to the United
| States.
SIr. Smith is now ut the state depart
meht, waiting to advise the Secretary of
state ~ the information he has received.
HE STATE nnd Navy Departments have
been officially informed OF the revolution,
wlrWCarsEp NM REVOLUTION.
| Bosr0N. MASS, Jan. 2s,--A dispatch re-
| ccrtd by AArles Brewer K COMPANY of
| This city gives the additional information
/ that the revolution III Hawaii occurred
! jLuarv llth, and was caused by M al
1 ,rmpt NJ The Queen to ahrOsatc the cOnsti.
| lutlpi and prnmulSAtG u new one. The
| people then dGthrOnpd the Queen and
| PLACED ). i. Doe at the head If provisional
| government. President Dole, the dispatch
/ states, has been recognized by all the
| powers except England.
NEws Ar rre srNrE pErARTMExr.
| WAsnl%GToN, IAN. Is Secretary Of
| state Foster received this morning adyicos
/ from tic Hawaiian Islands Ia The effect
| .llAl tie m0narrhiAl government has boon
| oNeE'hrOWn and a provisional government
| established in the interests OF the whole
! people " the i,lund The cabinet was
| voted cat January ETH and another an
pointed Oh The llth, Oh which date the
| queen prurugued the legislature and at
! '"mlLei 70 proclaim new constitution,
] al-lrauGhsng foreigners and increasing
i th@rpSIl prerugativrs.
January 18TH the citizens organized n
/ committee OF safety On the 18th; the
| provisional government was established
| and the queen dethrmed. The revolution
| vas accomplished without b00dshei.
! he new government has been promptly
| recognized BY lnUst Of the diplomatic
| representatives.. The four men WHO CON
stitntg tue head Of the present government
are Of high character, one having re-
! signed his place on the supreme court to
| a17'tiit lllh IoSlllOn. Latest aINlCeS re-
| port tile ISLANDS in state of tranquilitv,
NAslttNGfp&, Jan. 29.-fhe Hawaiian
! revolution has been an absorbing tu,tic Of
| discussion all day. Iii face of the general
| protest stated To have been sent by tile do
posed queen declaring that she yielded
| only to the superior force Of the United
states and appealing to the United States
| T. reverse It's action and reinstate her in
her authority, it was expected that the
4 Npt, i1l, 1, .
the news Of the revolution would also
urn s some dispatch from Minister John
u. stevens or CDnSnl.gcneral H. W. Sever
aucc To the state department.
y any such aiyiccs were brought they
We're apparently moi in telcgraphic form,
Or were IN such shape as not to be suitable
Tor publicity 1T the present time
Secretary Of State Foster, when seen To-
night, asserted positively that he had re.
celved no further information Il was
also expected that the commander of the
Boston would have transmitted to tho
navy department some detailed report Of
his Nirornus action III landing his marines
and practically taking control Of the reYo.
lutinn,
Both Secretary Tracy and Assistant Sec
Rotary NoleY, stated that no such report had
yet been received ut the navy department
The Inference, accordingly. is that detailed
reports from these officers are on their way
BY mail and may be expected to arrive III
Washington about the same time lis The
annexation committee on Friday next
IN ne meantime some of the members
nf the committees On foreign relations
before whom the mAtter will eventually
come, are expressing their sentiments with
remarkable freedom senator Morgan
makes no secret # his desire to aeduiesce
u the request Of the committee and annex
the islands. More significant even than
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