New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11


United States men-of-war then in tie harbor u
rrotect ,he adhercnfs of the new King from at
tacks by outsiders. and it was due to tneir
ur,sonce that Kalakana was enabled 10 begin ms
reign. And nov that the forces of the same couh-
try have been invoked to end the dynasty tlus
instituted there is great howl raised aoou,
outrage and usurpaticn of authority ana tyranny
II makes a difference whose OK is sored.
Kalakaua's ancestry was not OF chara''c'
that most people would enjoy. Ills si'"'
father. said the old Hawaiian RESIDENT "''
hanged in 1912, think it was, ana WIN S''u
the execution III. old man was deSlro"S VI
getting rid of his wife. and had hired a ha'Ne
10 poison her. The crime created a great sen9',
tion in the island, and the missionaries ihsiS'e"
upon a trial in the regular form provideu ps VI,
laws Of the United States The trlal was he.u
aboard one of the United States Vesseis ''''n ia
the harlor and the husband and his agent "eio
convicted and sentenced to death Inc sentence
was executed on a gallows erected over 'he sa'e'
% Tho fort in the town / have often spoken 10
Kalal,aua about this incident III 'le ann
coreer and although it is not topi" that "oui"
strike an ordinary mar as pleasant one i'i ~"
vcrsation, yet the King never S"o"'" '
depth of feeling about IT. v.,.,.,a ord
w ,rL, .,,or.oo native looked upon Kaakaua anu
H. aistor Oueen Liliuollalani. much as the negro
anondo,ts of old families in the South pcioio
,ha r.ar locked upon what they called po WHO
I'll The,- smoke of them in terms oi soo"
,,a,u,od contempt They were rot OF tie IoS a.
iino IN fact did not have high cher pioou Ill
,,,oir veins and Willie the Iatlvcs acc'p''" '"''
.I. .ho,, did not have for them that resalt anu
osoom which they felt for the rulers oil ''c
of Kamclrameha.' 49,, ,orn-
Ui,b rogard TO the story published this ho'h-
; .. tho ofect that LiliuOhalam Is Whih's :"
Indicate and withdraw all claims upon inc p'S
mcnt of indemnity by the Ohted S''''' -
no said that while this Government /" u' ,,,,
, ;,g nsouuino charge of the islands, Will uoup'-
,.e. rro,ida for her and the young Princess Wy
orruitv or otherwise, there Will DE 10 PRIV
r,,do for indcmnifying her for any OIL 'i'o 0''''
nropcrtv Of which she may be dispo'sesseu ~ 81 -.
| rcxation The Queen had an allowance .ao ioN -
| Hawaiian Parliament of SiO,ooo OF ''V,
| ,o,r besides which she has derived ah ''
! of AZ lcast as much more from tlc cro"n ''''
! Whatever provision is made Tor hor d. oo"p0 ;.
| ,ion for the loss of her station ana revenues ~
'.;m doubtess be ON a much more modest basis
| Nv Castle one of the commissioners, HaS WI
oI;or, ,hc victim of British aggression AM OUT
,Lo Gilbert Islands at the tine of their
.ai,,ro nv Contain Davis of the Royal Navy i''s'
.,,w,ner This man, who went TO the "ilner' ISL
I. from Hawaii. was driven oil ny 'ap'i'n
Davis who gave him time to close up iiS ~,
business. thereby Compelling him 10 sacrihce ai
,hn, lao had Mr.. Castle said he had broa9h' up
rho incident in order to point noIai a.lo - no
~" ndorn tale Great Britain, he s1d, may l
attempt to get possession oil 1he ,bat rho intel
mill a publication wa, MADE 'iiaC ,., tie or to
states state had declined to annex the teTrtUry ndw %, VI
establish protectorate over IT, S,f ,i,e = onncati1n
i Vr Castle said TO act upon tlie apph;no' app; -
III l9 ihe Hawaiian Govcrnment and If nG'iGg iyet Il
dorc here continued he nay We, "c con5rol Of the
Islands Anl did You ever nnk bnd sDan %Ga entered m
'iloo M ,hn;r comnairn OF selling every aNhiIaui. III
LIAM sand in the Pacific Look back irscon 9rfE s and ' you
OF 3 1nsf sa That they began with the building & OF
the navy by The United caudon of effective,
@ tma' a na' cSmpareI with those of Eurppcan powers
"nr group is the only Important olr tbe first
o rL Commissioners this evening enJoycn ,l'c
recreation they have permitted h%TSssEI ScsEroo oS
reaching Washington; thcy ahomnsgneS aih''m at the
| comic opera, lne lsc u
| Academy of Music.