The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-24


EEc said that RI- Ihstructions would no
Ex-cutcd, and No t.ocai Power wo.Id
he Allowed to In,crr-rr-Iic ADDED that
Americans Wcuid 1--we NctNIns ~ IL.
Er-t Over the Action Of the Waited states
Royai.ts Dnd 's'nnc Nnvm onls.rs
Chained to Have Intnrm,ticn ,h,t tho
oneen wound u Restored ~ the ai-tor
2ad-isnwniInna Get Ihcir TIr.t Intiut-
tIon OF President Cicv- lands Policy ny
Way OF Australia 4 dmirai Irwin and
SinHOnciniiy Received by Prr-Ideu, Doie.
SAN FRiNCIsCo Nov. -. Tho steamship Nls-
media arrived this mornin. from Honolulu.
She brings news that all WAS uuirt thcto and
that there hnd been no change in the political
situation. Up TO tho timo the Alameda sailed
Minister Willis had made No intimntion 10 tho
Provisional Government n to the LHture of
his instructions The correspondent OF TuE
SuN sends the following:
HONOLULU, Now Lett ia good oXanr'e
of the irony OF circumstance TINT itnwgiars
should get their first definite news Of PRECEDENT
Cleveland's proposed action 10y way Of AUS
tralia- Tho steamer Alameda came in thls
morning and she is to cave al = this afternoon.
In the New Zealand Hey'aH of Nov. 4 is this
small despatch. evidently Reuter- cable:
'wAsrrSGroN. Nov 2.-rrcstueut cleveland (. dra.t.
ing message to Congress in favor II restoring he
monarchy In Hawaii
As this is five DAYS later news than wc ra-
ceived by the steamer Mariposa Il created
great excitement here and your cores ronl-
emit made every effort 10 verify IT, Minister
Willis was first seen tut when the despatch
was shown him he would neither admit nor
deny that there was any foundation for il. lie
studied 1t n moment. and 'lcn said he didn'G
feel at liberty to make any common; on It. Ito
had his instructions from Washingto hut they
were secret. and. OF course. to pronounce on
the correctness or the error Of such dospatch
as this would at once give n clue TO what he
had been charged to preserve secret. At tho
Provisional headquarters no light could he
thrown on the despatch. but the crv OF Wolf"
has been shouted 80 often by the roynlists that
President Dole and the other leaders were iu-
clined to regard 1t as n fake OF the Same clnss
as that which was circulated soon after Dlount
returned to Washington. The royalists ap-
peared to regard the New Zealand despatch as
corroboration Of their own reports from Wash-
ington but this fresh news wouldn't make
them any more positive than they were be-
fore. They are all willing 10 Ciyo big odds that
Willis will restore the Queen, and this is no
blum. as the money is forthcoming when any
annexationist puts up coin.
Minister Willis has boon so non com initial
that no one can guess what are his purposes
His latest declaration is that he will take no
decided action until he gets advice from WASH
ington. The next steamer duo hero is tho
Monowal on Nov. d On the other hand royal
lists and some naval officers claim to have in
formation that the Queen will DO restored on
Tuesday or Wednesday. the 2lst or 22d just
before the steamer comes in. Between these
different rumors the excitement is very
great. almost eIualing the feeling Just
before tho Provisional Government was
firmly seated. The patience OF both
sides Is becoming exhausted and any
event is liable to lead to street fighting. Some
o; tho annexationlsts believe that the royaiist
hrag about the Queens restoration is merely .
blind to cover bold design to recapture tho
Government and hold It. II only for day. so
that Minister Willis could then legally recog-
nize them as the existing Government. To
provide against the possibility OF such an ut
tempt. force OF sharpshooters has been per-
mansntly installed in tho Government build
ing and tho regular guard has been strength
ensd. 1t would be impossible now for any OK
cont II large and determined force TO get pos
session 81 the building before the reserve
force OF four hundred men could be sum
moned.
About the only significant speech made hy
Minister Willis was in response 70 u committee
OF the newly organized protective association
known as the American Leag que. The commit
tee rendered Willis their aid in case he should
need it in carry ing ont his Instructions. but
they declared plainly that they supported fully
the Provisional Government. The new Minis
ter responded hy sayns that he would like
to see the stars and Stripes. under certain
conditions. floating over Hawaii, as well as
over all the other Islands Of the lacitc' Then
he added that nothing which lo could say or
do would alter tho policy Of the United
States which I'm nNnl Tia said
he was an executive ofii"er. delegated 10
curry out certain Instructions AMI at the ap-
pointed time those instructions would he exc.
cuted and no local power would be permitted
e. Interfere. lie closed hy sdYIng IA Il Ameri-
cans would have nothing T. regret over the
action OF the United States, and that II lis in-
structions had coni'ic,el with his own per-
sonal views he would never have accepted the
Office Of Minister. This address. which was
delivered under pledge NJ secrecy ON tho parE
OF all present. has leaked out. and each sit~
takes a radically different view - u. The an-
nexauonists look upon II as siGn that pro-
tect0rats will be established over the FRO
visional Government. Ehlla the rDya.lsts soc
In It a declaration that urot"CTorato Will DO
declared over the restored monarchy
One Of the curious questions suggested by
the news from Honolulu is. who gave out the
facts on which the i,eItsr de-uatrh o. Now
announcing that the Queen would Boz restored
was eAbled TO London, aud reached Auckland
on Nov. A? The English papers u"tutiiy 9ri7t-
ell as authoritative the news that C.erriant
had decided TO restore the Queen IN Hawaii
four days before any American u-w-Tape con-
tainel this important Intelligence. On tbs
evening OF Nov Z press despatch was sent
out from Chicago 20 san Francisco Etying the
first authentic information that Cleveland had
dec ded T. restore tho Queen. II was printed
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