Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-11-16
WILLIS AT HAWAII.
The United States Minister Moets
the Provisional President.
WHAT TRANSFERRED IS UNKNOWN.
Queen Lniuohaiani Getting Ready &c
Resume Her Crown Thurston Of
fenda the Administra-
tIon.


or China which mas arrived from 1on.
olulu, reports that up 10 the tiine y
left there Minister Wills had NOT inaue
known his Instructions from PRESIDENT
Cleveland and there had Deen no ulsor-
der OF any KIND
The new minister arrived early On 'no
morning OF November ana went u''
rectly to ex-Envoy Blounts heauluaI
ters at the Hawaiian hOtel. ne reluseu
TO see reporters until monuay "s lo ""s
Ill from the effects OF travel ounu"y
he remained at the hotel restinB huss
Monday morning he submitted 10 an
interview and his remarks le.' ~
doubt that he was duly accreu'Veu "
the provisional government nc e"'i'
u am sorry can say ho."'"B W
the political questions u. ."o Pe
ent time In the course VI '"o -,
Ing intend 10 addrehs you, nu','sVV '',,,
of foreign analrs ashihE Wn,n ~ ~, ".
suit the convenience OF freSiucne DV'e ,no
70 receive my credeht'als irou ."o
United states government nv ene
same time shall sehu MIN "a
script copy OF the rehhrhs i"'o"u w
deliver on the occasion OF my preso"'a-
ton 70 MIN rms IL my nrS' -
ence In dipiomatlc matters ouS ~ = u
derstand such 70 DC the custom NJ" a..
ever the president hotlnes me ., ",'
readiness TO receive me ! sInli oe o.,
hand. under the s SircuinstanVes "
would De an act Oh u'ScoutVosy w 1 .,'e
Hawaiian government 10 u'sc.sS .'v
political SITUATION NJ the present ''i'e
fresiuent Doio PIo"P',y
Minister Wills note anu ~ Was VI
ranged That the Ohlteu otates e"'py
would present MS credehtials 10 'ne
provisional government at IL ociocN
Tuesday morning Iuesday morning
Minister Wills was again iniervieWeu
and again declined 10 state Whether ho
would do moro than present ms ere
dentials on the occasion oil ms hrst
meeting with the representatives, OF
the provisional government lie posi-.
lively declined TO state when he would
make his official communication from
the United States government TO the
Hawaiian authorities At the time OF
the last Interview preparations were
making for the sailing OF the steam
ship for San Francisco lie even re-
fused TO say whether the exact natu,e
OF his mission to Hawaii would be made
known before last saturday lhe
steamer China put to sea between II
o'clock and noon Tuesday morning.
Last Sunday night, November D. there
was large gathering at the house OF
Mr.. Widermann, one OF the queen sup
porters The gathering was attended
solely by men In sympathy win tne
cause OF the eN-queen. Inc eN-queeh
had passed word around among her
supporters that she was 10 DC restoreu
To the throne. wednesday, Novehoe
8 the day following the departure OF
tho steamer China for san francisco
u was reported that the Rathering NJ
Mr. Widermanns mousse was Oh tne
nature OF luollee'
hh' WILLIS iNsrHuCIioNA
"AshiNoToS, nov ~ mere ~
every reason 10 DeileVe thht oniVen
ntates Minister Wins mas hlreauy car
rleu INTO enect the lhhVruetions issue.
70 MIN belore ms departure LOT hu"ai
IN heeoruahee win the terhis o'
the letter OF Secretary ureshhn
made puolic SATURDAY IL saio
tnnt ne VIII hunpiy requeS'
the members OF the proVlsional govern
meht 10 fetlre WIN promise tnat th'
United states VIII exercise moral inhu
ence TO maintain s'aoie government
on the ISLANDS ana prevent vagarlel
and recesses opinlon mere Is divided
MS 70 what VIII De the outcome, som'
holding that there WIZ surely o'
trouble others Deiieving that the mem
cNAe Va NhN PiS'i''oH"A bN'N' hhhNhh ~