The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-08
FROM HAWAII.
Advices From Honolulu Up to
February i6.
Orders Issued to Intercept the De-
posed Queen


SAN FRANCISCO, March q The bark
Carrier Dove arrived hero from Homo
lulu at 10 o'clock Monday night and
brings adviccs from there up 70 Fobru-
AIRY 10 The following letter conveys
the latest intelligence from the islands:
As work Of the provisional govern
nie,tl progresses tho difference between
thcold and the new regime becomes APP
parent and gives more satisfaction %
the American residents here.
No outbreak 81 any kind has oc-
Cured, though II lacks but little Of be-
ing one month since the old order 81
thugs wus overturned The inspection
u the barracks was made today by the
associated press representative. and
everything WAS found IN good order and
prepared for any emergency. The forces
Of the provisional government num-
Der NJ present eighty-flve men under
regular pay. IN addition to which threo
companies Of volunteers Of about the
Same mineral strength, aro being form
81 two companies now having about
their required quota The men are
armed with Springfield rifles, lsuling-
ton sight. and Winchester carbinen.
which were inherited from the mon-
archy.
In addition 10 this there arc seven or
eight dismounted siege guna. four held
pieces ready for action and ono Calling
gun, forming the battery. ha one Of the
officers stated. that would prove an In
k,rftouutailc barrier against attack.
The American vessels III the hnrbor are
the Mohican, which II used by Admiral
Skcrritt as temporary flagship; the.
Boston. which still remains under tho
command Of Capt Wiltx, and the ALI
anec, which arrived on the 9th.
Admiral HlScrritt, III an interview had
with him, stated that Il WINS something
Of 4 surprise 70 tind tho stars and stripes
waving over the government building
on tile arrival 81 tho Mohican here. ~
called on United states Minister Stew
ems, he said. who informed me Of the
circumstances can say was glad 10
sec the flag there think that, with
few exceptions tho white people Of
the islands take the American aide.
The admiral declined 70 state what
orders ifc had received from WaShinn-
ton, but K Ii understood that they ara
very fun and explicit lie had heard
rufnor that the German squadron, COM
:prising tho Alexandria. Sophie and
Leipsic, now at CAiiao or Acapulco,
might proceed 10 llonoinln. but saw no
reason for their doing 30 ne knew OF
no prospect for trouble with any power
growing out Of the situation here, and
especially none with Germany, whose
interests are amply protected BY local
German Representatives and American
officials
Capt Good. commanding the barracks
under the present military orRanixn-
ton, said that while there was some
question as TO whether general upris-
ing OF the native Hawaiians could 81
melted, IL was not because they lacked
In bravery, but rather that proper lead
ership was wanting. ~ don't mind
telling you" lie said, that on Sunday
last learned that there was d project
on foot for Queen Liliuoknlani, DIS nhe
Is still called. TO 60 70 the palnce. You
may not understand that this would
mean much to the native mind, Il
would mean in fact an assumption once
more Of royal authority.
On Monday morning issued the order
that '.if Mrs Diminis, the depoeed
queen, attempted TO enter the palace
gates without pass properly signed to
refuse her admittance. and II f0rcIble
entry was attempted 70 resist II and
that the guard would be there ii double
quick time. On Monday the rumors
we're repeated end / reported what /
had done TO Col Seper and President
Dale, who approved II and have aimee
issued the Same order every morninR.
No attempt has yet been made by Mira
Diminis 70 enter the palace, and she re.
mains quietly at her residence