The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-12-26
F-= Dz5ly, Dec. -e.

q remembered by the people Q.
Honolulu for some time 10 come
B1.1 z11exz;ionists z1d roySlis.s
expected that decisive news q the
seton 70 be take1 by The United
States would Be communicated by
t1z: co1ntrys representative here
n: ne dap passed vithou. 5
Demonstration Of znv kind. The
z- wzs f1u q rumo-s Of many diff.
:=-s1t kinds, b1t nothing came Of
:h=n. snd pezce sill rs;gnz.
! lzrge crowd q nstivss tarong,
81 The docks frun 81 early hour
II t1s morning. Brewers whzrt
~zz the nost populsr place, as It
Ezs there that the troops that were
20 PIT bzck ts- whilou majesty
ws-s expected 70 Is1d. Every
nov znd then soma unusual stir Of
activity On board one Of the men
o:-Ezr would cause $ buzz OF anti
cip@tion smong the crowd, and the
nz1Ees would stand with 81 ex-
pectznt look On their faces, waiting
to- the boSts 70 be lowered and the
sx-QGes1s rsstors-s 70 sppeSr.
Hzlf-pzst g Ess the tine set, ii
TIE minds Of the royslists. for her
dsfunct usjesty 70 sgzin assume
the rsins Of power. Hslf-p2st 9
cane. snd went, Snd hslf-pSst 10
Ezs decided OF s. more fitting.
When the latter hour came, z1d
10 o-s seemed 70 make 8 move IN
tLzt direction. Il Ess decided thst
i would not De polite 70 interfere
Nth Liliuokzlzni's lunch hour,
and , 80 was considered IS good
tine IS zny oshs-. This was zfts--
wards postponed TO hslf-pzst I, and
again Indefinitely.
There ( 10 doubt that some Of
tie uore crsdulozs royslists eI-
usctsd 70 see restoration ysster-
dzy. Inst they were greatly dis
appointed Ehs1 The sun set and
tEs e1-queen VS. still besziling
her no1-royslty, there L ID doubt
During the morning. the Mar
shzI hzd his native police drawn
ID N line, and z5ksd those sho
were nos IoJzl 70 This Government,
and would not defend Il IN case q
zny trouble, 70 step from the ranks
TEsnty-sso natives signifsd that
they did uot fz7o- The Provisional
Government. and Eers immediate
y dismissed the service Their
PLACES Esre filed Is rapidly as
1,1tssf5ls b. white ue1.
4 7. Glade q the Consular
Corps called o. Minister Willis
during the uorninz- and asked
hin Ehathar he eo1ld not say
something that would have the
eE=-s q aIIzyinE zons q the ex-
element that vas felt By al rszi-
5=utz and business ueu- He rspEe-
s=1se,5 ID the Minister that business
vas being injured b. the present
safe OF affairs. and that It vas the
r11e q al alike that sons under
Standing OF h1E matters stood
aud Dc made public
Mr. Willis replied that h sss
=o-king hard 10 that End. but that
II did nos think h co1ld give any
satisfactory snE#er II less than
s.7-rT-sfzht hgurs- That hs was tEy-
iuz 70 arrive zt z solution o. the
diEc1lty that would te sstizfzc-
tory 70 al parties co1csrnsd-
During The afternoon othsE NJ
uozs zsre zaozt- but nole OF them
co1ld Be f1IIo=sd Up and fund 70
Be authentic Some Of the natives
wers fully convinced that the eZ-
queen vas o. beard oue Of the nen-
of-~zr, Ehsre she had gone for pro
faction
Twas also reported that Miuis-
ter Willis had held lnng eonsul-
tzsi0z Nth The ez-gusen during the
zt.eru0ou- supposedly f1r the pUr-
Pose q formulating z new couzti-
triton . q into effect =hen she
rs-1rns 70 the throne
The next fer dsEE vii b tine
o. anxiety 70 many Preparations 4
are being made II al departments I
q the G0Tsruneat and IN the event 4
Of any trouble they VII Be found 4
fully capable q making q good /
zhoEing But Minister Willis 4
statement to Mr. Glade yesterday 4
that nothing would Il dozs IN
fozrT-eiEht ho1rs, VII Eve one moze