The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-11-23
AFFAIRS TN HAWAII
Latest Advices Show No
Move Towards the Res
toration of Queen
Lii.
WILLIS COMPOUNDS HIS ENEMIES.
Visited By the Queen, But Does
Not, as Is Customary
Return the Visit.
President Dole Receives Admiral
lrwin-Royallsts Endeayor
to Create a Scare.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. %. 1s93.-The
Alameda, which arrived at half past
seven A. NJ. from Honolulu brings news
that all is quiet there. There is no ma
terial change in the political situation
Up to the time the Alameda sailed Min
lister Willis had made no intimatioa TO
the Government as to his instructions
The United Press correspondent at
Honolulu. writing under dats of 10Th
inst, says:-''As yet Minister Willis has
made no intimation to this government
OF any special communication with which
he may be charged. Nor Is it
known that he has any. The city
is daily alive with strange ru-
mors of the Minister'S intentions.
These are traced to Royalist sources.
Three days ago the ex-Queen made
brief call upon the American minister
merely to pay her respects as Mr.
Willis subsequently, stated. Up
to this time Mr.. Willis has
not returned her visit. On the same
day committee of the American Lsague
rendered reception to Minister Willis,
at which he delivered an address in dlplo-
matte but agreeable and encouraging
terms. A phrase implying that his action
vas limited oy specific instructions
was construed by Royalist ad-
herents as meaning that he
had positive orders to restore the Queen.
ana the Royalists appe arsdo on the streets
N more boastful ami aggressive mood.
ADMIRAL IRWIN OFFICIALLY REcEIvED.
Admiral Irwin aud staff wers oftici-
cially received by President Dole
on the 11th instant. Three or
Rauizations supporting the government
the annexation club. the Citizens' Reserve
and American Leagus have separately
Published resolutions strongly y reiterating
.he demand uron the Government to re-
move all Royalties from public Office and
replaces them with men OF known loyalty.
Additional force is leut by formal
lemoustrancs TO the Governme 1t
from officers of the National Guard
pointing out, that IN case of any attempt
upon the seat of the present Government.
the presence in the government build
ings OF officials who sympathise with the
enemy, would endanger the safety of the
troops, and be subyeraiys OF morals aud
discipline.
MINISTERS HAVE TENDER FEELINGS.
The majority OF the ministers are sons
of missionar and therefore quite tender
In their feelings towards native Ha
waiians. The are decidedly averse tt
dismissiug the royalists from offices
long occupied by them and on whict
they depend for support; thence this dis
agreement with the supporters OF the
government. On suspicion of an intended
rising of the Quesn's supporters, thirty
sharpshooters were added to the force at
the Executive building during last night.
and volunteer comp tnies were notified to
be ready for call. There Is nc
denying the fact that the royal
lists have been in an excited state
of mind since the arrival OF Minister
Willis. Today is the birthday of the late
King Kalakaua. which fact adds to thu
royalist feeling.
A brief Auckland telegram to the ef-
feet that President Cleveland is drafting
a message to Congress In favor of re
storing the "Hawaiian monarch" causes
CONSERVATION among the British auc
other royalists. They forever cherish tn,
hope that American public opinion will
effsctually support an opposition In the
Senate to the Presidents policy.