The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-14
ALL EYES ON HAWAII
Arrival Of a Steamer Bringing q Cipher
Dispatch to Gresham.
QUEEN LII Is CELEBRATING
The Administrat!on's Policy to Be
Attacked In Congress On the
Ground That It's q Deolara-
ton Of War.

China arrived early this morning from
Honolulu. She brings intelligence that
United States Minister Willis arrived
there on the morning OF Saturday, Nov.
4. and went directly to Biount's hcadquar-
tiers at the Hawaiian hotel. He remained
In seclusion till Monday, resting from
the fatigue of his journey and declining
to see reporters. On Monday morning he
submitted to an interview. Ho declined
to touch on political questions concerning
the islands or TO make known tho nature
of the instructions under which he would
act until after they had been presented
to tho island authorities. The interview,
however, made evident the fact he was
accredited to tho provisional government
and this was emphasized later in the day
when he sent n communication to tho
minister OF foreign affairs Of that govern
ment, asking when IL would be conven-
lent for President Dole to receive his crc-
dentials, and transmitting at tho same
time manuscript copy of the remarks
which he proposed to deliver on tho occa-
sion of his presentation. President Dole
promptly replied, fixing tho hour Mt II
O'Clock Tuesday for the presentation of
the credentials.
The steamer sailed that morning before
the result of the meeting was known.
The next steamer was to sail on the l1th.
Everything was quiet on the islands. The
people were waiting impatiently for in
formation as to Willis proposed course.
Late Sunday night there was large gath
ering OF tho queens supporters in q pri.
vate house. II was taking the form of u
jubilee, as Lilioukalan had passed word
around that she was to be restored to the
throne on Wednesday, Nov. Q.
Admiral Irwin arrived Mt Honolulu on
the steamer China Nov. 8. accompanied
by Lieutenants Adams and ParInenter.
he at onco went on board the flagship
Philadelphia aud relieved Admiral Skier.
ritt and Lieutenants Wilson and Fox,
who, after taking y formal farewell of
President Dole, went on board the steamer
China and sailed for San Francisco. 1t is
the opinion OF passengers from Honolulu
that the annexationists will mako no re-
sistance IL the United States orders the
queen put back on the throne, but that
the United States will have to keep o force
OF mon constantly on shore to maintain
her in power. -.---
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The officers of
the navy department say they have no
news from Honolulu by tho steamer that
has arrived at San Francisco. Gresham
| asserts that he has nothing to say on the
Hawaiian question. He declines to either
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