The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-19
STILL NO CHANGE.
HAWAIIAN ADVICE5 RECEIVER
UP TO DECEMBER Q.
WILLIS WAITING INSTRUCTIONS.
President Dole Addresseg a. Note to the
Minister Asking FOR Denni'e tnfor-
nation About fIis Instruct,,ns,
But GETS An Unsatisfactory
Reply -AnncXttionists stin
Very Defiant

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee s. - The
steamer Australia arrived this morn
tug with Hawaiian adviccs to Deem
Der o.
November 90 Prcsidcnh Dole ad-
dressed a note to Minister Willis in
which it was stated that the provi-
sional government had received no
ticc from Minister Ihurston of Secre-
tary Grcsham's letter and wished to
inquire if it was correct, and, II SO,
intimated that it was due them to be
informed what were the intentions of
the United States in relation 70 the
recommendations of the secretary Of
state December . a reply was re-
ceivcd bv President Dole in which
Minister Willis stated i'm substance
that he considered the letter OF Sec
retary Gresham "a domestic matter
with which lac willis had nothing
TO do. 1t was his opinion, however,
that President Cleveland would de-
eide to furnish definite Information
and instructions as soon as he had re-
ceived certain advices which had been
transmitted to him 1t was Minister
Willis opinion that President
Cleveland would bc able to come
TO conclusion quickly because
he was anxious TO have the Hawaiian
trouble speedily settled a previou,
note had also been received from
Minister Willis in which it is under
stood he acQuicsced in the notice
served upon him that no troops should
be landed from the United States
men of war without the written con-
sent Of the provisional government
December r the executive and adj
visorv councils of the government met
to consider the question of invcstigat-
ing the conduct and loyalty of a num-
Der of employees known 10 be Kovalists
or Royalist sympathizers. After a
long debate the following resolutions
were passed with Dat one dissenting
vote:
Resolved That 20 is the opinion Of this ad-
visury council that the executive should pro.
coed upon an Investigation as To ihe IoFa.ly OF
all the employees of this government ana the
support given hy them 10 iD
Resolved That in the determination Of the
/ loyalty of the employees of tine government the
! standard shall include active support OF this
| government and ils purposes
Tho investigation of the alleged
! misconduct OF +. w Nunden burg,
| one of the chief witnesses q ted BY
| Secretary Gresham from Blounts re-
port has been concluded. Wunder-
| burg refused TO express himself on
certain points AMI thus prevented the
attorney genera from bringing in tes-
timonv as to eN-Muister stevens ac-
tions during January lG The de
cision Of the supreme court signed by
all three Judges was filed December
and concludes:
The respondent h1vin, boon voluntarily
continued in oaice under The present Govern
mont after H., IogHdti ion owes IespeS, i,, an,
nth 't to ,nuort npd b,tr lrua Allegiance To tn,
provisional government OF the. hawaiian
Islands, a@ lh ,nl, To,J ne "'u "a oI ,na 70 -
ms. SnlS !" 1 the rospond.nt Wudenberg IRON
his ONCE OF deputy clerk o. the judiciary de
partment ana a. cier" oil the judiciary III 'A'
MS. "oP"' ''''''
ms decision lnuoraes tne prime Pl'
upon which acton was taken by th'
advisory counch regarding re noNd's
ana Is important n9 Il" i"l'tei JPN
ion OF the supreme court Will oe re
quired before acton.
Nhen seen bece'p'r ~ l''9,oVu
Dole stated tnat ihNra'S' 'lon' "' ms
conduct ana oiS'oNa't' ia "I''' ""'"e'
under the proFl'loUal E'NC' "'"c"'
would oeglh at once ana ""'",'e -
removals were Iounu hec'SN"i' ''v.
would be made Wi'A9"' l'"' "' ''N't
Iha Welhod couiu De continued UNI
the go"crn menI was ASSURE V wa
surrounded 10y none uul us "o''N
friends
When again asked lt Ihe govern
ment would resist any INTERNAL OF ~
ternal attack, i'rtSiu'hu p9'e c', "I
lcally T. pilea ,h'I ls Nou'u' AZ u"
same Tune me hupeu I"uU "lI'''rr lH'