New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29

.ho,,,s and loft thc thronc-room Mr. Kaunamano
,her bcran in loud voice iniammatory
harancue which was suppressed. He demahueu
tho lives of the members Of the Cabinet WHO
had onnosed the wishes of Her Majesty, ana de-
clarcd that he thirsted for their blood.
4 few minutes later the Queen went OUT upon
the MINER balcony of the palace and addressed
the crowd She told them that on account oil inc
rer6dy of her Ministers she was unable TO give
tbcm the Constitution which she had PROM
Ised but she would take the earliest opportunity
~ nrocuripg il for them The crowd then gave
three cheers. A.
Representative White then proceeded TO the
stems of the palace and began an address. lie
told the crowd that the Queen and Caolhct hau
BETRAYED them and that, Instead OF going houie
pcaceably they should go 10 the palace ana XII ana
hurv her Attempts were made TO stop him. which
he resisted, saying he would never close ms mou,h
mill a new Constitution was granted. Finally
he Welded TO the eXpostulations OF Colonel BOYD
md others. threw up his hands and declared that
ne was spau' for the present. After this the au-
ifnce dispersed.
News was brought 70 the citizens down town
That the attempt to carry revolution through had
for the moment failed However appreciating the
fact that the trouble had only just begun, they
did not dsperse but continued 10 discuss the emer-
pencv committee Of public safety was lorneo, 10
winch further consideration of the situation was
delegated. after which the meeting, which had been
animated by one heart and one soul from the DO
thinning, dispersed.
About o'clocl: in the afternoon the United
States ship Boston landed about 800 men. Each
nan had TWO belts of cartridges around his waist
Ind was armed with rife. The men marched up
10 the office Of the Consul-General OF the United
States, where halt was made. The marines were
detached and sent 10 the American Legation, IN
Mahsna-ave while the sailors marched out along
Nerchant-st.. with two Calling guns. and made a
halt in front of J. \. IIoppcrs house. About sun
set they moved to the grounds OF J. 2. Anterior
and after stay Of several hours. returned to Aton
Hall, where they camped over night.
A political meeting was held last night at the
Government Building. at which, besides the Cabl-
net. Paul Neumann, Marshal Wilson, X. W. Will
cox. f. C. Macfarlane and Antoine Resa were
present The editor OF the Bulletin, Daniel
Logan was sent for
Friends OF the Queen assert that her actions
of SATURDAY. are due TO advice furnished by
Kahunas The members Of the, Hui kqIalaina
were violently angry when they learned that the
Queen had weakened and would not give them
their new Constitution They were an ab]ect-
looking lot as they marched in king-st Inc
revolutionist party held meeting at the palace
Hawaiian pastors who were present TO pray that
she mi ght keep her throne, and told them that
evil-mndcd foreigners were trying to take III away
from her.
The early arrival of the BOSTON cut an i'm
portant figure in the proceedings OF saturday
In the opinion Of many the presence oil the war
Ship prevented the PRONUNCIATION Of the ConstItu-
ton. "
The new instrument which the revolutionlsts
wish 10 proclaim is really the old Constitution,
which gave so much power 10 the sovereign. One
of the officers of the household guards was heard
10 say that they had enough arms and amlnun-
ton to kill every liaole In the country heprc-
sentative Kaunamano stood on the palace steps
on Saturday and wanted the natives to murder
Ministers Parker and Colburn. because they did
NOT support the evolutionary scheme.
The commissioners from the Provisional Gov-
eminent this morning received an invitation from
the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce to meet
the directors of that body and discuss the stqa-
tion Of affairs with the merchants. The INVITA-
zion was accepted, and the Chamber OF Com
mercc will probably adopt resolutions asking tile
United States Government TO annex liawdll.