Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-09
JOY IN HAWAII
When Washington News
Reaches Honolulu,
THE RAISING OF our FLAG.
HilIs,eT Stevens Forced 10 Proclaim
q PT0teCt9Tale.
JAPANEsU InMI0RtTiON.
Tho story OF "a wutinN ou an
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hmeieAh pht'y ON the iaiAhu7' IA
cited thr0ngs everywhere discussed
the action decided upon by President
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action OF the administration WIS
warmly commented by oil, iIrespec'
tive OF partice. ga well As by many
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gem h"'''''' ""en t'e Aus''"''"
arrived, bringing news that y message
from President Harrison had gone TO
the Senate providing Tor a treaty OF
annexation, the enthusiasm knew no
bounds. Tho day was the anniversary
OF the birthday OF Washington, and
was observed asa holiday. The city
anu shipping we're prOiusoly decorated,
ana on board the nngship MOhican,
Admiral Skerrett ana stan held n re-
ceptiOn, attended by prominent per.
cons, exclusive OF pronounced Royal
iHls.
Toward the close OF the week, q
rumOr was CuTieut that the Senate
would not ralify the treaty Of anuexa.
ton, ana several wagerh were made
that the queen would again come q
the throne. Membere OF tho advisory
council discussing the fumOr, sud II
the United SLATED refused TO take action
II would drive the provisional govern.
ment 10 again take up arms.
When asked u ONerlureH would DO
made TO other powers II the United
states declineu annexation, the
councilors replied that they might be
compelled 10 apply elsewhere II the
United states troops were Withdraw n.
In TINS connection " "A TACT not
generally known, that the raising OF
the American nag was forced upon
Minister Stevens snd President Dole
ny the acilon OF the British minister
VINO demanded the Withdrawal OF the
BOst0n's i0rees. a consultation dc
termlned that tho only course was e
declare an American p.oteotorate, In
which the minister Scquiesced' Cap
tain Hugues Hallelt, commanding thu
BrltiHh brig Garnetl, asked permission
to land BODY OF men, stating that
the British residents desired further
protection, but the request was dc
MED.
The doposed queen not only refuses
to see newspaper men, but eXcludes al
but her most Intimate friends. Tbs
main idea TO be oontfovefted In ordel
to gppeabb native hOstilitles To nnneNa
ton IL that linwalianH VIII not be- de
pTived oil any tlght they may possess
or be placed under the power Of VIVA
they call the "missiOnafy element
Judge Alfred ). dhrtwell, one OF thu
most prominent men In Hawaii, speak
lug OF the revolution Hall:
VI ala not JON IN lhu movement
because | did not understand how 4
could succeed, not being preconcefted
Lille and property were IN imminen
danger when the Boston landed hel
men. A delay OF two hours woulC
have brought ON darkness and tumult
The United States pfotoclorate wa
not declared DAY too soOn."
Several capabilities between sailors o
the British ship Garnett aud thOs'
from the BOston and Mohican oc
CURED ten days ago, resulting In man!
arrests. The captains OF American
ships averted further trouble by de
clining 10 allow further shore leaves
The order was rescindvd on Saturday
: however.
On the arrival OF the Japanese crui5
OF Nsniwa a few days since GsIoiy wa
> circulated that Japan proposed /,
nnnul the present contract undo
! which some fifteen thousand OF he
subjects were lRhorlng on the island
I ana that Japan Tor some time had teol
secretly encouraging emigration Il
: Hawai- with the idea Of cOlOulzing TIN
. islands, and the cruiser was dispatched
. 10 sec what she could do In the way o
! annexation. both rum0rs lack con
| flrnatiou.
: A farewell reception aud ball wa
, given at the Opera House on FebfuaI!
3 .4lh In honor Of Captain Willie, witt
4 relinquished command that day.
The advisory council has repealed
, the net appointing governors for TIA,
]. various islands, aud the prOvl4lJna
government has passed laws which
r carry out the provisions OF II nationa