The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

ernment of Hawaii has recognized there was no hope of securing annexa tion to the United States and have fel
 fully the obligation upon them under
 those circumstances ofproviding per manent form of government for tn, islands. The form Of the proposed
 government has been discussed and il
 has been proposed to call it a common
 wealth.
 TIE National grange assembled ir
 annual session at Syracuse N. r., or
 the 18th, under call of Grand Master
 Brigham.
 PRIVATE messages received at New
 York on the 14th from Rio Janeiro an
 nouneed that Adm. Mello had, in obedi.
 ence to the wishes of the officers of the
 fleet, hoisted the imperial flag and
 avowed his purpose to fight for the
 restoration of the monarchy.
 THE passage of a bill by congress to
 make labor day national legal holi- day was recommended by the Illinois state federation of labor; also the i'm. provement of apprenticeship laws so that apprentices will get educational advantages from the system that they do not now have. Agitation general y was urged to impress municipal, state and national authorities with the. ne- cessity of providing work for the un- employed
 THOSE best qualified to speak for | President Cleveland and Secretary Gresham have expressed great conf dence that eE-Queen Lilinokalani has already been restored to her throne. The equally confident assertion of those best acquainted with the char acter and resources of the provisional government that she certainly could not have been restored without the use of force has made no difference ap- parently in the confidence of those who claim she had been restored. This had led to the inference that Minister Willis instructions were to employ force if necessary to accomplish the purpose for which he was sent, and that marines were probably landed in HoRolulu if any objection was offered by the provisional government to the programme proposed.
 KING ALEXANDER opened the Sewian sBupstehina, or parliament, on the 18th in person, and in so doing thanked the representatives of the people for the kind welcome extended to him during his recent provincial tour.
 Miss ELIZABETH ELKINs, eldest daughter of ex-Secretary of War Stephen B. Elkins, and Mir. Edward E. Bruner, the well known broker and clubman, were married recently at New York. Cardinal Gibbons, friend of the brides family, officiated.
 COMPLETE official returns on the Me Kinley and Neal vote show that Me Kinley received 433, SS6 and Neal 352, ,329, making the governors plurality over Neal SHOOT.
 GEN. JOSE MARTI, representative of the independent party of Cuba in the United States has received a dispatch to the effect that the Cuban rebellion is at an end, and thai the insurgents have surrendered
 NEWS has reached Deming, N M., of a serious revolution on the Mexican border. The roads and passes leading from Polomas to Ascension, distance of over 100 miles, are in the hands of the revolutionists.
 TIE sultan's brother at the head of force of cavalry is proceeding to Melilla in order to pacify the rebellious Moors
 AN acute political crisis prevails in Servia. The radical party declines to give any further support to the govern ment on the ground that it's policy is being directed by ex-King Milan.
 RIGHT HoN. ROBERT B. D. MoRIER, Brit ish ambassador to Russia, died at Mont reu, on Lake Geneva. He had been in ill health for some time past and was compelled toleave his post at St. Peters, burg to seek more beneficial climate.
 SECRETARY A. K. PERKINS. of the Memphis r. M. c. A., who was injured during the recent fire, died later. He was originally from Massachusetts.
 THOMAS F. BAYARD, United States ambassador at London, attended ban quet given by the Lowtonian society, a select association of London solicitors, to celebrate the tooth anniversary of the founding of their association.
 WILLIAM II. BEERS, ex-president of | the New York Life Insurance Co.,, died | recently in New York, after protract- | ed illness.
 GEN. DODDs has telegraphed to the | French government confirming the re- port of King Behanzin's flight and the submission of T number of Dahomeyans. |
 REFRESHMENTS of foreign nations, including the United States, have for bidden the further landing of muni- | tions of war at Rio de Janeiro.
 SENATOR PETER says new party is | being formed which will probably be known as the nationalist party
 TIE report to the effect that Miss | Helen Gould was to wed Actor Harry Woodruff is ernphatically denied on the authority of George Gould.
 PRINCE ALEXANDER of Battenberg died at Gratz recently. As prince of | Bulgaria he distinguished himself by | defeating Servia, but ultimately sue cumbed to Russian intrigues.
 OWING to the dispute between France and Belgium as regards African affairs, the negotiations as to the frontier linn it's between the French-C Congo and the |