Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11
N0LULU AGAIN.
SENSATION PRODUCED BY DISCOV-
cry OF LIL'S BLOOD THlRSTlNESS.
Sensation Also rs Regards Ex-Marshal
wilson's List OF Advlsers-The situa-
ton of Affairs Unchanged.


Copyright, 1894, by the United Press)
HONOLULU, February 3. Per Steamer
Australia, via SAN FRANCISCO. Febru-
airy i0-The diplomatic correspondence re-
latlng to the Abrogatlon-Day celebration
was read to the advisory council on the
substance is learned to be as follows;
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs adj
dressed notes asking the various diplomats
who failed to respond II they had received
invitations sent them to n reception on
the 17tt The replies OF the representatives
OF Japan and Portugal are friendly In tone,
earnestly expressing regret that they had
failed to respond and take part In the
celebration OF the day. The British ana
French representatives use vague eNpiA'
nations that they were guided by the as
pcct OF existing circumstances. the gov
eminent will not pursue the subject fur-
Their. Its object-that of having neglected
invitations acknowledged and put on re-
cords gained.
An extremely violent sensation was pro-
duced IN Honolulu among both parties ~
tie disclosure made OF the Queens atti-
tude I'm Minister Wllliss dispatch, No. 3
which was received by late mails Hei
desire 10 behsad the leaders Of the up
rising against her was a severe shock 70
both parties \ similar feeling was pro-
duced by her insisting December 18th OF
daportng the children of her enemies. The
Royalists are united In expressing thelI
condemnation Of such extreme views ana
strong regret and disappointment that sht
should thus have responded 10 President
Clevelands request for clemency.
The Star at once denounced the Royal
lists as "Dyaks," and head hunters" The
latter retorted on the Annexationists with
various indicative and violent express
sions alleged 10 have been made by them
especially the alleged conspiracy last July
20 assassinate the Queen, Claus Spreckles
and Mr.. Blount.
Thinking men OF both parties seem TO
be agreed that the extreme views ON
cially expressed by the Queen To Mr..
Willis do not at all reflect the sentiment
OF either her native or her foreign adj
herents. Ii is quite certain that their
publication has made her extremely un-
popular among her own party. The pure
Hawaiidns especially have n strong dis
like Of sanguinary proceedings ana are
deeply displeased with the Queen Tor In
slsting on such a thing.
POSSIBLE kAIULANI COMPROMISE.
In an ntrview yesterday with very
intelligent Royalist he said that these
uttcrances had put her restoration entire
Is out Of the question. He believed that
a compromise might be hoped for on
Kaiulari.
4 sun greater sensatiOn-Of different
sort, however-wt5 produced by the list
shown 70 Minister Wills by eX-MarshaI
sa.fFF p
assist in carrying out the severe mea-
sures proposed by him 10 crush out the
other party. Under the existing crcum-
starces, such list becomes a black list.
Consequently, large number Of those
whose names are on IL have fastened 10
declare IN the papers that they were not
consulted in the use OF their names, ana
have 10 sympathy with Nillis's views.
Several Ef them repudlate the cause OF
royalty In strong terms.
Consul Schafsr and Judge Robertson,
who are among them, are Wellknown
sympathzers with the Provisional Gov
eminent. Paul Newman repudiates
sympathy with Wilson. Several of the
names are those OF prominent office
holders, such as BcAerton, Ross, and
Boyd, who denounco Wilson's use OF their
names.
At i'AAA. N4iif i~ty .ntf pro AtAT -
situation as follows: THE situation, as
TAR IS Hawaii ia concerned. Is unslterei.
There is 10 question before the Unit Il
States involving succession or any new
scheme OF settlement. The United States
has either 10 restore the monarchy as it
existed on tha morning Of January u,
l93 or confirm the recognition given by
Minister Stevens To the Provisional GOv-
eminent. There has been change "a
the situation In the United States IN the
transfer 81 our affairs from the hands
OF the Executive 10 those Of Congress.
There IS nothing 10 be gained by veD-
turing any opinion as to the issues OF the
change"
The Advertiser says: THE Provisional
Government IS not only as strong in popu.
lar estimation "a ever. but IS gaining
new supporters every day. The only
new feature which seems worthy ~ COM
ment IS the accelerated dlsintegrati0n Il
the Royallst party. Th' problem now
confronting Hawaii f. practically that
Of organizing form Of government which
will be- stable and satisfactory until an
nexatlon Is secured"