The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-11
THE THIRST FOR BLOOD.
EFFECT OF QUEES LIL's DESIRE
10 BEHLAD HER ENEMIES.
II Ha. Made Her Extremely Unpopular
Even with Some Of Her Hitherto
Foiiowers-A Black List.
Copyright. 1894, by the United Press)

HoNoI1I.U. Feb. 3 (per steamer
Australia via san Francisco. Feb. lW.-
Diplomatic correspondence relating to
the Abroeation-Day was read to the Ad-
vlsorv Council on the 9th. 1t will not
be ppbl,shed. but the substance is learn
Cd 10 be as follows
Tho Minister Of Foreign Affairs ad-
dreeeod ,otes asking the various dipio-
r,s,s 40 failed TO respond, III theE had
received invitations sent them TO re-
centtor an the nth. The replies Oh lhe
rei,resertattves l~.s,, Of japan and Portugal
are friendly in tone, earnestly eApieSSns
rerrat that they han fahed 10 fesponu
and take part In the celeDra.ion in'aa vi e,ae
dav The British ana frencn ,ep' 80 -.
-. 80 vague explanations that they
."'.1's ..,5ed ue by the aspect Of existing
~ ..a,,ces su' The government WIN
VI. -. 'D.','',,1 the subject further. Its
- nSt N,nst Of having neglected invita-
80. o.e,.,,ov.ledced and put on reeoru-
is gained. y,.o.
-. yiolent sensation was pro
All ~ tt",clnlu among both parties py
uuevu i,,,, III rnada Of the Queens atutuue
ulS.io9u'eo wills dispatch No. 3, which
IN .trE
i'll 'iili'Set lDe.,,.od bv late mails. Her des'e
was -, ,be leader of the uprsihs
20 60. ,ras a severe shock TO D0tn
~ ~asai,l'' simiiar feeling was produceu
pai ~. ,.s--.,,. = 18th by her Insisting on
I'i - the children OF her eheihiea.
". ", po't,'5 r,5..ot,sts are united in eXpres7iis
-, 'c ,.,,,nation Of such extreme NiS"s
lnV,i ~, regret and disappointment
.,, a,iu sh, s,'V 'sho,ild thus have responded 10
80 -. ,teveland's request for cleliie"-
-. ,che star at once denounced the ny
os,s,s ss "dvaks" and "head-huhters'
''' Tho 1atter retortcd on the annexation.
,sts win various vindictiVe anu 'lo'Vsls '.1e
exnressions alleged to nave Ueeh iil'l,, na,,
nv them. and especially the alleheu ti'o
splracy last July TO assass,'''e ,,,o,,,,t
Queen. Claus Spreckels' ana MI D'O1''''
as recorded on the noted Cdue, ,, +o
Thinking men OF both p'is,. -. ocic,ol.
no aoreed that the extreme views oil,Si1, oii..,i,
l., os7,rcesed bv the Queen TO MI. ihs
A. not at all reflect the sentiment oi
~t.tnr bo,. native or foreign adherei'S'
- is o,,,te certain that their pubiicati"u
| -. ,,,do ber extremely unpopular anlVhh
80. o,,., rartv. The pure Hawaiitis
~.,octoii, have a strong dislike OF san
,,,,insrv proceedings. and are deeply uls'
s,laaeed with the Queen for inslsuhB ou
s,,ch q thing In an interview YESTERDAY
TN a very intelligent Royahst' ne salu
| ,hat tboee utterances had put her resi-
-a,,on entirely out OF the question: ~
believed that compromise mlshe pe nO.S0 ~,
for I'm Kaiulani. on the other manu-, - Wv
anger caused by the queen ; i"ns U'e'
has been intensified
| yow n BACK List
A still greater sensation 91 q ul,,'' ~. q
ut sort however wps produced py
| a. ,hoyrn IN Minister Willis by ex-Aar
| sbal Wilson Of persons selected 10 auNiS'
ga assist IN carrying out the severe
measures proposed by him 10 CRUSH a.. o~
! tbe other party Under the ezlsiins "a
| .uroyfarcee such "a VS. "eco'pth - 1''', -,
list Consequently large hui',o'
those whose names are on IL h". ~,
"a 10 declare I'm the papers that theS
eu -, coneulted in the use Of thell
noncs and have no sympathy WIN u
$50 views Several of them repudla''
tbo cause Of royalty in strong terms.
Consul Schaefcr and Judge Robertson
ar,ong them. are well known sympalhl
1ors with the provisional government
pam Newman ropudiates sympathy
,.itb Wilson. Several OF the names ar.
those Of prominent ofiice-holders, sucl
as Bickerton. Ross. and Boyd, who dc
nounce Wilson's use Of their names.
Press Comments.
The Bulletin. Royalist, sums up IN
present situation as follows:
The situation, so far as Hawaii Is col
cerned. is unaltered. There X no que
tion before the United States involvin
succession or any new scheme Of SETTLE
mont. The United States has either
restore the monarchy as it existed on II
morning of January II. 1898, or confirm ii
recognition given by Minister Stevens
the provisional government. There h,
been change I'm the situation in n
United States I'm transfer Of our afail
from the hands Of the Executive 70 tho'
Of Congress, and there is nothing to
gained by venturing any opinion as
the issues OF the changes.
The Advertisers summary says: "ri
provisional government is not only {
strong IN popular estimation as ever. bl
is gaining new supporters every day TT
only new feature which seems worthy
comment is the accelerated disintegrati'
of the Royalst party. The problem no
confronting Hawaii is practically that
organizing form Of government Whi'
will be stable and satisfactory until al
upXation is secured "