Arizona weekly citizen., 1894-03-03
TEhEGRApHIc.

irregu arities occurred 10 the inter
course between the United States snC
HAWAII and in connection with ths
recent Hawaiian revolution.
Morgsn's report was concurred in 10y
Frye. Doiph aud Davies, who also
made supplemental report. The
minority rep t vas submitted oy
Butler, Turpie, Daaiel and GRAY. The
reports aud he mass # evidence is
very volun:ooms. Mcfgan's report ai,-
proves til Mi istTy and Stevens orGAr
for The ian1ing # troops from tie
Boston, aad say: line quaaa's at
tempt 10 overthrow The const tuition
amou led ia aDdication and her gov
eminent at that time, had no
p wsr to protect Itself aud no power
To conduct civil g.verEmsnt. She bad
been overthrowu by white people of
the islands before troops from the
Boston Were landed. he report de-
clar"d thar the purpose of NJ mister
StegeDs ald Captain Witt was correcr
nd that ICY acted with no interests
except to protect American citizens and
| preserve order. The queens desire to
Danish, or kill her opponents, should
cause Am9r cans t. support thu govern
ment opposed to her." The report
also says that President Cleveland
abandoned ali further attempts at re-
C n"i;istion as soon as be learned, this
disrosition of the queen, thought uu,
fortunately, Minister Willis believing he
was following bis institutions held several
interviews with the queen afterwards
: The report adds, "When the crown
, falls in any kingdom of the western
hemisphere it is puiverized, aud when
the sceptre parts from it it departs for
ever and American opinion cannot
sustain any American ruler in any
| attempt t. restore them. No matter
how vir;uous and sincere reasons may
be that some would justify"
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The whole
tenor of the report is favora BILE to an
nex8tion, but no direct statement to
that effect is made. The report says
Blount presented a siucere report, but
the yitated conditions in Hawai- at the
time he was there made it next to i'm
possible 20 obtain a fair declaration
OF facts. The report upholds the right
of the president to appoint Blount, and
delegate to him paramount authority,
and Say. h tender Of the presidents
good Offices for the settlement of diff
ferences was strictly in ms accepted
right. The only substantial irregularity
in the conduct of any officer Of the
United States was the declaration of q
protectorate by Stevens, though no
actual harm resulted from this act.
The republican members, in their sup
Elemental report, declare Blount's ap-
pOintment unconstitutional and to
place the naval force under his orders
illegal. The hauling down of the
American fig by Blount's orders was
unwarranted, and tbe president had
no authority II reopen or question the
legality of the provisional governmet or
attempt to restore a monarchy. The
report of tne democratic minister de-
ciaTes Stevens guilty of "urbecoming
az officer" ia participating in the
events which led to the revolution,
but exonerated Captains Witt Butter
and Turpie submit brief statement
in favor of annexation.
Special t. the CITIZEN:
ST.. JossPH, Mo-, Feb. 26.-Une of
the most severe storm periods of recent
years will prevail over the United
States and Canada from March 7th to
April 18Th. In many parts of the
country unusually heavy rains, or SHOWS
Will fall and floods may be expected |
Seven principal low barometers or storm
centers will cross the continent within |
that period, moving eastward. Tomatoes |
may be expected in those parts frequent |
ed by these destroyers. Temperature
VIII go to great extrems and frosts will |
damage early crops far southwark.
Electric storms will precede and severe
cold waves follow some of these flows.
Those crossing the coentihent March 7
TO II, IL to IS, Is to "a, % to % and
A pril 4 to s Sd ,uld be carefully watch
I'd. More details will be given on
receipt of stamped and addressed
envelope.
w. T. FORSTER,
Box 364, st. Joseph, Mo.
SING SING, n. Y, Feb. 26-Matthew
Johnson colored, was electrocuted. this
morning, for the murder of Emil
ianitor of the building
which johnson was attempting to burg
arize.
WAsHINGToN. Feb. 90 In the senate.
he Gem .crals caucused an hour on
he tariff and adjourned till later In
he day.
CHICAGn. Feb 26.-Judge Groscupp
Il the Unied States court, today
discharged railroad eff cials who refused
nswer quest ons ia the federal grand
ury investigation of the workings of
he lnters ate com merce law. This
Practically renders the law nuilatory.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 25.-Geperal Ben
amin II rrison and party Will leave
or the Pacific coast next Monday
lorriDg- The parry will go by the
ay of Chicago over the Santa Fe and
southern Pacific.
INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Feb. rs -Presi- I
Ell Harrison and party left this
morning FIR California via Pennsylvania,
anita Fee ard Southern Pacific. A
lumber # friends gathered at the !!
tation to see the party of. The party
iii spend Sunday at San Jose, Calf,
nd on Monday go to Palo Alto.
SAN AN ONO, Feb. 25.-Drought and
Did weather are causing the death OF
attle by the thousa, DIS in the lower, g
10 Grande counties. During the past q
Nv weeks there has been shipped from I
lice station on the San Antonio and l