New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11
MORE ALARM IN HAWAII.
py7uORS OF ROYALIST PLOTS.
rpov1s1ONAL GOVERNMENT WARNED
AND WATCHFUL.
,xc1nrNrs THAT LOOK AS IF AN ATTEMPT TO
RESTORE LILIUoKALANI MIGHT BE MADE
sooN-MANY SUSPECTS IN HONOLULU
pEApI HARBOR.
PEARL HARBOR.
rpy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuSE.1

,y.,o,,,,, March 8 via San Francisco March
,oTbe notical atmosphere is thick again
a+, run,ors Of the Queens restoration,
,ounded largely on the passage OF the McCreary
resolution, but likewise on some incidents whlch
have happened which bode no good TO 'he ITO
visional Government. One of these Is 'he rest
,essness Of the Queen and her evident Heh'a
anxiety which is great as Wheh she recelVeu
.ntimatons that her great and good 1rlend
cleveland proposed TO restore her. She Is elther
rjottiug some coup or she has received assurances
of support from some quarter i'll which she re-
noses confidence, for she and her supporters
have betrayed the same nervousness ana eX-
c,tement that marked their faces several months
ago. .,,.,,,
THE QUEEN MAY LEAVE HONOLULU.
vostorda1 II was rumored that Liliuokalani
contemplated leaving Honolulu for one OF the
other islands II was said that she believed there
was about to be serious trouble, and, with
,,unbar of retainers she was anxious to secure
safety in flight The first report said she would
nreceed to her villa at Waikiki Beach, near the
ocean From this point news could he cohVeYeu
nv lights at night by telephone ihessdse;
Immediately upon such signaI tmg fueen hoat
sock protection aboard the Enghsh guilpodI
Tbose who know the Queen best say her leaIs
are caused by the danger mat VIII lolloW car
ing out her own conspiracy TO overthrow tne
Ior9o,.;sional Government Within the last lew
davs incidents have occurred that 60 far toWaru
hea ring out this theory. Prominent opponents Oh
the government have been acting nysteTiously. II
&C. said the Queens cause does not depend upon the
action of the United States and that ner IIienu9
will see to it that she is soon Piaceu % upoN ~ w
throne With this is given the intimat.on that
several English war vessels are coming TINS way
The Royalists also assert that many OF the men
in the ennlov of the Provisional Government VIII
90 over 10 the Queens side when the Hist sIiot
is fired They declare that res'orauoh - I suI
tha moment the Queen gives the signal SeNeidi
natives known to be in the Queens confidence:
have talked when in liquor Of large store OF
dynamite that is concealed, as well as many
improved arms. ,., .A r,,oro-
r,ents of the Queen is that special lnter-lsldhu
steamer is to be chartered to carry ner anu
number Of her connections ana Io1pNViS o;ot
Kailaua on the island Of Hawaii. This point
was the ancient capital Of the Kings lor man!
years Her object in selecting this isiand as d
place OF refuge. is said to be due 10 te 81 q AZ,
fions of the people and the large nuInpei OF na-
fjves living there. 1t is also possible that thls
movement on her part may mean the altesilpS
"a SET m an independent government OF heT own
Nv declaring herself Queen of all the islands eX-
cept Oahu.
THE GOVERNMENTS PRECAUTIONS
The Provisional Government has been fore
.,arned Special guards have been placed at
a,fferent points within the city. and the mounted
noice has been increased. These precautions
have been deemed necessary because OF n'. nne
large increase Of suspicious persons IN f1ohoiuIu
who have no means of support Tnese men are
not seeking employment, yet they nave PeIsS
of money From Canada recruits nave come a., III
ON every Canaiian-Pacihc steamer, uhlil tiie
number of revolutionary suspects now IN tne
citv has reached 200 These are supposed 20 De
members Of the Queens guards recru!leu d'
Victoria several weeks ago to AID the restold-
zion of the monarchy. 1t is positively Known
that many Of these men arrived here pehhiiess
but now have means. ..-o,,,o,.s Il,
In view of the arrival OF so many strangers III
Tho last two months, bills providing ior lne
landings of aliens and dangerous suspects IN
fawaii were introduced and passed by the Coun-
ciIs The law is a counterpart OF the united
States law on 1891
TO SURVEY PEARL HARBoR
survey of Pearl HarbOr will be made py
admiral Irwin. who will leave here about March
Is He will be succeeded by Acting Admiral
Kirkland. ,.,..
Minister Wills has been trying to cultivate
the favor of the Provisional leaders ana Ihe
people but hasn't made much progress Inc
press however has quit its attacks on him. ana
treats him with silent contempt. Ihat ready
letter writer Theophilus II. Davies. the guarniah
of Kaiulani will soon leave here for California
The local newspapers will then ENJOY rest dS
it's a cold day when Davies doesn't send a long
and highly rhetorical letter 10 some one OF theIn
denying reports that he is intriguing against the
Government. He has thus become cOoSsdl
bore and no one pays any more attention 10 ms
letters than NEWCOMERS do 10 George FRANCIS
Trains effusions.