Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-10
MORE AS TO HAW
ADDITIONAL AoWcEs BY THE STEAM.
Err WARlMoo FROM HONOLULU.
Particulars Of the Correspondence Between
Willis and Doie--NaynI Onieefs In
dignsnt-- Queen lii Naughty.

copyrighted. 1894, by the United Press)
VICTORIA. b. c., January s.--Addition-
al Honolulu advices received by the United
Press on the steamer Warimoo. In re-
ferring 10 the correspondence OF Minister
willis with the President OF the Provis-
ional Government, says that President
Dole summoned the Advisory Council 70
meet the Executive at o'clock on oc-
tober 18th The nature OF Mr.. Wiiiis
communication remained unknown 10 the
public. although they had no doubt or l's
tenor. At 4 o'clock tho members OF the
Council made known the fact or the ue-
mand for the Queens restoration anu
that the general tenor Of the reply nau
been agreed upon, and that II was 10 De
prepared with deliberation. Many cues
tions were asked and a few answered. IL
was very noticeable that no one was
heard 10 ask whether the government
would refuse or not. That went wi'nou'
the saving IL was learned thar no lhu-
nation was given az 70 whether military
or naval force would be employed to en-.
force the demands. A general sense or
relief was manifest that the new Minister
had been forced out of his concealmeh',
and that the meaning Of hts equiVoeN
expressions for the past six weeks was
now plain.
PREPARATIONS TO RESIST SIEGE.
on the 2lst some 1900 gallons of water
were stored i'm iron tanks in the judiciary
building for use i'm case Of a siege and
the cutting OF the water-pipes. The EN-
ecutiye building Is supplied by an ar'e-
sian well on the premises.
The Corwin had arranged 10 san on 'he
night OF the 18th. but was detained
| Strenuous efforts were maze pS Wv
various correspondents to smuggle uls'
matches bv her. on the 10Th every oNn-
Ger was put upon his honor, ana com
nelled To return 10 the writer's every
| letter entrusted 10 them. An ron-cisu
| embargo was laid upon all trahsmisslun
Of papers and letters by the torwin IL
was the intention 60 have Minister VII
tis's disnatches To Washington anticipate
All other news to the American pubic.
| plans were laid to dispatch small, ias'
| boat 70 San Francisco to reach there De-
fore the Corwin and Illustrate secret
Vaccinations at Washington. Later u''
yelopments made the outlay unnecessary
FORCE NOT ANTICIPATED.
| on the 2ist the general impression was
that no actual force would be employed
| nv the Minister, but that he would con
! tlnue TO keep up menace OF II III o'ue'
to wear out the patience OF the ProVls
| ional Government, and reduce theh "
| submission. , =,
The naval officers were und9rs'oou
be united in Il sentiment or eNtrtnl'
dstrust and Indignation at the lpHoIrcu
task of making war upon Americans
Which .seemed about 10 be forced upoI
! them especially as this would E,@'ll
the British royalists. who seemed To p'
I'm Willis's confidence while Admiral IT
win was not. The Admiral Is believed Il
share the sentiment. II IS learned IA
the naval officers have agreed mat Il VII
Admiral issues any order which Is IN
lawful or derogatory 10 the United S'a'c
they will want II made IN wrltihs' an
will then sign a joint protest against @sne ~
order. so as TO free themselves % ~
blame. Should the Admiral theh p'i'''
in his order. they Will execute IT,
THE QUEEN IMPERIoUs.
Tho Queen has hoen extremely confid n
~ an immediate return TO power ans
during the week after the arriNai =
,be Corwin assumed a very imperious TON
. towards her own adherents, some or whoi'
felt outraged by her department 'o"ar"
| them. - M
, rhe arrival OF the Alameda on the -
q ] created
r ~ feeling OF both parties. A number o
leading adherents OF the Provisional GOV
eminent arriving on her reported al
I Going right for their side IN Congress
Among the prominent arrivals were Min
ister Thurston. eX-MIrister Mott smith
Editor II. y. Castle, and W. y. Arm
, strong.
DOLES REPLY.
on the afternoon of the 23d the Advisor
Council assembled TO hear the drait Q
MIR. Dole's reply 10 Minister WINS
. was approved without material ohahs'
AIR Willis was notified that the Snswe
would be delivered 10 him In the cours
Of the night. Steam was at once goue
up on the COrwin. and IN, anchor nov
t short. The final typrewrltten copies occu
3 MED eighteen pages. The reply In dupl
cate reached the Minister at a. y
The Corwin sailed at C:2O with a copy 20
President Cleveland The text or n
reply IS kept secret for reasons Of dipio