The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-14
LILIoUkALANI TO SUE UNCLE sam.
Her Action 10 Bs Based Cieveiaaas
Statement that Wrong h. Rs-u D"nS.

Her Action to Bs Based on Cieveiaaas
Statement that "a Wrong Has Bs-u D"Rs.
San FRAscIscA. Jan. l3.-Ths last edition of
one of tho evening papers contains the follow
ing. under date of Honolulu. Jan 8:
EI-Queen Llliuokalani has entirely ADAM
doned all hone OF ever regaining the throne OF
Hawaii, and Is now porieeting arrangements
for bringing suit against the United States Tor
an imEienss count OF money. This informA-
ton comes from a source which makes II alb
solutely trustworthy. and IL Is believed that
before the next steamer sails from here for
less public property on the Islands Agents OF
the ex-Queen now In the United States have
against her restoration and in Gayor
Of annexation OF the islands, and that
her lost pos ition win Be utterly useless. She
Is acting on this Information, and. In view OF
sas HRa
struggle TO restore her former conditions and
will seek pecunlary solare in suit for heavy
Her action will be taken upnD the statements
made in her favor by President Cleveland in
GTsshsm IN nj. letter to PreSident Cleveland
aud by Com missioner Blount in the report OF his
iSd SPSn Sh1 grar fact
her. ths Gritod States sndesyered to Induce
her favor. The claim for damages will no
made on the ground that she MAS deposed
sst f III Under the advice and direction Of Min:
tie we'll Known among the leading royalIsts
that a representative OF the eN-Uueen left here
not long ago for san Francisco lie was In
strueted to open negotiations with the stall
DEPARTMENT eoneerHing the payment Of .
large sum 70 the ext Queen A. a partial return
for the loss Of her throne. What action hs has
taken has not been learned here. his Identity
Minister ThuTsion. as well as Vice President
Hatch and other prominent HAWat.ans who
nj - Nn-dA h. All
from the isisads that Liluokalani has ahan-
doned her fight and decided TO bring heavy
dAmAg suit against the United States Govern-
ment. They cay that she will have plenty OF
time for sush proceedings when all hope Of
Tegaining the throne IL ended.
She is afraid Of her life and has made de-
mAnd for further police pTotsctiOn; but she Is
said 70 be more hIIn than ever IN her belief
that Cleveland will set accomplish her restoIa-
ton. She IA not the woman to give up tamely.
aud all her hopes are staksd on restoration. II
she fails. she knows that she sill drop out Of
From a man who arrived on the Australia
your CORES pOndent learned some inside hls-
tori Of the relations between Dole and Willis
Willis returned no reply TO DOle's letter asking
n he Intended to use hostility toward the Pro-
yisionaI Govern ment Then Dole grew WrOi h.
sHd aS Hss letter the setting lR ef
Millis's continued silence and tho threat
Sning PREPARATIONS for landing marines
which were going on on the American shi pa
This letter alarmed Willis and no tried 70 in
dues Dole 10 Withdraw H. but the latter re-
snlag 20 ssad away NE american ships. Dole
still refused aud Willis then demanded
sDesihC4tions Conserving statsmsnts made ia
De ahsfisSn MiSistsF Sad the the S Sdi
srSl tenor Of this correspondence has leak "a
cut in Honolnlu. aud the rssult L. vsFJ Ia
istSas e esSsassa e no 9Ss sAa tsl G ma,
Both rOYalists aad anneKAtoRlsts denOunes
the yselaatloR Of Cleveland and Mliis.