Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-04

fish subjects in the revolution and has at last passed the Hit resolution asking for the names nf tho British CnnSpiratorS
 The fact that the representative nf Eng land at Honolulu had deIlanded immu- nifty for those EnGlishmcn who had been guilty of Urea nablc practices has whctted the appetites uf patriotic congressman for all the facts in possession of the state de- partmCnt
 From the same authority which fur nisheS tho information that therc is a dis, position on th" rart of the officials of the Hawaiian rCpuhlic to execute the rcvolu- tioniSts the ramrS uC the English ,unspira- tors are lcarutL in advancC of the infurma- ton on this uin, that the state depart ment will send sooner ar nter to congress-
 over IGo Re>"Iuti" Im Jail.
 There arr under arrest and imprisoned at the barracks. police station and prison in Hunolulu lot persons including half breeds and natives Of these SO wero taken in the field enga ed in actual hOStili- ties against the government, 'i werr ar rested on tho har2C nf C0nSpirlng against thu government. and the rema ndeF are suspects hcld for investi Gation.
 \ fair Illustration ut the condition Of affairs in Hawaii i> furnished in a letter just received here from General llartwell, a lCdulnR llNNtf al llNnUluiu- Ile Is n m, mhcr or tho Loyal cginn and thrre years az" advocated the passage of a bill by cnngrrss for the construction of a cable to Hawaii the bonds tn l c guaranteed by the nitrd states IL was his idea that a cable should I r at the disposal of the | nitcd states government in cISo ot war or whenever IL was demanded General Hartwell's s letter is as follows
 "DrAH CArTAt>-W Will send papers if l can manage Am pretty well tired out -four nights guard duty without relief at the 0ute line ol our picket stations on my side 0f |! town aud my house unpro. tected. with II women anl girls in it, outside of that. and the inccssant anxiety tires unr
 The lnitrd states government has done moro than leave Americans in Ha- waii to their fate al Inc hands Of ;Amegci- less mob Who were to use dynamite and show 10 quarter By its COurSr lt has led that mob [" Ieivve that 1t hnd the only lawful auth0. itv here anu that those who formed the pro, i~ionl government, which has developed the lcpuhic. were to he put down n lawhrCakerS
 InEIi>hmCn Well Protected.
 Americars fur aiding and establishing law and order hv part, iIating in the pro- visional government .,tv 10 | e treated by tho | nitpu ~tatCS as C., filed tu no rCCOg- milton as .Aneri,an cit ems and s.'Ch in. 1 formation l. made I,ullic here The Brit | ish minister does not he~i ate to look after | EnglishmCn here. no matter what their course has been Take GeshamS and ! BlountS and Cleveland own incorrect view that United states Minister stevens i and Captain Wiltle, with the naval forces. aided or brought about the change two l years ago
 1 " "Amcri, ans and others hero had a | right, if that was so to rely on the nited | States government, not leaving them to the apparent destruction after having hy | their representatives melted them 10 take the course they did. The plans of the rebels were prematurely developed, or no one can contemplate calmly what would have occurred here. Americans at home | will be thrilled, if mistake not. at the position. think everything will be held down firmly It must be. but if there is any humanity left in Washington a Unit cd States man cf war will not leave any thing to chance now. but Is already en | route