The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-03-21
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tod AINGToN, March 20.-An intimat,
,o.ht,C 4of Minister Thurston, now ir
Pact gson, says that Mr.. Thurstor
,o.t 20 17sSHhclal information as to the re-
30 DUP his recall, while at the same
Aoouos exists on the part of the
,en nonasF that such suggestion has
4. = Ohde to tho Hawaiian government.
hrro,om n, lot likely, however, chat Mr.
n, cone I'm Will leave this country. He
matt. Fdtlnue, it is stated, to look after
=. nJsse&n interests in an unofficial man.
m.t,ons T. Thurston's friends say that as
ontod L. MI Pr OF fact. he has never been
~ tlliH at the State Department az
eated a, Hforeign ministers have been
,urtest,. II ana mas not been accorded the
10 aim akeE usually extended to men hold
Mr. rLa4e lar positions.
now w'outat nurston, 1T Is said, does not
intimvillAho Will be his successor. but r.
,lecte Sondsated that Frank Hatch NAV be-
ma idaatqT' and that he will represent the
romin tnriHeas and views that have been
hurste NAfnt during the mission OF Mr..
mana halGn. Mr.. Hatch is said to he
he Lar ef9xlly we'll qualified for the post,
.rived Nofiest official mail from Hawaii has
ined N9a here Minister Thurston ie-
nvthi ner4at to state whether it contained
eoreta reqag bearing on the request of
,oalI. ulfGry gresham for Mr.. Thurston's
bsolut,w wen Inc minister maintains the
es nd, fae silence on the subject that he
cared -a4Aopted since the report first an.
led 10B Hawaiian government has re-
q tural LiHhr. Thurston would be the
ting FL, ana only channel in communi-
: rem ,stsEt to the State Department.. as
.svni,ng pins the official representative OF
,mplfsl long until his recall Is actually &C.
sked re Hneo. Inat Secretary Gresham
o long mr. Churston's recall there is
er In StNer any doubt. though che man-
nown. reg "nicn 1s was put is not vet
a,red3 BEFORE answering Secretary
overn,St. En, 1t ia presumed the Hawaiian
iniste al. and WI 49,, ooTmunlcate with its
rcumt' efr ana seek his version of the
les a u1oPtance5, which in measure i'm
dual srnd personal affront to the indi-
,mmu Log onoer the circumstances, the
, theY Inicstion from Hawaii, il it refers
kely, ecall, as 1t Is thought extremely
resha ,cia may De short OF reply to Mr..
FurtEAG de1o ueSS.
,necisS Eoed with great interest, and
,clinntJily the answer of Hawaii, as a |
reshaor,{ tlon to acoede to Secretary
lIowe. an request, doubtless, would be- |
VEN 10, ia by Minister Thurston being |
tho 60. Is passports. an act tantamount |
via % sverance OF diplomatic relations. |
"a IN. cared late this afternoon that |
lditiog h - 10 n .,rt Is accused, in
,w,pss instigated tho publication of
nper articles in New York papers
Aid N GSsng the administration. 1t ia
nra W. Hat this brings his case on all
bicb = Elth the celebrated Catacazy case,
r ~, Eaused 30 much commotion dur
ant 'c.Ee administration of President
IRE anHszy was the Russian minister
onv Hno IL mas been shown by testi-
AHA Bfrom newspaper men concerned,
ticies,E had furnished the substance of
orld i published in the New York
a AID, zattacking the foreign policy OF
r1u ~ 81 ministration and criticisinp Bit
vsrd. hpe attitude of the United States
"a d,o 81 Russia, then involved in a seri.
oonsa' Epute with Great Britain. In the
,uarn Nfsicn which followed, the Russian
incir Mment was obliged to concede the
II NJ S5le OF the right to request the re-
WAS "a an Objectionable minister. But
tar in,plsposed to stand by its own min
at M iH this case, and the outcome was
iv,no. II: Catactzy, under threat OF re-
an idE his passports, returned to Russia
: rat stEndehnite leave OF absence, never
r.;rs lrn to Washington, leaving tho
&c Eof the legation in care of
co 10 Eslgnincant point in the above |
- i. - Cd that the United States insis5ed
4 !, c,ca was under no obligation 10 mako
,er. HH ase against tho offending min
a ecwHpat That 1t was sufficient to cause
10 fall to say that ia was obiec tion-
60 uNEAnd so in Mr. Thurston's case
CON-, probably will be nc attempt made
VIC poet him with the obiec tionable
snm lhiper publications. 1t is held to :
m y. clent that he rests under suspi-
undo men may or may not be we'll
ear and Yadkin Valley Railroad.
W." Sciated Press to The TIMES.
q stn, VISION, N. c., March Especial
W;TH Il. Martin is hearing evidence
am, mington for the establishments of |
n NJ against the Cape Fear and Yad-
: alley railroad, now in the hands q
Cio tSceiver. Judge Gross and Capt. Il. G
,oni k, of Baltimore, with other dis !
20 shed lawyers are in attendance. ,
l. -, EPurt first took up the testimony /
1--WE to the claims of Murchison &
\, III New York and Wilmington. 1t
q an equire several days to hear all of
o'&idence.
Tho Japanese Advancing.
= bciated Press to The TIMES, =
49, SSDoN, March 20.-A dispatch to tho Z
ME- from Shanghai, which will be +
on - NED to morrow, says that Chinese {
report having met an advanced $
hment of Japanese twelve miles