The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-04
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sho Was u.in. Usr 9urHniy iIibitntlon ns
M Armory nnti THIS DID Sut Accord With
tho idon, Of President Dul..
WAsnISdroS, D. G.. Fob. 3.--rhc nova
of'tho arrest Of Queen LIliuokannl III
Hawaii was received with surprise ut
tho ataLc department, aud although tho
officials doclino 10 discuss tho matter In
any aspect, II was plainly to DO acoa
that thcy liad not expected TINT uho
would DO connected with 4 revelation.
AIRY attempt 40 badly conceived and
executed Nnd promising 80 li.tlo In 70.
suits, As II Is they iear that 6ho 10
likely 10 forfeit whatever property rG.
mains In hor possession to tho republic,
mud, In addition, probably will DO oxiIed
In order to eliminate her entirely US n
political factor.
Advicss from Honolulu, under dato
oil January 10, aay that tho rebellion
turned out to DO n complete tinsco. AZ.
tor tho first engagement tho rebais goat.
tared, and somB timo la,or Wilcox, Moy.
lin, Dul,olman aud others OF tho leaders
OF tho instruction wOrO captured.
Shortly after Qucon Liliuokalani wa, ar.
reaIod hor house was searched and In
1t wcre stores Of arms and dynamite
bombs. Tho arrests resulted In tho 70.
st0ra,ion OF order In Hawaii, but mar.
tial law II still maintained.
ARMS SEIZED IN THE Ex.ouEES's HOUSE.
Advices dated January 81 say that
quite large quantity OF arms. import.
cd for the use Of tho robels, have beeu
seized In addition to those found in tho
house Of tho ox.quGon. Tho Messrs.
Sayats, the importers OF tho arms, have
been fined.
Thoro has not aa ynt boon any suggss-
tons that the United States government
would Interfere in behalf oil the OK.
queen. who Is now, after tho full and
formal recognition OF tho republic,
nothing more than IN individual and Il
citizen OF Hawaii. II any American
citizens nre among tho persons arrested
aud triod for completely in tho rebellion,
then, undoubtedly. Mr.. Willis, our min.
istor, will soc 10 1t that they secure
full opportunity to prove their limo.
CONGO, II they can do 30.
Notwithstanding tho ominou, sicnifi.
canoe conveyed by the fact that the
trials wore to be by court-martial, 1t 10
not believed hero that worry sovero pun
ishment will be melted ont to the per-
sons convicted, except, perhaps, in tho
cases OF actual Hawaiians, for it is
hardly to be conceived that the British
and other foreign ministers at Honolulu
could contemplate with eQuanimity the
execution OF their follow subjects BY
process OF court.martial.
QUEEN VICTORIA PkoMprLy NOTIFIED.
1t is thought that the United States
steamship Philadelphia is now at Homo
lulu, as she was due there last Monday.
A cable dispatch from London says:
Tbs news OF the arrest Of ex.Queen
LiiIuokalani. published in London this
afternoon, created quito 4 sensation.
Tho facts were telegraphed to Queen
Victoria. who is at Osborne, aud to
Theophi!us Davis. a. Liverpool. Mr..
Davis is tho guardian OF Princess Kalu.
lani, OF Hawaii, heiress prcsump,ive to
the throne. Ito is also the agent in
England OF ex.Queen Liliuokalani. Mr..
Davis, it appears. had also received a
telegram, via Auckland. announcing
the arrest OF the ex.ouecn. It is ex.
pected that the latter's friend, here and
elsewhere will mako diplomatic repre-.
senta.ion TO Great Britain and the
United States in order 10 secure her re-
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