New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
NEWS NOTES AT TIE CA PITA Il
THE FUTURE OF THE HAwA1IAN ISLANDS.
REASONS FOR THE CIEMENc'Y EXHIBITED ny
PRESIDENT poLEs GOVERNMENT NJ"
SECRETARY FOR THE BRITISH EMBASSY
ADMIRAL. RAMSEY BACK At WORK

AMERICAN CIOTU ABROAD
| Washington March - 1T Is IN !ers'o"i mere 'h"'
| the Ugh, sentence imposed hy the ha"a''" q"
! -horit!es on cx-Queen Iiiuo%alani ana IN" ''her
! rovalists concerned IN the recent uprising aga'A"'
| The Government was largely influenced hy desr"
~ meet public sentiment IN Tho intel states me
| Dole Administrator - believed - have git mat
| had Mrs Domnls been deport"! and the punishment
/ by death imposed upon som" - ner as'''.A'"N u
! would have caused harsh criticism ~ TINS country
/ and aroused an unfrondly sentiment agar '''
! Honolulu Government Tho fac' IS pointed oit That
! the American people hal only IanS'i ni"'"', .a
! the Samoan troubles years ago until ~" Ger
! man authorities deplrteI King Maiic'on Ih" &c.
| ce!p u this intelligence IN ~" United states ""'
| followed by a wave OF popular Dissatisfaction WIN
| Germany action. From That moment Eirat .N.|i
es, was felt In the settlement OF the troubles ~ he
| island. which resulted finally IN a. tIp1rnlc ~
United State looking 'o The proper government ~
Samoa. which = -'lh In foro" -.,... -. ,...
VINO hare been heretofore stsn"h reyalis,e are n'"
openly favor.n- annexation 20 -" lnie1 SAT-. ~
il thought by friends o. lnnrNtt ~. Vii Do an ri
couragcmcui 20 thc American congress - 'rihs " -
islands unde. tn protection OF ar "2FrJH'he"'
The dominant parts In Hawai-. Will" drsifous ~
annexaton w.ouIi SIN d.. satisfied Z this country
should assume ii prote.oratc over the ls.angN u -
40 sdvantaeeois 20 the Tinted Stntr- annexation.
proctloTa,r ~3 MANI, g@1, "a ne n,tcr ai5an
'ages n the Islands be- annexed ne United Siae@
debt Of s. 1900. bu, this would be offset several
times over II g. asserted IN other ways AnneS1 .
hon would giye the United states Ia" possession Ok
the Government huil1Dg- IN Honolulu. ana JOCKS
wharves and harbor Improvement - Vel a. vast
The Hawaiian Goy~rnment * looking 10 the next
SESSION Of Congress to formulate some pon'> re
fiono.nlu show thu, II IS believed there that SoIn"
definite action Will be taken b"ior" me clos" "' ~"
first session ~ the LiNth tonsrr7s
. The State Department - Informed that Evelyn
Mountstuart Gran; Dan has been appointed ~"c"""
secretary 81 fh. British Embassy IN Washington
Mr. DUFF has been "a The diplomatic service s.n's
1855 when h. nominated attachf AT IN hi'''Sh
Embassy In Rome II" MS a.+o -erv'~i ~ Tehetah
and has received an aIowdn'" Tor hl@ P'""'''''''
IN Persian
Admiral Ramsey CLl~f IL thr Bureau - N1v!sa-
ton. who has been confined TO hi HON" i'r inc
last two weeks with the grip. Resumed MS '"''s
at the Navy Department to-day.
The Department Of State has received 4 supple
mentary consular report on the sale OF Amer an
cloth Bradford England. Consul Me~k"r ayr
that since hi first communication he has r"f''"r
Investigated the subject and learned that on" H1-
ford hons" received samples OF certain grades 81
wo1,len cloth produced in the United states rms
house has since sent IT, travelling men and agents
10 India Italy South America and France. carry lh%
this line Of American goods
This nrm. Mr. Meckrr saye. has Il larg- irl1" IN
India ana has sent as suitable to that market
fabric manufactured IN Sew York, known as the
shown in liaiy France and South America AZ from
prove popular The goods are known IN trade as
"A glcrs cloth When samples OF these goods we're
shown ia Paris the French merchants siid 'thry
were Of wonderful value" and that there "puIn
undoubtedly br sale for them In time. though ht
present there was 10 demand. "GOCd orders he
says ARE expected for them from itaiy and Brazil
The Bradf ri merchants have ordered the New
York firm N send them Immediately on" ease OF
assorted black blue Algeria cloth. and state thdt II
the goods NJ To thc .hnpl" larS" orders
might b. expected
Secretary CARTS" to-day designated the Superin-
tendent Of the Coast and GeOdetic Survey the com
missioner OF Navigation. the Supervising Inspector
General OF steam Vessels. the Naval Secretary OF
the Lighthouse Board and the Chcf Of the Revenue
Service an advisory board to recommend 10 the see
inla nd navigation rules shall hold AMI beyond whlrh
inc deep sea rules shall hold. This action Is taken
under an act passed at the late session TO remove
the uncertainty as TO the waters TO which the TWO
Of rules apply, when uncertainty admiralty
courts for many have asked To have removed
Tho maritime interests of New York and Phiiadel-
mia are now formulating recommendations for har-
Dor lines al hose ports 10 submit to the board ana
those Interests Al other s"aportS VIII doubtless FOL
low the same course
Governor oates Of Alabama is in Washington on
lie called on the Secretary Of the Interior to-day 10
nav b,s respects Governor oates has been author
ize1 bv the Alabama Legislature to make an ex-
lever rate OF Interest, He has definite plan
gordInp the matter. but VIII simply look over the
2nid there Alabama bonds. he said. at
uranium Governor oates gave interesting his
,orv OF The financial affairs OF the state and said II
had a record 10 he proud or.