New-York tribune., 1895-02-03

in the mail from Honolulu received by MI
Thurston since the outbreak. but one OF the
Honolulu newspapers had a sgniheaht para
graph saying that on the day hosuht'es oes"''
the ex-Queen had gone to the nome ol ""'
Nowllen at Pearl Iiarbor. about hi'eeh '''''e
from the capital AZ Nowlien was the principal
lieutenant Of Wilcox II is therefore pfes"'''eu
that I.iliuokalani knew something OF the p'an'
Of the revoutIonists and had gone to No"hen
house TO be out OF harms way when the hsh''he
began
Mr. Thurston said that the next informatio"
about afrair. In Hawaii will be received oy 'he
steamer Australian. which is due In san rr""-
c,.co on Wednesday next she was scneuuie' u
ie,vc Honolulu on the afternoon Of January 50
THERE MI-sT HAVE BEEN GOOD EVIDENCE
Mr. Thurston said that he was confident that
his Government would not have caused inc eN
Queens arrest unless II had ample eVide''oe ~
her completely In the Wilcox-Nowheh P'o'' ms
he,ief camo fron the knowledge that all possible
crodor, had heen allowed 10 the ex-Queen, ana
she had been made to understand that she WIS
not "a he restricted so long as she did not inter-
fere with the peace and good order of the heP"o-
lie |, was the intention II the Government "o.
to Interfere with her In any way. nor WIZ" any -
the Royalists. I'm the hope that su'n ~
would help produce n pctter ic'"''e -
.nds As the arrest Of Luuokalani would tend to
aggravate the intensity OF the leei"s
uovol,s,s and Republicans Mr.. Thurston was
sure that no such radical step wou'" nav
taken unless the Government was in possession
of the strongest evidence that she was co"o''"'
in the abortive plot to overthrow the present Au-
mnstratlon
Neither the State nor the Navy Department
hat
the press dispatches The cruiser Pnilade'pn'''
which left San Francisco on January 23 1t Is con-
ndently expected. must nave arrived III '''e ""'
Dor OF Honolulu several days ago
WILCOX A DYNAMITER
The repo-t that stores Of dynamite and arms
had been found In the house left by 'he eN
Queen when she took up her quar'e'' Il.
liens house being brought to the attention Vi
members OF the Hawaiian Legation. II was
called that ,he use OF dynamite had always
been a fayorite weapon OF WILCOX He ~"
ouired a knowledge Of It's properties while ser'-
,pu os nm engineer for the Spring Valley water
Works In California In 1885, and attempted 10
hiring II into NAV I'm the so-called Dominis revo-
luton OF July. 1882 which he headed and IN
which Princess Liliuokalani whose orotner,
Kalakaua was then OH the throne, was sau 10
be implicated. This is regarded as a,,o'u,ns
ample Justification for the arrest VI 'he e~
As 10 the rumor that the Royalists had ap-
pealed to Great Britain to intervene IN the ex-
Queens behalf. nothing could be learned as TO
whether the state Department had received any
,rtimation ,o that effect from Ambassador Bay
ard There were indications that some dis,
queting news In regard to Hawaiian airairs had
been received and had caused secretary
S,reshar m to hurry over to the White House TO
consult the President Whether this implied
request for intervention In the ex-Queens behaif
Tv.tAA Gtnfa
thought that the Bennington's orders to remain
at Acapulco until further instructions may have
some bearing on the new turn OF ana.rs III
Hawaii.
SHE SHOULD BE TRANSPORTED.
The news from Hawaii to the effect that ex-
Queen Liliuokalani had been arrested on n
charge Of treason caused much comment on the
Republican side OF the Senate. but Democrats
declined to say anything about 1t. Mr.. Frye said