The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-28
yEWSFR0M HONOLULU
yot a Word About the Expul-
sion of Mr.. Thurston.
JOAQUIN MILLER LEFT QUICKLY.
sax. He Was Afraid of Being I'M
nrisoned, and He Departed With
out His Baggage.

s.s Francisco, March 1.-THE steam
- Australia arrived this afternoon
49,. Honolulu. The last Hawaiian ad-
- contain no reference TO the demand
,rase by Secretary Gresham for the re-
- az Minister Thurston, and IL is eyi-
Ssr, that no knowledge OF this latest dip
,o,a,tc incident has reached the Ea-
.sllan people Whether the Hawaiian
saVerument has any knowledge OF the
ssafe OF affairs at Washington City Is
sgr,n,y a matter OF conjecture.
The Associated Press correspondent
rr,,es as follows. Martial law Was de-
e,sred of on March IS. The military
commission has been adjourned. and the
Iar~er number OF the 49, prisoners
srought before this body are now work.
Ing out their sentences In the guarries
81 ar the roads The interest OF the past
few days has centered principally IN the
SESSIONS OF the advisory council. which
has been passing laws bearing directly
upon the recent rebellion.
A Law OF no little interest to the de-
ooYtaG contingent makes IL unlawful for
snv Derson TO land in the Hawaiian ISL
ands from any vessel arriving from a
foreign port who Is a criminal or refugee
from justice. or who has been convicted
:, crime. or who has been under arrest
for criminal offeDse. and has departed
or escaped from the Hawaiian islands In
order 10 avoid trial. or who has been
dsported from the Hawaiian islands by
order OF the president or marshal In time
Of martial law, or who has been ban
ishs6 By the sentence OF any court. IN
less s1sh person shall have received FER
mlssoa from the minister OF foreign at
sshy 20 to land. a violation OF this law
By an attempt TO land on the islands is
gsnis1able by a term OF imprisonment
81 hard labor not exceeding :wo years
sni fine not exceeding 5000. ANY mas
Ter OF a vessel who knowingly brings
such people back TO the country Is sub
Jet 10 a fine OF 500 for each person
brought or landed. or ne may be impris-
0ned Tor a year at hard labor and his
vessel not given clearance until the fine
IL paid. An indemnity law for acts done
during the term Of martial law has also
been passed.. and All act creating he sn-
preme court court OF claims
An act which has created more or less
adverse comment rs one providing for the
deportation Of dangerous persons con-
victed Of conspiracy against the estab-
hshed system Of government II was.
however passed by the unanimous vote
OF the council. and Is generally considered
as a necessary protection to the govern
ment against Iawless people who come 10
the islands for little else than 20 make
trouble.
The disposition OF IAliuokaiauI Is caus-
Ing not 81 few rumors, but the govern
ment officials state THAI nothing has been
done or suggested other than Is already
in force. Attorney General Smith. on
being asked what disposition was TO be
made OF the ex-queen. said: She's al
ready disposed OF No advances have
been made 10 the government on her part
She will be kept where she Is
The appropriation TO cover the expenses
az the rebellion has been raised SIS coo
and viii undoubtedly reach 500 90 before
all the troubles are passed
The failure OF the cable appropriation
IN congress has in no degree lessened the
interest In Gale matters. The attitude
Of the United States furnishes food for
much adverse criticism. and gives the
British sympathiZers ground for argii-
ment that is hard TO meet In an inter
view regarding a reported proposition
from private corporation for assistance
'fam this country a member Of the cab
inti said today: I'VE have received no
opposition or suggestion from any pri-
u'e source. We arc ready at any time
% consider any proposition that may ad-
vance the interests OF this nation, hat
thus far no assistance for a cable has
been requested
feh arrival OF nearly ioa0 japanese la
horers by the German steamer Independ-
ent has given rise 20 the usual rumors
concerning the Japanese. Out OF go pas
sengers rs were free laborers." nearly
all Of whom have served I'm the japanese
army. The English man-of-war Nymf,he
arrived Sunday. but will soon proceed 10
the South seas.