The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-04-22

Gals of Southampton and others were
presented to Mrs. Hay.
Colonel Hay informed a representative
Of the Associated Press that he was de.
lighted and touched at the greeting he
had received, adding:
Il look forward TO a pleasant stay in
England. I cannot discuss my instruc-
tons or touch upon political questions"
A special car was provided by the rail
road company to take Colonel Hay and
his party 10 London.
HONDURAS REVOLUTION.
New York, April A.-A dispatch to
the Herald from Teguigalpa, Honduras,
says that the news has just reached the
capital that Mr.. Jackson, an American,
has sailed for New Orleans from Puerto
Cortes, to purchase arms and fiji out a
fiIbustering expedition. The minister OF
the Greater Republic of Central Ameri-
ca, Senor Rodriguez, at Washington,
has been instructed by cable to pre-
vent the sailing of the expedition. The
government seems displeased at the
American minister, who is alleged TO
have TO have assured the president of
Jackson's neutrality. The rebels have
been repulsed from several small towns
in the south, but have taken without re-
s.stance at Puerto COrtez railway and
small towns and villages on the route.
An attempt has been made TO raise a
forced loan.
The Herald's correspondent IN San
Salvador also says that advices to hand
are 70 the effect that many American cit
izsns are implicated in the revolt in Hon
duras. In an interview a number of
members Of the Central American diet
said that if these Americans were cap
tured and merited punishment should ba
meted out they would soon be claiming
the Intervention of the United States
through diplomatic channels. which. un-
der the circumstances, should not be
granted.
BEHOLD HOW THEY LOVE.
Vienna, April 2l.-Emperor William
Of Germany arrived here at II o'clock
tais morning and was welcomed az the
railroad station by Emperor Fracis Jc-
seph and all the Australian archdukes.
a guard OF honor was drawn up on the
platform Of the railroad station. The
emperors embraced each other repeat ted
ly and Emperor William cordially greet
ed the archdukes After the imperial
suits had been presented 10 each osaer
the emperors drove to the palace amid
the cheers Of The crowds of people lining
the route.
A DUSKY QUEEN EXILE.
San Francisco. April 2.-Ths barksn-
tine City OF Pepee;e. just arrived from
Tahiti. brough; news confirming the re-
port that Queen Namae, Of the Raiatea
Islands, was captured by the French and
sen, into exile, with her husband and the
principal chiefs Mrs. S. J. Hutchinson,
- the Holiness church. OF Los Angeles.
returned from the deposed queens -
land on the City Of Papeete. having been
refused permission 70 do missionary
work there. as her religion differed from
that which : the established church OF
those islands. She was allowed = land
ar Nouka Hiva, but vas prevented from
attempting 10 convert the natives.
The var which resulted in Queen Ma
macs exile was brough, % a close by a
severe bayonet charge Of the French
against the natives. whose ammunition
had been exhaustei. The natives werc
crowded beh'nd hresstwork and near
/ every one was killed The Queea AZ
,erwar3 SURRENDERED. Besides th1se sx-
He'd wita the queen. uor- tasn 3n9 war
ri5rs We're taken II a tr3nsp5r, 20 Christ
MAS Island. A. no water could ne fa1nt
tAere me warriors were taken oack -
NouAa HiVa for flr-asr ins.~ac.Ions.
Ths Officers IN charge o. the p-isooo-s
were 2.cec.s5 . sake ihsn . aa;he. -
lald Q. IAs Aa-qussas group TIA; Il.