The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-22
lIlIIS OF JAPANESE.
arurTED TO ARBITRATION
WITH HAWAII
.,. Connected with the
- ge Administrations
-.,e-saII Opposed 90 An
sssstisn-

,.xcrsco. Aug. L--Tce stszfr-
~ ~sseh arrived today ffsfn To-
49, - honolulu, brought IN toiio"-
- r.nsnese afTfces;
SS '<FA frau the Japanee5 papers
80 - Fseras:sn government fts ae2lf a
"a =. 80 arbitration Of tal@a party
81 later OF the definition c. the i'm
ef =. ~. r.y7..ationx. but that sinister
80 So ard Councillor Akly ma In
49, 80 ali matters concerning the
- arh.tratsd. The PROPOSE OF ar
ps1 l..s 4 denounced as Dotni-B more
s1s.ss r.,,rarne 81 the wantcn t1esIecssion
- - ~ TIE Hawaiian authorizes. NO
g. -. as Is assigned for the return
5000 Akiyama except tBat. the
sa.se.fasIous having been arr.se ed al.
- no further reason for hss re-
s.'~.rg lager on the Islands.
~ .nsnsse government Is preparing
~ 49, IA the correspondence and pro-
49, h the case. In the event OF the
-, beng submitted 10 aTpilfe On AZ
- insist upon the settlement q 20" AoA-
lsrsag Gains: xr..f, q,
~-T-That the action Of Hawai- in re-
go e. landing Of the japanese was
-. violation Of the treaty
ss~rsS-That the Hawaiian govcfnrrient
!. ,.r,eassble TO pay damages resulting
exstrsEa. IT. .,,,,.-,~,.,. -
- 10 establish & guarantee u avoid
=, trcabls Of a similar kind.
- yapan Times. commenting upon ths
80. n annexation. says: 50 far as
800 -. ss,stuSe 70 annexation Is ooncern-
- .lIl remain unchanged, even after
Z. ss.tI.,nent OF her trouble With laval
!. sftlf,,ds has been and viii be opposed
s.rn.raticn b. America. not aecause
ssrbors any ambitious design upon
sslznds. but simply and solely 5ecRuss
: 4 DESTROYS OF guarding the legitimate
al cf her nationals there.
yery severe and prolonged cart quake
s.s vas experienced IN Yokohama and
I. surrounding towns on July 2.
rsh, people were trampled 20 death dur
= me crush at public festival a koehi
: sgls q During a blockade on tire Ten
/, RASH bridge party Of young riffians
,+,s1yted TO force their way thro.kh the
rsxl About forty people were Knocked
s.vu and a panic engued, with tho result
n. sght we're killed and fifty o. more
srsu.sy injured. A cart load Of clogs.
snsssIas and other articles was removed
ran the scene by the police after the
esst had dispersed.
IL soon as the steamer China locked
a her arrival from San Fr0nclzso on
lrst II, g. ". Macfariane. WHO claim
4 % be her owner. called upon tie col
hslor Of customs and requested q ~ the
ssssl Be given a permanent reglstsg The
rgfctor. however. refused. The mat
tr was then taken into the court a, and
q the 18th writ Of mandamus VAS Is
xsa. The dispositions Of both , lcfar-
hss and Capt Seabury were taAen on
Aagpf. H.
ne latter testified that the steamer had
ssa running III the Pacific Mail HE be-
wen American. Hawaiian and Oriental
prfs The vessel cost $50. 600. b. said.
ut could be built today for $500 90. lie
eoah not appraise her value. but he had
hmrd Capt. Mstcalf, Lloyd's survt yor at
&c Francisco. remark In his presence
an the China was not worth more than
gAaa
Xacfsrlane then took the stand and
rtsated the history Of how he haa pun
dased the steamship. giving n mortgage
Il sS1Np on the vessel. how he had Sc
~ M fttsiAtEAAa& tsAEA IARs tA-f -
tarion. and how he had applied TO the
@rector here for a permanent register.
ns<ilng all the requirements Of tie law
b every particular. He stated that he
hae act signed an agreement 10 tslnsfcr
As China back 20 the Pacific Mall Com
fsny nor had he signed any mortgage
cher than the one mentioned. on cross
sssminstion. however. Macfarlane nd-
rttfa1 st@f IA he. .. v al
swne7 Of the vessel. and that he was 20
recelys a1sD for his services II he sue
tssced In securing a permanent ?, gister.
ne matter has created a great deal OF
hisress in government circles here. and
: believed that the court will sustaln
- stand taken By the executive The
cay after the steamer arrived tho cabinet
Fes ana considered the matter. Al CT the
steiing Mr.. Cooper said:
he executive has authorized me TO
a'snd the sea letter II the China issued
e Vel. haefarlaue by Consul Hol ins IN
aoadnn until that steamer can ~ p san
FTeaclsco' then the sea letter VIII eN-
Efe The Hawaiian government has fully
aaasat register"
When the annexation treaty was IN the
fsnes Of the foreign relations cor uittee.
~ BODY wanted 20 recommend hat no
s1sgn vessels other than American
sasald be granted Hawaiian 2 gistegs
sae TIE treaty was pending. nd re-
slAaed from Inserting the Glaze only
20 ne assurances II this goverI nent 70
sinister sewail which were wired by him
Washington. The government Intends
Keep faith with the admin ration.
4 sF.f
Cara.
= sApI A. @. S. Hawos. British consul 20
a.Sail died az lilo on the eth. aged IS
80 a earbuncie was The use OF
-. 80 MS esiy was brought TO mis- city
~ pafied With military honors
AahifA Miller took command OF the
sssae squadron yesterday. rellse ug Ad-
~ NJ hserdslee, who viii der1rt Tor
"a, ssseihg'en 10 act as president ~ the
ava examining board.
-. - A. ihnrston. now In v ashing-
49,. wi he appointed secretary Of the
s,e'. Auan legation. Ia succession % Frank
nAiihI. deceased.
4, +. ~ nalhsh surveying ship Pen ain left
- 'As south on the i8lh.