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VARIOUS VIEWS.
Aanexatlon Talk at Home and
Abroad.
SERIOUSNESS OK TUCMATTEll.
Hjard Refasis to Talk lor the Hew
Administration.
BCMIM MEN IMIHIJtrri).
Ctniutenls lir leaillinr I-oitdoii
,,,,,-leiropn Al.i, toil'
ceeneil.
Wasiiisoton, I). C.i Jn. 20. Tbo
Haasllati revolution liu been the ab
lotting toplo of discussion nil Jjr.
d Ibo fc of general rottsts will to
buelceu lint by tbo deposed queen
decistlng tliot clio yielded only to Mm
sorerlor ''co ' "10 United Hlnt-,
ami it pealing lo thn United Btates to
reverse Its action And reinstate her In
authority, It waa expected that the
Bnctslly chattered stearnerthat brought
Itatiea-s of tlio revolution would alao
tfiniadiiiatcb from MlulalcrBtevous
trlunaul lienors! beverauce. It waa
iIm exuded Hint tho commander of
ma notion would transmit to the navy
dsiailmeut some detailed repoit of liia
tlioioua action. Nothing baa been
received, and tho Inference la that de
tilled report front thcao ulUcers aro on
it way by mall.
1011 AN.NI V.AT10N.
In tha tneontlnio aomo morabora ot
tin comniltteu on foreign relations,
teforowhom tlis matter will eventual
ly come, aro el reusing sentiments
with remarkable frcodorn. Benator
Mtrgsu makes no secret of his desire
to acquiesce In tho riquest of the com
bIiim and annex Ihe islands. More
alRclOcant Iban tbla, however, ll tbo
statement that Senator Sherman, chair
rasa of the committee on foreign ro
lstloni, In executive aeaalon yestords ,
rets to the tame purport. Mr. Duller
ol Booth Carolina, who la alao u mem
ber ot the tame committee, said to a
iioortei.
I "01 course there can be no question
ollhi pest desirability of the lalauda
u i ru.tl station. Unlets tbey are
lurrbueJ, aa were Alsska and
Loglilsu, It will bo necessary for
Vcift ta pas a r gular act of aunox
alba, as was the caso Willi the repub
IloifTcxaa. Hawaii would then bo
raid a territory, but not, I Imaglnt,
lli a regular territorial govern,
oial."
JCIX1K CHI1MAN, OF JllCltiaAV,
tromlnant mimbir of thu Ilouao
ccmmltteo on foreign ndalra, openly
lirita annexation.
'! favored It In tlio Flfly.flrat Con
imi," ho iald,"lu ft roport and apeech
oa tha Hawaiian cable. I conalder It
sotooly poulblr, but highly dealrablo.
Tim Banuwlch lalauda are extremely
fertile. The Intelligent onoi among IU
Icofle eirnMtly favor union with tho
Utilled HloUa Aa a naval action and
tolnt of eommercUl nilvantuRo In tho
lvclDo they aru vital to ua. We would
M them In war nud wo need them
la pence, rholr Melon would go far
wwarJi enabllDi: ua to control thobiigar
illuatlon of the world. Of cour.o a
roateil with England would not te
toiJed, but Hut ahould not affect the
mtttr one way or Ibe other. Tbo
country will nevirnmount to anyllilng
more tban a econij-claoa jiowerao long
u It whlika around the corner when It
tea a fotmau approaching. Kngland
tuea whatever alio wanta wherever It
nyl. I don't belluve In a bullying
pollc),but Americana mint know their
'Utiti, and maintain them at all
omrii.
"I hope to aee the llmlta of till
wintry extend northward to tho arotlo
''lon 1 hope to aee It with natron
'fecalve aud ollenalvoalatlon In tho
);f'""dlti be It In cuba or another
I toot. lalauda, or anyone of almllar
ticOKlb and uiofulneaa In thu l'acllk.
ia time baa come when thu govern
lUalf" Un"oa H't mual aaaert
til 1-OSJinLC BH110USMFE3 Of THE
M ATI III
"Involving rclatlona with England
ii ll," a,!u Jrct "i1" which no member
m the dlplumatlo corf a In thla city felt
l.T",J! .t0l today. An Intereat
Siln.cU"u "' IMlbly allowing
eiilno'a attitude towards the aubjeoi
L l i ,,,IIleMlon of the llawuilan
Si! rfC,lll"d' "t thla time. When
rui 4u-.Amrlcau congreea met In
fffl"isl, or about that time,
MUMiul.oovered that Hawaii had not
o Incluilctl In tboiountrlea Invllini
t'.0m! vonlt.of theconitreea about
omilou. illut Hawaii 1. uotun
M i c,,l'.',Pu1lln, ho wa. told. He
jPMl "Hut It will bo biforelong."
lolroff,'! tbl''ore, a reaolutlon waa
""oloced in tongroa, by IU, roaenla
lhai;:,.Mjwu' l""l aulhorlilug
Il!i.iVWer?1 !orenl Invitation to
ll Th- ti " 'n'ltatlon waa accepted
rflnM.r i. .alln Kovernraent and
M cSl!' ,C"rtr. w tleailBUnleU to act
Whl , m" "J. "I0 Congreea.
lubllww.i" ".'f,4;' "' American H.
' ' delTl.r2 a,,ll"1":u , ll'o reault of
'na lM,rru,'?l,J '". ,'" congroa..
lacludI.iSCl! ,utwH "hould
"iral Uri"J'l'J one of tllu
lMlW:uti.u:l,,,,,,,bool
bAVAiio'a auAiiuKi) tali:,
iltI1J"t"ylyardwaa aeeu tbla
H'i.UanuZ" " h" "I'lnlon of
outllr,, ti?.?1 '?. f""1 Particularly lo
""InlitrM on ,ihl0 1,0l,0y ' ",a ow
U HeclfnM , 0,ovt':Kl to dli oau i f
LlVlan tirrMk ln a"y wy'r
Uloar,aLc,,'.,i,,lm,,,,",r''n o
to' WeiVnl.it?.' !ln- "engardod
Wl, Piu,'i?,,ll""1lbo natural ro-
"" '' which linvo teen
operating for n bni; tltim In tho
Hawaiian Nlanda, un I th-rel.irn not
untxpectpil, Ttic roierou4 cou llllon
of tho Itlandn Iiq nictlbea to their
tommerilal Intirwtanml thu ceugrapli.
Icil telatlou which thu lalaadi hul I to
thu United Hlntej inaltii Atrurlcm
liiterenta vaatly au rrlor to tbota of any
other nation.
fAILin Full IIONOtUtU.
HAN I'HANCltCJ, Jan. 13. Thu
United blatea lluKllilp Mohloiu, Hear
AdmlialBkerrltt, railed fur Houolu'it
early thla niomlip;. 1 hu llingi r la
oxpiclcd to kovu tomorrow mil the
Adaiua will learu Maro Ialan I ruin
dny. riurola thogrtate-t activity ul
the navy yard.
Thn morning latere today divolu
grcot e ncii lo the Hawaiian matur,
Interview tilth builuiaa men, etc. '
Vlewa dlllir, but tlio preai idltorl ila
ure n unit In urging it ditemlnul
K)llci on the part tf llio Unhui Hlfttea
guvrrnmnnt which will run nt rttiy
blhirforeli'ii uergalulug poaitailou
of thu lalauda.
At n ronfirtncu lait nllit between
the Hawaiian tommlulouert an I Ilia
rtpreicutatlrca of lovoral firm lr
teitwtutl In Hawaiian trade the com
mluloniraexplaluoj
Tilt lunrtsi.s Of Till, iiixuluiiov.
All Uu til I.ST
In delull, an I declared that on the day
thu (jutm wis overthrown Ibo only
tlilug Ibnt prnviuted an outbriuk
among tho natlvca wm the landing of
aallorannd tnnrluta from tint Unite I
HtMia oteanier Jloaton. Alter u full
diacuaiion tho bualneta men leunt
nitrmd totako loucerted nctlci tnurg
lug Congreea to mint x the lilinda,
1111- I MII.I8II llll.V.
LoMUjv,Jni;a rboWulyOroiifo
eayavf IhuHuwull revolution:
Jleyond illiute thtro haa beoumla
government in Hawaii, but except the
lurid alorlui told In Ban Piamlico
nothing hna occurred ti our knowledge
to Initio thetjueou'a depoiltlou The
revolution aeima to be purely tlio work
of aaectlonot Immigrant numbering
ttheoutalde 16M. llio fact tnal the
rovoiutluulata wiro In ao great a hurry
to atk the United Blatea to annex them
wear an ugly look.
The Shrniny Voil Tbo annexation
of Hawaii by the UulleJ States might
bo regarded aa n counter move to forti
fying the l.equlmault. The bulk of
Hawaiian truJo being with the United
Htatia, we aio not aurprliod that there
ahould bo a dealto for coaer uulou with
tho riower.
The lAilty Tclejrarhl Tho nllalr
weara au M ect of n aucccuful attempt
by American Intrlgucra toobvert tho
exlatlog order of thlnga 111 favor flrat
of thtmaelvui, next, of what U lm
imailble auuexntlou. W'u tould not
allow the Uulted Bules to annex the
lilandi, even If tho tatabllalied policy
at Waahlngloii ) ermlttid tha Idea to
lie entirtalued. The uitlvo goern
montought to bo reatored, for tlio revo
lution la the work of dlaoontvnted
aelflah foreigners, cblclly Vauaoea.
The DaVj Chronicle. huroHj haa
not any gnat couvtrn with Hawaii.
Keverlbeleiu the queen haa rblt
which aeem to have received scant re
spect from the Jeadora of the move
ment. The vvonta had not given to a
aecllonof the foreign population right
to ouil the lawful sovereign. Anxiety
for tbo Welfaroof natlvia ret ma to have
been leta of a motive with the Ameri
can arty than a dualru lo furtbor their
own Interest.
Tho Slantlanl. It Is not IlLely that
thttf,ood senaoof the American pcoplo
will iwrmlt tbeoi to aaiumo thla re
sponsibility, which would be found
onoroua and uu rentable, or to claim
extension Inllutncc, which would b
opposed and reaeuted by other
powers having iquat Intertill
at stake. It is true tho
United Btates cannot allow, another
power to aunex the Islands, but none
haasucliaunuibltlou. Justice requires
that tho Constitution be restored with
such reforms na aru nocmsary. the
lowers molt Interested agreeing In re
spect to guarantee. Nolther the
United Btateainor (lermany nor CIrtat
Hrllaln has sulllclent motive for
making a aelflah arrangement.
The Timet It Isdltlloiiltto see how
n lompllsueo with Mr. Dole's requeit
can he reooncllod with the exlatliig
American Institutions. It seems plain,
how over, tnit the state of things that
existed lately cannot ontlnua any
longer. Homethlng must be done.
The question U what and by whom?
The tiamoau prerodent Is uotallogether
encouraging. Noverlheleas It seems
possible that aomo such schools may
bo executed ultimately,
riiotaiiAewi. The overthrow of
tho Queen seemi to be An American
coup, Hawaii belug Hie key to tho
whole group. Americana once the
poisesior of It would not flnddliUtuliy
In making thumaelvea ranters of the
others l.urope, however, has nicess
lllea In the eamo quarter.
cim:i.Mi iAlil.il r.
Onljr Two tl-n. rerl.liil
I lllril.
IjAKGwooii, N. J., Jnn 20 It waa
learned today thai Cleveland baa filled
only two positions In his cabinet with
certain! Carllele for tbe treatury and
Laiuout for tbe navy. It was under
stood here last week thalHatard hud
accepted thu state portfolio, but It now
'tun that the rejwrt waa premature.
From ouo In cloeo touch with Cleve
land It waalorruod that the President
elect would probably select his farmer
partner, V. r. Wllion of lluflalo for
the utioruey generalahlp. Among
others whom It la said ate being con
aldered fur cabinet positions far Mr.
Cleveland aro (Jovernor Cray of In
diana, Benator Morgw of Alabama,
(lavernurltuesellof Maasaohueetts, II.
Hmlth of (leorglu, Patrick Collins of
Mnsancbusetla ami Don M. Dlcklntoii.
In an Interview loJuy Cluvelaud
said Tho data Is now at naud when I
muit have more tlrau to tujaelf than
tlnco election. Meat of my lime has
I ecu devoted to intervlewsgWhlch wcro
not unKaiaut and not unirofltablf.
but othtr things are now iiesalug
which requlru my unlnttrrurted at
tention. Bay for me through the i rest
that I shall lent my ollltu In Iew
York uvery day, with perhapa one ex.
ceplloo, durlnglbu wttk commtnelng
January (Will, and uftor I ebrunr) llli 1
shall remain at liakewuod, where I
hoiutobe undisturbed In work which
will lni erutlvely demand my atten
tion. I alao especially desire that Horn
now until tbe 4th of Maroh letters be
addrtssed to moat the Mills building,
New Vork,
THE COUP D'ETAT
Ate in the Hawaiian Is
lands, A lO.tJ.ISSili.SKil FXPLUS'S.
Tbey Want to Join tbi Baton as a
Territory or D.S'ncL
iiisiu,i i it irtHiiiMrov
iual llilla-rs I iillin.Uslls tlrar tin
ete. Iruiii the I acini.
lillw .,.,.
Hiv 1'iiAscisOi), Jan. 28. Willi nm
C. Wilder, one of tie commlralon
era, explained tho altuatlon of atralra
to ituAtaiclated I'rrti repreNnntatlve.
Mr.Ult ler fs urtalilentortliti llawall-in
Inter Island Htoitnabli miupauy, and
bos large lnteteils In Haunllaii prop
ty. He said
"If the United Hates wants the
Han jllan lilanJo It can havo them now
nud on lermi moro f-vornblo than over
beforo oik re I or will ever bo c In red
nalu. All llio AmcrlCAtii on the is.
lauds aro a unit for annexation an
the new rovlslonal government rind lt
alms are tupporled lo marl) nil thu
l.ugllih there uuJ all uf the Uomnti.
Die foreign Inttleits In Hawaii
hiiiou nt to nbout J I I.IKJO.OOO, $.10,Ud l,(JiJ0
of which nruln theliaudi of Atuerl
cans, Honolulu Is as muo an Ameri
can city as Bin I raiiclsci llaolf "
"If the United Btates government
should retime to annex the lalauda, do
you think Ureal Hrllaln woulJ step In
and toku pollution,'" was aaked.
"That question I cannot answer,"
said Commlaaloiicr Wilder, "tut this I
do know. Thu queen Is etiondy In
favor of llrltlih rub, and If allowed
u ould, I havo no doubt, ni ly to (Jrcut
Iliitalu for protection."
"Why was the llrltlih government
Iheonli onu of the owera repreaeuted
In Hooolulu that did not recogulae thu
trovlaiouul goierunietit?"
"That I uo not know. Qjoen LU
liuokallul," contluuel Wilder, "if
allowed to carry out her plana, would
have become an absolute diaot of tho
lelauds. No whites weretobeullowed
to vote; the ueiblei would havo been
ubollshed; the aupremu court Judgtif,
who aru now Rppoiuted fur life, would
have been apiolntud for A six years'
term only, mid wquIjU KVi. to mib
Ject lo ulsuilasal at any whim of the
queen Wu were gl'J to have tbo
United Htntes ship the lloiton In
Honolulu harbor, rlhe was the only
man-of-war there, and she did nothing
bee on J landing armed sailors und
marines who patrolled the street, yet
the moral effect was good and probably
quelled an dlaiKialtlon to fight ou thu
I art of the natlvua."
Thu commlailoners this morning re
ceived an Invitation from tbe Ban
Frauclico Chamber of Commerce to
meet thu directors of t.iut body and
dltciiM the situation of allalra with
thu merchanto, Tho invitation waa
accttod. and the Chamber of Com
merce will irobably odoLt rtiolutlons
asking tho United Blatea government
TO AN.-UK HAWAII.
IiorrlnaThuriton, chairman of the
Hawaiian commission, said this even.
Ingt
Thlugsaru In such a position now
that no party or data of residents ore
fully cat nblo of establishing n stable
government, Tbe mult look outside,
nud naturally come to the United
Btates ibo condltiou of allulrj is
much moru threatening than Indicated
by the publishui statements In tho
Hawaiian uera. It waa the declared
Intention of thu queen to ultimately
expel all forolguori,froui thu Islands.
The dlalranchlieineut of All except
native horn was to bo tho flrat step,
tliero wnulJ have beuu blooisbed und
destruction of projerly, und after ux
lulling nil foreigners their I roperly
would have been oonllic-itod "
Tho old treaty between Trance and
England, made m ISU, recognizee! thu
lndt endeuce of thu lilanda and bound
esch nation not lo lake jioaaeaslon of
the Islands. It Is clear In the view of
those well posted that Kuglaud under
the Unity cannot annex nor can
i-ranee. The United Btates at tho llmo
tho treaty was negotiated refused to be
bound by or Join In tbo treaty, or In
other words It refused to pledge Itself
not to take J oastsslon of tho Islands,
but almtly recognized the independ
ence of tlio government.
bollowlng Is tho lersonnel of the
Hawaiian commission: iiorrln A,
Ihurstoii, chairman, was iremlerof
of the first revolutionary cabinet of
Hawaii in lbs;. He is a leading law
yer of Honolulu. Ho waa bir.i at
Hawaii, Ids parents being American
itilaslonarlis. He has been uouiiectei
with the goi eminent In some eni uolty
for years. William C. Wilder la the
head uf tho Wlldtr Htiiuislilp com
pany, which does ii transportation
iiislneis among the Islam., Jlti had
not held n political ponltlou until re
culillywhen ho btcamu amemleruf
the legislature. William it. Cuatluls
n lawjtrund largely Interested In real
estate In tbo Iilauda, Is onu ot the
prluclpal owners of the Oabu rallroad
which runs down to I'tarl river harbor.
He is a native of Hawaii. Joseph
Miirsdeu I ii eue,nr lanter In Hawaii.
He la an Hngll.hmau and has lived lu
Hawaii about Jilteen ear. Charles
J, Carli r I a eon of u former Hawai
ian mlulsterto Washington. He Is a
lawjer.
Comlislouer Thurston ssld this ctvun.
luglhutliu had preat hows Unit this
vountry woull accept the Island!. "If
they do not," raid lie, "cur mlsalou la
done, but the people lu thou vent of
refusal will surely reliirn to J.ugland,
who will be only too i,lad to take us,"
Charles L. Carter, one of thu com
rals.louers to Wiulilni'ton, npoluted
by the irovislonul government nt
Hnwnll tonight made the following I
statemeuttotheAst'Oolated Irena:
"Ibo object of our visit to Wuihlng.
ton Is to havo the UnlUtl Hiaiti t.t,,
instisioti of tint Hawaiian Mmja
Wu
MAST TO Jotf TUB IIMO'.,
lint ai a sta'r, howovor, h it un n r tlio
territorial or iIMrlct form ot n virn
lucit, n govtrnmtut llkellin D etlict
of I'uluinbla, Willi tint nddltln , f n
roeriioriioluleil by the I rtaiiieul,
liirtfirabluformiuy renanrs. rhere
liiuch a larto number of Llilm so and
t titer cheap Itbor on tho lillnJi, who
I annot lai trustrel to vote lutellUi nil,
that If universal lUll'rae w.l iielireel,
th.nhltt who re ruent alnn ,: the
'jtltp I uslnits Interests ot Ihetountry
would 1) outvnti J and powirles . The
ciitlro lew sialem nl guven laenl la
mlxe-1 upnnd tbeuiily wnynt liava
tl u united Blntes take charge. It
must rnmu b) this or the whites mu t
It avu the Islands. Their Interests nte
ton Rreat, however, for tho n to give
up withuut n struggl" u ' nrrvi
lutlou was the reiull. Tho mw
coiistllullou whlrli was Iruugbt
out by tho queru granti 1 ner
nlmoit naaoluti power and dl fun
cblard tho while voters. The latlvea
themstlVL', as a rule, are not lit (jvu
of thu ex.queon's plans, riho la eel
polled by a certain clique r about
twenty who Are anxious lur th politi
cal K)eter. riie queen Is Jsaleiuiut the
lower of the whiles and Is nil ntubl
Ileus, iihcmlug womaif. llieliy uf.
vised under tho old regime, she ha I no
caune lo ronqhiln. Bbo enjiytd m
ntinuat Income of tirtwet n unvenly
Ih'n an. I a hundred thousand dollars
with no rrionitl lilt, but thu under
took to mix lu politics and got the
wortt ot It.
"Ibe queen was luppottod by her
favorlti, It. 11. Wilson, mtrslal of ho
klngelom mid government lr i ipi. The
queer's Ian Was clover, but sbu lacked
tne uervo to curry It out.
Thu rorolutlon was almost n bloil
lee one, Tbe only olio man hurt was
n native olli email, who was shot by
Mr, flood. Uood was In chargu of n
wagon containing aup.-Iics uf aminunl
tlon for the revolutionists an I the
police ntttmi tod to capture It U oj,
whu Is a man of great llrnines', shot
down uno of the policemen and took
the aintiiunlllon to a jlscu where It
would do the moat service to the miu
rislatliigtlioqueen. Forlunstely there
was no necessity for resort to arms,and
further bloodshed wa avoided."
Iho oommlisloncra will havo tomor
row for Washington and will reach
there I'rlelay next.
Tin. ankiAatiun iciiriii: discl'sskii
AT tA8lll.aiON.
WasIII.nuixin, I). C , Jan 23.
The Interview between Becrelary of
H trite Foster and MottBinllh continued
for some time. At thtt cloae Btcretary
toiler llent over to tho Whltu House
and had a conferocco with l'resldcnt
Harrison. While of course no state
ment or the ullcy to be pursued by
tbo United BUtes In thu inciter will be
made at least until tho arrival of thu
commissioners from Hawaii, it may
be raid that the visit of tha IlawolUus
will hardly be suoceaiful II tbe pur
port thoreot haa Let n correctly slated.
Aside from the Innovation upon Ibe
.polio.1 J&T HhP C'2tiliS t since IU
nrinnlzatlnti. irlileti nniinyillniiivniil.l
be, the Interests of other countries in
tbo Bandwlch Islands aro too large to
permit on the part of thu governments
of those nations to acquiescence to such
annexation. It would lnvolvo const
quenoes that tbo Uulted Blatea would
not care for, and which Its long settled
polio forbids it to assume.
lu executive sel.lou today tho
Honalu dlscusae I the revolution. Gen
erally, the speeches seemed to favor
annexation or llio establishment of a
protectorate. In oi position to these
views II was asaertidlhst tho debt of
J In wall amounlid to morel than
?J,UeM,0Ul), which wns sulllclent to
cauie this government to halt before
arsumtug the load. It w as also stated
by other Houston tint when wo
secured our coaling station at I'earl
river years ago tboio was an agree
ment undor which England, Her
man, the United htates aud other
great powers agreed to keep hands oil
and permit Hawaiian to run her own
alTulrs. In controverting this state
ment, It I claimed that while there
may Have been a tacit understanding
ln that direction, there was uo such
contract tietween the iowers as
would preclude tho states lu thu event
of a request from the government of
Hawaii from exorcising the power of
annexation If Inclined. lu support of
thu presumption that there Is no agree
ment, It was shown that England had
been for a tar or so quietly but indus
triously making InroaJslutbu Islands
nud creating a feeling among the peo
ple that the country which was harm
ful nnd extremely irejeidlolsl toher
Interest waa llio United BUtes and Iter
citizens who had Invested their money
lu the Islands, and wiro Increasing
their trade and commerce.
in the House ot Representatives n
strong feeling was exjressel by lead
ing Democrats
AUAINnT ANN! XATIOS,
At the same timo there was an
equally unanimous opinion that no
othtr nation alioult le crmlttrU lo
step lu and control the destinies of tbe
Islands. It was said by several con
gressmen that the coursu Hawaii la
Adoitlug In seeking annexation Is
practically tho same as that taken by
Texas wheu It became (art of the
United Bute.
Naval olllcera are enthusiastic over
the news from Hawaii. One cflluer
who has an lutliuato uiqualutaucu
Willi Btovoua, our minister to Hawaii,
said ho wus present when Btevens pre
sented his credentials to the Loveru
merit formed ou the accession of the
queon to tho throne, btuveua read to
the queen au address In which hu vir
tually outlined her I alloy. The queen
did uotrollslilhosut.gestlonsofHluvuus
nud became very angry. "If she had
uiihore I to what he aild," remarked
tbo otlleer, "she woull bo ou liur
throne today," In rifiroute to annexa
tion another otllotrsslJ "If the United
Btaten poesmMil Hawaii we would
msku It tbo Gibraltar of the Pacific."
Tiir iiuiMaioNii, liiusirnvr.
Nl w Yum.-. Jau. JS -S. 11. Dole,
thu new proi lent of the provisional
rovcrumeut of Hawaii, Is o son of the
late American mlislouary to Hawull,
u graduate of Williams college, nnd
has been iccond asaorlato Justlco of thu
supreme court of Hawaii, He 1 a
schn'arly man ef aokuowloeiged legal
nud judicial nblllly.
Portsmouth, O , Jnn. 29. The mam
moth plant of the Portsmouth Wheel
Worka burned till evening. Loss,
$100,1)00, Insurance uuknown.
HOMERMLL
Synopsis of Gladstone's Meas
ure for Ireland.
TI1K MOISIjyTIVK iioiiy,
Its roum and Privileges. Religion?
Llberly Second,
I'ltl IllltlVTIir. til Till ql 1 1 V.
Itln l'imcr-llie Jmlirlarj Cmler the
teiiilrnl t III., linperlal
llittirmiient.j
London, Jan. a. Following Is n
1 noj ila of the newlrlsh home rule bill
It declare '.hat there ahall be tstab.
lished In Ireland a IigMalure consist
ing of tliu Queen nud n Irish leglsla
tle body empowt red lu nuke, amend,
eiulrecal laws for the peace, order
and food governinentof Ireland. Pow
er to exact laws on n number of sub
jects ooucciuluj llio kingdom at largo
Is retained by the Imperial I'arllaraint.
A sub-clause retains lo the Imperial
I arlhinent control for iivo c.arauvtr
land legislation. Thu Irish I.eglsla
tutu Is rulilcloel imoi ssslug an
laws respecting the eslal lielimeut of a
rtllglou or prohibiting the freo exer
cise theituf, or luposli g unj rlvl
legu or cou'errlug any ilUibllley nu
account of npy religious heller, or ini
tailing without either the leave uf
Her Majesty In coun II or tho consent
or Ihucori oration Interested, the rights
of property or privilege! of any exist
Ins corporation incorporate! by royal
charter or general act of Parliament, or
from enacting any legislation chang
ing Ibu terms of thu home rule net,
excel t so far as the uct Is declared to be
alterable by the Irish legislature.
The queen retains the same prerog
ative with rciicct to tho Irish iigts
latlve boJy us the imperial parliament
llio Irish legislative nudy cancintlnue
llvuyeara atil no longer fromthuday
It is n pointed to meet.
Thuexecutlvn government of Irtlind
contluuea vested In her inajeal, aul
shall be carried ou by a lord lieutenant
with tho aid of such olllcera aud coun
sel as her majesty may from time to
time seu III.
Thu ninth olauso of Hits bill, relating
lo thocunslltutlon of tho lrlih legis
lative boJ),dllIers lu one Important
respect from tbe bill of 1S85, It t ro.
vldesthat llio legislative body shall
consist of A first aud aecond order, but
Instead ot deliberating together, as In
tho bill of 1690, the bill provides that
tbey shall alt And volostpnrately, thus
constituting two distinct bojses of the
legislature. If the result of tho voting
brlugatbu two order Into collision,
thun thequestlun at Issue shall ba re
ferred to a Joint commlllee of both
houses. If the oolnmltteo caunot
agree thn question may ba reforrej to
thOoople. The new bill thus pro
viders for popul ir reference.
The Upper House or the first or ler
Includes 103 members, seven! .flvo
electlie aul twent)-ele,ht Iterant)
member. The ulocttvu me libers are
to bu possessed of prorty brl glug In
nn Income ot at lesstX.Oln ear. 1 lie
term of an elective member of the flrat
order shall bo ten years, thlrty-seVdii
or thirl eight lo rellroevery fifth yo.tr.
The curs will be tbo twenty. eight
Irish representative, the leeragera
I resuotatlou In the first order to last
for not longer Ihari thirty years from
the n pointed day of organization wben
the I lacrs of all eerage members shall
be vacate! or filled by elective memb
ers. The dissolution of the Initiative
bjdy does not vacate the olllces uf tbo
members of thn llrst order.
The secmnj Iiogtalatlve body shall
consist uf iH members tj be chosen by
tbe existing constituencies In Ireland,
two by each ooustltusucy with the ex
cel tlon of tho city of Cork, which Is
divided 111 two ellvlslons and two
members shall be chosen by each
Qlvlsion.
An Important new clause trovldrs
that the 103 member of the luirll
Parliament may also sit lu tlio lrl.li
legislative boly If elected thereto ns
well ns lu tho Impt rial Parliament.
Thu annual contribution of Ireland
on account of the national debt, tinny
nn 1 navy I mi erlal civil ex eudltures,
thu Iloyal Irish constabulary, tho Dub
lin Melroolltau police and the reduc
tion of the national debt Is reduced to
2,1101,000. This reduction Is exactly
half from the bill of 1890, whlnh ro
vlJtd that Ireland should ay 1,002,
UOOnunually. II Is madethn duty of the
Irish legislature to Imposo all such
tuxes, duties aud Imposts as may be
neCi siury to raise sutuolent revenue to
mtetall of the sums t barged fr thu
time being on tbe Irish consolidate!
fund. Inls fuuj la to meet the uJ
vniices towards the expentea of the
Irish government, the debts luciirrel
by tho Irish govtriimeui; the talarlia
of the Judhtn of any court, mil nil
pa merits for the Irlrli servlies excel t
the salary of the lor I lieutenant.
Hie Irish laud lomuilsslon shall re
main 111 exlsteuou until all the charges
iaablo out of the church prorty lu
Irelandaud guaranteed tythelreiue
lit are fully ald. Buljtcl lo(Aiiy
iiiistlug charges un church prprly,
such properly shall belong to llio Irish
government
Iftbeqnen signifies to Ibo Irish
leglilature that n state of warexltts,
the Irish legislature may make extra
ni I ro riutlons for tbe army iind nav ,
and lo 1 i In the defense of thu realm.
It shall not bo lawful for the Irish
legislative body to udopt or imi uuy
mtaiure for raising or upproiriatlug
for ntiy 1 urpoee of any art ef the
publio revenue of Ireland, or any tax,
duty or Impost, exct tin) ur.uaiicu of
the rOLOuimeudatlou from her majesty,
sluillled through the lord lieutenant.
The Exchequer Davison of high Jus
tice Is to continue lo bo the court of
exchequer for revenue urpon, and
ni vacancy centring In the court
shall bu filled by lit r majesty on llio
Jolut recommendation uf the lord
llcutiuintof IrelauJand Ibulord lilgh
ciinucellor nl (Ileal llrllalii, Dublin
mtlro uliiau iollce continue auljrcttu
the lore) lleiitinanl for live ears nr
until lint Irish nilmlnletratloii will
kuaranlre nu nJtquate It gal iollct sl
tern I bo royal Irish couslnbular
wlillc 11 ixlsls Is to continue Hlbltct In
llio tonttel of tho lord lieutenant, but
Iho Irish lesislaturn may irovldo for
Hit. isbiblltliment nnd imilntaliianco
of n pollti. force lu cuiintlcs ami bor
oughs In Irelanl under thn ootitrol of
lot nl authorities, and nil nrmngemont
may be lna.li betwrtti llio tteasiiry
nui Ibo Irish gtivtrnment lor thu is
tabli.huientaudinalntoiianeoof pollcu
r serves
There Is nn entirely new clause, JS'o.
12, which gives the erown the light lo
vtio nil bills ot the Irish legislature
ant glim the Irish itttioeitative
pecraa rl.ht to sit in Ibe homo of lords
at Wt-ttmlniti r and vote on ail lm
(trial qucs loti. Thojudloary re
main for lite ears under (ho control
( f II olmtrlll government and then
m under the control ot the Irish
goverumehU
tiii. I'lvtin ai i Aim.
iiksIiiiIoii tatlittt r,r nu Iniesi-
lOtlhitl l-nxeil.
Wabiinuios, D (., Jan. 26. Tlio
resolution for the liivesllgallun of the
1 ntiitrm nllslrs rovlded that a .cli
commlllee ef llie shall beappululol to
Iniestlgato nud rtort what inula o
moue, It any, wrrecxpenlol by thu
Panama Canal Conq an or Its romot
trs, directly or Inilreclly, tor the
urKuot irevmliuk . posltie n In this
eoiintry to thelanstif saldcompaii,
or securing In America thereto, nnd
what disposition was niido ot audi
sums, and gencrall as t) the situation
of ulhtlra upon the Isllimus ns fares
Anutlctu cuinmeice seeking transit
across the tame was concerned, unl
u'si ns tu the. culilrncts nud relations
between the Paclllc Mall Company
und Iho hoiilhern Pacilln Transcon
tinental Hiltrotd Assoulation and as
low) atcoutrnctaoruiraugimenbi were
made by raid cumpanlta whereby
trafllo b thu way ot the Isthmus was
su prcssoel or dlinlnlehed,Aiid whither
the Inducts which It was the design of
this (Juvtinmeiit lo foster by Iho rums
granted to Slid steamship comiunlia
through mall contracts or otherwise,
hnl I ecu thereby diver tod from the
Isthmus nud I'auann Ilallroad
Compauy lo suoh transcontinental
couq su es, and as to whether such
ucl tveiu detrimental to the Interests
cf American maritime compinle and
Iho iroduiers, miuulacturers nnd
meriliauts of llio Uulted Btlato,nnd If
such abusts should U- found tu exist
by what me ens thu samu can or about I
besupreiiitl, and as to whether fur
ther grant it sums to sat J steamship
uomt arilnt should bu withdrawn.
Thu Houae lit coinmltteo of the
wuuiu procreueu to llio conn lerallon
of the sundry civil bill. Hut little
pour, is was ma Jo before nu Adjourn
ment to Mou lay was taken.
lleprtienlatlve Bprluger today Intro
duce I a bill to repeal thu clauie In the
MclClntoy act Increasing nitir Janu
ary 1st, 1S0I, the duly ou manufac
tures nt linen containing moro than
100 threads to the sqll.ro Inch. The
Inijortcrsask tlio repeal of this revi
sion before It takia ellect,alleging that It
failed lu ilsolect, which waste foster
the tine linen Industry lu tho Uulted
Btates.
Practically tlio whole day's session
wasulby theBenate behind closed
doors, the executive session laitlu.
from 12 10 tu 1 3 J p in , wbt n the
Beuato nJJourueel until J o'clock
Monday, thu cliuulu of hour being
ma loin order to give the senators an
n porlunlty to alien 1 lllalne' fuueiul.
Ill the inoiulug tho army pproria
lion bill wai renorte I Irom Iho com
rnltteit on li propriatlous and place I on
the calendar. Phis Is llio first general
aiiroprlullon bill reported lei tho
Beuato during the prescntseaaslon.
IV IJIHlltM,
II. Oslo on Hi. Annr lllll.-ller
Slunej' lop Itie v,ejr.
IIliiiiv, Jan. 2S. Tliu Itelchstag
committee ou tho army bill conclujed
the geueral debate. The closing de
bate, showed an luoiuisej dUusltlon
to accept the government's proposals,
the only msterlal opposition bolng
ollsred bynlactiouof tho center jarty,
led by Dr. Eelber. Chancellor Vou
Caprlvl once more n peared before tho
committeo and fiioko lu favor or the
bill, urging that it be approved in IU
entirety. Tho measure, ho said, was
not Inteudol to Avert Iho momentary
ilanir.r of matlllnn. It nlnt.il t- ...nku
suitable revision for thoslatuor thlnis
which he must describe us presenting
erriianenl danger. The member uf
the cjinmlltcu In uouversutlon lu thu
lobbies eubttqueut to thocbancelloi's
speech concurred lu the opinion that
his word menaced nu appeal to the
country If Ihu bill were not I asoJ.
Hie Itulcbstng budget commission Is
now ra Idly voting new credits for the
navy under thu Imiulseof Chancellor
t'nprlvl'n declaration that there is
daugerofn coalition of the fleets of
1 ranoe, itiissla and Denmark,
He rr Huhti, a member ot tlio lUlcli
etng, maJu a powerful Impression upon
tliu commission by the state ineunt that
tles( Itu thu declaration I (hit Danish
lirelgn minister In thu fulUlhhig, ihe
(Jeimau guvernmtut ha I reiuvii to
btllevu that Deuiuark In tbo event of
war would iiiitko common cause with
Iluisla.
lhoughtho rerentlon of the Czaro
wlloli tierola not likely lo modify llio
gruupliig ot jiowtrs or reverse Ihe
tnlluy of Itueila, it la tlicldtdly a
lemiorary Chech tl tliu I reucli part).
At Ihu Czar' court Ihe Imprctatlou
Ihe Czarowltoh creatud on the diplo
mats is Ihu reverse of what la recorded
! Iheseml olllolat irtss. 1 Jiu closest
observers say the usr llullty was all Ion
tha Bide of Emperor Williuui.
I lie I'rngriiiii nr I imtcresa,
Wahiinui-uv, Jan. III. Ihe most
notable event ol the w.elc lu Cougrea
will probably lie the disposition of the
null option bill lu thu riolmte. lly
ugr emuiit thu llual vote uuon the bill
will le taken ut 2 o'clock Tuesday, It
then, lu till robiblllty, will bo tent
baek to tho House with its many
amendments The llrst tiro regulat
apliiopriutloii bills are now on the
reluii'lur of the Beuato and It Is expect
ed that thu managers will also call up
Ihu Cullom bill amendments to Ihe
Interstate uommercejaw, Ihelluute
leaders Intend to keep at work on llio
appropriation bills to Ibo exclusion ol
All oilier business. I
A" LAST LOOK, .11
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Hosts of Friends View the U
Remains of Blaine. i
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