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Athens Fob 12 Tlin dispatch oftho torpedo flotilla commanded byPrinco George for tho Island ofCroto caused tho Broatost outhusiastn among tho populace especiallyIt is ftatod that tho Princo hasorders to provent the landing ofTurkish troops riu that island

Tho King urged the dispatch ofthe flotilla and nasoon as ho obtainud tho consontof Premier Dolyanias Alameda Aujrio Moana Sop 1607ho personally issued orders to Hvoadditional tflVot to the proposal

London Feb 12 0 G MotaxesGroek OharR 7Affairo bore calledat the Foreign Ollico yesterday andpresantod a notw oxpressy statingthat the Greok Govorntnent had do- -

cidod to prevent Turkish troopfrom debarking in Crete by all j

means in its power j

A dispatch to tho Times fromAthens says that the Cretan Com ¬

mittee is preparing to support thoCrotans with arms ammunition nndsupplies on a great fealo Tho firstiufltalmout it is added sailed onWednesday with COO armefl Cretans LtTho samo dispatch statos that thodeparture of tho Groek torpedo lleetfor tho Island of Crete wa duo totho auuouncomaut that the Turkishtorpedo boats had left tho Dardanelles and that tlto Turkish troops hadombarkod at Salonica for Croto

Tho Pall MaU Gazotto this afteruonn saya there is reason to believethat tho Government of Great Britaiu regards tho dispatoh of thoGroek flotilla to Croto as a very serious matter and as likely to involvotho gravest consequences addingNo intimation of tho intentions of

Greece was couvoyod to any o thopowers and tho pioparatious tosarry thorn into effect wore carefullykept secret It may be confidentlyexpected that tho Marquis of Salis ¬

bury will adopt a very firm atti-tude

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and that immediate and vigorstops slops will bo taken toneutralize tho effvjt of Greecesaction i

New Yoiik Fob 1- 2- A spooial totho Horald from Vienna says ThoVienna Cabinet has addressed amost serious warning to Greooo Itis further learned from exclusivesources that tho powers havo in-

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Turkey that thoy cannot j

foroe Groeco to withdraw her fleet

but will loavo Turkey a free handAnarchy is reigning in Atheus

Tho Ministry was only temporarilysaved by embarking in a mad outer--

prise Eugland is accused of secret- -

ly backing Greece to force Russiashand

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Tho Nouo Freio Proiso warnsGroeco that if provoked Turkeywould bo justified in attacking ThosBaly with disastrous oonsoquoncos toGreece

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SATURDAY FEB 20 1897

THE INEVITABLE WAB

Studouts of history know that attho oud ol flvory century great his-

torical¬

events have occurred Thogeneral political situation of tholoading powers of the world justifytho prophecy that groat oveuts willtake place during tho few years be-

fore¬

wo writo Annum Mirahilis 1900

The Turkish question has beenburning for a long time The allegedKOtiitd Armenians linvo mado

noise enough anil the iron rule oftho Turk over Oip tinn subjectshas been denounced by tho leadingstuttsinou and the groat nations ofth world Tho nations and states ¬

men of the Gladstono class haveoouDned thxiuielves to making anoise Tho Turk has rested easilylaughed at the mass meetiugs inLiverpool tho indignation spoochesin Wayback town U S and thothreats of the diplomatic corpswho draw salaries dance and foastin Constantinople oven as our

Franks do in Washington

But while the diplomatic baudplayed on while Turkish diplomacywas credited by outwitting thonoiay denouncers of the Turk inEurope tho game moved on and iftho news received by the mnil to-

day¬

is true tho entering wedge hasbeen found which eventually willdrive tho Turk from Europe andplace his groat dominion under thocontrol of Christian rulers

Greece has been callod upon topick tho ohostnuts out of tho firoKing Goorgo has thrown down hisgauntlet to tho Sultan nud tho lleotof Greeoo will provent if it cau anyTurkish soldier from lauding onOroto

Greece is unknown hero and fewpeople know who King Georgo is

In 1863 a revolution took place inAthens tho historical capital ofGreoce Otto of Bavaria the Kiugwas deposed and oxilod King Ottomade two groat mistakes He select¬

ed his councilors upon his accessionto tho Greek throne from amonghis countrymen and ho showed hisGorman preferences against theprominent men of Greece until ho

was fired out The Grooks realizedthat a monarchical form of government was the most suitable to theircountry Mid their loaders lookedaround for another King

In Denmark they found a youngsailor prince who responded totheir call and who encouraged bytho EnglishGovcrnmentjduly accept ¬

ed tho royal duties which perhapshavo been more of a burden than aploasure but which havo been carriod out by him in a manner worthyof an honost bravo intelligent andconscientious Man

If Kiug Georgo declares waragainst Turkey he will do so know-

ing¬

that ho has with him the soldiersof tho Christian world Ho is thebrother of tho Princess of Walesand English sympathy was alwaysenlisted iu bohnlf of Grooco sincethedays whou Lord Byron swam thoHellespont fought oud diod for horHo is also tho brother of tho Dow ¬

ager Empress of Russia tho rulingspirit of tho court of St IotersburghHis oldest son the Duko of Spartais married to tho sister of tho Kaiserand tho future King of droocoaudWilliam tho Second are brpthers-iu- -

a -- - jMf

law Woil can Grouco afford withsuch a formidable array of royalfrionds to start tho war ball arollingA small country has boon selectedto striko tho first blow If tho in-

trigues¬

of Turkish diplomacy donot socuro a postponement of openwar movomoots wo will hear by thonext mail that tho groat inevitabloEuropoan war has started and thatthe Turks will bo forced to leaveEuropo before the oud of thiscentury or dio

TOPICS OP THE DAY

The Independent is uot inclinedto believe that Liliuokalani hasauthorized anyone to tnako anyany such political statemouts ns nreaccredited to her and to others by thoAmerican press It consequentlyavoids any comment upon them inthis issue

Judge J WKauai has his

Lot of Haualeihands full Tho

virtuous elotuont of that hamlet hasbrought twenty couples into courton charges of adultery Would itnot bo wife to send Serono and theBacchante to Haualei Or wouldit not be propor to trausfer some oftho virtue to Honolulu policemen

Tho best govern oient of Hawaiihas como rather low The rod lingof tho auctioneer was placed thismorning next to tho statue of Kamehamoha I It is a sliamo thatsuch a monument should be foldoven if it is to secure copper ponniesfor tho official organ Where arotho Historical Socioty Frank Hntehand Dole Echo answors Whnrol

Moat worthy Councilor of Statepersonal friond though vou may bo

kindly rofrain from using the plant-ation

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lash in tho public streets ofHonolulu on tho backs of dilatoryChiueso driver who unavoidablyblock tho passage of your buggy asyou used it this morning The eyesof The Independent aro ovory where

Does any whilo man read thoMakaainana edited by F J Testaquoths the ex military organ ofTuosday last Tho Star evidentlydoes for it has boen road and quotedby tho same organ endeavoring tobe funny but failing in the attemptTho Star of Bethlohem ConsulGneral Gorham D Gilman of Bostoff in tho vicinity of patriot I 0Jonos Bunker Hill is also ono of itsmost valued critics and opponents

Govornmont offices wo aro in-

formed¬

will bo closed on Mondaynext it being tho anniversary of thebirth of Goorgo Washington Thoday is not a public holiday butwo understand that tho heads of thodifferent departments have been re-

quested¬

to obsorvo tho day and toclosn their offices Cant wo getsomo mo io holidays to the i neon Jvonionce of tho taxpayors and fortho benefit of Mr Damons employees

Several days beforo the reporteddeath of Koolau was announcedThe Independent was informed ofhis death by a gontloraan once voryprominont in tho Councils of StateHe promised to furnish full detailswhoneyor tho announcement of hisdoath was mado and to give soirovory sensational details For reasonsbest known to ourselves wo doclinedat tho timo to use tho informationso imparted but when we do ubo itit will probably confirm certainsuspicions that have beoo rife incortaiu quarters for somo timo past

Tho morning military organ hasthe following interesting itom thismorning

It is understood that at tho nextoftlcors meeting tho question of inoiibeing iu tho Govornmont omployand not membors of any organiza-tion

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for dofouso of tho Republic willagain bo broached A list has boenproparod and as strango as it maysoom quito a number of mon hold ¬

ing important positions and draw-ing

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considerable salarios evince nofighting qualities

Go for thorn one and all if thoywill not can their Tennis Club expeusos their instalments on bikoitheir Waikiki haok hire and thuiroigars and oigarettes by carrying aguuj bounco them and mako themyour enemies and pur frionds inSeptember next

THE HAWAIIAN

Julius A Palmer On Liliu

oUanis Recelptioii

Tho Truo Version of tlio Olevolonrt

Matter Hawaiian Bongo inGrat Domand A Social

Success

Ed Tun Independent

Hor Majesty Liliuokalani of Ha-

waii¬

continues to exoito tho greatestinterest at our national capital andyet as tho daily newspapers havorightly expressed it she declines allattempts to mako her in any way asocial lion and disclaims tho leuntshow of royal homage Tho proshas treated her very kindly but shehas pubmitlod to no personal interviews preferring mo to meet He

representatives and givo to them anyinformation to which tho publicmight bo entitled

In their animosity to Mr Cleveland uomo correspondents hintedthat ho loft for a huuliug excursionbecause the Quoen arrived in likomanner one Now York Journal saidthat Mrs Glevelaud loft tho WhiteHouse because hor husband receivedLiliuokalani The Previdont sot thogossips at re3t by returning fromhis uxcursion at once and Bondingau invitation to Hor Majesty on thosam6 day and within an hour fromtho receipt of her note advising himof her presouce as Mrs Clevelandhappened to be out a lottor was re ¬

ceived with no prior hint or sug-

gestion¬

from any of our party fromthe President inviting tho Queou toa personal call on the first lady oftho laud and assigning tho day andhour so that tho Quoen would bo asfree from public notico as possibleth is thougntfulness on the part ofMrs Cleveland touohod the Queendeeply and the meeting betwoen thotwo adio3 vias as charming 83 mightbo expectod of tho roprosontntivesof the best society of tho two nations Her Majesty was attendedby those of her party but MrsOlevolaud was alono when she outerod the little parlor where she re-

ceives¬

her own personal friendsThe next visit iu order was a call

at tho Sonato chamber and thomember from my own State HonHenry Cabot Lodgo offered himselfto conduct tho Queon to that gallory to which even the sorgoant-at-arm- s

can ndmit no visitor becauseit is especially resorvod for thoso accompanied in person by members oftho Sonato Goyornor Perkins thomember from California now con-

tests¬

that mark of attention proffer-ed

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by Mr Lodge and says that hoshall certainly accompany thoQueou ovon if any othor Senator hasa prior right to tho introductionBut this mnttor will be related inmy next for thoro is just now an in-

fluenza¬

opidemio in Washingtonand tho Queen has boon obliged tocancel all outside engagements dur ¬

ing tho past week Shu is uot illbut is simply taking good unre of ablight cold

This has not proveuted her fromrecoiviug tho visits of occasionalcallers and yesterday afternoon wehad a moat delightful bit of Hawaiiiu tho midst of a northorn winterMiss Grace Hilborn visited Hono-

lulu¬

aud learnt the Ukulele thoQueen played the nutoharp Mr Josoph Heleluho tho guitar aud thoHawaiian songs somo of them HorMajestys own compositions woresweotly rendered to tho great de ¬

light of tho few who woro invited tobo presont Thoso were Mr audMr Hilborn Sonator Perkins MrJoseph U Blount son of Commis-

sioner Blouut and tho family of MrDaniel Nash Morgan Treasuror oftho United Stales Translations oftho souyf especially of tho Aloha

iiiHm j rnmrmm

Oo aro in groat demand nud dis

appear lnster than tho typewritingmaohino cau turn them off Tho

Hawaii Ponol in nu original trans-lation mado by tho Queon for MiisHilborn has boou printed by a lend ¬

ing uowspnper of tho national capi-

tal

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To day besides a fow personalpallors who havo writttm requestingthat pleasure tho National ParkSemiunry n prominont educationalinstitution for the highor oducatiouof young ladios will bo received iu abody Of this seminary SpeakerCrisp of tho national Houso of Re-

presentatives¬

is at tho head of thofaculty and tho messago asking ofthe Queon to rocoive tho pupils as ¬

serted that it should bo entirely atHor Majostys convenience aud thattho oxorcises of tho school would bosuBpoudod if necessary any day toallow tho school to meet tho Queou

Tho length of hor visit to Wash ¬

ington is tho subject of much in-

quiry¬

on tho part of tho newspapercorrespondents here but of thatnothing cau bo 3aid from tho factthat by reason of bad weather aud aslight indisposition sho has yot boouunabl to visit any of tho publicbuildiugn to which ohe has been in-

vited¬

it is to bo supposed that horstay will bo for a woek or two morebut whet hor it will be protracteduntil after the inauguration of MrMuKiuley it au enigma Mie has leftunsolved

Although t he hni hold but ono re ¬

ception which was originally intend ¬

ed to 10 only for members of thoprPH yet amongst hor callers Ihave counted members of Congresseither iu purr on or represented bysomo one of their families to thonumber of twenty four oeaideB

which thoro wc ro thoso of manyothor pesons connected with thoGovernment

To the Hawaiian people therefacts aro interesting as showing thehonor and respect with which oneof the most royally born of ladiesand ono of tho meekest and mostgracious of Christian women is re ¬

ceived by tho first circles of the Am ¬

erican capitalJulius A Palmer

Washington Feb 53 18979 lm

Ed Tiie Independent

Last evening Star rofors to thoInto Koolau as a murderer Willtho Star kindly htato v hat term maybo applied to thoso persons whowont to Kauai to hunt for himWould they have been called mur ¬

derers if they had shot and killedhim Are thoso porsons who shotand killed bevod natives in 1889

termed murderers If uot why notHawaiian

Dimities and French MuslinsPlain aud Dotted Swirs in all quali ¬

ties at Kerrs

LOST

BANK PASS BOOKP0STALBAVINU8 of John KnluhlIn trust or lluraoa Kahai hits boon lostFinder will re olvo a roward by leavingtho same at this oillce 453 lw

LEWIS CO

Wo havo received ox ltoulonbock onough goods from Englishpacking houses to stock any twostoros on tho islands our tradedomauds largo purchases bocauso English packets do notcomo in as often as stoamorsWo boliovo wo buy right bocauso our Oulifornia houso takestho sumo interest in our affairsas wo do Tho markots arowatched ns olosoly as it is possi-ble

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and whon goods aro downwo buy largely as wo may buywoll You know tho result wosoil lowor for spot cash thanany houso in Honolulu and woodor inducomonts to pooplo whobuy in euso lots Thoso Englishgoods woro bought by our ownagent and tho assortment com-

prises¬

moro than wo could tollon a pago of this paper A tele ¬

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Honolulu Feb IU 1897

Cultaarists Como HitherAnd gather uromul us whilo vcrocall to your grateful momoricsun ovont of tho past year Ah I

wo soo tho more ghuico at thonrliclo shows that you dont for-

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whon wo cooked those savorymoals over tho

New Process Blue Flame OilStove

smokeless odorless cleanlywholcsomo and absolutely safeand using tho same oil you burnin your lamps You nil admiredthem many of you purchasedthem and iho purchasers havoinvariably approved of thorn

Woll so satisfactory woro thoythat wo woro run out of stockand tho manufacturers had sucha domand upon thorn that wohavo only just now boon able tohave our orders filled

Wo aro now ready for you alland woll tnko from 21 to 25for them

The Golden Anvil

stool range is another favoritowo can lot you have it at re-

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prices Wo only havo avory fow left Thoy aro vorycheap at 50 Tf you dont knowthorn call and oxamino and testthorn

The Pansy Stoveis as pretty and useful as thoblossom whoso namo it boars islovoly ponsivo and reminiscentIt is equally as celebrated as thobest family stovo in tho marketWo keep them in threo sizes G

7 and 8 and tho prices rangefrom 15 to 25 Call and seothem It will be a pleasure tous for you to inspect thorn

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For Sydney AucklandTho Now and Pino Al Bteel Steamship

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IMeiroli 1 lthAnd will have prompt despatch with Mallsand Pisongors for the abovo ports

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JVnta Saving TUnk Hook No2107 in lot Seo odvortifomont

To day is tlio nntlivoniary of tlioelection of Loo Xlllss Pope in 1878

Intontioually no common I iamode upon tlio last two battaliondrills

Two tiicoly furnished rooms forlady or gentleman to rout at No 1Gardon Lano

Baud concort at Emma Squarethis nftornoon and at Mnkeo Islandto morrow aftornoou

Tho Japaneno estimate that acablo from Japan to Sau Franciscovia Honolulu will cost S1BG80000

The Police and B rhoot at Iwiloithis afternoon Tho Mounted Reservo and tho Patrol also havo amatch on

Tho Hawaiian Socioty of tho Sonsof tho Amorican Revolution willcolobrato Waskinglond birthday onMonday

Oabu Lodgo No 1 K of P mostsuccessfully colobratod tho 81lh an ¬

niversary of Pythiauimn last eveningat their hall

Requiom Mass at the RomanCatholic Cathedral at 7 oclock a mto morrow in memory of tho latoBishop of Olba

Tho City of Pokin arrived at 2oclock this morning and sails at 10oclock to night Sixtoon Cooks ex-

cursionists¬

arrived by hor

Tho Hawaiian Hardwaro Co havoJapanese eah boxes ngalo waintelescope eofTeo pots lunoh pailnand haudsotiitfly decorated coal hodson view

Charles Molteno tho popularbarbur is now located with GSo m it a at tho handsomo EuropeanParlors Merchant near Korl andwill bo pleased to see his old tinmfriouds

Tho Kinau arrived this morningShe was delayed owing to roughwoathor and a largo shipment ofsugar She reports that tho Leahia coal ladon vessel is ashore at Kvhului Further particulars will beroceived to morrow

G P Wildor J Wilder Ed Dowsett C J Falk C L Wight Dr JWight F B McStockor H and WAustin and C S Desky arrivod bytho Kinau this morning Shebrought 7113 sacks of sugar and auumbor of sheep hos and cattle

Mr and Mrs W G Irwin ontortainod a number of their friends ata ball in tho new stables ernnted ontheir Waikiki premises The affairis pronounced a grand social successand every ouo of tho guests foundlots of enjoyment The NationalBand furuishod tho music

Aloha Nuinul

T A Lloyd ono of tho ablestof Government oOinials in thobrighter and bnppior days of thepast loaves by tho City of Pekingto night for a three years sojorn intho Orient whoro immigration mattors will occupy his time and cap ¬

able brainB Mr Lloyd leavos withtho best wishes of his innumerablefriends for his prospority aud happiuoss

Xho Dimond Oqso

Tho attorneys for Mrs Dimondcallod tho last batch of their wit-nesses

¬

yesterday afternoon Amongthom wore J Quinn Frank CookJamos Brown and Edmund Norrio

This morning Mrs Carrie Di ¬

mond took the stand presumablybeing tho laat witness on hor sideA numbor of witnesses for Mr Di-mond

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will bo callod in rebuttal audit is possiblo that the case may beterminated during the early part ofnext week

MHS DIMOND IN AM BABA

Tho Iady Who Shockod Honolulut ocioty Is to Don Tights and Qoon tho Stage

Tho very latest is that Mrs W WDimond who camo over from Ho-

nolulu¬

latoly on tho samo ship withCharles D Wilson and wos ojootedfrom a hotel togothor with Mr Wil-

son¬

while horo aud who was suodfor divorco immediately upon loav- -

ing hor island hoaio and who hastened back to Honolulu to tnakomore trouble for her husband willreturn to this City and go on thostage in All Baba and Hobblingtights

Sho has signed with A J Mooroof tho Orphoum and W R Dailoyof tho Oakland Theater and a com-

pany¬

is boiug orgauizod for tho produotion of au extravaganza Tt issaid that Mrs Dimond has a goodvoice and somo talent as an act i essand thoso togothor with tho notori ¬

ety gained by her osoapades oausohor to bo olassed as a good drawingoard F Call

WASHINGTON IS

INTERESTED

Caused by LilinoManis

Statement

Tho Hawaiian Location AttachesBut Lilt In Importance to Hor

Action

IBpeclal Dispatch to tlio Chronicle

New York Fob 12 The SunsWashington special says Thoauthorizod announcement that Liliuoknlani ex Queen of tho Hawai ¬

ian Islands has formally repudiatedher allegod letter of abdicationdated January 21 1895 aud claimsto bo still Queen caused somethingof a stir in Washington politicalcircles It is known to havo causodprofound agitation at tho WhitoHouso Thoex Quoou indorses everyword of tho statoment given to thoSun by hor secretary Mr PalmerPalmer says that tho ropndiation ofthe litler of abdication is nothingno tint it is only a formal an ¬

nouncement of what has all alongbeen claimed by tho ex Queou andher Royalist supporters

At tho Hawaiian Legation rauohinterest is manifested in Liliuokalauin prouuueiumento but little im ¬

portance is attached to it for thoreason that tho Dolo administrationhas never regarded the letter of abdication as having any force Itwas not written until nearly twoyears aft or tho Queon had boon de ¬

throned and as tho revolution wastho work of tho Hawaiion peoplethemselves it made no differouce totho Dolo Govemmout whother thoQueen formally nssentod tu her abdication or not Tho genoral opinionin Washington is however that theQueons purpose in plaaiug on record at this time hor repudiationof tho alleged letter of abdicationis to give hor a propor legal standing in a claim for the reopening ofher caso through tho good oil cobof tho Government What her noxtstep will bo is not known but hereffort to enlist tho outgoing or in ¬

coming Administration in behalf ofwhatever demand for redress shomay make will be watched withkeen intorost

LATE FOREIGN NEWS

Per 8 8 Oily of Poking

Unrcou City Nov is making agroat splurge over tho coming prizefight

The outlook is that tho Arbitra-tion

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Treaty will bo postponed untilaftor tho advent of tho MoKinloyadministration owing to Jiugoo op-

position¬

Tho iiowb from Cuba always un-

reliable¬

credits important victoriesto the robels

An incendiary lire in tho beautifuland eostly Dominion Parliament

MrtmmnJMBmvwmr iAh r vMmmi

Buildings damaged them a quarterof a million dollars

A colony of 5000 Japaneso aro tolocato on tho rich agricultural landsof tho Stale of Chiapas Mexico

Butler is still bofore tho U SCommissioner in San Francisco andtho ovidonco in favor of his oxtradition is rapidly coming to a foouB

Tho Gorman Reichstag is havinga warm time in tho discussion of thoArmy Bill

The Longuo of Amorican wheel ¬

men have barred professionals anddeclined to permit local option onSunday racing

Frauds to tho oxtont of 1000000havo been discovered in tho manngomont of tho Globo Investment Co

Fred G Morrill of Princo EdwardsIsland has beaten tho milo skntoroller rocord 250 2 5 by a socond

Tho President has nomiuatod Car-roll

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D Wright as Commissioner ofLabor aud tho Senate has approvedtho nomination

J D Rockfellor has donated250000 to tho Baptist Foroigu and

Homo Miesioua Societies

RECEIVED BY

THE

A Special Audience Given Stu¬

dents of Seminars

Hor Majestytho School

Membor

Was Prosontod WithPin An Honoraryof tho Oollogo

Tho students of tho NationalPark Soniinary of Forest Glen werogivou n special atidiumo yestordayafternoon Fob 6th from 1 to 5

oclock by Queen Liliuokalaui intho banquot hall of the ShorohamThero wero about 100 guests in thogroup including the teachers andstudents and a numbor of pupilsfrom Mrs Sommors school

Whon tho presentations had boonmado by Miss F Page Robinsontho chief preceptress of tho sominarytho Queon seated horsolf in an armchair with her attendants besideher whilo tho students standing attho lower end of tho hall sang aprogram of Southern melodies har-monized

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for fomalo voices anddirected by Madam Kaspar musicaldirectress of the school Miss AnnieLouieo Reiuhardt played one ofPaderew skis melodies with cleverOfffect aud Miss Falloou sang uMyOld Kentucky Home with a chorusby tho elwa assisted by MadamKaspar

Miss Zaluma Archer presentedtho Queen with the school pin andribbonand Miss Jessie Harvey gaveher with tho compliments of thestudents a huge cluster of whitocarnations tho school Jlower tiedwith tho ribbons of Hawaii Whenthe green aud whito enameled pinhad been fastened With thogroeu audwhito bows on Her Majestys breastthereby making her an honorarymembor of the school she acknowl ¬

edged her thanks in a short grace¬

ful spend in which sho said showould treasure the pin and ribbonsas n souvenir of the happiest hourof her stay in Washington II Wtington Times

IN THE HANDS OP ltUdULARSNEWPORT Iiluho A band of

masked rcgnlais Mcnt to the house ofC W Rertdlek seized and dragged himoutside whoie they gave him a ter-

rible¬

beating with horbcwhlps Thealleged ollcnso on the part of ltcddlckwas that ho absolutely refused todrink any but Rnlnlcr Deer and gaveas n reason that tho others wero In ¬

ferior On tup or In bottles at theCriterion saloon

Tho 1 masted schooner AlohaCaptain Dabol arrived yesterday19 days from San Francisco with avaluable dock load of hogs and afull freight of gounral merchandiseShe is docked at Sorensous wharfHor miscellaneous cargo will not botouched until Monday uext

Roman Catholic CathedralMONDAY FEB 22d 1897

Fifth Anniversary of tho Month of tlio

LATE BISHOP HERMANN

ilcimlom Mas at 7 hclouk amM0 3t

THUS LINDSAYJeweler

IS PREPARED TO

Manufacture and RepairAll Ulcds of Jewelry

FIU3X 0IJAS8 WORK ONLYG00 Loyo Building Fort St tf

SAYINGS BANK NOTICE

Notico is hereby given to Deposit ¬

ors in tho Savings Department ofOlaus Sprookols ic Coa Bank thatou aud nfUr April 1 1817 all Inter ¬

est on their deposits will ceaseSavings Dopositors may withdraw

thoir accounts without giving pre-vious

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notico or they may leave samein our Bankou call

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WATERFRONT WHISPERINGS

Gossip Gathorod Anont tho Shippingin tho Harbor and lilso whoro

Tho steamer Kaala arriving fromKahuku yestorday with 2025 bagsof sugar had tho lot put aboard thobark J O Glado

Four thousand seveu hundred andtwenty two A sugar por S S Mikahala wero shipped yestorday on thoship Mario Haokfeld loading forSan Francisco Messrs W G Irwin

Co claimed 737 No 2 K P for theMay Flint

Tho steamer J A Cummins canbo oxpoctod to arrivo this afternoonfrom Kanooho nnd Waimanalo Showill likely havo a load of rico andsugar

Tho Mauna Loa loft tho IutorIsland dock on time yesterday morn-ing

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carrying off a goodly freightand a number of passougors CaptSimerson and Purser Matthews willthrow out their fish Hues up anddown for Btray sharks

Ono thousand bags H S Co No2 sugar camo in yesterday by theIwalani which was trucked to thoMay Flint innroasing tho big shipsload to about 15000 sacks

Tho schooner Kaukeaouli broucht2150 bags of circle D from Hama- - i

kua yestorday morning for tho MayFlint loading for New York I

The Cnllao will dock at ono oftho coal wharves on Monday Shobrings in tho neighborhood of 1G00tons for Win G Irwin Co

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WW DIMQNDS

Our customers toll us thaiour novelties aro tho host thathavo over boon sold in Hono-lulu

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As a rule kitchon novoltios and labor saving tools dontamount to much ours do

Tho quick cut mincing knifois ono that cuts around tho cornovs boing mado half round itis tho host for chopping in abowl Fiftoon cents is tho price

Every housokeopor knows thatsmall bits of soap accumulnto inthe kitchon until they aro thrownaway Tho kitchon soap shakermado of wiro onables you toeconomize in rospect to soap

Half tho fun of camping is inboing ablo to flip a flap jack intho pan but half tho huntersand nali tho cooks dont savoyhow Wo havo a cako tumorthat does flipping automaticallyIt costs 15 conts for a dollarsworth of satisfaction Its madoon principle

Tho Promior egg cup is a novolty that should bo in use inovory homo It savos scorchingth fingers in oponing tho oggif savos disappointment in thoway of matured eggs boing sontto tho table for by its uso thoago of tho ogg is ascortainod boforo it leaves tho kitchon itguarantteos satisfaction in ovoryway

Wovo moro novolties than wocan writo about in ono ad Sinkbrooms at 15 conts is ono ofthom and Worlds Fair tooth-picks

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anothor All good for thohouso For staplos wo havo

llantlsomo condolabra lamp3in brass lloyal banquot lampswrought ivon 010 each Crystalfont stroot lamps Brass rail- -

road larapsor purserstho tablo

oxcollont for stoamWiro oporgnob for

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II O CANNON is pleased to state tlfat heis now prepared to supply

HAY and GRAIN OF BtlPEUIOltQUALITY

And hopes by giving Honest AVelprht at theLOWEST POSSIBLE HATES to

merit a Bbaro of IublloPatronage

alsoFAT SALMON SALMON BELLIES

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Also a now invoice of the Celebrated

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MOKE THAN 100 OF THEM BOLD

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JOHN PHILLIPSHas rembVi J his Plumbing Basiiiesh torn

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V r TESTAi it x

Continued from hi jxitff

Romanes and Dr Papeake whichhas sen l uumorous emissaries toureie uonoyeouaoiugineiBianii wuu s

seditious pamphlets Tho majorityof the Orotau population remainspassive notwithstanding the activityof tiu Greek agents This latestGreek coup was not ontiroly unex ¬

pected in diplomatic circles herosiuco repoatod suspicious inquirieshave beeu addressed by tho com ¬

mander of tho Greok ileot to thocommanders of ships of otlior na-

tions¬

in Orotau waters as to whataction would bo taken in Cretanovenlualities

Constantinople Fob 12 Orotannews is growing moro serious everyday It is understood tho sovoralembassios have rocoivod dispatchesthat Horaokliou is on fire In odiclal circles hero the ouly solution oftho Crotaodilliculty is bolieved tobo the European occupation of thatisland It is understood instructionshave been sent to tho commandersof foreign warship to prevent byforco if uocossary any interventionby Greek warships

London Feb 12 Tho Athouseorrespobdont of the Daily Nowstelegraphs that Turkey is formingthe marauding bauds of Albaniainto bodies that will be employedto invade Thessalouia The GreekGovernment is fully alive to thedanger iu this direction and is huteuing troops io the frontier to repelany attempted invasion of Groniauterritory It is reported that a col-

lision¬

has already occurred betweentho troops and the Albanians on thefrontier

A high authority at tho ForeignOffice to day told a representativeof tho United Associatiou Pressosthat he belioved tho proposition ofM Ilanotaux was a Franco Russianscheme to permit Groeco to occupytho island with Princo Goorgo sec ¬

ond sou of the King of the Hellenesas Governor General the ialaud con ¬

tinuing to pay tributo to TurkeyIu tiie House of Commons to day

George N purzon ParliamentarySoerotary to the Foreign Office an ¬

nounced that the latest news receiv-

ed¬

by tho Government showing thosituation in Crote was that theChristians wero tho aggressors andwero attacking the Moslems inmany localities A largo number ofMoslems Mr Curzon said had boeukilled and thirteen villages had beenburned

Romb Fob 12 -- A semi oQlehlnote has been issued hore slatingthat Italy will not oppose Greecein auy action tho lattor country maytake on tho Cretan question It isadded that Italy does not wish toserve in auy way

London Eng Feb 12 The Timeshas a dispatch from Cauea statingthat Princo Georgo of Greoco withfour torpodo boats and one transport tins arrived more too dis ¬

patch adds that reports fromv allparts of the island add to tho gravityof tho situation

Au Italiau officor has boon sent toKissamo to inquire into the condi- -

tion of affairs thore It was at thisplace whore twonty two Moslemswore killed ou Fob 7 The Chris-

tians¬

then suddenly began firing inthe stroets and the Moslems stam- -

i poded making no resUtauco to thoirassailants Seveu persons were be ¬

headed with swords including threewomen and two children ThoChristians firod a volloy at a Turkishwarship which nrrivod at Kissamoyesterday

Tho insurgents aro closing aroundSitia Tho inhabitants of that townbogged the Governor of Horaklionto send troops to their assistanceand the Governor iu rosppnso tothoir appeal ordered 800 Bashiliazouks and a detachment ofregulars to proceed at once to SitiaTho troops had embarked on a vostol to carry them to thoir destina-tion

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when an order was receivedfrom the Governor countermandingtho previous order tho VlceConsulshaving opposed tho dispatch oftho troops An attack was madeto day upon tho arsenal of Suda bya body of Christians Tho attaokmet with an artillery fire and theChristians wore compelled to retire

A dispatch from Conslauliuoplopays that tho Cretan inaurgonts aioknown1 to be concent rat oil in thovicinity of Canoa awaiting tho arrivalof arms armunition and equipmontfrom Shaica ou tho coast near thewestern oxtromityof tho island ofCrete whore they havo boeu landedby expeditions from Greece Whenthose supplies arerocoived tho dis ¬

patch says it io tho intention of thoinsurgents to make au attack onCanoa The dispatch adds that thoTurkish authorities are now con ¬

vinced that tho pacification of thoIsland can ouly be effected by Eu-ropean

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occupationBcnLiN Germany Feb 12 Tho

Post of this city this ovoning pub-lishes

¬

an article in which it saysthat war between Greoco and Tur-key

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is almost inevitable Tho paporadds that Turkey allow hor troopsto oross the Thessaloniin frontier inview of the action of Greeco

Vienna Austria Fob 12 -- It issaid hero that a blockade of Orotoby the European powers will bo es ¬

tablished shortlyLondon Eng Feb 12 Tho

Morulng Post will to morrow publis a news incv statement thatthe powers are unanimous iu thoircondemnation of the attitude ofGreece anil that they will uot allowher to continue her present courseShe must it is added abandon thoidea of c iiiiiiiieiKtiug war with Tur-key

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M Ilanotaux the French Ministerhis intimated proposalspowers blockade Crete

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Money Saved by doing your shop-ping

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Fishtal foruH for sale in quanti-ties

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to suit Apply at this ofhee

Plain Colored SateenH all thogood shadep 15c per yard at Korrs

Ladies Black CottonBlauk 225 per dozenKorrs

Hose Fastpairs at

Victoria Lawn only GO cents apiece Fino White Goods in plaids9 yards for SI at N S Sachs

Scotch Ginghams in stripee chocksand plain colors 15c per yard atKorrs

Special Bargains in ValouciennosLaces and Embroidories at N SSachs

Now Spring Goods latest dosignsin Organdieo Fraooh Muslins Dimi-ties

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and Lawns at N S Sachs

Tho patrons of tho Empire wholike a strictly touoy tonic shouldask for tho Imperial Saratoga ortho Empire cocktail They are deli-cate

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and recherche and porfootlyblooded by artists Carlylo and JimOlds J r

To tho Louvro for beer cool spark-ling

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good cheerTo tho LouVro for liquors so mollow

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Buffalo Boor has proved its iuimoriBO popularity at tho Royal Paci ¬

fic and Cosmopolitan Saloons Thocelebrated Pabst is also rotainodthere in draft or in bottle Tho ihtorchaugeable check system that hasprovrd such a convonienco to thopatrons of those popular resorts isalso in vogue

Who built tho Pantheon Wodont meau tho Pantheon of AncientHistory but tho modorn ono on Fortaud Hotel Tho ono with the beatreading room iu tho city WhylJim Dodd and Enterprise beerfriendly and courteous treatment byall couiieated with it and tho ficlthat everything in slock is of thobest quality and old Jim stnuds byas a truo IrieniJ to nil true men

Scotch whisky has become ono oftho favorite bevoraes iu Honoluluduring the last year Tho differentbusiness houses have competed tofind tho very best brand Tho RoyalAnnex now clainic to havo importedn whisky which cannot bo excelledT V F is the nnmo and tho lettersstand for The Very Finest Thiswhisky will be served exclusively attho Royal Annex aud connoisseurswill do well to step in and taeto thoT V F

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glementsPrince¬

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to tho Rescue of Oroto

Athens Fob 12 Tlin dispatch oftho torpedo flotilla commanded byPrinco George for tho Island ofCroto caused tho Broatost outhusiastn among tho populace especiallyIt is ftatod that tho Princo hasorders to provent the landing ofTurkish troops riu that island

Tho King urged the dispatch ofthe flotilla and nasoon as ho obtainud tho consontof Premier Dolyanias Alameda Aujrio Moana Sop 1607ho personally issued orders to Hvoadditional tflVot to the proposal

London Feb 12 0 G MotaxesGroek OharR 7Affairo bore calledat the Foreign Ollico yesterday andpresantod a notw oxpressy statingthat the Greok Govorntnent had do- -

cidod to prevent Turkish troopfrom debarking in Crete by all j

means in its power j

A dispatch to tho Times fromAthens says that the Cretan Com ¬

mittee is preparing to support thoCrotans with arms ammunition nndsupplies on a great fealo Tho firstiufltalmout it is added sailed onWednesday with COO armefl Cretans LtTho samo dispatch statos that thodeparture of tho Groek torpedo lleetfor tho Island of Crete wa duo totho auuouncomaut that the Turkishtorpedo boats had left tho Dardanelles and that tlto Turkish troops hadombarkod at Salonica for Croto

Tho Pall MaU Gazotto this afteruonn saya there is reason to believethat tho Government of Great Britaiu regards tho dispatoh of thoGroek flotilla to Croto as a very serious matter and as likely to involvotho gravest consequences addingNo intimation of tho intentions of

Greece was couvoyod to any o thopowers and tho pioparatious tosarry thorn into effect wore carefullykept secret It may be confidentlyexpected that tho Marquis of Salis ¬

bury will adopt a very firm atti-tude

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and that immediate and vigorstops slops will bo taken toneutralize tho effvjt of Greecesaction i

New Yoiik Fob 1- 2- A spooial totho Horald from Vienna says ThoVienna Cabinet has addressed amost serious warning to Greooo Itis further learned from exclusivesources that tho powers havo in-

formed¬

Turkey that thoy cannot j

foroe Groeco to withdraw her fleet

but will loavo Turkey a free handAnarchy is reigning in Atheus

Tho Ministry was only temporarilysaved by embarking in a mad outer--

prise Eugland is accused of secret- -

ly backing Greece to force Russiashand

All tho ovoning papers condemn 1

in tho strongest terms Greecesaotion Even the ultra liberal Tagoblatt says If King Goorge is doafto earnest romonstraucos his impotency must ho drastically broughthomo to him I

Tho Nouo Freio Proiso warnsGroeco that if provoked Turkeywould bo justified in attacking ThosBaly with disastrous oonsoquoncos toGreece

The samo journal published a kilo-

gram¬

from Constantinople showingthat tho whole of the Crotan war isfomented by a Crotan eommittoo atAthens whoso loaders aro Deputy

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SATURDAY FEB 20 1897

THE INEVITABLE WAB

Studouts of history know that attho oud ol flvory century great his-

torical¬

events have occurred Thogeneral political situation of tholoading powers of the world justifytho prophecy that groat oveuts willtake place during tho few years be-

fore¬

wo writo Annum Mirahilis 1900

The Turkish question has beenburning for a long time The allegedKOtiitd Armenians linvo mado

noise enough anil the iron rule oftho Turk over Oip tinn subjectshas been denounced by tho leadingstuttsinou and the groat nations ofth world Tho nations and states ¬

men of the Gladstono class haveoouDned thxiuielves to making anoise Tho Turk has rested easilylaughed at the mass meetiugs inLiverpool tho indignation spoochesin Wayback town U S and thothreats of the diplomatic corpswho draw salaries dance and foastin Constantinople oven as our

Franks do in Washington

But while the diplomatic baudplayed on while Turkish diplomacywas credited by outwitting thonoiay denouncers of the Turk inEurope tho game moved on and iftho news received by the mnil to-

day¬

is true tho entering wedge hasbeen found which eventually willdrive tho Turk from Europe andplace his groat dominion under thocontrol of Christian rulers

Greece has been callod upon topick tho ohostnuts out of tho firoKing Goorgo has thrown down hisgauntlet to tho Sultan nud tho lleotof Greeoo will provent if it cau anyTurkish soldier from lauding onOroto

Greece is unknown hero and fewpeople know who King Georgo is

In 1863 a revolution took place inAthens tho historical capital ofGreoce Otto of Bavaria the Kiugwas deposed and oxilod King Ottomade two groat mistakes He select¬

ed his councilors upon his accessionto tho Greek throne from amonghis countrymen and ho showed hisGorman preferences against theprominent men of Greece until ho

was fired out The Grooks realizedthat a monarchical form of government was the most suitable to theircountry Mid their loaders lookedaround for another King

In Denmark they found a youngsailor prince who responded totheir call and who encouraged bytho EnglishGovcrnmentjduly accept ¬

ed tho royal duties which perhapshavo been more of a burden than aploasure but which havo been carriod out by him in a manner worthyof an honost bravo intelligent andconscientious Man

If Kiug Georgo declares waragainst Turkey he will do so know-

ing¬

that ho has with him the soldiersof tho Christian world Ho is thebrother of tho Princess of Walesand English sympathy was alwaysenlisted iu bohnlf of Grooco sincethedays whou Lord Byron swam thoHellespont fought oud diod for horHo is also tho brother of tho Dow ¬

ager Empress of Russia tho rulingspirit of tho court of St IotersburghHis oldest son the Duko of Spartais married to tho sister of tho Kaiserand tho future King of droocoaudWilliam tho Second are brpthers-iu- -

a -- - jMf

law Woil can Grouco afford withsuch a formidable array of royalfrionds to start tho war ball arollingA small country has boon selectedto striko tho first blow If tho in-

trigues¬

of Turkish diplomacy donot socuro a postponement of openwar movomoots wo will hear by thonext mail that tho groat inevitabloEuropoan war has started and thatthe Turks will bo forced to leaveEuropo before the oud of thiscentury or dio

TOPICS OP THE DAY

The Independent is uot inclinedto believe that Liliuokalani hasauthorized anyone to tnako anyany such political statemouts ns nreaccredited to her and to others by thoAmerican press It consequentlyavoids any comment upon them inthis issue

Judge J WKauai has his

Lot of Haualeihands full Tho

virtuous elotuont of that hamlet hasbrought twenty couples into courton charges of adultery Would itnot bo wife to send Serono and theBacchante to Haualei Or wouldit not be propor to trausfer some oftho virtue to Honolulu policemen

Tho best govern oient of Hawaiihas como rather low The rod lingof tho auctioneer was placed thismorning next to tho statue of Kamehamoha I It is a sliamo thatsuch a monument should be foldoven if it is to secure copper ponniesfor tho official organ Where arotho Historical Socioty Frank Hntehand Dole Echo answors Whnrol

Moat worthy Councilor of Statepersonal friond though vou may bo

kindly rofrain from using the plant-ation

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lash in tho public streets ofHonolulu on tho backs of dilatoryChiueso driver who unavoidablyblock tho passage of your buggy asyou used it this morning The eyesof The Independent aro ovory where

Does any whilo man read thoMakaainana edited by F J Testaquoths the ex military organ ofTuosday last Tho Star evidentlydoes for it has boen road and quotedby tho same organ endeavoring tobe funny but failing in the attemptTho Star of Bethlohem ConsulGneral Gorham D Gilman of Bostoff in tho vicinity of patriot I 0Jonos Bunker Hill is also ono of itsmost valued critics and opponents

Govornmont offices wo aro in-

formed¬

will bo closed on Mondaynext it being tho anniversary of thebirth of Goorgo Washington Thoday is not a public holiday butwo understand that tho heads of thodifferent departments have been re-

quested¬

to obsorvo tho day and toclosn their offices Cant wo getsomo mo io holidays to the i neon Jvonionce of tho taxpayors and fortho benefit of Mr Damons employees

Several days beforo the reporteddeath of Koolau was announcedThe Independent was informed ofhis death by a gontloraan once voryprominont in tho Councils of StateHe promised to furnish full detailswhoneyor tho announcement of hisdoath was mado and to give soirovory sensational details For reasonsbest known to ourselves wo doclinedat tho timo to use tho informationso imparted but when we do ubo itit will probably confirm certainsuspicions that have beoo rife incortaiu quarters for somo timo past

Tho morning military organ hasthe following interesting itom thismorning

It is understood that at tho nextoftlcors meeting tho question of inoiibeing iu tho Govornmont omployand not membors of any organiza-tion

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for dofouso of tho Republic willagain bo broached A list has boenproparod and as strango as it maysoom quito a number of mon hold ¬

ing important positions and draw-ing

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considerable salarios evince nofighting qualities

Go for thorn one and all if thoywill not can their Tennis Club expeusos their instalments on bikoitheir Waikiki haok hire and thuiroigars and oigarettes by carrying aguuj bounco them and mako themyour enemies and pur frionds inSeptember next

THE HAWAIIAN

Julius A Palmer On Liliu

oUanis Recelptioii

Tho Truo Version of tlio Olevolonrt

Matter Hawaiian Bongo inGrat Domand A Social

Success

Ed Tun Independent

Hor Majesty Liliuokalani of Ha-

waii¬

continues to exoito tho greatestinterest at our national capital andyet as tho daily newspapers havorightly expressed it she declines allattempts to mako her in any way asocial lion and disclaims tho leuntshow of royal homage Tho proshas treated her very kindly but shehas pubmitlod to no personal interviews preferring mo to meet He

representatives and givo to them anyinformation to which tho publicmight bo entitled

In their animosity to Mr Cleveland uomo correspondents hintedthat ho loft for a huuliug excursionbecause the Quoen arrived in likomanner one Now York Journal saidthat Mrs Glevelaud loft tho WhiteHouse because hor husband receivedLiliuokalani The Previdont sot thogossips at re3t by returning fromhis uxcursion at once and Bondingau invitation to Hor Majesty on thosam6 day and within an hour fromtho receipt of her note advising himof her presouce as Mrs Clevelandhappened to be out a lottor was re ¬

ceived with no prior hint or sug-

gestion¬

from any of our party fromthe President inviting tho Queou toa personal call on the first lady oftho laud and assigning tho day andhour so that tho Quoen would bo asfree from public notico as possibleth is thougntfulness on the part ofMrs Cleveland touohod the Queendeeply and the meeting betwoen thotwo adio3 vias as charming 83 mightbo expectod of tho roprosontntivesof the best society of tho two nations Her Majesty was attendedby those of her party but MrsOlevolaud was alono when she outerod the little parlor where she re-

ceives¬

her own personal friendsThe next visit iu order was a call

at tho Sonato chamber and thomember from my own State HonHenry Cabot Lodgo offered himselfto conduct tho Queon to that gallory to which even the sorgoant-at-arm- s

can ndmit no visitor becauseit is especially resorvod for thoso accompanied in person by members oftho Sonato Goyornor Perkins thomember from California now con-

tests¬

that mark of attention proffer-ed

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by Mr Lodge and says that hoshall certainly accompany thoQueou ovon if any othor Senator hasa prior right to tho introductionBut this mnttor will be related inmy next for thoro is just now an in-

fluenza¬

opidemio in Washingtonand tho Queen has boon obliged tocancel all outside engagements dur ¬

ing tho past week Shu is uot illbut is simply taking good unre of ablight cold

This has not proveuted her fromrecoiviug tho visits of occasionalcallers and yesterday afternoon wehad a moat delightful bit of Hawaiiiu tho midst of a northorn winterMiss Grace Hilborn visited Hono-

lulu¬

aud learnt the Ukulele thoQueen played the nutoharp Mr Josoph Heleluho tho guitar aud thoHawaiian songs somo of them HorMajestys own compositions woresweotly rendered to tho great de ¬

light of tho few who woro invited tobo presont Thoso were Mr audMr Hilborn Sonator Perkins MrJoseph U Blount son of Commis-

sioner Blouut and tho family of MrDaniel Nash Morgan Treasuror oftho United Stales Translations oftho souyf especially of tho Aloha

iiiHm j rnmrmm

Oo aro in groat demand nud dis

appear lnster than tho typewritingmaohino cau turn them off Tho

Hawaii Ponol in nu original trans-lation mado by tho Queon for MiisHilborn has boou printed by a lend ¬

ing uowspnper of tho national capi-

tal

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To day besides a fow personalpallors who havo writttm requestingthat pleasure tho National ParkSemiunry n prominont educationalinstitution for the highor oducatiouof young ladios will bo received iu abody Of this seminary SpeakerCrisp of tho national Houso of Re-

presentatives¬

is at tho head of thofaculty and tho messago asking ofthe Queon to rocoive tho pupils as ¬

serted that it should bo entirely atHor Majostys convenience aud thattho oxorcises of tho school would bosuBpoudod if necessary any day toallow tho school to meet tho Queou

Tho length of hor visit to Wash ¬

ington is tho subject of much in-

quiry¬

on tho part of tho newspapercorrespondents here but of thatnothing cau bo 3aid from tho factthat by reason of bad weather aud aslight indisposition sho has yot boouunabl to visit any of tho publicbuildiugn to which ohe has been in-

vited¬

it is to bo supposed that horstay will bo for a woek or two morebut whet hor it will be protracteduntil after the inauguration of MrMuKiuley it au enigma Mie has leftunsolved

Although t he hni hold but ono re ¬

ception which was originally intend ¬

ed to 10 only for members of thoprPH yet amongst hor callers Ihave counted members of Congresseither iu purr on or represented bysomo one of their families to thonumber of twenty four oeaideB

which thoro wc ro thoso of manyothor pesons connected with thoGovernment

To the Hawaiian people therefacts aro interesting as showing thehonor and respect with which oneof the most royally born of ladiesand ono of tho meekest and mostgracious of Christian women is re ¬

ceived by tho first circles of the Am ¬

erican capitalJulius A Palmer

Washington Feb 53 18979 lm

Ed Tiie Independent

Last evening Star rofors to thoInto Koolau as a murderer Willtho Star kindly htato v hat term maybo applied to thoso persons whowont to Kauai to hunt for himWould they have been called mur ¬

derers if they had shot and killedhim Are thoso porsons who shotand killed bevod natives in 1889

termed murderers If uot why notHawaiian

Dimities and French MuslinsPlain aud Dotted Swirs in all quali ¬

ties at Kerrs

LOST

BANK PASS BOOKP0STALBAVINU8 of John KnluhlIn trust or lluraoa Kahai hits boon lostFinder will re olvo a roward by leavingtho same at this oillce 453 lw

LEWIS CO

Wo havo received ox ltoulonbock onough goods from Englishpacking houses to stock any twostoros on tho islands our tradedomauds largo purchases bocauso English packets do notcomo in as often as stoamorsWo boliovo wo buy right bocauso our Oulifornia houso takestho sumo interest in our affairsas wo do Tho markots arowatched ns olosoly as it is possi-ble

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and whon goods aro downwo buy largely as wo may buywoll You know tho result wosoil lowor for spot cash thanany houso in Honolulu and woodor inducomonts to pooplo whobuy in euso lots Thoso Englishgoods woro bought by our ownagent and tho assortment com-

prises¬

moro than wo could tollon a pago of this paper A tele ¬

phone message will answer ifyou wish lo order from us

LEWIS COFort Stroot GltOOERS Tel 210

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Honolulu Feb IU 1897

Cultaarists Como HitherAnd gather uromul us whilo vcrocall to your grateful momoricsun ovont of tho past year Ah I

wo soo tho more ghuico at thonrliclo shows that you dont for-

got¬

whon wo cooked those savorymoals over tho

New Process Blue Flame OilStove

smokeless odorless cleanlywholcsomo and absolutely safeand using tho same oil you burnin your lamps You nil admiredthem many of you purchasedthem and iho purchasers havoinvariably approved of thorn

Woll so satisfactory woro thoythat wo woro run out of stockand tho manufacturers had sucha domand upon thorn that wohavo only just now boon able tohave our orders filled

Wo aro now ready for you alland woll tnko from 21 to 25for them

The Golden Anvil

stool range is another favoritowo can lot you have it at re-

duced¬

prices Wo only havo avory fow left Thoy aro vorycheap at 50 Tf you dont knowthorn call and oxamino and testthorn

The Pansy Stoveis as pretty and useful as thoblossom whoso namo it boars islovoly ponsivo and reminiscentIt is equally as celebrated as thobest family stovo in tho marketWo keep them in threo sizes G

7 and 8 and tho prices rangefrom 15 to 25 Call and seothem It will be a pleasure tous for you to inspect thorn

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ZEALAND1AOf the Oceanic StcaniBhlp Company willbo duo nt Honolulu from Sydney andAuckland on or about

And will leave or the above port withMalls and Passenger on or about thatdate

For Sydney AucklandTho Now and Pino Al Bteel Steamship

ALAMEDA01 the Oceania Steamship Company willbo due at Honolulu from San Francisco onor about

IMeiroli 1 lthAnd will have prompt despatch with Mallsand Pisongors for the abovo ports

The undersigned are now preparedto issue

Through Tickets to All Points In the

United States

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LOOAIi AND GENEItAIi NEWS

JVnta Saving TUnk Hook No2107 in lot Seo odvortifomont

To day is tlio nntlivoniary of tlioelection of Loo Xlllss Pope in 1878

Intontioually no common I iamode upon tlio last two battaliondrills

Two tiicoly furnished rooms forlady or gentleman to rout at No 1Gardon Lano

Baud concort at Emma Squarethis nftornoon and at Mnkeo Islandto morrow aftornoou

Tho Japaneno estimate that acablo from Japan to Sau Franciscovia Honolulu will cost S1BG80000

The Police and B rhoot at Iwiloithis afternoon Tho Mounted Reservo and tho Patrol also havo amatch on

Tho Hawaiian Socioty of tho Sonsof tho Amorican Revolution willcolobrato Waskinglond birthday onMonday

Oabu Lodgo No 1 K of P mostsuccessfully colobratod tho 81lh an ¬

niversary of Pythiauimn last eveningat their hall

Requiom Mass at the RomanCatholic Cathedral at 7 oclock a mto morrow in memory of tho latoBishop of Olba

Tho City of Pokin arrived at 2oclock this morning and sails at 10oclock to night Sixtoon Cooks ex-

cursionists¬

arrived by hor

Tho Hawaiian Hardwaro Co havoJapanese eah boxes ngalo waintelescope eofTeo pots lunoh pailnand haudsotiitfly decorated coal hodson view

Charles Molteno tho popularbarbur is now located with GSo m it a at tho handsomo EuropeanParlors Merchant near Korl andwill bo pleased to see his old tinmfriouds

Tho Kinau arrived this morningShe was delayed owing to roughwoathor and a largo shipment ofsugar She reports that tho Leahia coal ladon vessel is ashore at Kvhului Further particulars will beroceived to morrow

G P Wildor J Wilder Ed Dowsett C J Falk C L Wight Dr JWight F B McStockor H and WAustin and C S Desky arrivod bytho Kinau this morning Shebrought 7113 sacks of sugar and auumbor of sheep hos and cattle

Mr and Mrs W G Irwin ontortainod a number of their friends ata ball in tho new stables ernnted ontheir Waikiki premises The affairis pronounced a grand social successand every ouo of tho guests foundlots of enjoyment The NationalBand furuishod tho music

Aloha Nuinul

T A Lloyd ono of tho ablestof Government oOinials in thobrighter and bnppior days of thepast loaves by tho City of Pekingto night for a three years sojorn intho Orient whoro immigration mattors will occupy his time and cap ¬

able brainB Mr Lloyd leavos withtho best wishes of his innumerablefriends for his prospority aud happiuoss

Xho Dimond Oqso

Tho attorneys for Mrs Dimondcallod tho last batch of their wit-nesses

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yesterday afternoon Amongthom wore J Quinn Frank CookJamos Brown and Edmund Norrio

This morning Mrs Carrie Di ¬

mond took the stand presumablybeing tho laat witness on hor sideA numbor of witnesses for Mr Di-mond

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will bo callod in rebuttal audit is possiblo that the case may beterminated during the early part ofnext week

MHS DIMOND IN AM BABA

Tho Iady Who Shockod Honolulut ocioty Is to Don Tights and Qoon tho Stage

Tho very latest is that Mrs W WDimond who camo over from Ho-

nolulu¬

latoly on tho samo ship withCharles D Wilson and wos ojootedfrom a hotel togothor with Mr Wil-

son¬

while horo aud who was suodfor divorco immediately upon loav- -

ing hor island hoaio and who hastened back to Honolulu to tnakomore trouble for her husband willreturn to this City and go on thostage in All Baba and Hobblingtights

Sho has signed with A J Mooroof tho Orphoum and W R Dailoyof tho Oakland Theater and a com-

pany¬

is boiug orgauizod for tho produotion of au extravaganza Tt issaid that Mrs Dimond has a goodvoice and somo talent as an act i essand thoso togothor with tho notori ¬

ety gained by her osoapades oausohor to bo olassed as a good drawingoard F Call

WASHINGTON IS

INTERESTED

Caused by LilinoManis

Statement

Tho Hawaiian Location AttachesBut Lilt In Importance to Hor

Action

IBpeclal Dispatch to tlio Chronicle

New York Fob 12 The SunsWashington special says Thoauthorizod announcement that Liliuoknlani ex Queen of tho Hawai ¬

ian Islands has formally repudiatedher allegod letter of abdicationdated January 21 1895 aud claimsto bo still Queen caused somethingof a stir in Washington politicalcircles It is known to havo causodprofound agitation at tho WhitoHouso Thoex Quoou indorses everyword of tho statoment given to thoSun by hor secretary Mr PalmerPalmer says that tho ropndiation ofthe litler of abdication is nothingno tint it is only a formal an ¬

nouncement of what has all alongbeen claimed by tho ex Queou andher Royalist supporters

At tho Hawaiian Legation rauohinterest is manifested in Liliuokalauin prouuueiumento but little im ¬

portance is attached to it for thoreason that tho Dolo administrationhas never regarded the letter of abdication as having any force Itwas not written until nearly twoyears aft or tho Queon had boon de ¬

throned and as tho revolution wastho work of tho Hawaiion peoplethemselves it made no differouce totho Dolo Govemmout whother thoQueen formally nssentod tu her abdication or not Tho genoral opinionin Washington is however that theQueons purpose in plaaiug on record at this time hor repudiationof tho alleged letter of abdicationis to give hor a propor legal standing in a claim for the reopening ofher caso through tho good oil cobof tho Government What her noxtstep will bo is not known but hereffort to enlist tho outgoing or in ¬

coming Administration in behalf ofwhatever demand for redress shomay make will be watched withkeen intorost

LATE FOREIGN NEWS

Per 8 8 Oily of Poking

Unrcou City Nov is making agroat splurge over tho coming prizefight

The outlook is that tho Arbitra-tion

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Treaty will bo postponed untilaftor tho advent of tho MoKinloyadministration owing to Jiugoo op-

position¬

Tho iiowb from Cuba always un-

reliable¬

credits important victoriesto the robels

An incendiary lire in tho beautifuland eostly Dominion Parliament

MrtmmnJMBmvwmr iAh r vMmmi

Buildings damaged them a quarterof a million dollars

A colony of 5000 Japaneso aro tolocato on tho rich agricultural landsof tho Stale of Chiapas Mexico

Butler is still bofore tho U SCommissioner in San Francisco andtho ovidonco in favor of his oxtradition is rapidly coming to a foouB

Tho Gorman Reichstag is havinga warm time in tho discussion of thoArmy Bill

The Longuo of Amorican wheel ¬

men have barred professionals anddeclined to permit local option onSunday racing

Frauds to tho oxtont of 1000000havo been discovered in tho manngomont of tho Globo Investment Co

Fred G Morrill of Princo EdwardsIsland has beaten tho milo skntoroller rocord 250 2 5 by a socond

Tho President has nomiuatod Car-roll

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D Wright as Commissioner ofLabor aud tho Senate has approvedtho nomination

J D Rockfellor has donated250000 to tho Baptist Foroigu and

Homo Miesioua Societies

RECEIVED BY

THE

A Special Audience Given Stu¬

dents of Seminars

Hor Majestytho School

Membor

Was Prosontod WithPin An Honoraryof tho Oollogo

Tho students of tho NationalPark Soniinary of Forest Glen werogivou n special atidiumo yestordayafternoon Fob 6th from 1 to 5

oclock by Queen Liliuokalaui intho banquot hall of the ShorohamThero wero about 100 guests in thogroup including the teachers andstudents and a numbor of pupilsfrom Mrs Sommors school

Whon tho presentations had boonmado by Miss F Page Robinsontho chief preceptress of tho sominarytho Queon seated horsolf in an armchair with her attendants besideher whilo tho students standing attho lower end of tho hall sang aprogram of Southern melodies har-monized

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for fomalo voices anddirected by Madam Kaspar musicaldirectress of the school Miss AnnieLouieo Reiuhardt played one ofPaderew skis melodies with cleverOfffect aud Miss Falloou sang uMyOld Kentucky Home with a chorusby tho elwa assisted by MadamKaspar

Miss Zaluma Archer presentedtho Queen with the school pin andribbonand Miss Jessie Harvey gaveher with tho compliments of thestudents a huge cluster of whitocarnations tho school Jlower tiedwith tho ribbons of Hawaii Whenthe green aud whito enameled pinhad been fastened With thogroeu audwhito bows on Her Majestys breastthereby making her an honorarymembor of the school she acknowl ¬

edged her thanks in a short grace¬

ful spend in which sho said showould treasure the pin and ribbonsas n souvenir of the happiest hourof her stay in Washington II Wtington Times

IN THE HANDS OP ltUdULARSNEWPORT Iiluho A band of

masked rcgnlais Mcnt to the house ofC W Rertdlek seized and dragged himoutside whoie they gave him a ter-

rible¬

beating with horbcwhlps Thealleged ollcnso on the part of ltcddlckwas that ho absolutely refused todrink any but Rnlnlcr Deer and gaveas n reason that tho others wero In ¬

ferior On tup or In bottles at theCriterion saloon

Tho 1 masted schooner AlohaCaptain Dabol arrived yesterday19 days from San Francisco with avaluable dock load of hogs and afull freight of gounral merchandiseShe is docked at Sorensous wharfHor miscellaneous cargo will not botouched until Monday uext

Roman Catholic CathedralMONDAY FEB 22d 1897

Fifth Anniversary of tho Month of tlio

LATE BISHOP HERMANN

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WATERFRONT WHISPERINGS

Gossip Gathorod Anont tho Shippingin tho Harbor and lilso whoro

Tho steamer Kaala arriving fromKahuku yestorday with 2025 bagsof sugar had tho lot put aboard thobark J O Glado

Four thousand seveu hundred andtwenty two A sugar por S S Mikahala wero shipped yestorday on thoship Mario Haokfeld loading forSan Francisco Messrs W G Irwin

Co claimed 737 No 2 K P for theMay Flint

Tho steamer J A Cummins canbo oxpoctod to arrivo this afternoonfrom Kanooho nnd Waimanalo Showill likely havo a load of rico andsugar

Tho Mauna Loa loft tho IutorIsland dock on time yesterday morn-ing

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carrying off a goodly freightand a number of passougors CaptSimerson and Purser Matthews willthrow out their fish Hues up anddown for Btray sharks

Ono thousand bags H S Co No2 sugar camo in yesterday by theIwalani which was trucked to thoMay Flint innroasing tho big shipsload to about 15000 sacks

Tho schooner Kaukeaouli broucht2150 bags of circle D from Hama- - i

kua yestorday morning for tho MayFlint loading for New York I

The Cnllao will dock at ono oftho coal wharves on Monday Shobrings in tho neighborhood of 1G00tons for Win G Irwin Co

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Our customers toll us thaiour novelties aro tho host thathavo over boon sold in Hono-lulu

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As a rule kitchon novoltios and labor saving tools dontamount to much ours do

Tho quick cut mincing knifois ono that cuts around tho cornovs boing mado half round itis tho host for chopping in abowl Fiftoon cents is tho price

Every housokeopor knows thatsmall bits of soap accumulnto inthe kitchon until they aro thrownaway Tho kitchon soap shakermado of wiro onables you toeconomize in rospect to soap

Half tho fun of camping is inboing ablo to flip a flap jack intho pan but half tho huntersand nali tho cooks dont savoyhow Wo havo a cako tumorthat does flipping automaticallyIt costs 15 conts for a dollarsworth of satisfaction Its madoon principle

Tho Promior egg cup is a novolty that should bo in use inovory homo It savos scorchingth fingers in oponing tho oggif savos disappointment in thoway of matured eggs boing sontto tho table for by its uso thoago of tho ogg is ascortainod boforo it leaves tho kitchon itguarantteos satisfaction in ovoryway

Wovo moro novolties than wocan writo about in ono ad Sinkbrooms at 15 conts is ono ofthom and Worlds Fair tooth-picks

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llantlsomo condolabra lamp3in brass lloyal banquot lampswrought ivon 010 each Crystalfont stroot lamps Brass rail- -

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V r TESTAi it x

Continued from hi jxitff

Romanes and Dr Papeake whichhas sen l uumorous emissaries toureie uonoyeouaoiugineiBianii wuu s

seditious pamphlets Tho majorityof the Orotau population remainspassive notwithstanding the activityof tiu Greek agents This latestGreek coup was not ontiroly unex ¬

pected in diplomatic circles herosiuco repoatod suspicious inquirieshave beeu addressed by tho com ¬

mander of tho Greok ileot to thocommanders of ships of otlior na-

tions¬

in Orotau waters as to whataction would bo taken in Cretanovenlualities

Constantinople Fob 12 Orotannews is growing moro serious everyday It is understood tho sovoralembassios have rocoivod dispatchesthat Horaokliou is on fire In odiclal circles hero the ouly solution oftho Crotaodilliculty is bolieved tobo the European occupation of thatisland It is understood instructionshave been sent to tho commandersof foreign warship to prevent byforco if uocossary any interventionby Greek warships

London Feb 12 Tho Athouseorrespobdont of the Daily Nowstelegraphs that Turkey is formingthe marauding bauds of Albaniainto bodies that will be employedto invade Thessalouia The GreekGovernment is fully alive to thedanger iu this direction and is huteuing troops io the frontier to repelany attempted invasion of Groniauterritory It is reported that a col-

lision¬

has already occurred betweentho troops and the Albanians on thefrontier

A high authority at tho ForeignOffice to day told a representativeof tho United Associatiou Pressosthat he belioved tho proposition ofM Ilanotaux was a Franco Russianscheme to permit Groeco to occupytho island with Princo Goorgo sec ¬

ond sou of the King of the Hellenesas Governor General the ialaud con ¬

tinuing to pay tributo to TurkeyIu tiie House of Commons to day

George N purzon ParliamentarySoerotary to the Foreign Office an ¬

nounced that the latest news receiv-

ed¬

by tho Government showing thosituation in Crote was that theChristians wero tho aggressors andwero attacking the Moslems inmany localities A largo number ofMoslems Mr Curzon said had boeukilled and thirteen villages had beenburned

Romb Fob 12 -- A semi oQlehlnote has been issued hore slatingthat Italy will not oppose Greecein auy action tho lattor country maytake on tho Cretan question It isadded that Italy does not wish toserve in auy way

London Eng Feb 12 The Timeshas a dispatch from Cauea statingthat Princo Georgo of Greoco withfour torpodo boats and one transport tins arrived more too dis ¬

patch adds that reports fromv allparts of the island add to tho gravityof tho situation

Au Italiau officor has boon sent toKissamo to inquire into the condi- -

tion of affairs thore It was at thisplace whore twonty two Moslemswore killed ou Fob 7 The Chris-

tians¬

then suddenly began firing inthe stroets and the Moslems stam- -

i poded making no resUtauco to thoirassailants Seveu persons were be ¬

headed with swords including threewomen and two children ThoChristians firod a volloy at a Turkishwarship which nrrivod at Kissamoyesterday

Tho insurgents aro closing aroundSitia Tho inhabitants of that townbogged the Governor of Horaklionto send troops to their assistanceand the Governor iu rosppnso tothoir appeal ordered 800 Bashiliazouks and a detachment ofregulars to proceed at once to SitiaTho troops had embarked on a vostol to carry them to thoir destina-tion

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when an order was receivedfrom the Governor countermandingtho previous order tho VlceConsulshaving opposed tho dispatch oftho troops An attack was madeto day upon tho arsenal of Suda bya body of Christians Tho attaokmet with an artillery fire and theChristians wore compelled to retire

A dispatch from Conslauliuoplopays that tho Cretan inaurgonts aioknown1 to be concent rat oil in thovicinity of Canoa awaiting tho arrivalof arms armunition and equipmontfrom Shaica ou tho coast near thewestern oxtromityof tho island ofCrete whore they havo boeu landedby expeditions from Greece Whenthose supplies arerocoived tho dis ¬

patch says it io tho intention of thoinsurgents to make au attack onCanoa The dispatch adds that thoTurkish authorities are now con ¬

vinced that tho pacification of thoIsland can ouly be effected by Eu-ropean

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occupationBcnLiN Germany Feb 12 Tho

Post of this city this ovoning pub-lishes

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an article in which it saysthat war between Greoco and Tur-key

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is almost inevitable Tho paporadds that Turkey allow hor troopsto oross the Thessaloniin frontier inview of the action of Greeco

Vienna Austria Fob 12 -- It issaid hero that a blockade of Orotoby the European powers will bo es ¬

tablished shortlyLondon Eng Feb 12 Tho

Morulng Post will to morrow publis a news incv statement thatthe powers are unanimous iu thoircondemnation of the attitude ofGreece anil that they will uot allowher to continue her present courseShe must it is added abandon thoidea of c iiiiiiiieiKtiug war with Tur-key

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M Ilanotaux the French Ministerhis intimated proposalspowers blockade Crete

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