The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-11
piWAIrS LITTLE RIOT.
-Bp pEvoLUTIoNI5Ts UNDER A
HEAVY FIRE.

Mann 4 ad-Ih6 EQUlFS o6uO
of go Finally Surrender 10 1ne
co1ernreat's Forces.
g., FRANCISCO, Ang. 1o.-The stea mer
N.~,aia that arrived last evening from
iA.l.-- a---.1io brings news of daring, although
-. 49,, ;,surreeti5n that broke out IN Homo
,.i Ty,sslav. July 81. Two half-breed
\ .l'1 -. ,a.nad Robert w. Wilcox and
pat Bovd, who had been sent at
80 ro,ernment expense to be edu-
,t o5 the Italian military school,
Ia baan nlotting insurrection for some
.mo br+ the rumors that were curren
A .-,,, li++la headed until the movement cui-
minated in an armed band OF about l3o
tvs marching from Palama to Homo
I,lr two miles. aud securing entrance to
t-o nolace grounds. In Honolulu all was
oriat during the night, although In most OF
,ba native houses lights were seen burning
:. ,,i5nigbt About 10 o'clock in the morn
~ an unusual number of natives and
n tI,namen were seen on the streets, as II
Something very uncommon was about to
q zbanp-n The white people went to bed as
usual
MARCH OF TIE REVOLUTIoNISTS.
& The rebel rioters formed at Palama, and
about 3 o'clock Tuesday morning marched
3fr5m that suburb to the city, arriving at
n Tsusa. the gate of the palace, at 4 o'clock.
4 nav shocked at the gate aud demanded
3rnitfa0ce. Then after some parleying
he's entered the grounds unopposed. The
4 &p4lap9a rioters were joined by other squads
from the street and other localities, and
at one time the rebels upon the palace
grounds must have numbered about 250
4 Iae sing was absent from the palace at the
N me the alarm was given. He was tee-
frloaei. The royal party then hastened to
4 alays boat house, wneTe they remained
4 Irlug the day, guarded BY NUMBER OF
II be household troop Meanwhile the rebels
lnmlnel Lieut. Farmer to surrender the
4 Spacs, bl- mat officer refused to surrender.
THE MILITARY UNDER ARMS.
A general alarm was spread throughout
4 the city by means of the telephone and the
lolo.l.u Rifles we're Immediately ordered
y report at their armory. There was a
T great deal of excitement, especially among
ztba Portuguese and Chinese. A number of
siamjlles fed to the top of the hill and few
4 kla1ies took refuge at the American legation,
where corps Of marines from the United
4
lue, council vas held, with three ministers
present, the American, British, French
sald Portuguese commissioners and
&CaDt Woodward Of the United
States ship Adams being present.
4 Ihe council decided 10 demand the sur
AFe3der Of Wilcox. S. NJ. DAMN was ap-
&panled TO carry out the demand, but his
Ms on proved to be unsucce 4sful. Several
4saoA lai been exchanged on both sides.
THE RIOTERS IN \ BUNGALOW.
N By II o'clock the rioters had all taken
Shelter in house, termed the "bungalow"
luated on the palace grounds.
#Waue the Honolulu Rifles had Sc
cured a splendid position commanding this.
oaotS were fired from both sid at inter
"a vas finally corps of government vol
lu,eefS began hurting giant powder bombs
& az tne bungalow. About this time thirty or
more rioters surrendered, one of whom had
Deen fatally shot. Early in the skirmish
n'OeFt BOYD, chief lieutenant of Mr.. VIII
cox, Was severely wounded in two places.
q IL IS stated that Wilcox SHOT two of his
me men VINO, he noticed, We're about to desert.
+" llIe thls Commandment gaiust the bunga-
LOW lasted, Sharpsho1ters from the opera
'ou'e Kept up a steady and furious fusilade.
THE REBELS SURRENDER.
AlOer a lew hours Of bombardment t5e
d IS 4nIteIS rushed from the building waving n
,t rt,Ile sne7t upon pole and shouting
I'd = eace' surrender" The gates were thrown
open and the rec of volunteers entered
anu Iook all the rioters prisoners. The fir
4 nv 7Ig ceased shout O'clock at night and
4 10y was marched to tue station house at
a. t'I =, v Giogk' HIS comrade prisoners arrived
4 tboea spo o-'-p locAup Few minutes later. Among
oao oaos9 opposed to the rioters the only serions
ceivad "as wound in the shoulder re-
is ny Lieut.. Parker, and it
4 . shot fPp9seu frpp9 that 1t was from
riotens leu leu oy Wilcox. On the side of the
tweivo 'loIe Lore were seven natives killed and
ci+-- PdVfot was organized to watch the
wy curing the fight ami after ward II
Tao3 TaS composed of the Honolulu Ridas Rl1e
stsoDosa ose ana marines from the United States
Snoo,aI ,,,IuIp Adams, citizen volunteers rs
f6roa T1 GTI1hSOaoleS, besides the whole polio,
al mcendiarism. no aVVenpIs
"LCoX's SUPPOSED PRoGpA,r,rr
l., a programme is said 70 hava hoo, fa.vo.,
~ Ar Wilcox during the rash r;a+ h0i iIlea Neo
soa-l p'LV was to The effect that he intand "A 80
Il nel lI,G Ill., CLe person of King Kalakaua con-
Il firantai1l 70 abdIcate in favor of bic eieta,.
mand '',aul' ral the heir apparent. and de-
Il HonoI'l' NC" constitution and new cahinat
ably H. papers state that this was nroh-
in mod iepli pan u proposed either in whole or
yerv ,,,Leu saaSI Iorm, bat matters were kent eo
mFnoy,e IAa6 the exact reasons are vat
C-'ai-eL1ing on the insurrection tho
The ins,,r' duUerttser Of Honolulu saws.
n tated ana t9c1ioh, although long Dreme1i-
gilly an5 ApIauhed, was one of tha most
HAWAII 4o'elesS C' attempts to overturn the
temntaJ SpNernmenJ that could he at
n the sitna+ioN,' NoIhlng but gross Ignorance Of
4 ATTEMPT ana 0Guil G, nave prompted anv such
4 men a jnna+;ll lad the rioters been white
Il would hava h'slo ~ asylum or hempen cravat
ment that coll I Iue most suitable punish
q them" ''u'd have been meted out to
building SP9ra 5a5 house, palace government
mote Or lass 'd5iouy private dwellings we're
Il guest was in r,.'lI r,-1ulaged by bombs. An in
killed in 80 progress on the bodies of tbosa
media i.s - t1e riot when the staa,,,. ~ 'ltISe
meetiDc. .,S ~ honolulu, Aug. 3. A c,binat 40
e to STATE ,be as held, but the officials daclinaS
Il CARDS thu result of their Conferences as ~
the riot P'ooaole fate of the instigators of
Fro 10 HAVE LARGER crown
media it Ilnai won1s rs Of passengers on the Ala
ranged n IL ~ seem that it had been az
persons nave nave at least 400 or 5o0 Sen n,aro ar
than actu9 RI tielpate in the insnrrect;a,7 % .
Persons Of fiy fogt look part, among them 9rn sona
fgnltes and the 1sT standing, both among the
rom WIeo,~u ,ue 81. natives. Letters were taEan yn
arrest Of sew SEN on ms arrest which led to the the
"a o9e9m beng il d d weil-known people. among %
tie Hawiaiisai6, \, Sald, j. E. Brown, editor
~ be low 1-'u n 1rlSi newspaper 1t is also said
tIat King KalaGeerllo.k %Gell.known fact in Honolulu
ye u-efe was to ''ts'ua ha mad been informed that