The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-31
NV SAM0A
Rebel Fortifcati0ns Shelled by
Foreign Mensofswarss
BRITISH .AND. GERMAN BOATS.
a ,1tl Lgks5ss
The News Of President Cleyeland's
Recognitioirof the ehawaiiaIRe- y
public Received With IpYaJ fxs
'Associatedlpre

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Associated Press FNssISNgkl
San Francisco, August 30. EsThe steam
Ter Mariposa which arrived this evenine
from Sydney, Auckland. ,Apia and Hon
oIala, brings news pt ltgFther hghtihl
among the NATIVES pf samoa, and tht
final foreibis interfarsnee by the Brit
ish and German warships stationed, Al
Apla. The details are given in thl
following correspondence bf the Asso-
hciated Press: t,oGsfii0itJ y
\ .Apia, Samoa, August 15-The war,
ships Of Great Britain and Germany
have at last taken action WITH d 'viey fc
ending the native disturDefides, which
have heretofore appeared to De lntes-
minable Two sisirmishes had taken
fplaec .bet%ten the@,warrfng Tribes, re-
saltips bps,the lilliSg. of Eight or tsn
retives, ana wo1ndinS Of many more,
ana besiles the natives had -.bedna4
short of food. not having planted or
looked after theie. crops, and, they had
taken to stealing sfrspn, foreigners
throughout the Islands. 2pheir MANNER
ofliving too, had prodaeed a great deal
Of Illness. much su1cfingj and many
deaths, "a that in khe sintefests sof. hui
Ahanity intgtfefehce@sy the pgesfS be-
came. necessary, The ultimate ares,lt.
was, a resolution 10 notify the relels
they must lisperset fscln their forelied
stronghold at 'Latunanuu or suffer
5lsellipg from the guns .qr the warships<
'eql Midday, August 10, the frtlsh war
sisil, lraeoa and the Gsrnnsn assaFsh'p
B,lzsssfd left -ApIa. for Esstliannn. ktl
litilig stilcre, the rebel chiefs were .c4Ii7al
81 psl iioal' s'lhbpats and infegIasgl
thdt ter str6h ShoId wodld be LpSn,l
barded at sso'clocls 9 on the following
iiiosniiii Rfring Friday night, kos- /
eyeI, tiie tl1cl5 eyacuatsd :t4a.-4ert. 1
On sint ybsNI I'd the .foslIlcati isl
were she.led by the gwarslips 4 nd agiE
were destroyed. The naval ttthorftfosf
again communicated With the rebel |
CHIEFS and ordered them to. disperge ane;
surrender their rifles. Instead OF obey
Ing gsthel mandate, 9loweveS the febelsl
moved OFF toward salufalta, Witch Ks I
less than fifteen miles from Apia, Iaihfut-
1t was decided to again advance upon |.
them. On Sunday morning the rebela,
and warriors who numbered fully SIX
came together at Lufll6.. The
rebels made an adyanea. and lkiliea ana
md wounded several of Malietoa,s mon.
During all Of Sunday there was sdesulil
Tory fighting, and the payal cQlnr4and-
ers resolved to again attack the rebelgl
md to deal with them suIpmarilx Earl 4
y on Monday morning August 1S, the
neutrality-suspicious. opened fire upon the
'epels. Killing and woundlng a great
lumber simultaneously the Idng4kl
attacked them on shors. In {
he fight the King lost six killed and
eYeral wounded The. rebel iosses are
suown to have been Bbavy.ion M6nddy
vepipg' the,rebels sued for peace. They !
made; pF6nfsestof complete submission /
. MdGeooi's 4 rule agreeing 10 pay their !
axes and retuIn to: their homes and s
Q deliver UP one hundred i'fifes Chfa-.l d
oassteaEfad ai0ay toward Apias Z The /
'uzzards Eepaiped at the.spene Of action !
q see. that they carried. esit their prom u,
ses,s Great Naa the, svrlkfas. rSf. he Il
OF the Gurddaa wheif al 4
siiiiAeAt aaala night Inc isiizs9l.a islf'd
slilsd u shief TasniaseJ: 81 siier 15gl u
tah7 had: TONED tha iTtuaF L
affy witapl z0sa Aafa b li,,'aiid thatl I
A.es splHIle fQs as mad aesta6efstl39@l
ms iNairiol Thfesgbagt he Jsig6tl
le roar Of tue Bpzzard's gums couid 4
& hard This hoffhE 'lhe .e6r58sail. 4.
gain left for tiis sekie strossag. tgG1u
50 the rebels are .snbmisaye trtyE
apghtet- viii lsndosBsallng ito Jtt2SlgS. i
/ is now certain that uHless .xSslxca .. q
sti1n .is taken the5pdsttsdp pr tic, for- 4
gners will be critical AegtkeDHesiyI
sailing pf. the: KtAsIposa ii &, s,FcrSrifdt
lats tHe rebels 'RaYe maae' somtsY'SSse s'S |Ai
ilFfness, tiit stte Iaisat 4Iqeky Sonlir. II
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