The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-03-19


among the people. The Govern.
ment troops were sO and GO. and
those were all the troops thew ever
had At anv time, Mr., Wilson show.
ed me a statement where he claimed
bc had sOO man, I iold him had
been Informed Inv rarticinants and
had verified their statements. that
he had only 10 auJ 1O. and be lauyb.
cd and told mo of co,rsn ha hal nn,
that number; but he had appointed
a number of men around town as
spies who pavc information. and bo
knew a LOT of kanakas be coulJ call
in to make I'M tha nuphsr. Hn
pavar had Ian, sn ,nd an ,,dar IL
command
Senator Frve-Of Tn, Oueep's
guard and pnlir,g
"Mr. YnnnU Ou..,.s y,,rd aud
polic.."
And on ,oy.s ao, aud aG !, -.
ference tn The Provisional G,v,,n.
ment's ar,illerv fnrc..
"Senn,nr Rntlar-No b,rs.s I am,
pnse for IN. h.,t.rv,
"Nr. Youny--Nn Tho I,rg. ,;o..s
were intended Tor bnrsas Inn th.v
moved than bv 1rny rn,cs
"Senator Ruil,.r THAI ,,.r, ,,v,J
bv hand
"Nr. Younv-yas. dr,g ro,os
wrote the drin thev have NJ tb.;r
request: a little friendly act"
And on IN. same uaya and tho
next. ref.rr;ny in tho Lnny,b ~ b;s
stay in Honolulu no answers.
"I,ntiJ IN, o;ih ~ S,,,,,n,i,.,. i.-,"
and then |, yn.sn,.
"Tbe Chairman Dur;,y ,b,,
perind of iimn w,s Ihnrn n, ."r
time any outbreak amonvs, ,b. c;,i
zepsy
"Nr youpo Thar. w,s -, ,u,
break. I'm, nno .v,p;n, ,b,ra ,,s i.
disturbance no, ween some Japan.se
contractors and I,hnr,r. Ahnn, i'm
of them came into town one evan;ny
armed with their ,nacbet.s fr,m TIC
plantation. and they wera ;ns,iy,,.J
10 il by some of tb. ,Jbarants ~ tho
Queen who told them liza, In cas.
the United States had ANYTHING n
do with these islands their con, ra,ts
would he perpetual and they would
bc slaves the rest of time.
"Senator Butlcr-Who were theyY
"Mr. Young -- Contractors and
laborers on estates about 70 miles
from Honolulu, and the people had
a great deal OF apprehension from
these japanese aud finally tho Jap
anese Minister sent n ve.sel down 10
Hawail to put a stop To these move.
ments.
THE Chairman When YOU got
back To Honolulu from this cruise
To Hilo and Lahaina. what ships did
you iind in the bay-ships Of war?
mir. Youug--l do not think there
was but one man. Of. war, and that
was the Japancs. school shin Congo,
The Chairman Did any com. in
afterwards
"Mr. Young Yes. the Naniwa, a
Japanese cruiser, came in after.
wards. That is the vessel whose
model va took to build the Charles.
ton 10y. IL is exactly the same ex-
rept that the Charleston is a heavier
beam. larger by an inch in beam.
"Srna,or Butlrr-A proity form.
idable shin?
"Mr. Youny-Yrs. Sho was hu;I,
by Armstrong of ENGLAND.
The ChairmanD-.Hnw many
o,b.r.g
"Mr. Youny-An Enrlisb shin. IN.
Nympbc. came. I,hink il was the
Nymphe. She remained about two
or three weeks. That was before IN.
revolution. There was another Eng
lish vessel there. | have forrntten
her name. know Cant. Macarthur
was in command. Thry passed ON
south. They only remained in the
harbor n few DAYS
SENATOR Butler Were they sbips
of war!
"Mr. Young -. Yes; puuboats-
English punboats
SENATOR Butler W.re vou pre.
sent when the ilnv was b,uL,d dow,
ON the LIST of ApriI!
"Mr. Young,I was ON board shin.
Senator Butler You w.r. moi an
shores
"Mr. Young-No.
senator Butler-D,d Won yo on
shore nf,.r that? - y"
"Mr. Youmg-Y,s,