The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-19
Q1E DOYALIsT UPRISING
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t|ro6S were under arrest. At midnight
~ Fomaining rebels were being pur.
ou11 n every direction by small squads
aha troops returning TO the
&<fookn during the night, their torn
eIo&hing and dilapidstsd appearance
9ho0lng the effects Of their hard trip.
E1o steamer Ks All Hou, which was
\ A a % the islands OF Maui and Hawaii
. ascertain the condition OF affairs
thsro. hes returned with the news that
exQrything was quiet. The inhabitants
Now nothing of the revolution and
wore not even informed Of it by those on
the steamer. But one trusted agent OF
tho government, Hon. H. P. Baldwin,
-.ls< bore on either island.
REPORT d. A GOVERNMENT SPY.
Fl Z. = aovernmeat spy who had been sent
- tho rebel camp returned on Tuesday
Up ~. stating that he had succeed
~ reAchir 10 camp and gaining
re CONF 70 the natives. There
{NeFe anna command of Rob
eFt Wilc clai ned to have 1000
non wit ~ OF ,rms nrovisions
eso. Sam "a III IS more was
~ 20 De y nc distance away.
The rsbelr oia to march to
Bow . the powder
11azine loe tF The spy's
& XII caused ro CO.. IS of voiun-
<ool1 TO occupy tanea ir aeiore mid
Night. One Eel pisca ken along.
AZ noon on WcdassrAg tue were 1853
11isoness in jail. t-', 100 ing pris-
we're OF war.
During the afteri PAY ng was
nSsrd from Manoal At ,. M.
company Of sharpsh and another
u the Citizsns' guaru drove tho rebels
iTom the ridge wards. whils the
companies and battery from the Punch.
bowl were in possession of the other
aide OF the valley. The rebels were
hemmed in with no possible escape, ex.
capt by hand to hand climbing for about
1000 fest. The lowest estimate OF the
rebel force lie CD. lha highest 21J At 8
o'clock m. a courier brought word |
that one rebel had besn killed, one NOR
tally weunaed a1d six captured At
midnie at another rebsl was killed
EoRE OF TIE WILCOX PARTY.
Gail Widemann. son of L:liu3k alani's !
,lntest envoy to thu United Statea, has
been missing since last Thursday and ia
believed to be among the killed. There
y were no casualties on the government
Z hide.
Two new prisoners came in yester-
Z day. One Is half-wh'e carpenter
nemed Poole, who SAYS he Left thu Will
COX party the night before. When cap
ured be had Winchester rias and 100
rounds OF cartridges. Nons OF the Viii,
cox party had had anything to eat since
Monday except guayas and bullock
they had killed. Poole said Wilcox had
30 men yet. The reat OF his party we're
either wounded. dead, deserted or taken
prisoners. Another capturs was Arthur
Fitzgerald
a Struggling ~pri,onaSs wsTe brought in
during the fte-Sooa, AZ at this time
it looks as though. with ;bs exception !
Of Wilcox and his band of 80 the Wilcox
contingent of rebels ha, been wiped
out.
A cavalry com 2any js being organized
The city ia quiet. botn banks and
many of the stores have reIu med bust
hess. A few arrests have b,en made in
town on suspicion.
RI WATCHING THE QUEEN.
The steamship Alan sda arrived from
the colonies at & am. on the 18th. No
one was allowed to go on boarl on any
pretext. She sailed at 8 pm.
Nothing new from the front to the
present time.
The exsquesn'a premises are under
police surveillance. Her Washington
&c residence was raided on Monday
quantity OF arms contscAted.
action will be taken in her case
II us ascertained.
. Chilan man-of-war Esmeralda,
the Venezuelan flag, has arrived
Thomas Warehouse, a million
the Oldest merchant in Homo
dead.