The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-19

H0sulusass prurineut royzlssts. not In
GLAZING natives. we're unaer arreE- At
midnight the resnzintng rEkseis were be-
snx pursued In ere4y direction BY email
squads CT police, the srocSs returning
% the barracks 1srtng the might. their
torn clothing anA dilaptdated appearances
showing the effects ~ their hard trip
TIE steamer Keau Hon. which was sent
20 the ether islands 70 ascertain the cof,-
dsfson 81 affairs there. has returned with
The news tfat everything was quist- The
snehsbifants know nothing Of the revoiu-
ton. and were not even informed OF Il
by those on the seeamer. But one trusted
agent % the government. Hon II. r.
BaidwsfA went ashore on either island.
A government spy who had been sent
20 the rebel camp returned on Tuesday
az 10 p. IA. stating THAI be had succeeded
IN reactzng the camp and gaining the
condolences OF the natives There we're
about 80 under command Of Robert VIII
cox, who claimed 10 have I.aeo men. with
plenty Of arms and provisions, etc. sam
Newieiza with seventy-five more. was
said to be short distance away. Tho
rebel programme was 10 march 10 the
Punchbowl and capture the powder maya
zine located fhsre. The spy's story caused
two companies OF volunteers 10 occupy
the Punchbowl before midnight. Ore
fseidpseee was taken along. At neon on
Wednesday there were Iss prisoners In
Jail, about 100 being prisuners OF war.
During the afternoon heavy firing was
heard from Manoa valley. At o. N. a
company Of sharpshooters ard citizens
guard drove the rebels from the ridge
downward. while the companies battery
from the Funchbowl were I'm possession
oS the other side of the valley. The reb-
es were homsaed In, with no possible
escape except by hand to hand climbing
For about 1000 feet. The lowest estf-
mate OF the rebel force il sixty. the high
est, 20. At p. m a courier brought
word that ore rebel had been killed, CHE
fssortaiiy wounded, ana six captured. At
midnight another rebel was killed. Carl
@ci1eman. son OF LiliaokalanPs latest
envoy TO tho United States, has been
missing since last Thursday, and II liz
believed he viii be found among the
killed No casualties are reported on the
government side.
PRISONERS from che seat OF the war
were sen3 ta yesterday One es q asasf
''%-~~" ~~%s tNsfAss ts<-tscs@ kSStf<>r 40 eye
be left the wstcox party the might be-
fore. When captured he had waneaas-
fsr assf 100 rounds of cartridges. None
OF the Wilcox party had had anything TO
cat since Monday except gzsavas and a
bullock they had killed. Poole said VIII
COX had thirty men yet. The rest of his
party were either wounded, dead, desert
ed or taken prisoners. Another capture
Was Arthur Fitzgerald
ss-rsgs&zsg prisoners wera brought In
during the afternoon, and at this time IT
looks as though with the exception OF VIII
cox and his band OF thirty. the wilcox
contingent OF rebels has been wiped out.
A cavalry company Is being organized.
The city Is quiet and the basssxs and many
os tho stores have resumed bussness A
few arrests have been nxade in town ON
suspicion.
january I'LL p m--The steamship An
media arrived from the colonies at a. m.
No one Is allowed 70 so on board on any
prctersse. She 10 10 sail at p. m. There
10 nothing new from tho front 10 the
present time.
The ex-qusen'S premises are under
aseavy sirves fiance. Her Washington resi-
de:sce WAS faadesi on Monday and a GUAM
s.sy or arms condiscased. What axtio,
VIII be taken IN her case cannot be 49,
oartaAned.