The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-20
REPUBLIC SAFE.
- Revolt Suppressed.
lIeox to Be Hanged
q TIE WHITE HOUSE.

- III
rnneaSlpAis OrAsrs1 = nsAs-
$4,000 - naeeasAasssy
1890 cIsssiy wsasssA.
rx~rr1Ic6. Jan. 1s.-The rise and
81 - queens supporters In Ha-
- erented great deal OF excite
i S.uc.x her sympathADeTD In this
q. 2SS5l1, cnsmber II Commerce he'd
f11 ueetsng today and Forwarded
j !!z5,.s.sn 10 Secretary Gresham urg-
EszS's. e senR wzxsh1p at once 20
s,-1n This was before Il had been
1922 1let Gresham had already or
- - phsladelpissa to the islands.
eatae orders to sail, the Officers
& pAliodeIpisia commenced prepa-
for departure carly this MORN
- expect TO get away TOMORROW
1fouday Ut the latest.
- 3 6fnkeSpl1ta can steam 10 Homo
~ ave days. or even les II saae y
she carries enough OF q CREW
down the biggest rebellion the
IN nnIconteTsts are capable Of
zIsx And on arrival at the isiar1sds
55SrndhteIy proceed TO land troops
-. nrOtectfon OF Americans and
fjrpsrty Of Americans.
= 97lunlsn Of C.. w. Mcfarland, who
I|'15a k<re in the early part OF the
- the Arzwa, Is now believed to
IN for the purpose OF arranging
~ shipment OF arms TO Honolulu.
elxs<t did not make q lengthy
Is san Francisco. but hurraed back
Izth OF the month by the eazne
~ that he came on. There II no
~ which TO prove positively that
Slouei dickered for guns and ann
ffou. but those persons who favor
Uvix;0zaa government are limiting
ne wealthy merchant OF Honolulu
81 coustant communication with
- IN Victoria. This circumstance
3 as suspicious.
- seems be one overylr7wn
REGARDING the ex-Chilean cruiser
lralda. It Is reported by the Ha-
n correspondents that Il was
~ by the PROFESSIONALS that the ves-
: - purchased by the royallsts. and
z dhe would lombard Honolulu just
opDn as the steamer Alameda was
~ q sight OF land. The Japanese
nnsent has semi-ofilcially acknow-
rf6 the fact that their nation has
kased the Essneraada, and that the
~ VII visit San Francisco before
- y DISPATCHED TO Yokohama
pm wcre It 50 that tho cruiser had
- turned over to the royahsts. and
81 he story OF her sale to Japan
- only o blind. the Philax1elphisa Is
- u1an match for the Eefnaraada
could yanquish her in very short
pugh the first uprising may not
ts anuunied to much, the revolt may
od 70 othar islands than the island
" QnkIa. Honolulu IS we'll protected
- ctn stand of the rev0futionists,
re natives may be harder to sup
- h other localities.
cbsst Wilcox. the leader OF the revo-
nfsts who. when captured. will UNI
eec1y be executed. Is we'll recol-
~ DT civil engineers in this city.
nFing been employed here In the
NJ Of water works construction.
= fhe Headquarters OF the Havolia
ui there was lite information to be
= concerraing the uprising further
Aas already been published in the
popdelce frorn Honolulu, but
Smother and most reliable source
vas karned that the government
eah 1t the Islands had conruuni-
- number Of facts to ats ss.pre-
neatives In this city by which 1t Ii
ctd 90 trace up the source OF the
!. llpy q arms which was obtained by
natives. In fact. II Is said that the
!! satsysss here have already con-
saeFAoie PROF against certain persons
are known to be friendly to the
81 sessss. and who are even now psan-
- 20 se.sd additional arms TO the
az1s. An effort is being made to
80 the schooner Norma, which, 1t
o % resnembered. left Victoria nearly
Hslnfhs ago. supposedly for the
~. with a lot Of contraband opium.
atner vessel Is supposed to have left
Rpef1a on similar mission shortly
ssf me Norma, and Deputy Collector
8 'oe lnrt McStorkar. who was here
stisating oFaufn smuggling, hurried
- g the Islands. hoplng to antici-
8 - NE plans OF the snugglers. BY
asas which arrived here previous
8 e'a' OF the Alameda there came a
- sssss sran Deputy McSiolser 10 the
sssass''s officers isre stating that a ves-
= a''swsTislg to the DESCRIPTION OF the
s .s'*ss'A Aad been lowering off a neigh
island, but could not be over
- 49, pessause of the government s
s proper boat. II Is now be-
- - mat ihe vessel was the Norma.
uass instead or having opium
ssa Nse In seaiity was soaded with
The arrival here three weeks
g Co. MacFarland on the steamer
- f2iA u also regarded as having
- - @sseihing TO do with the prepara-
q Az 2, TIE royalists. The colonel said
= - s,sis was simply PERSONAL one, but
f~s after he arrived there 1t was
49, mat he had received several
k.Asfss tfasn Victoria. IL Is now BE-
49, 49, as cane here 10 learn something
49, sae Norma, and. being advised
.. SOC was alr<tas>. her way 60
- go s'sii'is. he hurried home that same
49, Jan ia special 10 tho
~. ssSs from Washington Cit Essays:
- .s's'''slisss Of Secretary Gresham at
- s.a ~ the capitol. such as Sem
-sN'se. eg Massachusetts,. ard Gen.
~ ~ ionsisile, were active today.
-. s-sa'e csr'agressssan WIS loud IN his
-. ssAtaos OF the soatragcous
= me nresent secretary os state.
a - e''ssFawai ~ American w-arxn,ps.