The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-21
A ROYALIS'l PLOT.
SUPPORTERS or QUEEN LIZ At
TEMPTA RETOLUTION.
1T nds in "a Failure and IA Number of Natives
Are Taken Prisoners and They Confess
The Conspiracy and Give il Away.


United Press. per Steamer Alameda.>-Bob
Wilcox ana sam Novlein led half thou
sand Kenakas ana haif-white royaIists in
open revolt against the Hawaiian republic
on Sunday. January 9Th, on the shore six
miles from this city. The rebels were folled
ia their plan to surprise the city.
a fight took place at Diamond Head be
tween the police and rebels, in which
Charles l.. Carter. a prominent young man,
fell MORALLY wounded. When strong
force was seut out from the city the rebels
reureated 10 thc reccsses Of the volcano
ridges ana several were killed by shot and
shell. Many prisoners We're taken, inciud-
ing John Lane, half white, who shot
Garter.
ON the 9th the troops attacked Wilcox
ami sixty Of the enemy in n valley ana
routed them, with loss OF two killed.
None OF the troops were injured The IN
surrcclion is completely crushed and the
rCh Is nave entirely dispersed.
The majority OF the men have come in
from the front. one hundred are stih
guarding The entrances of the vail y and
loohing for WilcoX and MS men. Nothing
has been seen or heard Of any rebel in thc
mountains for twenty-four hours. WI
CoN's force, Ike Nowleiu's, has unques-
tionaby dissolved. He has probably cs-
capped through Kalhi towards Eva, and IS
seeking TO get off the island.
AllitaTy operations are probably at an
end. The guarding of the city under mar
tial law may pe continued some days lon
ger. The royalsts were supplied with
arms ana ammunition from vessels. Grave
alarm was caused ut the same time by
large bodies OF Japanese laborers on the
plantations rising in mutiny.
Arrc-tiMg tEc Asitators.
II was 10y the testimony OF the captured
natives that the officials were able 70 dis
cover the instgators OF the luSurrec;on.
soon net of conviction was woven about
prominent roydlsts in town, and by Mon
day noon q list Of some forty Of the leading
agitators had been made out. Monday
afternoon, NOrric, +. j. Tesla. A. i. Pc
tarson, II. Il. Poor, Henry Won Werthen,
II. +. RcdNard, Henry Dcfrics, j. +. Sol
Uer. James X. l<aulia, He'll kapu, Alex
Smith, Charles Clark Margaric and Isa-
gaWa had been put under arrest. In the
evening, Charles Creighton ana OiY@r !.
Stiilman were added so the list. Noriie
is the editor of The Holamua, and snort
time ago was tried ana convicted for pub
fishing sc1ti0us articles. Creighton ana
Peterson are Well-kuoWn lawyers, h"th
having held the position Of attorney general
under the monarchy. They We're also
prominent i'm the defense of the conspira-
tors. BUSH. Cficl ana NaWahi. Charles
Clark is "A hau"er-on Of the cN-lueeh ana
was taken al Washington place, Wher" a
ouantitv az arms were also found. others
How Arms WeVc Landed.
An attempt to land arms at fIaallo, he
yond the marine railway, from the steamer
Waimaualo was undoubtedly made on the
81 instant 1t was frustrated by The yiei-
lance of the police, but a second attempt
was successful on the evening Of Sunday
the 9Th as many as 600 rifles We're landed
between WajaIac and Diamond Head, nof~i
lv six miles from town. Some 500 ma
were collected there and received guufer-
ammunition. The Waimaualo - Tor
Davis landed rifles iu whale bor
brought them from beyond Waialas been
they had been landed from thy,ars Tor
Norma, from Victoria. IL
is correct % jumped
Tho pativcs were 1.A tes &. ,.tlt1s.
abfob Wilcox amt Swo ueW sous..
ured and detained ,A.es has formed .
cred them and cue th3't,tt amy matriel.
that no information couds can nck.
until near night Charles Cair to paper
the first party that showed G-n OF tine
REGULAR government on Sunday period
surprise OF the event was thaL Wi
q field piece IL has noh been ca said
but d haul was made of 1-1 carbines@ t-
cartridge belts, filled, and 600 adH ~
rounds and TWENTY-FIVE dynamite hand
nales or foreign make. HoUns Garter dai
on Monday Woruin-.
Zine effect OI Carriers death at the outset
was SOLITARY Jan creating unusual urdor
among the loyal ctuzeus 10 crush the enc
my Iarte Numbers ot doubtful persons
eagerly came forward "a Sin .ulQes gums for
the government. Hundreds have offered
their services as sreclai policemen ami Oth-
erWiee. Tho volunteer troops are nearly
I'D 10 tngir Uu strength of 800 and have
dome ~.Ner work lJr -FOUR days in tine hcld
ana ga guard duty over five hundred men
OF gle Civic Guard, many at tnem elderly,
naN, sept me town taor5nghiv pauroled lor
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