The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-12

Charles Warren, formerly q
sergeant in tie Kings Gnar6
and Panlon, No7olein's hen
tenant, taptnyed BY mn Kline,
and party in Watalae. Hot on thu
trail Of No7olcin, MarShaN, Uidc
mann, Greis and Btbtkane.
80 p. NJ.
jos. p. MendOnea telephones q
small strange schooner of Kane0he
Theory is that it is TO be used in Righ
Of rebel LeaderS.
Forces of the Government are or
the trail of the rebels again.
Wilcox has not yet crossed Nun.
anu, but is in that vicinity.
Nowlein was last night in Niu,
beyond Waialae with Bipikane and
few others.
No trail or report of Greig, Mar
shall or Carl Widemann. One oil
two or all of them may be in town
Pahou, the Nowlein lieutenant
reported killed by Lieut.. Kings
men, is with his captain. The dead
man was another ex-policeman.
The chase is now hotter than
ever.
All the troops, except the Coyne
detail at the head of Manoa, were
moved back to the foothills at noon
today. They form line from Pauoa
to Palolo.
Deputy Brown and Captain R
Parker have gone into the hills
with thirty-six native policemen
mounted. They carry rations fol
several days. They will scout and
hunt. until successful or until fur
Their orders.
Willie Kinney with eight mel
has gone into the country back o
Niu beyond Waialae. Deputy
Brown may help him with squad
Capt. Parker and party go VI
the ridge between Nuuanu ant
Panoa and then along the highes
ground in the direction of Niu.
In Nuuanu valley the Citizens
Guard and Company c remain OF
duty. Capt. McStocker has estab
lished for his men permanent caml
in the valley.
Captain Murray was anxious this
afternoon to go into the WaialaC
mountains again with his detail.
The actual chase is in full bias
again.
BRANCH PRISON.
Adjutant Pratt receipted to tn,
police department this morning fol
twenty-five Hawaiian conspiracy
suspects and prisoners of war. The
old Kings Barracks have been ftteC
up for their reception. Captain
Wilder provided guard for tn,
lot. They will be closely watched
and will not be allowed to com
municate with outsiders. Ration
of poi and salmon will be served t,
these prisoners.
Oahu prison is now quite over
crowded, and Mr.. Low is one 0
the busiest men in town.
THE EX-QUEEN.
1t is known that Liliuokalani i
in Washington place. 1t had beer
reported that she was under arrest
1t now appears that this is incorrect
A number of leading citizens, il
Guiding many preventative me
under arms, have first suggested
then urged that the woman be in
prisoned. These hold that her in
fiuence would be destroyed forever
A good many men in the ranks {
the rebels honestly believes that tn
Republic dare not interfere with til
eX-queen.
Many arguments against takin
this step are made. 1t is mali
tanned that she would be uselessl
Inundated and that the result woul
not but be beneficial.
There seems to be very gre;
majority in favor of having the a
rest made.
THEIR DYNAMITE.
There are many dynamite han
grenades not accounted for as ye
Some of them are i'll the mountain
but there are doubtless many
town. These were to be throw
into gatherings of supporters of Il
Government.
Part of the plot was to blow |
the Central Union church. III
rebels have an especial grudl
against that building and its ow
ers.