The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-15

Doyle and his red light. DIR. Cooper,
Deputy Marshal Brown and the
owner of the red light had gone to
the residence Of DR. Cooper to have
dinner. Doyle left his brake with
the red light attached outside. At
ter dinner he came out to find the
brake but not the light. Suspecting
a joke, Doyle drove to the Station
and secured another light Doyle is
thinking of changing the color to
blue. The red light that was taken
from him hung on the telephone
pole all night. In spite OF the second
red light, Doyle was held up at the
Mutual Telephone building.
Schooner H @. wahlberg Brought
Arms for the Rebels.
An afternoon paper stated yester-
day that the vessel which brought
the arms for the rebels from the
coast was a small schooner with a
name ending in "berg." In the list
of "Pacifc Coast Owned Vessels
there are but two vessels whose
names have the berg" ending:
Schooner II. g. Wahlberg, q tons,
.. Hanson, owner. Seattle, Wash;
and the schooner Nettie Suudberg,
66 tons, A. Mayer, owner, San Fran
cisco. 1t is reported to-day that the
II. G. WahlberS is the one that
brought the munitions Of war,
II is estimated that q ihDusand
=; .Al IN nNl r4npI- r
cartridges we're distributed by the
steamer Waimanalo at different
points on the Oahu coast. The ril -
are cheap articles, Trustworthy only
for about 200 yards.
Searching for the Remnant.
Senior Captain Parker and about
forty native officers left for the
Nuuauu Pail this morning, relieving
Alfred Carter and his squad Of
specials He will scour the Nuuaru
ridge and endeavor to rout Lot Lane
and his followers, who are said to
number about sixty men. Although
Lot Lane is in command it is be-
lieved Frank Feary is the leader, be-
ing more versed in military matters,
| he having been at one time first
lieutenant in the Household Guards
! II is believed the rebels under Lane
are in the ridge behind Mount Tan
talus where Robert Wilcox was re-.
ported to have been located. Captain
Parker ia confident Of rounding up
the rebels aud only desires a little
time to do so.
Major Seward Arrested
Officers Sam Ku aud Joe Pun
went to the Cummins residence al
Pawaa, unarmed, at noon to-day
with a warrant for the arrest o.
Major w. T. Seward. The major
was found at dinner with j. A. Cum
Minis and family. The officers oblig
iugly allowed the major to finish hi
meal aud then brought him to TIA,
Station, where he was entered TO
conspiracy, Shortly after he wa
taken over to Oahu Jail. the rumO
is that Seward arranged for the pur
chase OF the arms during his recen
visit to the coast.
Mail by the Dimond.
, Owing to the short notice tn
: barkontine w. III. DimOnd took
very small mail for San Francisco
The w. II. Dimoud has twenty-five
7 days in which to make tho pa-sag
h. before mail steamer arrives at tn
Coast. Captain Nilsson expects, how
ever, to make the trip in ten day
= less than that. Only marked letter
: and papers were taken. The ma
[ consisted Of ten letters and iiltee
I papers. Captain Nilsson tOOR sUycri
files Of the BULLETIN with him.
Master Mariner Arrested.
i Captain Fillmore of the BIRTHS
e steamer Bentala was brought fro
4 the Eagle House TO the Marshal
= office this noon by police office
" He remained but ten minutes whe
he walked out again. luquirlt
J. elected the information that Ca
tain Fillmore had been reported
around town during the night. II
% Captain had his pass renewed b
10 fore leaving.
Prisoners Regaled.
The friends aud relatives Of Il
rebel leaders sent them deIiciO
70 dinner into the cells at the Static
~ yesterday evening. 1t was great
5, relished by the tired out men. Thr
,e extra guards have been stationed
~ the yard. The leaders will not
removed to the barracks, but will
d kept in the Station for safety,
Various Items
The natives on Molokai receiv
the first news Of the rebellion
~ the steamer Lehua. They evident
81 expected trouble in Honolulu, b
seemed unconcerned. There "
a very little said about the rebelliC
"a Anthony Gilman, hackman, "
a examined by the Marshal this TO
II, noon and allowed to depart in pea
e. Between and 3 o'clock this MOI
ing several shots were heard in Nj
NJ anu valley, They proved to ha