Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19

crew wrs arrested. The mate con.
luaet and wien confronted with thy
'eslinony the captain nlso ackuOwl.
cired nis guilt.
During the day D large humber OF
rfowiueul rly9lisis were atrratcI, boo.
Guiding the editor CT lho HOdmuu.
which inpgt hn1 susnuuiCi, tls DuBl.
no's manager being since arrested.
w tu . pm. uu iu8lday thIrty.f1ur
Of Honolulu piomiuuut fDyRls.F, not
including uatiyt5, were under arrest.
AZ midnight the remaining rebels were
being puuued IN every Direction by
small squads Of police, the troops ~.
turning 90 the barracks during the
night, their torn clothing aud uiinpl.
dated appearance showing the tu.uIs
Of their hnri trip.
a government Hpy who hos been
sent % tho rebel camp returned ON
luetday ut 10 pm, stating that ho hal
sucCosuCd 10 reaching the camp ard
gaining the confidence OF the nalivUs.
There were about 1850 under command
of Robert Wilcox, who claimed % have
1000 mcpw with plenty 9fafms, proy.8.
ilnt, uic. Sam NuwleIr, win eUypniy.
I've molc,wa said 20 to wilhiuu ehorl
distance Hnty Tho rebel program
was 90 march 10 Puuclb0wl anu cap.
.uto the lOWdtr magazine located
there.
The spy's story cau5od two comp1.
nlssUi volunteers iooccuIy Puuchuowl
before midnight Ono field piece was
taken along,
AZ noon on "wednesday there were
lbi p-i.ourrH ia iail, about 100 being
pfF0ucfs Of war
During tho afternoon ncnvy 0riuE
wal heard from Mau0a valley. A.
o. co.. company OF ouarTshoUiyfs and
another of tho Citslu' guard uFovo
the iubgll from tho ulgu downward,
while tl0 companies Ald battery from
/ ihe fuuchu1Wl we've in pUss-aii0u Of
the other blir 81 tho valley. The rlrglB
| were htmmcI Do, with 40 possible cs.
ra.r except by hnnd.iU.hnud climbing
/ lot about 5000 'Cyi. Tho lowest Cst..
mate 10 tuo rgJul force ig 90, tao ulsn.
cot 900. A. 8 D.. ma U.uspr brought
wUyu that one fcgyl had lceu killed,
I one mgfWNg wounded aud six cop.
lutaI,
The eE.QlccnB prcml,o are under
r1'iau surveillance. Her Washington
| Place TttlIgug3 was rsilud on Monday
nnd a quantity Of arms CouhugntcI.
| Whut action will uo taken ma her case
cannot bu uscerIailoI, The Chilean
mnu.oi.w1r Eamurli1B, nylug the
| NUnrzutiu lar, has arrived mere.
John T. Mnlurl0usr, millionaire
aud tue Oldest merchant iu Honolulu,
10 dead.
WHAT Iuuu8IJN SAYS.
WAauIauI1a, Jan. l5.-IAc news OF
! The i8EgffOUuyu WuB RTuAt surprise
! iu diplomatic CIRCLES here, Neither
! tuO Hawaiian minister nor any minu.
| Ter OF tal i0fulgu relations committee
! % the Senate gud n use had any vG-
! paCigiIln OF tuCh uu occurrence. The
| general lmpfgssiOn SCENE 10 DO that
| no revolution eau De serious in 90 fc-
suits uu.uGs aided AMI abClttJ by Almu
| foreign pUwoL Ihu forces ut tue cons
! muuI OF the government Aro uceu 90 b.
nbio to oufIrcss any psgsiulo native
riding Or uprising Of any disordofly
! foreign element. Secretary GFgtham
was absolutely duAtOuulUd by tue
| news.
Itwna not possible TO got news Of tie
insurrrciion 30 tho PICsldoul tonight
Neither Secretary Herbert nor sUa.t.
uty Gtslum v'tilol the White hOuat
after receiving tue news. hit. Ihurbsl
had retired before receiving ~, m,
thought the hour too late 10 disturb thl
President No action could DO takUn Do
any care until morning,
Senator Morgan, u Alabama, chair
man VI the Senate committee on
foreign relations, declined TO onieI
into discussion on tho question 10
night.
Later In the evening. after havlni
moro fully pgTuscd lhu Associate
Picss dispatche1, Minister rhuB,o
ovincsd willingness, to talk on "a
situation,
"D1 you think the revolution woulu
have amounted 10 auythiugl the plan
OF the rebels had NOS been pTematurel!
difcuv0Iau2" ho WAS asked.
"NU," sait Mt. Thuulon. at e. nj
~ conceived piece VI folly with no pos
ability VI success akIiu1t the g0votn
urut"
"What 90 you think OF the chance
Of the revolution being followed b.
uubrqurnJ oututeaksg"
"I mink tue government will TAX
tuCn mcuturr8 anu viii teach such
lesson there viii DO little danger Of
repetition " the Altar unless they 60
rtuals)lrUccivs further encouragement