The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-15
AFTER LANE.

was 1udue kllOWn 10 the pubic by
STAR extra, practically ended the
compaign against the rebels. There
is yet enough activity, however, to
satisfy most people, and will be for
some weeks to come.
Wilcox reported Lot Lane with
thirty men in the neighborhood of
the head of Pauoa valley. Deputy
Brown, Capt. Parker and the ma
tive police were sent to the mount
aims. They will push on past the
camp of Lieut.. Coyle's command.
If Lane is in that region he will be
killed or captured.
Hundreds of the Citizens Guard
and military were anxious to 60
after Lane, but it was decided to
entrust the business to Brown and
Parker.
Just enough of the guards were
kept on duty to police the town.
Captain McStocker excused the
remainder to $50 this morning.
There are many theories about
Lane. Experienced men believe
that he has crossed the pail and is
near his home in Koolau. Only a
few think he has been able to hold
any party together. Lane is a
thoroughly bad fellow and is likely
to make nasty fight. He is the
only one of the rebels accustomed
to mountain tramping and can
keep it up indefinitely. All
the Lane boys have borne
unsavory regulations for years and
Lot is considered the worst Of the
family. 1t was suspected months
ago that he was trying to secure
arms and organize force in Koo-
lau.
COURT MARTIAL.
President Dole and his associates
are preparing for the court martial.
1t will be published in few days.
At least two prominent attorneys
viii be commissioned, in order that
they may be members of the Board.
While preparations are under
way, testimony is being taken
There will be a great mass of it..
MAJOR NIrpED.
Major Seward, John A. Cr1mmins
confidential man, was brought to
the station house at 10 o'clock. lie
looked thoroughly frightened. The
major was found at the home oil
John A. Cummins, where he has
been in retirement since the wal
began. Major Seward is charged
with conspiracy. There is evidence
p that he had something to do with
the purchase of arms.
WANTED TO MURDER.
While a number of the rebel lead
ers were in Waialae the first Sun
day night, Lot Lane made diabol-
ical proposal. He suggested and
urged that they go and kill Pau
Isenberg and wife, and Will Kin
ney and wife. Wilcox and other:
would not agree to the massacre
though Lane insisted upon it fol
some time.
Little by little the whole story o
the plot is coming out. Some dis
closures are enough to make PEG
pie pale. The dynamite bomb.
and pistols were to be used freely
One prisoner says that in the
division of property among thu
rebels Will Greig was to take tn
residence. and business of c. M
Cooke.
BOAT KNOWN.
1t is now known that the sealing
schooner which brought the arm
used in the rebellion was the H. c
Wahlberg. She has been here
couple of times. A. P. Lorentzel
is the captain. On one visit to thi
port he had considerable troubl
with the authorities. 1t was sus
pected that he had opium aboard
FIRING LAST NIGHT.
There was firing twice last nigh
in the hills. Once lit was back @
Punchbowl and again in Makik
Valley. In the first instance Com
pany e sent few volleys into TIL
brush at moving objects. In Ma
kiki Company A sentries reporte'
three stragglers, who escaped in tn
lantana.
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY.
John S. Walker, the young insul
ance man, was arrested this morn
ing. The charge is conspiracy