Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-02-01
THE OUTBREAK.


"Asouad of government police (HaTaN i
accomoanied by Deputy Marshal BrowI
Hon. c. L Carter, and several others, unde
took a search for arms on The premises oil
haIf-white, FAMED BsEtelmann, wso reside
on Walk XII B,dch, about five mil from Il
center Of the city. The searching parry W.
fred on by royaists ecle:ed in boatbous
near By. resulting in the wouuding Of sen
eral policemen and the deltE OF Hol. Cha
L. Carter. Mr.. Carter was prominer
lawyer, member OF the commission whic
yisitel Washington in the spring OF 1893, an
he d has MAN. other responsible position
His death seems to be universally regretted
After more firing, the royalists retreated
the cratec OF an extinct volcano, Diamond
Head, from which they were the following
day dislodged by the government iorce'
They are to-day reported to bs sarrouuieI
in the adjoining noun aims, without sup
plies aud rJIuceI TO thir y msn.
"Ol the mornin, OF the 7th instant mar
tial law was declared, since which pro ably
sky tizsn3 have been arrested. Among
them are three ex-attorneys general aud
other prominent persons representing var
ious nationalities Many OF taese arrests
have be N, a, tho government officers, state
precautionary have the assurance Of the
Attorney Gene al that the United States
citizens under arrest will be promptly inyes-
tigated and Justly dealt with.
NOT MANY RoYALIsrs.
''In the telegram have quoted the remark
OF President Dole that he was gratiiled at the
absence from port at this time OF any national
ship. 1t gave his government, he SAID an
opportunity to prove its ability to take care
of tel. which If once done would most prob
ably insure permanent peace. SlmilarvieWs,
as 1 have heretofore reported, were expressed
by Minister Hatch, when the PniladeIphi"
was about 10 depart.
"The number Of royalists under arms was
MT probably half as large as first reported !
of foreigners (whie) there are not nall
dozen. Their leaders are well-known here.
Nowlein is hall-white who at the time oi
the revo ution OF 1892. was c)mmander-In'
chief of the queens forces. Since then he
has been captain OF a volunteer bodyguard 10
her Wilcox is a hali-caste Hawaiian, was
elucated at the Royal Artillery School at
Turin. aud there married q cousin OF Prince
Colonna. He was the leader OF the revoiu-
ton Of 1882. The feeling, indicated by the
newspaper slips inclosej, is for extreme
measures against all involved, but this tai
nothing has been DONE"
THE CONSPIRACY CASES.
The dispatch OF January 5, referred q
above. is as follows "The preliminary ex
animation In the conspiracy cases was con
cuded December "A, Messrs. Bush, Nawahi
and CricE. the last named an Englishman,
wore committed to await trial in February
Messrs. Weed and Tinker were discharged
There have been many rumors oil in'urrec
ton. some of which appear to have been wei
founded. Several persons were arrested yes
terday and others are under surveillance
The community as whole has not been dis
turbed by these events, and business does no
seem to have been interrupted.
The English war vessel Hyacinth left por
week ago, and there is no national shll
here at present. The departure OF the Hya
cinth had been postponed from time to tim
upon pet tions OF English citizens. New I'm
migration companies have been formed Il
Japan, one OF which has just recruited 30
laborers. who arrived yesterday on tn
steamer Bentaa. Large shipments OF jar
anese goods continue, averaging recently
thousand tons per steamer"