Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-19
TELEGRAPHIT.
HAWAIIAN REVOLT.
Sharp Fighting and Soma Blcoishtl
in Honolulu.
ROYALIsr REBELS CAPTURED
Arms Pound In the Ex lccn's Resi-.
denCc-A Surprise In Diplo.
matte circles.


afternoon aud brlugs neva OF rov0lu.
lion and bloodshJd ut H0uoluiu.
Chatlen l., Gamer, VIM was Quo 90 tuv
annexation commissioner, wac killed
and several utuut uOytrumunt support.
En- were WOUNDED. WhUtc has been
much lighting ard no lpnsi twelve
natives have been Ni.led. Nogrly 2IU
ryyniiilH are under arrest Robert
wilcox Is the loader ui thg Tcbula. The
nEhtias was htiil In progress when the
alameda lo.t HOuolylI on January
18th but tire government forces had
puc,ichliy overcome tLotev8luu1nisls.
The AsuluintC1 Pgosh has tl8 follow.
iug correspondence.
HOSUiuLu, Jan. il,-Thrfc were no
rosa developments Ia the threatened
uprising until last aunIEy afternoon,
the 6.h iusL, when tuu mRuhnpd dJ.
tucuvsa brought 10 news that loI laat
tniusr Immediately o. summon the
cabinet aud leading officers OF tbc
military aud CiuzgGH' guard Tor con.
HultatlUu,
Iua few mlnuJeu alter their arrival
Deputy MarsbM Brown AMI squad
o, IulCo under Captain PARKER let
Iur the beach at WMaisl with orders O.
search the prUmlfgl 90 Henry Buuci-
mann, % prominent uyglH5 Tor arms
aud ammunition. Ju5t previous %
reaching tnuplaCe tho pgsiu was iUiuUI
by Charles j.. Carter, Alfred Carer
end J. Is. Castle, who lived near by, all
momuvr- OF tns ciiiasuD guard.
% approaching tho hOuHu the dep
MY marsnnl luit tho squad Ou tho
lawn while hc eututgl tue house, aud
finding B1rlFlmuuu and o. strange
white man there, proceeded 10 FJad
his warrant. WbUn about half way
through, shots were henrl from tho
roar Of tue house. Tho cllecm uaksd
uulckly, "Whnt does that munu1"
Bsftelmaun fepiioI 0, 81 know nOlhiug
about 10, there are no arms here"
Brown rushed out 20 lUla bic squad
Just ms Charlos Carter Hhoutei, "luuIc
they are under tho boat HlgI,n pJlut.
ing "a shcd 10 tho rear OF tho lot and
rushing forward, followed by bis ecu.
Rim, Castle anu Uthuu,
Atthat instant yollCy was fred by
"a crowd OF nauveb under the shed AMI
Charles Carter anu Lieutenant uUll
ioli wounded The police charged anu
ugovo tho nntiveH Out ON the beach,
whuFo tho latter rotruated % tho brush,
keeping up a desuliory firing. Ao the
police only numbered eight, anu there
were three or four times az many ma
tiyUg, they returned 10 tue house, TAX
log with them three VI Tho tebu.t,
whom they had captured Ia the melee,
during winch some sixty shots were
nfad. Taking the wounded men la
ut0 anu lut caring Tor them 90 well
ua possible, they searched tho pI!sonera,
placing hcttelmRun also uuIur arrest.
HHa
telephone account Of tue hght a de-
Tall OF thiriy-two men iram tho rnFu's.
zion STATEN ut tue government building
was order. ouL Tac command was
Given TO Lieutenant King, the came
who led the expedition against thCiLuF-
ut outlaw kUul0u, some mouths since.
F0luntceTs were calico Tor, aud nearly
every man in the barracks stepped TO
the iI0nt. Within ton minutes the de-
tail was on tho way aB fast as horHei
aud wheels c5uld carry them, tho dis.
lance being about i0ur miles. As soon
Hs they appeared whining 8hUOiiug dis-
lance 0fthu scene ofuuu0u, the uauyta
Hired a parting vullcy ana He'd. Alfred
Carter anu Dr.. Walters CAmo uput this
tune and were quickly followed by
uthuTf. Charles Garter received the
medical attention no NJ mucn needed,
Nc was found hu was uuOt Ia tue bluuu;
twice and once IA the Icy. ono of the
breast wounds ranging dOWuWatda on
Tered the abdomen, lie was taEuu tu
hli reHGguge near by, whore no sled
early tho next morning. Hollis w0uuu
was through tho breast uut not noccs'
atrily fatal, lie wp3 eunt 10 the Luspi'
TAI.
Soon after Deputy Manhal Brown
arrived ana tho premises were
thoroughly searched. Ino JapAuotc
servant uoulud there woIB arms
tuutU, but a siNshoOt0r 90 HE ear Ia
luCrd him 10 bring % liyut suvbra
utu1 ami pistols. Lieutenant kiut
cont tho prisoners % town anu asked
lUr iurthyr orders.
Ho was told 10 hold the place 10 MI
odds, as II WAS evidently distributing
point iOr arms.
A. daylight large force OF nativri
VINO had taken up a strong position On
the slope OF Diamond Hlst attacked
hlm, Alter Bluuulug uTo Au1dl uu hour
and fading tho natives had the al
vantage OF numbers ana positions
King moved his force 10 slams aJucii
pleasure rudarl a few huulIDI yard
nearer town, with telephone com
muniCRllOu. Ia short umr Ui,or CO.,
telephone was u6ru Lieutenant Coyu'
anu twenty-five moro OF thu. fuguhu
were Eunt out Tue number OF iusur
gen,s was yarioutly estimated iion
one 10 two hundred. Witn Coynci
force was sent an eight csntlmotTo AlI'
piece.
President Murray, OF tho cIiiaens
guard, with twenty-five Hlecial enl loi
mounted police, were sen, out Oh ruh'
leading to the rear OF tue lnilrBenta
They met with no Tuaialnula until thel
reached PalOlO valley uysrthe mage o
Whith q stone wall extends Denim.
which p large BODY VI insurgents WIZ
htmall hOwIZuT WurO established. lh'
Not iutlmutiOu MutruyH force hal %
uu enemy was a shower OF bullets an'
thrapnel, which did 40 hnrm' lla'
Tue natives waited u little longer Aul
luI'a troops could have been auhlhll
aiol. They reiterated short uitnnce
established aud fortified % camp hu'
established telephone communication
with LleutonanJ kiuE ghe object ue
lug 60 prevent Ruy poBsin,e relIth'
Ihls Nsht occurred ION the tito OF
mountain, WhUtu bertgted sues loIn
Almost Inaccessible valleys " ht.l
width. IL was tho object Of tho gov
eminent troops 10 drive tho fetel
r1uui the batu Of tho mUuutHlp, IRON
whence there Ia no taunpe oEerp. owe
me famous PaliA ROAD, when Ten
lWruty men could hJli.
From statements OF the natives caI