The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-17

Held for investigation = L. T..
Evans and Arthur Fitzgerald.
The following arrests for con-
spiracy were made this morning, the
first four being found at Washing
ton Place: Joseph Heleluhe, w. F.
Kaae, Edw. Ting Sing, VIM. AHA,
Sam. Hola, Jno. Mokuhia, Mama
lulu, Kupono, Jno. Aea, Moealoha,
Sam. Kekaha, VIM. Bill, Jno. Kama,
Kawohionalani, Makauahoa, Maiu,
Henry Rogers, Daniel Kauaua,
Waioa, Jack Naiwi, Pahukoa, Hola
Huihui, Ben Maele, VIM. Oil, VIM.
Kanakaole, Keliikanakaole, Jno. Pa
kolani, Sol Kapiioha, j. kama,
Wohia, Opunui, j. Kukalahiwa, Ke-
amanu, WIN. Hakalaau, Kaauwai,
Kuaiwa, Hiram Kauhane, Kaia, Sam.
AHA, Keamalu, VIM. Opunui, Wele-
wele, ID. X. Koa.
All the prisoners under arrest for
conspiracy were taken to the bar
racks.
Thomas Z. Evans, who has been
engaged in japanese labor immi-
grafton agency for some time, was
arrested last night and held for in
vestigatiou Evans was badly broken
up by the position in which he was
placed. He was sent to Oahu Jail.
Since the foregoing the following
arrests have been made:
Treason-P. q. Camarinos, OF the
California Fruit Market; Harry Tai
bot, a native sailor, and Kiakahi.
The last named was previously en-
tered as a prisoner Of war.
Conspiracy-W. +. Reynolds, Of
the Golden Rule Bazaar, and n ury
Fern.
The Iron Bombs.
j. G. White and @. l.. Ritman,
proprietors OF the National Iron
Works, were arrested yesterday after
noon. There had been clear evil
dence discovered that the iron bombs
of the rebels we're made at their
workshops. The wooden model for
them, which had been turned in a
Chinese cabinet shop, had bee n
seized, also the drawing therefor on
the back OF piece OF sandpaper,
and a rejected casting.
The prisoners say in their own be-
half that the order was given for
the articles as ornaments for an iron
fence. II. +. Bertelmann gave the
order. There was great deal OF
surprise expressed about town and
at the station, that Messrs. White
and Ritman should have been
brought under suspicion OF being
implicated in the worst phase OF the
insurrection.
A Hungry Squad.
II. NJ. Dow and two comrades
we're guarding the Pail the Other
day and, while getting some eatable'
at the road service tool house, q
splendid lunch with Mrs. S. NJ
} Damou's card arrived by express
They had just laid out an assert
ment OF tho good things and eaten ,
portion, when Cecil Brown and w
III. Rice, with II or Is men, arrived
from Makapuu Point, all as hungr,
as bears. The way the fowls wer'
: dismembered and disappeared, to
, gether with the hard-boiled egg
. and other viands, was sight tina
+ killed all hunger in the guardsmel
, for the rest OF their watch.
, A Gay Young Rsbel.
Louis Marshall is the life of tn
crowd. The following conversation
> took place between the Marshal AM
Marshall:
| Marshal Hitchcock coun
. tryman are youl
1 Observation-Disclosures.
3 Hitchcock-You're a fine speci
men OF Britisher.
3 Marshall-What countryman ar
3 you,
: Hitchcock-American.
D Marshall-Well, you're beauty
/ Other Captures OF Arms.
'' w. =. O'Brien with three me
o searched some houses at Kalihi yes
!. terday. At 9. T. Gulick's he seize
u five rifles, two pistols and 800 round
= of cartridges. A. Fernandez's hous
II yielded three guns, one pistol an
o GO rounds of ammunition. A DO
l. of cartridges was found in Richar
J. Antone's house. Manuel Brito
y rendered one gun, one rifle, one phi
told and % cartridges. At Georg
Houghtailing's we're found a she
gun and toy pistol.
Various Items.
IT The members OF the native pole
force had luau yesterday evening
The arms and ammunition whic
Charles Barlow was to hand ovt
X to the auth Jrities yesterday did NJ
u msterialize, as they had been r
20 moved.
Is All the volunteer military con
" panies We're discharged from acti,
y service yesterday evening.
u The native police are again
III charge OF the city.
j. Sambo and Arthur Fitzgera
.; have been released. 1t is believe
VI by the authorities that these tv
d wanted Imprisonment for the pu
10 pose of enjoying free board al
50 lodging.
~ All the native prisoners, exceptil
~ the leaders, were taken to the ba
10 racks from the Police Station tt
~ afternoon under guard OF poll
70 officers.
10 Captain Hookano Of the poll
o. force weighs 26i pounds instead
220 as reported yesterday.
A false report was circulated IL
Il