The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-12

ed revolver, brought by her SON
Charles +. Warren-from Chicago,
and part OF box of cartridges.
They said Mrs. Bachelor would be
excused for not having delivered
these at the station, as she had not
not seen the order of the authorities
in that regard. There was no search
of the house.
Rolling Stones.
At IL o'clock last night two mount
ed guards came in from Nuuanu
Valley with a rather exciting report,
Somebody had been rolling stones
down the side OF the mountain oppo-
site the Halfway House. A shot was
fred in the direction OF the noise,
and there was no more OF it. Ac.
eording to later report the stones
were dislodged by the feet Of guards
who we're trying to scale the ridge in
quest OF rebels.
"A hermit brought In.
Onohikea, the old native who re-
sides in a little shanty back OF Mount
Tantalus, was brought into the Sta
ton this morning. He was refused
a pass to his home. Onohikes has
been living hermit life. His little
white cottage can be seen from town
on clear days. He was not arrested.
Various Items
Arthur Fitzgerald has been re-
leased.
Three Chinese teams we're chal-
lenged at the Masonic Temple this
morning at dawn, aud the excited
cha ,er Of the drivers wakened up
tue whole neighborhood.
The guards at Fort and School
streets are grateful to Mrs. G. Gro.
zier, Miss Frances johnson, Mrs. j.
j. Garden and Mrs. Thomas Christ
ley for coffee and solid refreshments
Nothing has been heard from the
inner regions Of Makiki Valley, and
investigation so far has supplied the
meager information that no regular
search Of the place had been made
az yet. The officials seem satisfied
to rest under the belief that none oil
the rebels are there.
The Office OF A. =. Peterson on
Kaahumanu street was rendered Al
depository Of the law books anC
office effects OF Messrs. Psrke anC
Correa, at the fire last night. Tn,
opportunity was appreciated anc
made use OF.
A Japanese named MatsumotC
was caught out after 3 o'clock las
night and held for investigation.
Charles Warren was taken to The
MarshaPs office for examination yes
terday evening, and was released
after being intorrogated. Warren
had charge OF a Hawaiian concer
troupe in Chicago the time OF tn
Worlds Fair.
Harry Swinton and Charles Mol
teno were arrested yesterday even
ing for conspiracy.
Nip See tried to pass the guard
at Kalihi and was placed in custody
Policemen and hackmen complai
OF being stopped by several division
OF the guard, stationed at near dis
tances from each other, at Kin
street bridge. They think one cha
lenge should suffice.
IL is the general opinion anon
the Sharpshooters that scouting wi
have to be resorted to. There is n
chance for ordinary military MAJ
euvers. Guerilla tactics will have I
be employed.
The guard at Luakaha telephone
to the Police Station this morniu
asking when their relief would |
sent up. They impaired the inform
alton that three more prisoners I
war had been caught. The reli,
was despatched at 10 o'clock.
7. b Murray with his baud OF
men Of the Citizens Guard came
from the Pauoa side OF the Nuuar
range at 9 o'clock this morning. /
says Nowlein is at Waialae lyir
low. They would yet get him al
all OF them. None OF them had Z
, capped across Nuuanu Valley.
There was Cabinet meeting th
. forenoon. Minister King said the
, was nothing done that could
. given out for publication.
= Mrs. Capt. Mist at 2 and 5 o'clo
this morning supplied the guards
a the tramways terminus on NuuaI
4 avenue with hot chocolate and foe
While Clark Kauspuu WAS brin