The sun., 1895-02-03

making = terrible racket with their tin Now
| Years presents. Their brown mother sat In red
natives are the most natural musicians in tbe
| world; Now and then she would stop singing
TO- TO cal The l Jap" girl then she would pull down
att alter S%TffGa % irSnd d. hSi' he ever married.
and where was be nowY Was hc still disap-
pointed man? The big harcfootcd freeman.
after trying tn make his happy brown hrood less
throwing his left foot up up on ~ his rirht Knee. t,
| while little boy Immediately lassoed big toe
and began TO play horse with y, answered.
Yes: married married rich princess soon
! after he got here; dead good many years now
about the time the President oi the United
daughter, my wife"
lam sorry to supplement my peaceful sketch
been seen lowering suspiciously about the har-
Dor succeeded in landing arms, some aay LOCO
or small arms ana ammunition. The natives.
mislcd by miserable rcnegades, mostly desperate
hali-brceds with nothing al all TO lose planned
70 have the peoplc ,ock to their standard on
Monday morning, while they attacked Honolulu.
But the republic sent to search for their arms
premature collision resulted. Many nrm- were
teken and the suspected stronEholds taken by
storm; II cost the life OF Representative Carter
m nlin mat OF native officer. TO say nothing OF
4 pitched battle" took place next day. the
rchels firing down from the lava sleeps Of the
9ld crater. known rs Diamond Head and the
san Francisco. ] watched the fight from ON
horseback with the republican troops aud it
uld not take two minutes to see that the rebels
had neither heart nor head. 1t was all merely
Ghild's play, though they were rather numerous
They were guyly clad In white. making conspc-
nous marks, u they had come within rifle range,
which they did not. Yet they could have easily
rushed down from their hiding place and in live
minutes merely by weight of numbers, driven
the white troops into the sea.
After time the white troops drew of. ms they
could not reach the enemy with rifles. and, get
ting into the open park on the sCashore, shelled
the lava mountain into silence in u short time.
lhat night the rebels disappeared, leaving one
dead, some ammunition, and many rifles. |
rode around Diamond Head nextday, and found
everything in possession OF the republic, inCud-
ing many poor. misguided natives.
All quiet now; tho natives will be punished
Perhaps can't give YOU better idea of their
weak and worthless character than by quoting
the following. clipped from the Commercial,
Honolulu, Jan. =. | submitted it to Senator
WaterhOuse. in whose stately mansion the re-
public was conceived and brought forth. and he
says IT is literally true, one OF his family being
or those who captured the letter. What can
any cause hope for with such men at its head
lhis little furry only testles to the stability OF
the republic:
Late yesterday afternoon n native courier
plying between: the two camps Of the enemy.
out and beyond Waikiki. wa, captured by some
of the sbarpshooters. On being quest iuncd the |
native declared he was travelling Just for his |
health. When he was searched n paper was |
found on his person which proved 10 be an i'm |
portant document. as II showed plan of the |
revontiOnists to commit n daring scheme II |
proved to be note from Robert Wilcox to Sam |
Nowlein. saying hat there a price set on
both OF Their heads, and suggesting that they |
combine forces. capture the steamer KAMA |
and invade and take possession OF the island of |
Maui This daring scheme was written Ou the |
back OF an unpaid whiskey bill Of SIS due sea- |
born Luce by Wilcox. Tie prisoner was brought |
into town and turned over To the Marshal. This |
Is the principal matter discussed at the Cabinet |
evening" Joaquin MILLER.