The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-01-07

tate placing another volunteer com.
pany i'll the barracks. ii was sug-
gestcd that forces he sent around
Diamond Head by boat. Tie OBJ
lection to this WAS that it was un.
safe to make mitch further division
of the command. AT 1870 it had
been about agreed upon to send
Captain Zeigler after the howit er.
Company d has been sent into
the basement Of the Exccutivc
building.
captain urray estimated
the number of lanal,as
behind the stone wall at
twenty to thirty. They had
good guns and enough cartridges to
be using them very lavishly.
Lem Ables, who had been detail
ed as a courier, came in from the
Sans Souci camp at one o'clock. He
was soon followed by Mai Potter.
Everything was quiet at the front
at that end. The enemy had got
ten out of the way of the cannon
and none of them were on the
beach. Lieutenant Coyne was in
clined to believe that the rebels
had occupied Bertelmann's place,
and with Lieut.. King was anxious
to move upon them. No order was
given. 1t was reported from the
camp that George Markham was a
prisoner at Bertelmann's place. Mrs.
Bertellmann had refused to leave
the house.
There are now in the city Jail
thirteen native prisoners of war.
Quite a proportion of them are
from out of town. 1t seems that
they work around to The Diamond
Head neighborhood and are there
supplied with arms and cartridges.
1t is known that natives have come
and are coming around from Eva,
Waialua and Koolau, through the
old Waimanalo Pail to reach the
hostile camp. Their plan of cam
paign evidently is to come in on
the town from Waikiki
side and by making war in
the residence quarter force slaugh-
ter that will result in-no one knows
what. One of the prisoners at the
station says that the intention
was to create Disturbances at var
ious sections i'll the outskirts,
draw and scatter the Government
forces, and then capture the main
buildings. Sam Nowlein, who is
classed as a royalist warrior, has
not been seen i'll town today. He
is supposed to be with the enemy.
Among the captives are three of
the notorious Lane brothers Of
Koolau. The oldest, Lot, has not
been arrested He is supposed TO
be with the enemy.
The condition of Holi, the
wounded lieutenant OF police, this
afternoon is serious. He may not
recover. The other wounded Off
Ger is all right.
In town business is almost entire
ly suspended. The only spectators
on the streets are a few white roy
alists and on-participants, and a
very few kanakas. Every effort
will be made to break the backbone
of the rebellion by tonight. Hos
tilities may not cease for day or
so. Certain it is, however, that
the Republic will win, and order
will be restored and maintained.
The town is under martial law,
and every man whose sympathies
are strong enough, is armed. 1t is
expected that great many arrests
will be made. Quite number of
foreigners have gone to the reprer
sentatives of their countries TO
protection. The diplomats are
watching events very closely.
Reports are brought from the
front every few minutes by couriers;
besides this men are on the high
towers with field glasses, and the
headquarters are thus able to keep
we'll informed on the movements of
the enemy
Quite number of ladies have
volunteered to act as nurses, and
all oil them are behaving with Won
derful bravery.
PAS p. NJ.
The Tug Eleu with an
artillery detail in command of
Pratt leaves to shell and capture
A. Rosa's place around Diamond
Head Kaalaa. Geo. Ross, ex-
auditor general, said he saw more
than 100 stands of arms there. Mr..
Ross was captured Sunday morn
ing by rebels near Waialae and
held till this afternoon.
$40 p. III.
The rebels have been routed from
Moiliili.
3:3o-About twenty so called
Royalists are being arrested by
martial law forces, About all the men
suspected of completely in this up
rising will be in Jail before night.
John Bowler is one of the number.
$50 p. III,
Washington Place was raided,
Fourteen guns and seven swords.
Charles Clark was captured with the
munitions.
$40 p. M.
John Bowler, a. J. Tesla, +. II.
Redward, A. Peterson, f.. Norrie,
L. B. Thomas, Harry Won Werthern,
Henry Derie and George Marx
ham have been arrested and lodged
in Oahu prison for completely i'll
last nights rebellion.