Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-04

on April M h=fe was some bush
ashinlr. i.suthaisaf Gaunta brigade,
n,,nber nine huhiHsHi men, advanced
under a hot ir Z ~ ou.my lost SOW
ami men. ihehilrHs u the dead being
dragged awil " ltias fricndlics ono
was killed ~ lhEe-, Werc wounded.
The British Hfulih- assin, innnss. HEX
man. phuei I'M aicathcot-, under
IIeut.nant 0llht Arsi the loyallstA.
The New 2naM pNcrntncnt steam
or TutanekAl Nd safr wed at Aria with
dlspatchca aitoatt ang that the request
OF III. liit,fnllonh commissioners that
tho inhablinrn is@r-fully await the
arrival o. M cilH.l llsainncra who are
now IN thclfNU atss the Islands from
san FRAN M Afusprting Of tho three
conalls ~ Wv " this message was
he,I bul wlAoul result. the German
cons,d diffffIff ifHsssn the propositions
OF Ia. other tNe p-nsulr.
uLTIAlATuA TO MArAAFA.
Admiral AN,it X asitn. q. y. ~. and
Captain swll y ,tie british cruiser
through a frfh D.is--t 10 MataafA. or
dering him l0vllh lraW his forces out
aldo Of a HIM IN ifaiira long and six
niiIos broad llalA ira replied defiant
iy refuaina 10 VII heirnw unlcrn "a.
Gernnn ounml aIeu thr captain ~ the
German enf Asks aEr~cd. Admir-
al Kauu anlNlla-lta stuart ther,upon
enIny 10 oonr he Withdrawal ~ his
forces. IN SUPPORT n this uitimatum
pian ~ artlAvas decided upon.
4 ieu,enanl naurlt'a brigade was
strengthened iM - heavy gun was
landed At NiluHt q ana war rockets
were gotten IN ffarinsfa. Dcing In
formed " Tho lf-tsaratlona. Mataafa
made promR wv agreeing. 10 with
"' ON April I'm an tmpdftant meeting
Of the nlng ND fals chiefs was held.
They were Itime-f of the action thnt
md been ulth ~ IN. british and
American mani eesnsnandefh and gave
IL general aINe'Al-
GAuNT's mia AIDE PATROLS.
Lieutenant Oauh a.. brigasi. Ia now
pn,rolling th pTs-crilsed AREA. King
Tanu Waited AAmlwa1 lsautz and Cap
tnin stuart airsu-i the American and
uritish shlp and eas received with
Tho c,,stomay fAlaitsis on his arrival
md departuT ilu "a assoi. manager OF
was made " ihIinsn and American
the plsntai.a u.~n which an attack
sailors, rosulNa " tale death u Lieut..
Freemen, III M Ilft tiah navy. IIcut.
Lnnsdaie and fn-i<n John II. Mona
rhan. ~ IN IhlUel Stairn cruiser
phiiadclpha IND t-yo others, In rtiil
defined on bard she German cruiser
Fake. -.
mia, which va -sr AZ the tlms OF
Inc cngaFrlnl, iza- been recovered,
but the gun hfilll In the hands OF the
rebels. OfithE afnd heading residents
~ aomoa who hive been interviewed
unto IN saylnilhlt ttA- charges Of Inhu-
manity on he tairitish. which were
made by a NON l.@f71rh. are untrue.
INHAnlTASTs plssATisrIEp.
A majority Of che inhabitants are
hostilltiea. They -av that Mataafa In
beaten now ana ihaat tho trouble would
be Mi endA In a week or ten DAYS
were The aduA,are pushed. The rebels
are delighted a he DELAY. witch will
give them tlHt % r-srili cartridge shells
opinion that lhe i-ia ndH VIII be- unln-
habItable euep For Octmans and
Frcnchmon Unless Nlstnafa and the
rebei chiefs ap soy-'f-fiy punished,
II il doubtful II ais-iti.h or American
subjects Will FYe tsauch evidence be-
fore the lniglalnalai. commission ow-
lng 10 n feafhliio s.Sptsss themselves
oandldly woul ln-rrere with trudc ro-
latlons. rm NIL season the evidence
before the Cmmls=ion Il likely TO be
One-slded
The aiatcHWi Nv tho German minIs-
ter Tor forcln anaArs Baron Won Due
low. that lhiaafaa was unanimously
elected klns \ delis1unced I'm Samoa.
ADMISSIONS OF REBELS.
The rebels admit rhat the result OF
the battle aiValIfafll. was the greatest
reyerso they have ever experienced.
They were AtoniA-'a lay the manner In
which Gaunn brAgad sustained It's
n.-itIon In lle ia~rc ~ continuous
lire. They Vus al-so' astouished at the