Polynesian., 1853-01-08
was used as sworn to, it might have cadsed death
If used with force, and if it hit in the place the
testimony fixes it.
Prosecution rests.

testimony fixes it.
Prosecution rests.
sir. Montgomery opened the defense.
The Court then adjourned until l-2 r NJ
KupaIapaaha, swen 81 am Constable Of Kona knew
sala remember bringing him back from Kana to
wells found clothes and IS in silver with him he bad
Chinamens with him. II IS he had he had
on Monday brought him back saw Greenwe and shaliz
on my return, received $oy 50 for my services
employ October last knew Salai, Green
well HIM from Captain Csss Of the Thcts He was sick al
work given work close BY the house. as to eseape
rain. His health improved The latter esd Of October on the
absconded, distance below to i'm
pumpkin blossoms were not the habit Of giving
time he was brought back day ards
Friday the day he again. he stole some OF the
the Constable he stolen cIohes 81 and
arss fish, after breakfast went To work with the Co'es
without taking of saIai, Greenwei caTe to me and
escape through the window, that
Greenwe had given him beating that be found saa at the
back of AMI hund Saai
Smelling This after Greenwell told he had fog
ged him sa!a eat his Dime, while we were sang ssa then
going with him. observed marks him. visited the
corn cane up to supper about p NJ and saw saai there
did not him trembling state He seemed
of He tied up that is his and hands
were tied To keep him from running he was lying on
suffering mnch gave him water once or twice and gave HIM
a supply the night Greenwe kept him in his bed
that night he had nket, 2 NJ, he
appeared sleep quietly during the night in the morning
taking sala shortly afterwards Green
well came down and requested to come and ssa as
The verandah naked went him and felt of his pulse
and found beating aud seeing his eyed- twitch, said to
Mr.. Greeuwel leave him alone little and you will
him run away again thought he was only shamming for
whether he bruised time or returned
work and Greenwell to again. his clothes put
Between the first and second calling Greenwell could
have been than half hour opened his
front and rubbed him with flannel for halt hour. IL aid
not strike that bis death occaored by injuries, saw
eooed spot above the bone about the size OF hand and
but have heen
more if his skin clear think spot his breast
tered the aspect of the body fightfn very diff
erent from what it before it buried. 1 the
they appeared if made whip stick lie
buried that day. Greenwe requested Mr. Cummings and Mr.
the inquest the body mostly black and bruised
The weather particularly cold night and rainy when
saai abseonded He had blanket his clothes
very thick or warm my opiuon that hi,
would produce DEATH have known Greenwel June
last and know his of treating Coolies he treated
general department his has moderate
aud humane he never sent him at night mpregnate
kn ne mns nsve sw o" n as m the
Tfoss Erauined-Saai did appear feeble Up his
death, he not able the Others he could do some
well without nducement tar as know when he was re-
the day again, he treated kindly fp Wsdne-ds
until Monday was very yS, col" ei a1 nHt IL d VEIN, WEB man
blanket Greenwell did appear angry Monday, don't
know whether he was provided with eod that morning or
when dinner Salas feet tied, did
the same room, it was probably II M when retired,
went bed before observed dscoor ations which
been produced by whip. tho life preserver hanging
by the side of Geenwes bed there constantly he
said Saiai would probably stay at home after he told me of
the he had been ogged before, months
vous lie has whipped some OF the other C0oe, never
seem to be IN passion never saw him IN passion saia
open dinner c. and
d, he eat kao and beef think, think he had supper
he appeared surprised he for Mr. Cum ing
anime the body before bared but for so
for it, am of the firm opinion that Saai came 10 his
death from his previous sickness and esPoue the whipping
Henry Clark for the defence. 81 know Green
saw the ps examined evidence injury
that body injury such would result from the
think might have been made by whip or g stick
injuries from which death would occur in opinion
have nded of anatomy surgical lectures, and
Matera Medica from the appearances OF the BODY i
by these marks, have known Greenwe for eight
months and been much in his company have
considered him kind and humane man
ExamnedI that there was any mark on
sala body made by The life cannot that all
the result blows Geenve my special friends,
objected of the jurors who took somewhat active
pat IN the examination al the inquest
dent in China suicide an every day occurrence among
Chinese they commit suicide avoid impending evil
imaginary last year, down Mt Chineha Islands 80
indeed for IN away with themselves.
Mr. Bowden says have resided in China mum
years, Chinamen commit suicide trivial occasions
r. Davis sworn, ST. have known the accused, M
yea = he tenant of mine Emei avoraantI.
preston of his Character he was uniformly kind and
manly.
Defense rests. aton of the
Presto. Cummings recalledFrom my exsgint ,h., ,bs
corpse and what heard from Greenwell In his sickness
whipping, and cold CO.. bIhrd we died from the
Of Salai. He might ar, ~ Mr. crsanweII
exposure Alone He a very feeble IL
informed ae think the sickness the ,
Theodore COdnel sworn, says a his de.tb think the
hard use, ana the exposure exposure and little hard
whppi had nothing 70 40 do think the exposure
alone would nave caused ave exposed the Noun
r. .ehnz recalled ghts without food blanket it did
not result ID dea'h blow might be inflicted by the life pe
without ,,e,w,rds
surrey PeSsaled says:From the observations made at
rune. body, and what have here to-day,
he satisfied that the whipping caused the deah,
% %i Contributed TO It should say. as-.tl