The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-10-20
supreme Court.

JusricE JuDD PKEsIDINe-
Oct IL n. schriever vs.. John Il. Wood. Mali.
cious prosecution. Tried BY jury, who sfsr an
absence Of . minutes reformed unanimous verdict
for The pzintif. damages 500. T. Preston for
plsiniid; J. Montgomery for defendant.
George Williams W. James q Black. SANDER.
An explanation was fied BY defendant, and upon
;hai s diseoutinuauce was entered by plaintiffs
counsel & Il Stanley for plaintiff; E Preston
FOR defendant.
Is. The King vs.. Awong Needless riding.
Prs0asr pleaded guilty, and vas sentenced BY the
Court 10 pay fne Of SIS and costs.
The King rs All Quai Furious riding. Prison
er pleaded guilty, and WIS sentenced BY the Court
10 pay dne Of SIS and costs.
We. Stone VS.. W F. Allen, Collector General
Appeal from decision Of Mr.. Justice Harris Tried
BY jury Eh0 sfler 40 absence Of 20 mIgutes, re-
turned unanimous verdict for plaintiff, damages
s4S67 A. S HzuEen Tor plaintiff; r a. Stanley
for defendant
Kssuksi Wright ct 81. vs, Nancy Sumner e al
EJec.menL Tired by Hawaiian jury. who amer an
abse1ee oil hour and 20 minutes returned verdict
for the defendant, dissenting. Exceptions noted
}. P. GEsea aud J. KOa UuAunA for plaintiffs; A
s. Hzrtwsn for defendants- o.
BEFORE THE FULL CouKr.
Il he King vs. Avans- Assault With iuteut
to kin The prisoner having pleaded guilty on the
October, and being remanded, was this day, on
motion OF the Attorney General arrsigued for judg
7eut, when the Cours sentenced him to tine Of $50
and 70 Be imprisoned tor years and costs &4ss.
Avery e. sls. rs. steamer Cyphrenes. On sppesl
froa decision Of Chief Justice Allen Question Of
liability argued and submitted Z Preston snd E
7. o'HAnozn for appellant; a S. HartWen for
ID Defendant submits to the Judgment Of the
Court Judgment entered for plaintiff with costs
L Preston ior plaintiff; J. p Green for defendant
1. Nsrchant vs. II. 7. Marc1snt Set for hearing
on WEDNESDAY the sosh Cthis day.
ATTACHES ArrESrIos.-Mr. Charles woleott
Brooks thesry tbat Asia Vas settled from America
and Azsrisa fron Asia. Is attrastisg Some attention
Mr. Brooks. Ehose papsr read before the California
Aeads1T Il Seis1ess. has besn neztioned il the
7flss, alleges that the probabilities are in favor Of
his tier. fer thsss reaEns: Ist- That the Western
Cout1szt Is EeoogieauF older than the Eastern End
tksrsfors. earlier fitted for the development of
tke tunAr srecies- and That the s1cieuf Chinese
records szy thsr ancestors frUn the
Sd. ThEt the trade wsds Ct the Pacific would carry
a vessel frou Peru 10 the coast a Southern China
Mr.. Brooks Gsutions striking eireun vhieh-
IL net rro0f q his theorT.is n Wunderful eeinei.
dc1ce AT Copan, in CeRtral America, tvo-horusd
fgSrc has beer ftund uhich is nov unknowu here.
bsr WkIch resembles closely TIE Chinese symbol Of
Fokes ard Chinese history rscoris that F0kee =
graf -ssrznger Eing. VIE cane froG ever the sea
aad introdnoed picturs-sTitng among the Chinese.
Mr. BrookE' thsory is certainly = plausible enc.
That portion of the human r1es which inhahits the
so-caiisd ed World did certainly descend from the
pntsaus of Asia; but uho knows bat thAtths Ultimate
of the AEiafcs the from the
rs.l old worid, A1ericaf And who knows bat that.
us eoztinns the Investigation far ssough. We shall
fad that Adan Digger Iadian, and thAt the
G.-dss e Edsn vas located EoEeEhere IN the Salt
Lake Valley.