The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-06

De BE1BrE said that, be was called by tele-
phors message to the Prison, at between and .
o'clock on the morning Of the 9th. Went there
and then found that Mr. Buckle had been injured
md thai the body vas being conveyed to his home
On I.iIiha street The Doctor vent thither; found
the injured man dead, and on cursOry e1amina-
ti1u found some bruises on the head; be prObed
them bot could not ind that the skull was frac-
trred. At the post nOrteTu examination hsld at
4 o'GI1ck on the afternoon Of the 9TH be examin-
ei the head Of deceased, N company with DT
AlcEibbiu. IhUaght that the injuries could have
been made gith a blunt instrument Did not ef-
anime the body or hands
De SfCEruurx. ETaTuineGi the body Of deceased
az pm. on the 9th, IN company vith DR. BrOdle-
Thought from the brulse on the cheek and the
nature Of the wounds on the head that they were
more apt to be caused By fall ths coral rocks
where deceased Was found than BY a bient N
struugut. The brain would have appeared the
saule whether death vas cansed By a fall or by a
blow Of blunt instrument. In apople1y, death
would not have resulted 80 quickly.
Mas EuItA GLOVE Was one Of those present
At he Esr4 al Henry Kail's house on the night
Of the 18th and early morning Of the 2Ith. The
decuzsed and lis children we're there. Did not
- licensed vEen he left. She left there about
II O'Clock II company with daughters Of deceased
and ueut With them 10 the jan Inside net de
ceased and Malaihi the head turnkey. she drank
some -sozr mash Ehiskey' with Malaihi but de-
cg.gI lid not drink. She left the prison at abJut
lid O'Clock in company with MalAihi to return
10 the feast Deceased was sober when she lett
his company Il that hour.
MulIRI This witness Is the head turnkey Of
ne jan. he stated that he left the Jail in COM
pauy vita Mrs.. Glover, accompanied heE to the
l1rT, and returned alaI1 to the prison. When ne
arrived back be vent Up stairs to the dining rooTl
deceased vas there with his dalghters- ntald
fsw usoueuts and then vent down 70 the hall
Deceased came down shortly and both went into
the Once Of the Jail 10 trznsacE some anImPortlut
b7-iress Witness and deceased afterwards vent
zp Stain - the d1nIng-rOon and lad a gas Of
uine together Il vas a little past midnight when
witness retired, he having left deceased IN the
dining. r0oEn. and shat vas the last time that be
saw him alive be vas asoke from sleep BY hear
Ing the NOISE Of breaking glass tho1 n EEst one OF
the picfurs II hrs room had fallen-0 on examination
found that Il vas from the window. Called
Guard Paahaua. told hira Of the Circumstances and
thinking that Il vas soms drunken FsEso1 outside
Who had broken the window By throwing some
thing IL, the guard veuf oct to see Witness fol-
loved soon after and nat the guard returning and
who told him that -BUckle vas dad Both
witness and the guard then retzrned % the place
zhere deceased vas lying Deceased Uss lying o.
his left side With his head the curbst0ues, and
81 hands extended. A curious feeling cane
over witness be returned to the prison and gave N
alarm Witness vent oct again II company With
Charles Clark son In-lEE Of DECEASED and others,
1iclzed % tie BODY. brozghf Il into the pri~gl-
aud afts rEards sent u to the family residence.
Z 3 wzs Of opinion that deceased had fAlleu from
IL roof. charles Clarke had aEoke the witness
about 80 an. bot he vent - sieeP Afterwards
AID vas aEukr ~ the crash Of the glass
PaaHaSE. A guard. OF dzty II the hallway from
70 an. On tie morning Of the oecuEence- De
did not kn0E Ehsther Mr. B1ckle vas n o. oct
when be vent On watch. Aftc-zards heard from
the guard AZ the gate that deceased vas oGt- II
this wines testimony 5 10 be believed a. inter
preted the jail regulations are farce he stating,
hat be rllisved ths guard at . zhs1 The reezilr
ho1r Is o'elock did II Of his oEu Accord no az
thurity rzies are there. printed bit the ga-df do
a. they please Can % 1rDund outside She1 they
are On watch II they desire 10 etc. etc The de-
csassd came II the prison after clock AID spoke
= Eitness. Called Charles Clark at slt When
deceased cane II be bad On J cuzt- pants AID
SMOKING cap Wines i1dged deceased bad besl
drinking rlIn. Deceased came N a little after
an. Il vas dark; be vent Up stairs al1ue- After
the crash the first persia seer b Eitaess vas Ma
Iaihi= be M came FROM his oEn room. be vas
oafv ulrtlv dressed. MGlaihi said 70 him that
r5ctz=1 zzs bzoEen= NiaIoa EEs ais7 present. SaE
The glass broken IN MlIaIhis ROOM vent to see
Who had broken the uindgw. Witness vas the
frst az Ia body q deceased -lzie back And tod
1faIaihi and thea Maiaihi Ee1i ouf With him
Think the bell vas s-rucz az o'csDek, Afterwards
hez-d the crlsh-
WArEar. another PRISM gr1r1. on duty fruIn
L % 3 a. m Was stationed N the hall. Pahzala
reiiaTed min Wines Il s-ceassd a I 4 n
he Esz1 o1f Of the prrsoz- ala1e. Diseased sid
zs vas s0in- -k1nohiin- Did MT see DISEASED
ztu1- Was n bis bed Ehsn Be hard Of death q