The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-01-31
CHE S1ailg 8olletin,
THURSDAY, JAN. 81, 1884.

door is always open on account of
the baby. l could sec anybody go
in or out. l saw Poahana with q
lamp in his hand. Malaihi sent u
man to see what was the matter be-
fore he opened the door. saw the
lamp boy sitting down next to where
he cleans the lamps. | went inside
when heard the noise. Anybody
could have passed my room while
was putting my baby TO sleep,
without my knowing it. l did not
see Malaihi go ont of his room.
Mary was the only person i saw go
in there. Paahuna was downstairs
in the hallway when saw him. l
saw him nowhere else. can dis
tinctly hear a noise upstairs. / can.
hear talking but connot understand
what is said.
Ane (w), sworn. / was in Jail
on Saturday night. l slept in the
third room from Malaihi on the same
floor. My room is locked at night.
Malaihi opened it OH Sunday morn
ing. l don't know exactly the time.
1t was daylight. l was awake before
my door was opened. l heard foot
steps from the dining room on the
roof. The footsteps were very light.
| then heard crash and after the
crash L heard the footsteps coming
back. l thought the. lamp in the
hall was broken. Malaihi told me
afterwards that his window was
broken. He was in the hall before
my door was open. About two
minutes after the crash
heard him speak. The
Portuguese woman was walking in
the hall. 1t is easy to distinguish
steps above from those below. If a
person passed with bare feet 1 could
not hear him. If anybody had gone
to Malaihi's room and had con-
versation, / would have heard them.
By Mr.. Davidson: | heard no
conversation on the roof before the
fall. l heard no struggling. First,
l heard steps going out, then the
breaking of the glass, and then the
footsteps coming back. 1t was not
long before l heard Malaihi say he
had some news. When / came out
they were carrying the body up
stairs. They brought him back
again at once.
Kanalo, sworn. / was OH guard
from IL to 8 o'clock. Buckle went
out at ! o'clock.
By Mr.. Davidson. Mr.. Buckle
did not speak to me. He had his
usual clothes ON.
By Jury. | don't know whether
he had been drinking or not.
Paahana sleeps inside and outside.
He went in at half past two.
ID. w. DENLY, sworn. l was in
the telephone office at 80, Sunday
morning. received q message for
DR.. Brodie in female voice. / did
not hear any message in male
voice.
Hooil1aika, sworn. On Sunday
morning l left my house on Iwalea,
at o'clock. 1 was alone. Outside
ON to the road L saw a light. An
drez held lantern and was standing
alongside where Buckle was laying.
Andrea walked to the upper side of
the prison, and 1 walked in the
other direction. Then 1 saw Ma
laihi come out. Andrea met Malaihi
half way between the corner and the
gate. Malaihi had no lamp. Malaihi
asked Andrea if he was dead out
right, and Andrea said yes. / saw
no more as | went away. | was
about five feet from them in the mid
die of the street. came into town,
had some coffee in Harris and heard
that Buckle was dead. 1 saw some
thing lying there. saw nobody on
top of the parapet. Malalhi and
Andrea spoke in native. Andrea
speaks native.
/ am donkey driver. l never
said that saw Mr. Buckle fall from
the parapet. 1t is not my business
to measure distances.
Mr.. Davidson asked the jury if
they wished to re-eXamine the physi-
clans or Malaihi.
Mr.. Dayton said of there's any
thing boys not clear at the end well
recall them. We might rs we'll tack
the Spaniard right on.
Andrews Camacho, sworn. | was
in the stables when Buckle fell, and
l sleep inside the prison. Charlie
Clark let me out in the morning
through the maula gate. l did not
notice who was the guard.
l fixed up the wagon, and
groomed the horse. Malaihi came
for board, that was the first /
knew of Buckles death. l was at
the carpenters shop. l had Ian
tern and hunted for board. Went
with one and saw Mr.. Buckle there.
A lot of guards and the family were
there. The only time l met Malaihi
was when he wanted board.
BY Mr.. Davidson. Buckle was
not lying there when / went out.
/ woe in tho ctahlo ohnut half IN