The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-07-11
Not Guilty.
continued from the P. c. ADVERTISER
July 10th.

, from the P. c. ADVERTISER,
July 10th
WEDNESDAY, July LIST.
E u, c,mpbsll still addressing the jury.
Tho remainder Of the morning session was
...1 70 the reading Of the medical teStl-
INV and after recess Mr.. Campbell argued
-, The evidence had clearly shown that Ii
5.f-nd.nt acted in self-defenSe he was
Il .;...rs and if he was insane he did not
=. serf-defepse. He claimed that the
r,sr accident produced a conclusion OF the
:, from which most men have suffered,
M Which only produces an inSenSlblllty'
.rl.,avsr ipsensibility affects the intellect
results are not temporary, but affect the
nan. f,r life, aud are incurable. II Mr.
r,s,seI, was insane when he committed
90, Ia vonld have been insane for some
In thereafter.
ror,.al then referred to the extensive quo
ion, made by Mr.. McAllister from Mac
.,bu and Hamlet" and claimed that the
,,r,cters portrayed III these plays had no
,,ogv 10 the circumstances and surround
:. Of the case II bar.
The ARTICLE OF NOVEMBER 18TH.
Hscontinued in substance as follows:
Their, has been considerable stress laid
boa tie article which appeared in the
Chronicls" on the 10th of November last,
.snd it was said to be SO strong that it justi-
BED the attempted murder. Whether the
nhels is true or false is absolutely imma-
krial. Even if it was false and there was
b truth in it, it did not warrant the young
an to do what be did; it did not justify
e act II speaks Of angry stockholders.
I does not matter whether the stockholders
ssre angry or not 1t has been admit ted
lal dividend Of 81 per share was de-
ATed aud that the effect of it was that Mr..
.sraiS paid s. per share for what was worth
ply % cents Oh the day previous to the one
Va which the dividend was announced. The
tfeuse claims that Claus Spreckels was out
town and was not aware of the trans
ktOn, but Mr.. Spreckels, ST., is too smart
business man not to give instructions
Osut his affairs to somebody. The bank
fc0llt OF the company was Overdrawn,
lsre Was no money available, and the COM
pay was running behind. In October they
'sere S40O,OOO behind, aud it went on in that
~ until they were millions of dollars in
0i. l do not think Mr. De Young ought
De shot because one of his reporters spoke
Ill article about angry stockholders. And
neither the information contained in the
'eIe was true or false, it certainly does
F. Justify murder. In regard to the title
the lands, it has been shown that the
lP!ay did not obtain the title until 1856.
TIE EASTERN REFINERs.
N'"' much has been said about Mr.. De
'als failure 10 testify regarding his con-
'"'h With the Eastern sugar refiners.
''A Il Mr. De Young had been employed by
' people to expose the sugar business,
s.. Young luah was not justified in trying to
''uVf h!m. When Mr.. De Young was on
stand Mr.. McAllister attempted to put a
VI III Mr.. De Young's pocket. and thi.
,u 80 much excitement that we forgot
-'Ol' asking about that matter of East
tuners. He ID in Court now, however
We aFe willing to put him on the stand
~ We MN cross-examined about it.
come TO tie oth=r plea of the de
lie claim Of insanity would never
O'sn Set up if tue claim of self-defense
-" Fue' and the latter was offered t.
- excuse to justify murder. L will
''u 'nat the plea vas wholly manu-
80 - 'or the Parp1ses Of this case, and
=" 1 entirely false. do not want I,
- on ANYBODY, aud say that the de
Na-a' TiIIfuily testified to i
-I' INST testimony on which the desans,
mn 'Ae'r plea Of self-defensc is tl,at 81
~ Aohler I will show Won ,b.t -,
sy, "''u he was when he saw Mr.
lung could not enable him to motto.
,, FI''' IN Mr.. De Young's pocket ,
.rn ''aa considerable Of the witness,
~; Iuay In support Of his theory, an,
b;ss. Tie next testimony on th.
:, h : Mr. Walters. He claimed tina
titor,, OIL Mr.. De Young's coat war,
Irf.@ rIs Up You saw the coat and it W.
e,,oo ,s Plain that never more than wv.
,''a' had been used in buttonio .4 IL. ' w.
pttoD, - mot not made to have more than tw,
alter , used Iii perfectly plain that Mr.
rsg,, :ould not have seen what he testife,
/. =, ,,a IL the pistol. Why did Mr.. Wal Wal
the y 20. 20 Mr.. spreckely when Ieaving h; !,
taol Chronicle \, Office. Don't m ms n'l
sep said o. n Yourself when notbin NM I.'
or N, between ct them about the "Cbrnn ni
ak Ia. %' De Young Gentlemen t that nj
ssl eye. II the tss:i 1a% 'n e. devil wli i
i SHOWS that there is an attemn