The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-09-30
POLICE COURT.
TUESDAY, Sept. 2Stl

One case of drunkenness. Fine
of SIS inflicted. Costs 81.
Jas. Murphy forfeited $40 bail,
on charge of assault and battery.
Abraham Kaae entered a plea of
guilty to charge of having opium
unlawfully in possession. Fined
$50 and sentenced to Imprisonment
at hard labor for Is days. Costs 81.
Edward Langley and Alexander
Arthur were charged with furious
and needless driving.
Plea, not guilty.
w. r. Castle stated that on Sum
day last about half past IL o'clock
he was driving out of Kawaiahao
church in his carriage. He saw
brake with defendants in it coming
up Punchbowl street. An old woman
was crossing the street. He heard
some one call out 'Look out, get
out of the way There was an
attempt to pull up the horse, but
they struck the woman and threw
her down, striking the back of her
head. The horse did not step on
her. She was picked up by some
natives. She was unconscious. They
bathed her face with water. Lang
ley gave his name and witness adj
vised him to report himself at Police
Station. A good driver would have
walked his horse through the crowd.
Kaniho gave similar testimony to
the above, adding that Langley was
driving the horse.
Remanded until 9Th proximo.
All Chong was charged with as
sault and battery. Plea, not guilty.
Found guilty and sentenced to z
days Imprisonment. Appeal noted
to Supreme Court.
Hanu, Kealohanui, Kahalemauna,
Kanakanui and Bill, were charged
with assault and battery on All Wa.
All Wa testified that he was COM
ing along Waikiki road with a load
of bananas and sugar cane. The
defendants were working on the road
The road was blocked. Witness
told them he could not pass. They
demanded money to let him pass.
They jumped on the wagon and took
the sticks of sugar cane. He told
them the sugar cane was sold. One
of the defendants struck witness in
the eye. They knocked his hat off
and tied his hair to the fence. They
took rope out of the wagon, tied
witnesses legs and pulled him up.
Mr.. Hart came along shortly after
wards. Witness said he was covered
with bruises.
All You, a driver of Waller
butcher cart, gave corroborative
testimony. He saw the whole affair
He told Mr.. Hart about it.
w. c. Hart testified to seeing thu
Chinaman tied up, and ordering the
defendants to let him 60. They
hesitated but did so at last. He
identified the defendants as the car
drivers.
Defendants found guilty, an6
sentenced to one months imprison
ment at hard labor. Sentences tC
begin after expiration of former
sentences.
VIM, Jordan entered a plea o.
guilty to charge of violating Elk
press Rule vi. Fined S.. Costs
So.
Makinikona, charged with desert
ing his wife. Plea not guilty.
The defendants wife, Kealoha
gave full particulars of the deser'
ton.
Defendant gave his view of tn.
alleged desertion.
Case dismissed. Costs $3.50.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. goth.
Peter Lawrence and Joe Murry
were convicted of drunkenness ant
fined So each and costs 81 each.
Joachim Pacheco was charged
with smuggling liquor. Plea no
guilty.
Officers Crabbe and Holt testified
to seeing the defendant at Kakaak
trying to sell liquor to the Portu
guese there. Crabbe arrested him
Found guilty. Fined $50. Cost
Sl.40. Liquor confiscated. Appea
noted to Supreme Court.
Chin Quai Sen was charged wit
perjury and remanded until Pm
proximo.