The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-10-07
OCTOBER TERM.
Tic Coari opens a. 80 o'clock. I'm
dlctmeut- Presented by the At
tOrnpy.G General.

Court opened at 10 O'Clock this
morning, His Honor Chief Justice
Judd, presiding. The Court room
was crowded in every part, princi-
paIly with Hawaians. There was
also large attendance OF the mem.
bers of the bar.
Acknowledgement Ashford said he
was ready to present an indictment
against Albert Loomens for treason.
Loomens was placed before the
bar of the Court.
The Court--Have You any coun-
sell?
Loomens--Yes, Mr. Rosa.
Mr.. Rosa--I see that Messrs.
Neumann and Whiting are the coun-
sci on record.
Mr.. Neumann-I only appeared
for Loomens in the Court below.
Mr.. Rosa I am not defendants
counsel at present.
The Court-Do you Loomens wish
the Court to assign YOU counsel.
Loomens--I would like to get my
own counsel.
The Court-You have had plenty
of time to do so since July 3let.
LoomGns--I ask for a postpone
ment for four days so that | can get
a lawyer myself
The Court cannot grant the
request, you have had abundance of
time.
Loomens-I would ask for two
days.
The Court will give you until
| o'clock this afternoon. 1T you
had not had plenty of time your re-
quest for q longer time would have
been granted.
The King VS.. Gabriel. Riot. BY
request of the Attorney-General this
case was transferred from the Ha-
waiian to the foreign jury calendar.
The defendant in reply to the Court
said he was Frenchman, and after
the indictment was read he pleaded
guilty. Acknowledgement Ashford
moved for sentence in this case. He
offered an explanation for the de.
PENDANT. He (Gabriel) was hired
by r. w. Wilcox as servant some
time previous to the instruction at
81 per day. He assisted Wilcox in
surveying and gathering in arms.
He attended the last meeting ut Mrs.
Dominis' residence and was ordered
TO fall in line by Wilcox. His in
experience of the Hawaiian language
and other things suggested that 4
light sentence should be passed.
The Government did not desire TO
secure severe sentences IN any of
the cases. His Honor thought the
case commended itself TO the mercy
Of the Court. The defendant was
ignorant and was no doubt led into
the affair. The Court had no desire
to in!lict heavy sentences. Gabriel
would be imprisoned at hard labor
for one month.
The King VS.. Alexander Smith.
Conspiracy lst degree. The defend
ant pleaded guilty. The Attorney
General asked that sentence be sus-
pended for the present, rs he cx-
pecLed to make use of the defendant
as a witness. The Court granted
the request.
The King IS. Walu, Kauhkoa,
KukauIalIi and Palekaluhi. Con-
spiracy LIST degree. All four plead
ed not guilty.
The Court here stated that those
defendants on bail would have TO
report every morning at 10 O'Clock.
The King W. S. E. kaiue, Thos.
Spencer and Kanoa. Conspiracy,
lst degree. All pleaded not guilty.
The King vs.. Jack Kuamoo, S. X.
Pua, Kahuakai and Kaona. Con.
spiracy lst degree, Mr.. Achi ask
ed that Kuamoo's plea be postponed
to Tuesday. Mr.. Rosa on behalf of
Pua and Kaena said they were not
ready to plead, as he desired to eX-
anime the indictment with view of
filing u demurrer. The Court order
ed the indictment to stand over un-
| til Tuesday.
The King vs. Nahinalau, Il. Pa
lau and $. Kila. Riot. Pleas reserv-
ed to the Sth.
The King VS.. Manu-, Namehana,
Kamaikaloa, Kahalshili and j. Ke-
Iii. Riot. Pleas reserved to the Sth.
The King VS.. Kalmimoku, Kuao-
mona, Kahukula. Riot. Pleas re-
served TO the 9th.
The King vs. Hamaia, Kanikalio,
Pamalo and +, II. Mahuka. Con-
spiracy, LIST degree. Pleas reserved
To the 9Th.
The King vs.. Kahoomahele, Ka-
iii, Kaaua, Kailianu and Kali.
Conspiracy, lst degree. Pleas re-
served TO the 9Th.
The King vs. Geo. Baker and Pu..
pule. Riot. Pleas reserved to the
9Th.
The King VS.. Wahineaua, John
Hapa, W. Perry and Kamai. Riot.
Mr.. Kaulukou. who appeared for
Kamai, said he would like to have a
separate indictment and trial. Wa
hineaua pleaded not guilty Pleas
of others reserved to the 9Th,
The King vs. Naihe, Hoomanawa-
nui, Auwac aud PoliEapu, Riot.
Pleas reserved to the 9Th.
The King vs.. kawehena, Keawe