The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-08-20

Palace with the men had, and said iii
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mons were fred that day by men that
came with Wilcox-they fired IN ;
makai direction. Wilcox acted as com
mander OF the men who came with HIM.
He was dressed in uniform, bat it was
not 3 Hawaiian uniform" Defendant
offered no evidence, but asked 10 be dis
charged twas ordered that defendant
De committed for trial at the next term
OF the Supreme Court at Honolulu. De
putv Attorney General Peterson, 4. S
HartAell and F. n Hatch iur the PROSE
ton; and Paul Neumann and. J. " ka-
lua attorneys for defendant.
Albert Eoomens, tremanded from Aug.
18th on same charge as Witcox.l Thos.
iona, sworn, says: ~ am police
officer, and was on duty at the corner OF
King and Eiliha streets. About 3. N.
on July 50th, / saw the company, led
by Wilcox, coming IRON the PAlama d.
rectioa. l came down to the Chinese
Theatre Alexander Smith drew 3 re-
volver at ME. and told me to get into line.
did so. About 100 men were in the
bodv-some with guns and some with
out. / did not notice defendant in the
body. Wilcox, Alexander Smith and
Jim hauhAne were in the front rank.
We marched down TO Maunakea street,
aud two policemen who were there
were compelled to join Us. At
Fort street another was taken in.
Then We marched TO Richard street and
up that street 10 Hotel street, thence
-. d loo, ~, IL - tho ,po,,i-a r-ataa ~
the Palace where we were drawn up in
line. Wilcox then demanded entrance,
but the sentry would not open the gate.
The people outside then cooked their
guns. and The SentrieS inside ran away
Some OF Wilcox's men climbed over the
wall and opened the gates. We police
were in 'front.' We were all drawn up
in line at the Palace. The police were
on the right next the Bungalow" Rob
ert Parker, sworn Says-''t saw defen-
dsnt in the Palace grounds on the morn
ing OF July SQth. noticed him when
the guns were being placed in position.
He was talking to Wilcox. 1t was
between and & q. N, when
l saw defendant there" John kea,
sworn, SAYS 81 saw q white man in
the Palace yard with Wilcox, and he was
l heard him ask whether
there were sufficient provisions. 1 also
saw him 90 out of the Palace yard. A
number OF people went in and out Of the
Palace grounds. | was only q spectator. "
Police aptaIn W. Larsen, sworn, says
81 was j police officer on July 30th. |
saw defendant that day on Hotel street
talking to q Chinese hack driver. asked
him his name and arrested him for trea-
son. He had bulldog pistol in his
pocket, and took it fran him. 1t was
loaded. l brought him to the Police
Station. 1 believe he said he did not
know what he was arrested for. l asked
him whether he was in the Palace yard
that morning, and he said yes. He
seemed fiurried. | arrested him in Hotel
street near the Bay Horse saloon before
or Just after L noon. 1t was after shoot
ing began" Defendant offers no eyi-
dence and asks for discharge 1t is
that defendant be committed for
trial at the next term OF the Supreme
Court in Honolulu. Deputy Attorney
General Peterson, A. s. Hartwell, and
F. NJ. Hatch for prosecution. w. A.
and Paul Neumann attorneys
for defendant
In the cases OF Kahananui and Kappa
.ewai, charged with treason, 3 nolle pros.
was entered.
Alexander Smith, charged on August
Sth with conspiracy, TO which charge q
nolle pros. is entered. On August 18th
he was charged with treason, and this
charge is repeated Defendant valves
examination, and is committed for trial
the same as in the above cases. W. a.
Kinney and W. C. Achi attorneys for
defendant
II. P. K. Malulani was charged on
August Sth with conspiracy, and against
hat charge nolle pros. is entered. He
s now charged with treason. Defendant
valves examination, and is committed
or trial as above. W. c. Achi attorney
or. defendant.
10 Fon, charged with treason, is re-
handed until moved on, at the request
II the prosecution. V. V. Ashford at
orney Tor defendant
James Kauhane, charged with treason.
at the request Of the prosecution, he is
-emanded until moved on.
J. VI. Poepoe, charged with treason,
valves examination, and Is committed as
lbove. WRCastle and j. L. Kauluk0u
attorneys for defendant.
Hiram Kaaha, charged with treason.
Defendant valves examination, and is
committed as above. j. L. kaulukou
attorney for defendant.
CONSPIRACY CASES.
Kukaukai, charged with conspiracy in
he LIST degree. Examination waived,
md he Is committed for trial at the Su-
oreme Court in Honolulu. j. L. Kaulu
zou and w. G. Achi attorneys for de-
endant.
Sam Hook, charged with conspiracy in
he 1st degree. Valves examination,
md is committed as above. W. c. Achi
attorney for defendant.
Hamala, charged with conspiracy in
he LIST degree. Valves examination,
md is committed as above. 4 Rosa at
orney for defendant.
Hukaulalii, charged with conspiracy
n the lst degree. Waives examina-
ion and is committed as above.
A. K. Palekaluhi. charged with con-
spiracy in the 1st degree. Valves ex-
animation and is committed as above.
!. Rosa attorney for defendant.
Z. II. Mahuka and S <. Pua, charged
With conspiracy in the 1st degree,
valve examination and are committed
s above.
L. Kaimimoku, charged with con-
piracy in the LIST degree, valves exam
nation and is committed as above W.
:. Achi attorney for defendant.
J. E. Bush, charged with conspiracy,
s remanded by prosecution until Aug
ist 18th. A. Rosa attorney for de- 4