The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-13

was a little blood flowing from The
lips found KNIFE IN his poke,
and some money; inquest was held
about noon; Mills gave me memo.
book between and 9. ! asked him
where it came from. he SAID hc
couldn't remember who gave 1t to
him. he said il was GOtO's book bat
Nj. Grotc told him he picked il
up on the trail Judge Thomas held
the inquest, Mills luoh The evidence;
one Of jurors asked a question that
| noticed Mills did not take down, |
asked him tO make Il note Of it. and
he became greatly offended and
walked out Of The room, we had II
recess t. see whether to take more
testimony: Mills declined toacl any
further bat Jld.c called him IN and
he returned; We apologizrd TO judge
and jury for delay and said We
would take no morc'cvidcuce; Mills
made remarks Oh law regarding the
taking If evidence: Steele was pre-
sent second day: among witnesses
were George Tictjcn, II Portuguese
boy, some japanese, do not know il
would remember BOY name II
mentioned.
Mr.. Davidson objects and Mr..
Ncuman valves SUGGESTION nf name.
Wi,ness-l inquired OF Mr.. Over
end where Steele WAS and he said he
would send Tic,ien down, rs he was
present when body was found and
| Dvcrend thought he would do as
well Steele gave evidence regard
| ing finding of body; don't rccollcct
more of inquest, as was out and in.
At IL clock tllc Court LOOK re-
cess TIL one O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Dcuuty Sheriff Lyman--cros,-
examined: never asked Goto how
he rot that memorandum book.
asked about him but found he had
zone to Maui on the Iwalani don't
remember seeinp Blahou there; rot
cloak and cap from Mills Dec. Il:
he said his wife cot mud on cloak in
her Garden have seen her work in
Garden different times had n search
warran. for ropes: sen, Brickwood
morning of murder TO all stores in
lower lIonoliaa for ropc I; looked in
VILLAGE. he looked below, but we
didn't find any: Mills said that sam
ple came from PORTUGUESE store. To
the Court-Colo could not talk
English much. he understood good
deal of it; his store was next to
tina, of Mills ON IIilo side: he was a
small man 4; he used 10 ride round
considerably, had several horses.
Gro T,rr,rx sworn. Las, Octo.
hor I ros;IoI ot Mr. oy.rond,s ion
,horo ,9d of Ion wac inn, oyey
Jonorose women for q ar IN mo,,hs
know oil tho dctonIonts saw J,r,,
naso HANGING there. I hclieve in
Novo,nhnr ;n morn;ny -, I;t,Io ate,
siv. ,l,arc wos nrIv por,urue.,
,hore who s,ro nnt Come Lcro
conr',o thnro5s , I.n,,oso h,ry'
;nm - nossod ,hrourh tho vill,ro
ala NOT mass courthouse. hodv was
ohont fonr foot from Ground. sow
r'Stoolo cominn and no told mo +,
ant him dow toId him 7 wonidn',
!, w,s NOT allowed in any country f.
do tLot. Stoolo did not CIV IN,
NOVA. wos coI,od 80 = witness a,
inonos, in ,hc field that morninc
e.id ia steele 81 wordor who Inn,
that jap; pcrhaps he has been gam
bling, and they had hung him TO
that :" he said. 81 don't know, per
haps some Chinese keeper
hung him: :" heard Babon say in
blacksmith shop that he thought j
WAS a bundle of clothes hung up;
spoke to Watson about it, and h,
said he had seen ''plenty of then
fellows hanging up in California :
nothing else was said by any of thu
three men: spoke to Watson some
time after in q house, saying | haC
never seen a hangman's knot before
he said he had seen them often, anC
he made one to show me it was lik,
that (referring to exhibit; it di,
not take him long to make it whel
talking in field to Watson he sal,
people who would do anything lik
that would keep their mouths shut
Steele said TO me once, "this lynch
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