The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-15

cess till 80, the prosecution spe.
cially requesting an extra half-hour.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
TAMURA, Morning after
hanging, Steele said nothing to men
about the event; saw Goto at my
house night before, Il was one OF seven
asked for damages; II was house of
lot No. 4; Goto stayed over an hour,
] was there when he left; went out
Two hours after, Two men with me,
stayed less then 10 minutes, saw two
horses, n white and black. white
looked like Steelc's, black like
Overend $; couldn't recognize men;
evening was dark, but after 10 sky
was clear, ut midnight was clear;
were "a or 26 yards from horses it
it was unusual to see horsemen round
that time of night; l said to Uyeda.
That's luna Toms horse, why does
he come back so latef" and he said,
Truly 80" bought nearly MI
supplies from Goto, did not trade
with Mills.
Cross-cxamined by Mr.. Davidson
Did not know Goto WAS coming
that night; men left my house after
eight, they had lantern, returned in
half ali hour, and two other men
were there, IA or Is altogether; did
not have frolc, did not play cards,
talked to each other quietly: dis
pcrsed by ones and twos; there was
20 trouble among japanese them
selves; did not sleep before going
out; walked TO field two miles in
morning, worked oil day, walked
home in the evening. talked business
till nine O'Clock, but did not 60 10
sleep, could not sleep because l was
thinking; have a clock in house, 20
to worl; by it : when went hack 10
bed after II | slept; heard dogs
barking in evening about 8 O'Clock,
after the Japs came.
NAGuCiI, sworn-Am one Of
laborers on Overend's plantation.
Heard two horses going by about
| II O'Clock. No cross examination.
MIAMOTo OToGORo, sworn-Am
one of labOrers Of Ovcrend's planta-
ton. Happened to open his win
dow to spit out as he was coughing
and looked out, and saw white
horse which lie thinks was Mr..
Sleeic's horse, about IL O'Clock.
NAKAMCRA, sworn--Am one OF
laborers on Overend's plantation,
saw Steele on Il white horse going
out OF the gate ab.ut half-past nine
y. m.
| OKAMOTo, sworn-Am one OF
laborers on Overcnd's plantation.
| Witness heard horses at about 9:30
ON night Of Oct. 2S. He added moth
ing material to testimony OF other
Japanese witnesses.
YAMAGUCHI SEKHZO, swOrn--Am
contract laborer at Ovcrcnd's; heard
noise Of horses passing at midnight
of Oct. 2S. but did not see the
horses, appeared TO be going toward
Overcnd's.
| ross-examined by Mr.. Davidson
There were % men in house that
evening, all did not retire ut same
time; do not know positively what
time horses passed; road is not a
hard one; knew that horses were
passing, they were going between
slow and fast. 10 the Cour,--Was
awakened by The noise Of the horse +
feet.
! At 80 the Court adiourncd till
Saturday morning NJ 8 O'Clock.
rifrii DAY.
| SATURDAY, May 10.
| The Court opened ut 9:l0 O'Clock.
Chief Justice Judd inquired of Mr..
Heydtmann whether the jury's pill
lows were hard. The juror replied,
"Well, they are little hard" His
Honor promised to see if softer pill
lows could be obtained among
friends.
| f. SAoKA, called for the pro.ccu-
ton and swOrn--I.ire mt lionokaa,
was employed in Goto's store last
October as clerk, worked Tor Goto
nine months; Goto has been killed j;
i found out he was dead on the 29th
October, somebody told me and |
went TO see the body. Go,o had
some trouble about the firing of tho
cane, he was accused of interpreting
wrong at investigation; Goto was
not married, did not live with any
woman. Goto bought horse u few
days before and paid the money the
day before he was murdered; Goto
talked about the horse that night
and tlen went out; l didn't know
where he went, he went ont
on horseback, riding white
horse that he bought the dav
before. | saw the money pald
and receipt given; horse was
bought from japanese from Ko-
hala; there was no difficulty in the
transaction five dollars was paid
one day and ten another day. Goto
was dressed IN striped shirt, blue
denim trousers, and hat that was
not a straw hat. .(Witness identi.
ties the different articles of clothing
shown.) didn't see Goto come
back that night, saw him next
morning when he was dead. slept
in GOtO's store GOlO silent i'm same