The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-05-23

Qutcn tstAbe9na rcriurt Come
mitted FROM poiice Court lilo. Case
continued 10 N1t term un account
Of absence Of counsel
Queen v. Okauo uud Nalsuuolu.
Perjury, Committed FROM lilo Poe
lice Court. Continued to Not, term
No counsel pr, srnL
Queen Va. llooshino. llanamit0,
Japs. House. breaking. Committed
from Police Court, lilo. demanded
back TO the Police Court ~ common
nuisanees.
Queen vs.. Uyemuta kawnkicht,
Jap. Larceny, "a degree. Com
mittcd from llilo Police Court Yer
dict, guilty, one dissenting Sen
fenced 10 Imprisonment Of hard labor
for two years and pay fine Of 81
with costs. G.. Wilder for crown (;
defendant las no counsel.
Queen vs. Nakashina, Jap. Per.
jury. Committed from lliIo Police
Court. Defendant pleads guilty.
Sentenced to Imprisonment at hard
labor for four months with costs.
Queen VS.. +. H. Powers. Gross
cheat. Appeal from Police Court,
HiIo. The Acknowledgement enters
a nolle prosequi.
Queen W. Manuel F. Robelo.
EmbezzIement. Change of venue
from supreme Court. The Court re-
quests the jury to bring in verdict
of acqutta', without leaving their
seats. G.. Wilder for the crown; de-
PENDANT for himself.
Queen VS.. Charles Thompson.
House breaking. Committed from
Police Court, Hlo. Verdict, guilty
of burglary, one dissenting. g.
Wilder for the crown; defendant for
himself. Sentenced to two yea Is at
hard labor.
Queen VS.. All Sing. Larceny, I'd
degree. Committed from District
Court, N. Hilo. Defendants coun-
sci asks that the case be continued
to the Nov term, it being a new case
he has had no time to examine wit
nesses. Granted. G. Wilder for the
crown; ID. II. Hitchcock for defend
ants.
W. Ii. Shipman VS.. Nohokai.
Ejectment. Appeal from HiIo Police
Court. Appellant Nohokai asks
leave to Withdraw the suit, which the
Court grants, he paying costs. d.
H. Hitchcock for plaintiff.
Atai VS.. j. B keawehano. Trover.
Appeal from Hilo Police Court. Non
suit asked by counsel for the defense
which the Court allows. ID. IL.
Hitchcock for plaintiff; W. Austin
Whiting for defendant
All Hoi VS.. Aiona. Replevin.
Continued from November term 1890.
Stipulatons filed with the clerk that
the case be continued to the Novem-
Der term Waimea. Court grants the
request. d. II. Hitchcock for plain
tiff; Paul Neumann for defendant
DIVORCE CASES.
Mary Chang Wal VS.. Chang Wal.
Libel for divorce on ground of cruel
treatment, desertion, and failure to
support. The Court grants the d.
vorce as prayer for in the libel and
gives the guardianship and custody
of the child Josephine to the mother.
d. II. Hitchcock for plaintiff.
WIN. Campbell, jr., VS.. Kipoula
Campbell. Libel for divorce. Coun-
sci asks that the case be discontinued
Court grants the request. ID. II.
Hitchcock for plaintiff.
Eugenia Mills VS.. Joseph r. Mills.
Libel for divorce. Divorce granted.
The defendant being in Oahu Prison
for term Of nine years on convic-
ton of mansIaughter. d. II. Hitch.
cock for plaintiff.
Kekuko VS.. Jco de Florice. Libel
for divorce. Counsel for defendant
asks that the case be continued to the
November term on account Of absence
of witness. Court grants the request.
Paul Neumann for plaintiff d. II.
Hitchcock for defendant.
James d. Molina VS.. Kawaheohe.
Libel for divorce. The plaintiff and
defendant not appearing at the term
when called, the Court orders non
suit to be entered with costs.
Apon alias Afoon VS.. kahaumia.
Libel for divorce. Divorce granted
on ground of deserton for more than
three years. Hitchcock for plaintiff.