The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-19

some execution on the side OF the
monarchy; Bush in his paper did not
advocate resort to arms, but did so
orally, he showed witness two revolt
vers in June, and said he was ready
and would use them in case OF an at
tack on himself; Bush said some-
thing about mob violence being
threatened him; was shown q rife in
the spring Of the year, II was kept
upstairs in a little room of the
veranda; saw Criek examining map
Of Honolulu; witness was given to
understan that the plans when
completed would be submitted to
Mrs. Dominis aud Nowlein; don't re-
member the language he used; Bush
and Nawahi agreed to the plan but
not to assisting in carrying II out;
on October Is found guns in Crick's
room; during preceding week paid
several visits to Crick's room; made
frequent visits looking for contra.
band goods; there we're three guns
in the room; one was bought later,
on Nov. Z; the guns we're hidden un-
der spriug mattress in witness room
by order Of Crick; they were later
put in au adjoining building under
meath the foor,in small hole which
had been dug for them; the revolt
vers were in . bureau in witness
bedroom, not in Crick's bedroom;
the revolvers were brought to the
house after Nov. ~; on Nov. Z visit
ed Mr.. Harrison's house; the fourth
rifle was brought on Nov 7 at 8
o'clock in the evening by Crick, re-
marking at the same time, Heres
another one; what do you think
about III" Met George, one Of the
boys employed In Bush's Office, yester.
day afternoon and had conversation
with him about this case; did not
tell George to tell Bush to throw
over the ownership Of the rifles to
someone else and he (Bush) would
get OF; did not tell boy to tell Bush
to put blame on Crick; know Crick
10 a chemist; have never seen him,
however, compound any explosives,
but have seen prescriptions; first
mention about mortar was aimee the
arrival Of the commissioners; IL was
to he used on the Government build.
ings; Crick did not tell witness who
had been sent for the mortar; Ma.
wahi aud Bush were asked by wit
ness wheth the mortar had arrived,
they said they did not know; the
talk about the firing Of Eva plsnts-
ton aud Twins place, Kahuku, was
on a Sunday, aud Crick said that
news would probably be heard the
next day; reported the matter an
hour later to the Marshal; don't
know whether Kahuku belongs 70
Irwin or not; have heard subse-
quently that there was no truth In
the firing OF the plantations.
To the Attorney. General: Yes, l
was there at Lahaina in 1872 when
you were there. I remember II dis.
tinctly.
Attorney. General: How do you
account for the disparity then' You
stated you came here Ia 1897
Witness: Among the multitude Of
questions asked by the lawyer, ] an
not in my right mind. Think
arrived in Honolulu In 1869. I re-.
member playing al Fernandez.
To Ashford: Worked At SpaldiuR's
West Maui plantation; was five oI
six years at Lshaina; went to Wais,
lua after leaving Lahsina and left
there after HslsteAd's partner died
went to Kauai in 1873 or 1879; WAS
at Kauai two years; was twent y-three
years old on arrival in Hawaii.
The witness was rather embar.
raised up here trying to locate where
the missing ten years came IN, and
counsel Ashford dismissed him with
congratulations at i:45 o'clock. The
room was crowded TO adjournment
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