The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-12-19
TRIAL FOR CNNSPIR''vs
Counsel Ashford Fishes for Van
Giesen's Record.
Scotland Yard McEvoy rs'IS How He
Worked The Ma con ents.
FIRST DAY.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

before coming here from the
United States had lived more than
one year In the State OF New York
in the sixties; lived in the city OF
New York more than three months;
prior to residence in the city Of New
York lived in st. Louis, Miss, sew
eral years, then went to New York
and stayed there q short time; from
there came on a ship around the
Horn to San Francisco, stayed for q
few weeks, then went north six
months, and came TO Honolulu in
1879; lived in Geneva county, south
Of Rochester, in New York; am AZ
years Of age; was thirty.two years
OF age on arrival at Honolulu; there
was q railroad running near Geneva
county; stayed in q town in Ohio
near Cincinnati, but cannot recall
the name Of II; believe I lived in
Rochester quite . while next; Ro-
chester IL near q small lake, railroad
communication there; think IL was
the New York central; the peculiar
features about the river were its
fine scenery; lived . year 10 Roches-
ter; arrived in Rochester in the
seventies, some time after "; cant
recall any Of the names OF the streets
or prominent buildings; think was
employed in q furniture factory In
Rochester, from there to Geneva,
south OF Rochester, by railroad;
then went to Elmira . short time;
was In Philadelphia in the CEN
tennial year; left New York city on
the eve Of the exhibition; occupied
three months coming around the
Horn in the Eugenis, American
ship; arrived in San Francisco In
the summer; don't remember the
names Of the principal streets In San
Francisco; remember one hotel, the
Russ House; don't remember where
It was located; remember "kearney"
street, somewhere In San Francisco;
San Francisco IL built on rising
ground; left San Francisco in .
whaler in the spring Of the year;
don't remember the name OF the
vessel, but IL was one OF those Loaf
In the north, not that season, how
ever; passed through the Behring
straits and near Burrows Point; the
Eureka, Rainbow, Reindeer were
among the fleet; Captain Nye was
master OF the whaler which / was
on; the whaler's home port was New
Bedford; the whaler came direct to
Honolulu, and witness left her here
by consent OF the captain; was ships
carpenter on the ship; was born In
Klonstaadt, Germany, aud was
brought by parents to New York; II
Is not true that Van Gissen is an a..
sumed name; did not have another
name while in Lahaina; received
discharge at the Consulate under
the name OF Van Giesen; don't re-
member whether Il was at the U. s.
Consulate or not; was in ST. Louis
when the American war was on
from Nov, 1893, until the latter end
Of August heard nothing seditions
from either Bush or Crick; remem.
ber the first conversation being
on Friday, August I'D, because
il was the month OF August and
two rs; at the conversation CricL
said blood must flow, also that
Wilcox had 800 men bahind him
witness had been living with CricL
two months when the conversation
took place; Crick did not rent the
house; did not charge Crick rent
being a professional matter OF wit
ness's; only borrowed SIS from Cricl
once to help lady to 90 to Maui
since being in the secret service
have been in the band two months
also with Harrison, the piano tuner
remember DR.. Aiming; did not stea
q microscope from him; have q
microscope bought from him fol
$225; did not tell Crick that instru
nent was worth $llOO and was stolen
from DIR. Aiming.
The Attorney General asked the
Court to call q halt on the cross
examination. The evidence nov
being adduced had nothing to dc
with the case, and was not relevant
to the issue. Counsel for defend
ants wished to discredit the evidences
Of the witness by producing evidences
that the man was q thief and by
right ought to be on the reef him
self.
Cross-examination resumed: Die
not tell Crick that the instrument
had been stolen from DR.. Aiming
the Cummins commission returned
on August 81; don't know what day
OF the week it was, conference abou,
overthrow OF Government occurred
at Bush's residence on the 9TH OF
Sth OF September; young Lane
from the other side OF the isl
aud was one OF those present
it was in the forenoon when Nawah
came in; had been there six or sever
months; Bush advised the natives t.
sell thsir pigs, mortgage their lands
and keep them for future use; Bust
said in Hawaiian, "Hoomakauka,
pakahi; o kuai aku ko oukou alma; I
kuai pu, a malama aku ka Il
hama. each one get ready; sci
your lands; buy a gun and keep then
I'LL the day OF work. Sam Pua, j
Bush aud printer boys were present
Bush said that no would take up ,
,,,n In .asa az An unFisiuU anil al,