The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-24

uay nad stayed there would not
have been sufficient arms; under.
stood they deserted because there
were no foreigners there and no
leaders.
Recess was taken to 1:30 p. m.
Doings in Recess.
During recess men we're set to
work to take down other parts of
the ceiling in the courtroom which
had been noticed to be loose. 1t
now being thought safe the table at
which the Commission sat was NOV
ed back to its former position.
j. w. Bipikane and the other
prisoners were allowed to walk
about the rear veranda during re-
cess. Bipikane walked a military
step and moved from one end to the
other restlessly.
Afternoon Session.
The Court convened at 1:45
o'clock.
Keawe, sworn, states: Was 10 the
uprising Of the 9th and 9TH; went
there on Sunday night by order OF
Kauai and Aberahama; they said to
witness to go to the war; didn't
want to go but went, was told il
witness didn't go he would he shot;
the men were armed.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at Wal
alae, this side Of IsenDerg's; Kauai
and Aberahama went to witness
house on the afternoon OF Sunday
| fnl 70 n IL a aI 70
Ahia's house; Kauai and Aberaham
had pistols.
Koia, sworn, states: Went to Ka-
hala on Sunday night; carried gun
and wore a belt; was told to go
there by Aberahama and Kauai;
that all "Aloha Alma" were to go
there; was told il he didn't 90 they
would shoot him, at the same time
pointing pistol at him.
Cross-examination - Both Kauai
and Aberahama met witness and
told him to go to Kahala; know it
was the two prisoners, because they
were committee to rouse the ma
tives in that locality; witness had
been drinking ava in Honolulu and
was under the influence OF ava on
returning that Sunday night.
Kekapa, sworn, states: Am men,
Der Co. A, N G. H.; formed the &C
quaintance of Kanuha on Maui; re-
member talking to the school boys
about the royalists and the Provi-
sional Government; Kanuha said he
did not want any government under
the missionaries; he also said that
there would be change and that
the Queen would be restored.
Cross.examination - Had discus
sion with Kanuha on an afternoon
in the shop OF Kauuha at Kameha-
meha school; it was during Novem-
Der or December; told Prof. Rich
ards and DR.. Whitney that Kanuha
was an opponent OF the republic.
With this witness the prosecution
closed.
The Defense.
John Wise was called for the de-
tense. Being sworn, he states: Am
acquainted with d. Kanuha; met
him on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 6, al
2 o'clock at Bipikane's, witness resi-
dence; asked Kanuha il he wanted
to 60 buggy riding; told him they
would go to Bertelmann's place al
Waikiki; went there and beyond tC
Kaalawai; Kanuha got of at Bertel
mann's and walked after witness to
Kaalawai; there were guns in bag
in the carriage; Kanuha did not as
list in carrying the bag from the
carriage; witness took the bag him
self into the house; witness and Ka
nuha returned to Pawaa that same
evening.
Cross examination-Don't know
: how many guns were in the bag
/; they were Winchesters and two
Sharps; they were brought up OF
the Thursday evening prior to tn,
Sunday; witness was told to keeE
them until he received further orders
| received orders to take them Sunday
! to Bertelmsnn's; had received pre-
vious intimation from Sam Nowleir
that a package OF guns would bt
brought up there; don't know who
, the native was who brought tn,
guns there that Thursday night.
Lot Lane was next called and wa
a warned about giving evidence which
, would criminate himself.
Lane, sworn, states: Did not 80,
Wise and Ksnuha at Kaalawai OF
Sunday afternoon, Jan. 6; he wa
! asleep; saw Charles Barlow Their,
/ that day.
a j. w. Bipikane was the next wit
ness. He was also warned as tn,
4 previous witness.
. Bipikane, sworn, states: Saw Ka
: nuha and Wise at Kaalawai on Sun
: day, Jan. 6; Wise was on a carriag
' and Kanuha followed on foot; Ka
4 uuha did not take any part in re
, moving the bundle OF arms from tn,
= carriage into the house; some of tn
= men there aud Wise took the gun
q out.
. Cross. examination - Don't kno,
who those guns brought out Their
q belonged to; witness went Their
n at ll:U a. IN. Sunday; didn'
n know that there were any guns sc
n creted about witness premises; re-
4 member seeing this rifle Exhibits
!. in Court at Kaalawai; did see tw
: Springfield rifles with the Initial
;. y. w. b." at Kaalawai, but witnes
a wanted to know where they cam
q from; he didn't know; witness di
# not have gun at his house in tow
IS and that is the reason he Wen