The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-22
THIRTIETH DAY.
Trial Of Junius Kaas for Previous
Guilty knowledge.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Keliikuewa, sworn, states: Was at
Kaae's place and was present there
on Saturday night; was sent out on
Sunday morning to kaalawai and
was told that when | got there |
would ba unable to leave again, as
sentries were to be posted there;
saw the arms there aud was placed
under command of Willie Greig;
Sam Nowleiu was the head.
Daring the cross-examination Mr..
Neumann asked witness if he had
been given any promise. The wit
ness answered in the negative. He
was then asked if he knew what his
sentence was to be. Witness aus
wered yes, he would get five years.
Charles Barlow, sworn, states:
Was at Kaae's house on the Satur-
day night; the accused and his wife
with the Lane boys, besides Kelii-
kuewa, Hakuole Silva and another
native boy were present; we drank
together, Mrs. Kaae proposed the
toast to the health of the Queen aud
Lot Lane added, Forward to Vic
tory; Kaae told us when we went
out on the street that when we went
out to Waikiki to scatter when we
got to certain place; we did so,
Jim Lane and myself and native
boy walking behind; reached Kaa-
laval that same evening and saw the
arms: the arms were used in the up
rising; we were not successful;
guarded some Of the prisoners which
were at Kaalawai.
Cross examin alton Lot Lane came
to my place at Kaumakapili and
asked me to go to Kase's place;
that was between 6 and o'clock;
got there after 7 o'clock; the Lane
boys, Silva, Keliikuewa and myself
were there besides Junius kaae and
his wife.
Sam Nowlein, sworn, states: Took
part 10 the rebellion OF Jan. 6 and q;
Gulick, Seward, Richard aud Others
were engaged in the uprising; saw
the arms which were landed from
the steamer Waimanalo; engaged
five of the leaders to enlist the men;
understood there were between five
and seven hundred men were to take
part in the uprising.
Cross. examination-Had the list
Of the men; l burned the list on
Sunday morning for precaution; l
was TO lead forty.six OF my own
crowd; William Olepau, Daniela,
John Baker, Pukila and John Ma
huka brought me the list Il names;
they had written them out; showed
the list to Charlie Clark only; des-
stroyed the list on Sunday morning
because / had no more use for il; in-
tended to have the revolution on
Monday morning; sent word out on
Thursday evening to assemble at
Kakaako.
To Judge Whitiug-Robert Will
cox was connected with me in the
uprising; don't know about Lot
Lane.
George Townsend was the next
witness. He went over the same
evidence about his going out with
Charlie Warren and assisting in
landing nearly 300 rifles beyond Dia-
mond Head. r. Wilcox, jim Lane,
Hakuole, Barlow and others were in
i. The men were acting under
Robert Wilcox. The guns were
landed on Thursday night. The
uprising took place on Sunday
night There were between 40 and
so men at Kaalawai, after Nowlein's
squad went away. After the shoot
ing began in which Carter was kill,
ed there were only twenty. five left
in my camp where Wilcox had COM
mand.
Charles Warren and Attorney
General w. o. Smith gave similar
evidence as in previous cases.
Il. w. Wilcox, sworn, states: Was
at Kaae's on Thursday night and
saw Lot Lane and his brothers there
Lot and spoke about the uprising
to overthrow the Government; the
accused was not present when the
conversation took place; | knew that
arms were to be landed that night
at Kakaako; Hakuole Silva was at
Kaae's house; he accompanied mt
later to Bertelmann's.
Cross-examination: Lot Lane told
me that his brothers would accom-
pany me to Kakaako that night
Hakuole and ! got into a hack anG
went to Bertelmann's; met San
Nowlein in a Chinese store near Ka
waiahao Seminary; Markham passed
us on his way to town and | told
him to send me a hack from town.
Lot Lane, sworn, states: Was al
Kaae's house on Thursday, Jan. 3
Hakuole Silva, my brothers besides