The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-12
SIX OF THE REBEL LEADERS
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
EX-QUEEE ON TRIAL FOR TREASON.
The Government Claims to Have SUI.
hcient Evidence to convict Her
Twenty Natives Also Charged
Win the same Oflcusr-Niu-
lister Niuis Is somewhat
Less BcliCcrcnt


ship Warmoo, from Australia via Hon
oiulu, arrived here yesterday with
advices from Hawaii mp Co February
.. The press correspondent at Homo
lulu says: There is a lull i'm affairs
here, and quiet win probably reign
until the military court, now sitting.
will have finished its wor,,. There
are a large number OF conspiracy
cases yet to BE- tried, and the proba-
bilities are that the court viii sit for
two or three weeks at least Great
interest is attached to the forthcom-
ing trial of the cN-quccn. The gov
ernment claims to have more than
sufficient evidence to convict her of
treason. What her punishment will
be i'm case Of conviction is hard to
conjecture. Her case will probably
come up on next Monday. She is
charged with treason. The charge
reads:
"First-Treason by engaging i'm
open rebellion against the republic of
Hawaii, by attempting by force of
arms to overthrow and destroy the
same, and by levying war against the
same, and by adhcring to the enemies
of the republic of Hawaii giving
them aid and comfort within the llu-
waiian islands and elsewhere.
"Second-Trea.on by aiding, alb T.
ting, procuring, counse'ug, inclliuE,
| countenancing ana encourage gin2
| others to commit treason and TO en-
| gage IN open rebellion against tn' re
/ public OF Iawau, and to attempt 10y
| force OF arms to overthrow the same
and to adhere to th' enemies OF the
! republic OF HaWau an giving them alo
and comlort IN the HuWaltan islands
/ and eIseW mere.
/ Inc military commission mas
! brought IN innings IN enlN-loai
cases. Sentences were hNeu by inc
commission subject To review by Pros
ldent Dole. Inc sentences vary much'
| all the way from sentence OIL ucalh l'
lmprisonme Tor hv' year WIN
lines. lhc lowest sentence Tor urea
son by the Iia"aIah statute is I'M
! prisonment Tor nye years ana hnt
OF not less IMAM 9''o"h
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