New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
LILIUOKALANI TRIED.
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This was objected to. and the Court sustained
the objection
On February the court required several pas
sages in the eX-Queen's statement to be stricken
out before il could be admitted to the record MT
Neumann spoke for an hour, main tanning that
the evidence failed entirely TO prove that tne
! prisoner had had any knowledge whatever OF the
uprising. Judge Advocate Kinney responded
treating with dersion the icea Of the possibility
OF Luokalanis ignorance with the chief con-
sprator. No ylein. living under her roof, and ON
cial documents passing back and forth between
her and Gulick. relating to the establishment OF
the new Government, at the very time when
Waunapolo was prepared to land the arms ana
the instruction was ripe. The trial closed a'
2;30 y.
On the afternoon Of February the cases OF
John A. Cummings and Captain Davies OF the
Waimaualo. were taken up together by tne
I court-martial. The two men were charged Win
Inisprison Of treason. Both had contributed
I important testimony In tn other trials Cun-
Iningss counsel Mr.. Maggon. made plea for
only a fine for the old man. who had been led
away by his intimate Seward and his son-in-
law. Walker: who much broken in health
and finances and who has been noted for gener-
Gus hospitality Mr.. Cummings was one OF Liliuo-
halani'S commission TO Washington last sum-
mer. He confessed to having assisted in the ar
rangements for the landing Of arms. B0th Dawes
and he pleaded guilty
Judge-Advocate Kinney thought the age Of Mr.
Cummings and his previous position In the cOun-
try would weigh with the Executive in his favor.
Edgar Franz. nineteen years OF age. native
Of PENNSYLVANIA. was deported by order of the
Hawaiian Government He furnished with
n Storage ticket and put on board the Mariposa
a few minutes before 1t sailed. His offence con-
sisted in mingling with Royalists and INDUCING
in indscreet talking. Weidemann. Craig and
Marshall who were convicted Of treason, are
siill confined in prison, awaiting the execution
~ the court-martia's sentence.
An act empowering the Marshal to execute
tie sentence II the Military Commission Is being
rapidly pushed through. the councils
MINISTER WILLIS AND THE CRANsTON CASE
4 collision took place on February between
United States Minister Willis and this Govern
| ment. The OCCASION was the deportation by the
steamer Warrlmoo. to Victoria. B C.. Of J. Gran
stOn claiming 10 be an American citizen to-
gether with J. g. Johnstcne. an Englishman. and
y r. Miller. German. At noon. the hour set
for the departure Of the steamer. the three men
were put into hack ~ the station house ana
driven TO the steamer put aboard by force.
Cranston making a desperate resistance ar the
gangway. Their passages We're paid and $50 for
CA n - the three was pat into the purse!
hands - he paid them arrival at Victoria.
on th- way t. the wharf tombstone saw the
British Commissioner. MI tawcs ana cTied OUT
- him for protection. Mi fia"es ADVISED MN 30
accept the situation. In IA" mean time Cr"i,st,n
had secured the presence of United states Mil-
lister Wills and Miller tna' ~ the 'rerlldN
Consul In Hackicld The latter told Muller
his punishment Was just and mat he shouln
be glad H. worse. Although tTalS'oi Was
ont view from MS ,)NeagueS. and informed IN.
Minister'S that he Should enter formal protest
against the mans deportation WITHOUT Uldl ih'
Attorney General assured him that Inc ''"Nein,
rf. Ut had thoroughly cons lrrd me F,''J''l ti''i
were fully satisfied . their right. under ndrtiil
law thus to rid me country IL rs rn.i"lss' ~
wills then cXpresse. his sorrow that IN" M'h-
.s,crs 81 nd persist In an arbitrary ana HleSal
course. ara assure. them thdt ih"y would near
further from H. Mu,N interest," - Expressed I"
know by what consu uct"n "i IN" ','"' ",r,'
nom WASHINGTON fhe Minister can thus extend
pr.,c,tiur ?, American citizens found iaklhs an
active Part AGAINST "a" ''oN"f rtn'nt IN" GERMAN
C.l,uf h.- since hl'I protest against 'n' ~
rortafion - Muller II = und rstoOd thai u" h'S
done this 80 q matte. II form 49,,
Is,.r WINS los + e. Jones. prominent American
r.s. !eui & Honolulu. saying MAJ. alth'uHh
nearly an hls income No. derived nom I"|'H.-
monte ln %. Islands. Boo Mas prepared - P'i
hi. lu.0ni. LAX a. an Amer, IN 'lU@'" o'' III
desired Information - Mr.. WINS ~ {" ms s'hili-
t,, '.,l ,Ight to protection Is such citizen. ~
, linz fi a decision y Sr'r"tti} lr'ilHShuN -'''
b.. t,- never forfeited hls rights a. an Nm"rlc IN
,.i.z.n %, rp'.ug local Uli1rnship IN th| ~
,lth,url Secretary Gresham i Hndrle, ''' ~
..rtcl as siil.ster u sat both under me Non
,r.tv AMI 10" Provisional Governments Nha' ~
na. aiken ih- Dith o. support IN" kepu"h' ''
Hawaii. that turing the re- cnt Insure cti'n n"
.,rrt.d "A gun 20 defend lis b 'use ana fanny an"
.a-. - thar against = mob ~ violence li'
nlw asks th" United states M,n.'''i .t -,
an, h. continues % be- entitled To- prot"'u'n az
~ ,,,.,i..,r elfze,. piWithstandlng IN" APP
u,r-ntl, adverse published instructions sent 10
ln.rAl HesrI.lec. lie e'ns.d"rs r. wrong 'n''
he should l1so bis right 90 protection i'r 50 "'-
Tending himself ,. 49,, ,,, ,,,,,,i,
the quest, ms g., the authorities at "ASh'hS'o"'