The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-02-14
Evidence Against One and An,
other Of ths twenty-five.
Rebel troops Firing IN Each Other
by Mistake
TwENrY-FouRrH pAY.

Court convened at $40 o'clock.
Charles Warren, sworn, states:
Saw Kaanaana, Pohaku and Kama
hele at Kahala; they were armed;
AHA, Kekipi. Hanupau, Hoomahele,
Pahia and others we're there; l gave
out guns and belt OF cartridges; there
were no sentries posted to prevent
anyone FROM going away; saw good
many at K1hala, and afterwards at
Kaalawai.
There was considerable cross ex-
animation by several OF the prison.
ers, but nothing new was educed.
Witness stated that the men went
there with the object of overthrow
ing the Government.
By Kane-Wilcox told me that
only those who gave the password
OF "aloha alma" would be allowed to
come to Kahala; late Monday even
ing l received orders not to allow
anyone to leave the place; there was
a few less men there on Monday
morning than on Sunday evening";
none OF the defendants were asked
whether they desired to restore the
monarchy or not; did not ask any OF
the defendants what they came
there for; they did not say that they
came there to attend a feast or an
important meeting; l went there to
clean guns under orders from Sam
Nowlein; had no rank or station; l
did not tell defendants was going
to leave on Monday; l left because
saw that we had no chance with
the Government troops; do not
know that defendants were deceived
or inveigled, and that is the reason
they went out there.
Kilohana, sworn, states: Went to
Kaalawai in the middle OF Sunday,
Jan. 6; was up on Telegraph hill on
Monday morning; saw Henry Ed
wards at Kaalawai on Sunday; he
was armed; saw Kekipi at the house
at Kaalawai; he was armed.
Cross-examination by Henry Ed
wards-You were holding a gun;
saw you first on Sunday afternoon
at 3 O'clock.
To Kekipi-Saw you with gun
at Kaalawai; you were walking up
and down.
Sam Keanu, sworn, states: Was
at Kaalawai on Sunday, Jan. o, in
the afternoon; went there with Da-
mien; l armed on arriving there;
saw Kanahi and Alick Pahau there
Cross-examination-I was asked
to go out there for a walk; did not
go out there for feast; could not
come back on account OF guards
preventing me; a gun was handed
me and I took it; this happened on
Sunday evening, between and 6
o'clock.
Damien-Yes, you were at Kaala.
wal after sunset; Lot Lane gave us
guns.
Kanehi-Saw you at Kaalawai
you were holding gun and march
ing about; you had cartridge belt
also; that was on Sunday.
Kahimalanl, sworn, states: Wa:
at Kaalawai, Antoine Rosa's place
on Sunday, Jan. g.; saw Makekoa
there on Sunday and Monday after
noon; there was an unusual number
of people there; also saw Makekoa
Kaliloa, Lilikoe, Kahomakele and
Kekaula there; they were all
armed.
Cross-examination by Makekoa-
We exchanged shots with our Owl
people on Sunday, thinking they
were government loops; saw you OF
Monday on Telegraph hill; after w
fred on the government troops
missed you; you had gone of will
John Mahuka.
To Lilikoe-Have been a polio,
officer; you were at Kaalawai on Sun
day, Jan. 6; you and l fought tn
government representatives.
Kaliloa-You fought against thi
government; the sentry there (point
ing to a guard) does not commi
treason although he is carrying
gun and a belt OF cartridges but yo
and l did.
Sam Kia, sworn, states: Was a
Kahala on Sunday, Jan. 6, with Pc
haka Kanoho and Kaanaana; wa
up on Telegraph hill on Monday
they engaged in the battle with tn
government troops.
Cross-examination by Kanoho-
Saw you at Telegraph hill and othe
defendants; you were all carryin
guns; know you were there becaus
am acnuaintad wit n Won. Charle