The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-08
FURTHER ARR ESTS.
Another Large Number Pulled In
Last Night and To-day.

Charles Creighton and Oliver Still
man were brought in about 10 o'clock
last night
G. W. Ashford was arrested at 8
o'clock this III rning. He was driv-
ing to and from his office with his
wife yesterday, and Mrs. Ashford
had Just driven him down town this
morning when he was arrested.
V. V. Ashford was arrested few
minutes after his brother. Attorney
General w. o. Smith had a long
talk with the two lawyers in the
Deputy Marshal's office. V. V. Ash
ford was military leader OF the revo.
luton for a republic in 1887, which
only succeeded in obtaining revis.
cd constitution limiting the power
OF the monarchy He was implicit
ed with X. w. Wilcox in a plot to
change the constitution by reyo
luton in 1892, and very reluctantly
consented to leave the country, after
Justice S. b. Dole Of the Supreme
Court, sitting as committing
magistrate, had discharged him on
the ground that the case had not
been fully made out. He returned
in poor health after the 1898 revo-
luton.
There are three former Attorneys
General in custody G. w. Ashford,
Peterson and Creighton. Creighton
was the prosecuting attorney, when
Deputy Acknowledgement, OF V. ".
Ashford in 1892. Such is politics in
the tropics.
Robt. \. Boyd, who was Wilcox's
lieutenant in the 1889 affair, was ar.
rested at the corner OF King and
Bethel streets this forenoon. He
said he was on his way to see the
Marshal. Boyd has been seen with
Wilcox a good deal lately, but some
OF his acquaintance say they do not
think he is concerned in the present
outbreak. Boyd was educated in
naval science in Italy, as ward OF
the Hawaiian Government. He was
lately employed in the Public Works
Bureau.
Those who have been arresteC
since yesterdays report, besides
those captured in war, are: Olive
Stillman, Chas. Creighton, I. w
Rawlips, G. w. and V. V. Ashford
Captain John c. Ross, w. II, Rick
ard, Robert n. Boyd, A, Knudser
and Captain VIM Davies,
w. II Richard, formerly a promi
uent planter, who was au independ
ent Reform member of the Legisla
ture OF 1890, was arrested by Lieut.
Cordes OF the mounted patrol at II
o'clock
A. NJ. Hewett, Joe Clark, William
Olepau aud Kaimimoku were arrest
ed this afternoon. Clark was brough
from Heeia.
An Unwarranted Arrest.
While Thomas Lindsay was takini
a stroll with A. Mcdowell abou
dusk yesterday evening, they wer
halted by Rev H. w. Peck and al
other guard at Kawaiahao churcf
Mr.. Lindsay protested against bein
impeded, as the streets were ope
until nine o'clock. The guards dc
manded the names OF the pedestr
ans, and, on Mr.. McDowelrs givin
his name, they arrested them botl
Mr. Lindsay told Mr.. Peck he kne'
his name very we'll and he would pc
give it to him. The two were marcl
ed under cover Of a rifle aud draw
pistol to the station. When pas
, ing Mr., Lindsay's jewelry store b
told the guards they could see h
name on the signboard, At the ST.
ton Mcdowell was locked up, b
, name being on the suspected lis
Lindsay demanded to know Il
= charge against him, but nobody h'
I anything to say in reply. He the
= asked Marshal Hitchcock il he wan
D ed him for anything. The Marsh
o answered that he had nothing wha
!. ever against him, and Mr.. Linds'
5 walked away. This mornings A
o vertiser says Lindsay was releas'
/ after a careful and thorough c