The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-21
Thomas B. Walker Pleads
Gui'iy-Thrse Accused
AuSWGT Not
Guilty,
FOUR TIL DAY.

Il. Gulick, w. r. Seward, w. IL.
Richard and T. Il. Walker
Col. Whiting announced that the
Commission would retire Tor prl-
vate conference.
Paul Neumaun, who appeared for
the four prisoners, entered the same
objection as in the other cases, viz,
that the Commission had no juris-
diction aud was illegal.
Arthur A. Wilder was sworn as
stenographer.
The order under which the Com
mission sat was then read by the
Judge Advocate. None Of the pris-
oners having any objection to the
personnel of the Commission the
Members were sworn.
The first charge was then read. II
charged the prisoners with treason
in engaging in open rebellion with
force of arms to overthrow the he
public of Hawaii and levying war
against the same. Specifications.
That said Gulick, Richard, Seward |
and Walker in Oahu at divers times |
during six months last past did COM
NIT treason by engaging in open
rebellion with force Of arms to de-
stroy the Republic Of Hawaii.
To this specification Walker plead
ed guilty.
Second specification - That said
RI na,,,,'';, - L,, ,rnn,r;n,,
arms for the overthrow OF the repub-
lie.
Third - That said prisoners are
f.s, n,s, hv n,r,i,IIy 6rganiz;ng a
miIi,arv fn,,a and annn;n,;ny en-.
nars "a aoanto Co. III s,ma
Saonnj ob.r,o ao -Th,t said ,r;son.
rs d;d oa,,n,;, ,a.san b, ,,ror,,r;n.,
inc;t;ne, and .ba,tiny o;bers IN law
no, .ra;nst a., pa,,,lJ,, ~ Hawai-;
E;rs, sns,;Goa, I;S;,,, ahai
t;na ;no;,fn,, and nounsaI;nS M hrs
,n tayv war
Saa',d snao;fo,,;o, ,;d;,, .b.t
,;,., ,,.,,,,sai;n,, .,d ;,n;,;n,, y, ~
70 nrncmra arms and munI,;ons ~
o.
~, The w.lLar ,Ia,dad ,u;l,v
TI;,d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .h.t-
70 anno;nt OH ts,s and avents mndsr
anr..tanded yovar,ment inr he mr.
nnsa of nysri brnwiny the Ranuhiic
~ Hawai-; O
Gml;.L R;okord and S,ward
nl.,dad no, gm;i,v ,n Ln,b abargas
And sns.;G.,,;ons "
lain KahnaLa svor, s.,,os. I;va
nj Wa;man,ln. Lnny Wai,r Sawa,d
cali him Mi. had ,nnvarsat;nn
with tha Maj IN Dac.mhar at pa
waa Cumnt;ns, nIaca. Il was on
SatnrJ,u Dan =. Maj cave w;t
nnss L.,,.r and s;x n,soas 81 wood
tba Maj s,iJ wara rad T,bts. Na,
Tor tnIt w;tnass to t,ks Iettar IN .
Vessel that was coming about III.
I7tb mr. IN, h ~ IA. wi ness w.s :,
90 IN Rabh;t Island and wben III,
SassaI bova in .;ybt n blua Iigbt
wouId bs burn, ny the vessel anf
witness was tn hurn the rad light
aftarw.rd The vessel would burn an
other iigh,, Rabbit island ia ol
Wa;m.najn. its na,;va nama ;s Ma
Mana. tba nrdar to witness was =,
dsl;vsr ,be Latter IN tho cant ain. n,
Wa;or tod witnass 70 liz man an,
49, S.m N"wia;m would sanJ ava
two man. witness was IN send horse
fnr tba man. tba Major cav. u;t nos
x6o to hmv n hoat for ths nu,nnsa y
us;,o IN iba buS;ras.. tho hoat wa
homSht ,ha sama dav of KeLaIa 10
S9S. tba ho,t was sL;nned Nm tba /
rnmm;ns tbs MAXI nayipy 10
tia fraigbt. tba N.iHr toId wiinas
That - 1ha SSn ,.a: ;,suf;c;ant +
coma to him and get mora. II tber
was ,ny nyar "a ms. i ~ g.tt;n
food. wit mass birsd tbraa man K,
Mi nauba and X amaLa. two bors,
wa,e SAINT orar for WnwI,;n's man y
IN. Mnndav or Tuesday follnwin
the SATURDAY.: the boat arrived ,
Waimanalo on either Monday ,
Tnesdav b.fore tbe two men we,
over from Honolulu. boat was take
to fshinD Mace NJ witness. wine
was at t6e fsbing nIace wben n
two man mentioned arrived. IN,
were Georoe Townsend and CbarI
Warren identifiedD: nothing WI
done that day: the following d;
the men went fishing; in the afte
noon of Tuesday the men went
Rabbit Island and slept there; sleI
there two nights; nothing happe
cd; came to town on SATURDAY., De
Is, and met the Major; told hi