The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
NOBODY HANGED YET.
- Hawaiian Republic to Be
Ienient With Offenders.
rx.ouEEs LII FOUND GUILTY.


- <.na ca5izeG me arrest OF 65i pefSon3
-. ~ 6sss OF January. OF that nuzn-
!. a .en~ty-fosar have been xr4at before
{ ID. .,ss<ary court Sentences In but
80 cases have been made public
rey.snres Eatives charged with
-. and v. v. Asnkoe1a. charged wst1s
zs-.4ssor, OF treason Fsfty-five men
- be>a released by sle authorities: ta5s
3 .S.1ry court acquitted two. Three men.
S1nc1r. Joisnstone and Aaeiier. were
Cd
-. following persons have been a.
- ssseir liberty with ti,e uzs3erBant-
"a they viii leave the country with
= ssasonable space OF time: John RAJ
g rred Harrison, F. II. Resiward. L J.
fwey, Arthur White. @. l. Rsssuary ].
wtxze, 2. J. Casnprsnos. II. c. Bailey,
8 xcDuwel. J. cafsanne. Fred wunren-
z+s.w snd James Brown. THE ia4ter have
xrnsa IN agreement that they wall not
-szru 70 this country until granted per-
!. .-,.u.ryo by tise government TIA chances
-, rat stsey Will not be allowed To place
thrsr feet ON HaSsaasan soil agalan. Sever
q q the men have seen Brttiah Commits
<eues Hawex. He gave them % under
1srt that ne would not interfere IN their
n4hslf as they adnn4ass<>c ssletr gust when
euey signed the agreement.
u Y. Ashford was tu<nod over % the
snrs4zas on the l5sas anesant- He was
I'D on charge of mtsprislOn Of treason
- found guilty. He fsas been sentenced
s s ous year In JAN and % pay fine Of
= uA Ashford came to HorhosuJz1 aHoaxt
4 - ana has been a pracfacsng attorney
n6cs sszat tire. and usst.a recently In
oertnsrship with his brother. c. W. Ash
ord lie was banishest several years ago
~ conspiracy against the monarchy.
Twenty three natsves have been SEN
nur.sed on a charge Of treason The sem
furces vary from Ave 10 ten years In
-, case a fus Of $500 was imposed.
~ was rerudtsed by President Dole. The
nfstary court Is sfsii sitting and its work
hags along slowly. About 200 cases are
n 70 De tried
Prince David has been srsed and found
euilty. Hs sentence has not yet been
mste public Twem y-four natives have
NseiYed sentences OF Imprisonment rang
hy from Ave 70 eight years. The degreee
K punishment useted out To the conspir-
sDrs found instant favor among the peo-
- SEiArfa13Ss ttrSsbh4t SJAA0 @&A-e ~ NSsS
plnsvH that Biktpazse at iea8t should
hse been ss.:ssaanartly dsaN wsth. he hay-
~ received but ten yara
~ Hawaians have commenced to
vuk In earnest for annexation. They
hys been Informed that all political pris-
5sssx Will be freed In the event OF closer
rzstns with tho Unsted States. Martial
NV y stia i'm force. In all probability
IA hours will he extended unfil II 30 at
nght 90 as not 20 inuerfere with social
fuursuss
strong fight Is being made 70 save
sh< neck u w. II. Riciard, one OF the
cerssrnrsi men. He Is a member Of the
Masxsc eS.<g That body has interested
nsef in bis behaif. The government Is
VERY rrslcent regarding the date SGT for
CO txHata0s 70 take place.
agre the overthrow OF the monarchy
tsN Anmrfran League has been q power.
ts he events OF the past two weeks
have proved that US prestige mas gone.
is pzsssient, Timothy Murray. Is now
ssTscsed and a watch is kept on his
movements. He and his men assisted tina
esFeffnnent In the late rebellion, bar; now
their loyalty N questioned. Murray and
Attorney General Smith had some troubls
p The police station, and for a. few mo-
nents Il locked as though Murray would
y placed IN jaAI. He denies that ne IS
$1osai 20 this government. and has sent
t7ro.eat to President Dole. The ieegue
tsas scret meetings. but IL 81 understood
e authorities will put stop "a that.
The different military companies have
passed. resoiistt9ns requesting the DIS
csgge Of all gsfserTsment employees whose
s.ssssal,y can be questioned. IL h. not
naagAs tiftar request viii receive much
eseasson, and the men may resign in "a
edF There Is much talk Of internal dis
ts5SsoaH, which leads the fr1easis Of
ir'acess kaiulanf 10 hope that she wsn
sefe day be placed ON tho throne. II Is
fefisoie possibility, hsxwever.
IN regard - the Dispatch sent by Sec
fessry Gresham oo Minister Wills about
ess1saiisia;sg delay OF execution. Attorney
uensfsl Smith stated this morning that
Z W government had no sntcnsson OF exc
ssesag the condemned nsen uutsl tine MILL
sasy court concluded as iahors and every
issi bearing on the ease was brought out
~ Smith would not state what the atti-
V@Ie OF tbs government would be In case
WIS iTsiie such "a demand. He irsi-
nated, however. that nothing wcsisd be
saae uiatsl the Unztea States government
Vas Ia possession OF the facts in eSls.h
sase
Afa attorney general stated that the
s'ieNn A2s been found guilty. hut her SEN
vac has rot been approved as yet By
iFr''desFS Dole. According 60 tie astor-
~ ssnesal sic Will 1901 10 sent out %
ns coantey.
ne hiest seu;egsce approved by the
sesssdssnE IS tlsat of John BOWERS lie ~
Sssn iisc years and fined S.oce ON a
eaarSe 81 njsprisson Of treason,
ine steamer Australia. leaving iser~ on
:" 81 instass. VIII carry away a nuns-
VI - men Who took TStrx In the rsrol-
'0ss aad WHO are ieuysng or seleag own
sNNa'$s sseager than Stand trial.
a more contagious fever - rsznor news
str s.gtsgk this community than ,has
SSeh swept ever the town previous 20
=" aeEsagSupe - the Marly-csa. The story.
ssFsa3 from mouth 70 rso<sssa. was
sasT feasible. a,Ei ran sauosaIlnss nka
- '9aS"s0Sg; Tss> EeveruInens had de-
49, 70 dezssgt Sums ten prisoners. ailsonS
80 b's'ag " e. issnann Csr~.sg ara. Mar
The presence ~ judge weAsenAarsa
:" "AaTT w.sh a hsRi sa4chEl ard
s~NAr akbied eE'e>lcnce TO tire W'es<se>-
- part ~ the story Tee government
ss $at vas proFarssi 10 carry cat
Fsa1S, wSeS MINISTER WITS YS4c,sssed
- men cs,avicte3 Of r<s,sszcal crimes
- Fas on isNaC1 = vessel flying me
NsS'ta nag. FuFSSernore. the rss>ent
ssaSsN1 saWs % tae unEea Stases
o'sAs not ass,p- any SAGE, nxsr ~ ,~ryss.r