New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-24
FATE OF HA WAHAN REBELS.
FORTY-TWO OFFENDERS RECEIVE The
SENTENCE OF THE COMMISSION.
v V ASHFORD GETS OFF WITH SHORT TERM
OF IMPRISONMENT AND A FTNE-sEvENTEEN
MEN EIE-T BANIsHMENT RATHER
THAN TRIAI.-NATINES con-
DEMNED TO FROM FIVE TO TEN
YEARS IMPRISONMENT.

DEMNED TO FROM FIVE TO TEN
YEARS IMPRISONMENT.
Honolulu Feb II. via San Francisco Feb. %
The following persons under arres< rave ac-
cepted tLs privilege of leaving the country in
preference to standing trial before the Military
Commission and have been released on their
peraonal recognizances in order TO settle their
affairs: f. Wunderburg. British. business man;
John c. White. British, machinist; George Ritz
man British machnist; John Radin. British.
hackman; James Brown British hackman +.
H. Reduard British. builder: Fred HARRISON
British builder; John De Fries. half-white; a. T.
Peterson. American. lawy-r: Charles Creighioh'
British lawyer: dmuni Norrle, "A Dane, editor
Of "IioIomua": Lewis T. Levy. British auction
eer: NJ c. Bailey. cle;k for Levy: Captain a.
Mcdowell. Arthur White ana two Greeks named
Carrianne ara Camariros.
y Y. Ashford. Canadian. was sentenced on
February = 10 ono years inprs1nm"nt ana >'Vo0
6r, ON a-corr: Of his i'll health The hard laDcr
was RENTED.
John : T.9ier. go rr-h-Amerran. was SEN
,an,.i on / irl4ry Ii To- i've Hrar* impr'son-
,pc,t and S. 600 Gnc. Bowler uEicriook for Now
lem f. TAX, possession Of thc telephone station
~ other leading Insurgents have "; re"'iv'd
.I.-r final sentences. All statements T. III" 'o'-
trarv have boen erroneous.
Abou. seventy natives and helf-wh.ies nave
ba.n tried t1n ioriy for treas y am IL I'N
for r1isrri-.on % ir certain that nearly an nave
been convicted. T"rntr-thrc. cnlN "i 'i'f' '' W .s
h.an ruhliciv r.,icrcol- f'ur ior ten years, iva
FOR ciehf. ne for seven. am sixteen Ter n'P'
Twantv-opc native. were arra!gnci N'srl1'y'
Tohn r Coiburn. f Liliu lailnis last ''hn'
has written 10 Minister ThurSton 10 the 'i''
that ne is disgus;el with the Queens cours" anu
Is working hard with the natives for anneNa'!.h
He urges ThurstOn ID forward ii by every possible
means. ,s,,r
All the sentences of Imprisonment Tor the llSu,
gents as Is well understood. are open - ulucn
REDUCTION In the future. and may even be suoJec,
the Republic shall be favorable either as the re-
suit of annexation or otherwise.
In an interview with the United Press re-
nortcr las, evening Prcsi lent Dole snii that 10
United States Minister Willis and bfltlsh ON
missioner Uawes had been impaired III CONN.,
dcnce the sentences passed by the M!i'ary ''ih-
,,isei,u tir1n citizens Z their respective conn-
tries Mr. Wills reported that the c'mmunica-
,ion tn his Government ~ the d"aih sentences
unon Gulick and Seward was correct S'd'f-
,,e,, Those sentences have not yet hcen re-
viewed bv the Comman ler-in-chief ~ is nc
pr,eidant's Intention next week 70 summon me
,d,.isorv Council fo- the purpose q advising
,,non ,hen Action has bocn postponed unih All
fna5,rr cases have been tried. that the sentences
could be revised together and htuhg JulAh'n'
ho notcd out II IS tho desire of the 'f'Nrrh'
rnenf 10 inflict NJ heavier penalty 'han - "p,"-
lately Nc .cssarv 10 purli- s'rnilN. i"l
reason for tho delay is TO await the cNpTes-lo"
Of public sentiment abroad
President Dole declined 10 intimate "ha'
course would De taken regarding the 'N-G'''"'