The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-18
The Penalties.

According to Act 3 OF the PrOvl-
sional Government the punishment
for treason is death or Imprisonment
for a term not less than five years
and a fine OF five thousand dollars,
which fine shall be levied on and
collected out of any or all OF his
property, real and personal.
Any person concealing knowledge
of the levying OF war against the
Government is guilty OF misprision
OF treason, for which the penalty is
not more than five
years and fine not more than 5000.
For conspiracy the penalty is a
fine OF not less than $500 and not
more than 5000, or by imprison-
meut not less than six months nor
more than six years, or both fine
and imprisonment.
Has Been on Duty.
Sergeant j. l.. Osmer, who is on
duty with his company, A, at the
Judiciary building, is indignant at
having been represented as q desert
er. He was on duty with the police
at Kakaako when an assembly OF
natives was suppressed the Thurs
day night before the outbreak.
When the disturbance started at
Waikiki, Osmer went there on po-
lice duty and fulfilled it. Then, in
obedience to the instructions OF the
Marshal-for police officers belong
ing to military companies to report
thereto he joined his company and
has had only three hours OF liberty
since
The Lane Family.
There are four OF the Lane family
in custody-three brothers and .
son of one of them, Patrick. The
father and two sisters of the elder
prisoners watched the march to
the court martial this morning. Mr..
Lane, the patriarch OF the family,
was once member OF the Legisla.
ture. He is a foreigner who married
a native woman and raised family,
the several sons OF which are men
so stalwart as to attract attention in
any crowd.
Search OF Houses.
The Citizens Guard searched the
house of Captain John Ross for arms
yesterday. A sword, dagger aud
other insignificant war truck were
found.
A search was made OF Mrs. Mac
farlane's house this morning. Moth
ing but a few stray cartridges and a
parlpr rifle was found, aud the
searchers did not think it worth
while to take the rifle.
G. II. Ulukou is in for treason.
Ii Young is held for investiga-
ton. He is the first Chinamsn ar
rested on account OF the insurrec.
ton.
Jack Namaielua and kama were
arrested for conspiracy this after
noon.
Various Items.
"No passes will be needed here
after by passengers for the OF her isl
ands." That is the answer given al
who enquire for passes at the Mar
shals uilice. Passes will be- required
only by those visiting ships in thu
stream.
John Silva, a follower OF Lot Lane
was brought in by Spec al Weiricl
yesterday evening.
Deputy Attorney General Robert
son brought in Hakuole at 3 o'clocl
this morning. He is held for investi
CATION.
Judge Widemann was down tow
this morning aud visited the station
More arrests are to he made befor
martial law is raised.
Theresa and baby Garibaldi wer
admitted to the station yard thi
morning to see Wilcox.
Minister Willis OF the Unite
States was at the station before tn
prisoners were sent up to the court
martial this morning.
The government offices have r,
opened and are doing business. Tn
clerks and heads OF bureaus will b
kept very busy during the next fe'
days.
Lot Lane wears a No. II shoe ant
although the different stores in tow
were visited, none OF that numbt
could be got anywhere. A sma
shoe had to be cut to go on Lot
foot.
Judge Whiting on the 10th ms
resigned the office OF First Judge {
the First Circuit Court. II is b'
lieved he only lays the Office dow
temporarily to enable him to pr
side over the Military Commisslol
Schools will reopen on Monday.
Arms and ammunition were Sci
by the Kinau for the Citizens Guar
on Hawaii and Maui.
1t was only parlor rifles that wei
seized at the house OF q. L. Guile
on being searched.
The store Of the California VIII
Co. was searched this afternoo
without finding any war matsria
A search Of Sans Souci is bein
made. Geo. Lycurgus is intereste
in both places.
Charles Peterson, keeper of Il
Diamond Head signal station, WI
examined by the Marshal to-day r