Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-02-24
NEWS FROM The ORIENT.
RuNORs or THE DEPORTATION OF
PRISONERS CURRENT IN HONOLULU.


'dll tIdhNis'o' itp' -o- nc Eltdil'r
Gaelic arrived tonight from Yokohama
/ vices to the AssoclateI press.
W ny ..''i l'7a' .....
iiohululu' iep' ia moro CONTIGUOUS
fever of rumor never struck this commun-
NY {,ln ',.t "n'.n smspy oyer tne uoMn
Tt,n =, 49,, er,,,, ,,,i,.9, :,
me story as II passed from mouth to
thing like the following. "The government
has leridsd ,o datnrt snr,o ION ,,,Jsonora
among them being Wldemnnn, Greig and
. Marshall. The presence Of Judge WIDE
and guitar added crelence TO the Wlde-
mann nart or tto CO., rta ,.a,..r,,,s,+
was prepared TO carry out It's plan when
Minister .WIllls protested against men con-
yicted of political crimes being put ON
Furthermore the recent immigration laws
OF the United states would not allow any
suGh men TO enter the country In pur;
the clearance papers OF the vessel until
assurance was received no attempt would
bJ Ni'lH 70 Iut these men on BOARD.
clFssIlent poie ana ministers hine. ana
Su.itn M'ty On tnG steamer anu n sut 20.
tyarn r,i,,or%d t ave 6n ys.cltso
tbaf ibau bSd y IIeHtinnHe HnHe COM 10 1er'si9W @
over 10 some moro arsniciniis eoason 'N'
When asked rerarIing tbe all1ged do
rarture, Attorney General Smith said:
II can't see how such A thing POT started
We have not thought of such a thing as
deporting any men who have been before
the court | think we have more use for
Greir and widemann here than in the
United states. There Is no foundation
wMnqlbteyer Mlba ,is for the WIN nrH,,mor .,,, .,.,.
he ba rsyS MeSSr M5 oe Wss % askGd Whgdfr
qeportajL92h on prisoners, ne replied: No,
AID not a1tnr NJ Iglte 70 the VVrTtaE:
roG,, - e., aiN PiUlt.t OF i,ahG ."I
have NOT yat tiiad Tho n~ntssi cn1ea"uert
10 the snortntion if 'Gt To'ft st cSfdgR'
II is farthdst from nv pnrr6se nr eslra 70
take any nction wbiGb ,vo,ii1 teni 70 e,n. NJ
ho- i. -. i,
friendly feelings towards the oflicials. OF
course, IL my duty to look after the Inter-
ests of American citizens. but | most GER
tainly have no intention of making any
unnecessary trouble for the representa-
uNes OF the government in so doing
From all accounts 1t was very fortunate
lor the pence on tne community that no
attempt ate, was made to send the three young
in Out OF tn {e SYgntrE Arae9 men be
hnjI,s7 7 ~, ~ ~ .i,,"erS uatu ani o'.sI NJ
onn, 9onies Were % On tPe Wnari TO prevent the
Narsh9ii - mann VI
The government caused the arrest OF ssl
persons since Janunrv of WHOM, ,,inoty-
rour have been tried before The ,niiItery
Sentences in Int twantvSfour cases Sa,,:
Ls,c ,,,l,o ni'fii, rtyu. cises nav nav
CHARGED Win treason ann u " Asbsn,5
CHARGED vith rnisnrIsio1t ~ traaso, ITiTtr' ~
fva mon have baen ra1eaeed by ,,a a.,
thorit,es me military court ncnu,tte5
Two Three men c,rensto, iobnstoLo s'5i at,d
NfueIler were denorted ~ '0''''S va '''i'
Thirtpen persons are NJ Iibartv vyt+b tho
,,,it,ii,,. ,b. Hte - i' ~, WIN me
within a reasonable timc ana not rnt,,r1
Wjtbon+ rarnissior frn,, ,b nv, - - 49,.
Tohn RnIin. Fred Ifarrisnn II IT Pnd-
y,,rrd r. / 1oyat SrtbSr 'vititd
Ritmani J. G Whfto 'nI p T. cana,.nos 11tIg' G n n
r. RSiiy Atcpov,oir 7 7 rori,, ~; ,i;
WonTd;,b,Ir,, nri T",nss brou!r 'e''
N3Mn,athpGTE N,t,x ~ anu ;s ;,ainss 1roWn'
49,, -, ,,,-,,,st ,,,l i ,.,,1H InS
- NJ "ouiH IIvt IeIiete
IN their behalf is they admitted their
SIt,,- ,,., ,, ,., ,,,
', ', Asnlord, chhrEea with msprislon or
treason, was round gullty ana sentenced TO
one year IN jan ana ilned Sl.UlO Ashford
hgS practiced law IN honolulu since about
1881. He was banished several years ago
for conspiracy against the monarchy.
Twenty-three natives convicted of treas
on have received sentences varying from
In one case n fine q, 81 o0o was rernittaa
by President Dole
Tho military rourt Is stil1 sItt tinr- and I+s
work drat-s along slowly. About 2OJ eases
ora ,.at 10 ba .ril -
Prince nnyid mas baen found rui1tv HIS
setnc l at III b ,ri tUf''I MS
~ ~ NJ I'm MY PuDt4G III,
a., - u!lI.i - St9oA - tiie Iut'n SthtelGe WI
ns ny Yrs ~. tlt i,aIh sne ti "s 'ahsm ~
tAe trouo!t' Irobap.y @ sns VII pe showed
10 leaVe the country without serving the
sentence II she so desires TWenty-four
natives have been sentenced 10 prison for
terms ranging from seven to eight years.
The sentences found instant favor among
the people generally, though some thought
Rlpikana at least should have been sum
marily dealt with.
The Hawaiians have commenced to work
in earnest for annexation. They have been
informed that ali present prisoners will be
fr,ed IN event of closer raIntions with tSe
Initial states Marital law ia sfiIl IN
Forca '
eiron,, err, is rat,,,, ,,,,de 10 sox,a tba
@ oF M II,iTIyar5 y o1 pn cGn
SoIY has ,nrcrestSd User in his hehd1f '''''