The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-25
Continued from ISt Pdge.)

the time to go and execute the work;
never threatened any men with re-
volvers; recruited several men and
sent them ahead; reached Kahala
with Keawe Koia and Kauai at 3
o'clock in the afternoon; witness and
others went out that Sunday night
on Telegraph hill; at 7 o'clock Mon
day morning took off cartridge belt
and gun aud left them and went
home to Wailupe, surrendered later
to the captain OF the Government
troops.
Cross-examination 49, Was not in
the boat and did not assist in land
ing or secreting any arms in the
sand.
Kiliona, sworn, states: Live at
Keanau below Diamond Head, near
Kauai's beach house; remember the
Thursday before Sunday, Jan. 6;
know Pua; he said that witness
would be wanted at o'clock that
evening; that some foreigners were
coming out that evening to go out
fishing; witness affirmed that he
would go and went home and pre-
pared lines and hooks for different
sizes of fish; great many people at
Waikiki and in town often employed
witness to go with them fishing;
witness being familiar with the
place; they went out that night;
passing the fishing grounds witness
demonstrated with Pua, and Pua
told him keep quiet; Pua it appears
had seen vessel; nearing witness
found the vessel to be the steamer
Waimanalo; witness then saw an
other boat; the two boats then ran
alongside and was challenged by the
men on the steamer who we're all
armed; the foreigners spoke and
ammunition was delivered from the
steamer into the boats; those who
came of the steamer were George
Townsend, Charles Warren and X.
w. Wilcox; witness was told by Pua
to get into the other boat and lead
the way in shore; the witness boat
went into cove between Waialae
and Kahala; the other boat went
ashore farther down; the guns were
hid in the sand; witness went home
that night; hearing there was trou-
BILE left home on Monday morning
and went into the bushes to hide;
witness surrendered to the author
tiles.
/ Cross examination Was not
struck with the idea to tell the
authorities about the landing OF
arms.
Charles Warren states: Heard the
name OF Aberahama mentioned on
Thursday night as one OF the men
in the boat which went out to the
Waimanalo; saw Kiliona on one OF
the boats; saw Kauai and Abera-
hama at Kahala on Sunday morn
ing, and a second time that day in
the afternoon when they returned
with recruits.
Kauai, sworn, states: A messenger
had come to witness from George
Townsend for him to show them
some place where they could hide
some guns, witness being familiar
with the locality; the places witness
designated were not satisfactory
aud the guns were returned to ka.
hala aud Kaalawai; on SUNDAY
morning witness and Abarahama
decided to vacate the place and
get away; they we're stopped at
Kaalawai, and were told to go and
find men; both were given two full
glasses OF gin and they started; told
people at Keahia il they were aloha
alma to go to Kahala and they would
find work there; did not see Keawe
aud Koia at Waialae; returned tc
Kahala at 2 p. N. Sunday; told PEG
pie he was going home and went
during the night Wilcox called and
asked Kauai and Kiliona to go tc
fight; made excuses and were lef
home; next day went towards Kaa
laval and found Townsend anC
others with a wagonload OF guns
they wanted Kiliona and Kauai t.
go and hide the guns; the men tool
the guns and dumped them in tn,
bush; went and hid in the bush ant
hid for week.
A recess was taken till 1880 p. m
Evening Session.
The following prisoners wer
brought into Court shortly after
o'clock. They We're:
John Mahuka, Keliikuewa, Liwa
Kamekona alias Pipi, Kaoua, Puma
lua, Samuel Kalalau, Patrick Lane
Kilohana, Manuel Kuhio, Henr
Mahoe, Samuel X. Kaloa, Nakaikua
hiue, Tom Pedro.
Patrick Lane said that Neuman
and Rosa would defend him.
Kalalau wanted an attorney
Others wanted no counsel.
Mr.. Neumann rose and said 'ha
he and Rosa would volunteer thei
services for prisoners. Offer was az
copied.
| Mr.. Neumann entered the sam
objections as to the jurisdiction q
the Commission as in former cases.
The objection was overluled.
Charge and specifications OF trea
son were then read by the Judg
} Advocate.
= John Mahuka pleaded guilty t
both specifications aud charge.
Keliikuewa-Pleaded guilty.
Liwai Kamekona alias Pipi o.
= Pleaded guilty.