The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-03-04
FIVE YEARS FOR LII.
Chief ConsPIrators Sentenced 10
Thirty NcHrs' imprisonment.

san Francisco. Cal, March 2.-CCOr-
rcspCndeuCe Of the United Press, per
steamer Australia. Honolulu, February
sS-rha executive has not yet passed upon
The sentence OF the eX-queen- 1t is quite
certain that the military commission made
II i've years and S5.po0 fine. IL is well I'M
oerstoaI that the government is debating
the method and place OF imprisonment. a
ccgc,us VII soon he arrived at
suls morning At o'clock the presidents
aid. 2taier Potter, went 10 Oahu prison
a-E read TO The chief prisoners their SEN
fences as follows;
e.. q. EulleS. thirty-five years imprison-
meat ANA $l.eJ) fine.
IS. H. I,ikard. thirty-iive years and
s. 70 iIne-
l,a55r Seward. thirty-hve years and &c.,
f.o..,-t W. Wilcox. thirty-hve years and
SIuu.9 zine.
,aa WIdenann. thirty years and &c.
OCp me.
q. j.. Walker. thirty years and $500
fi-e.
s.sa-v Bertelmaun. thirty-five years and
s-.tV EUe-
IS. Ii. q. Grey twenty years and sio,-
C1l fine.
Lous Marshall. twenty years and $1,000
fae.
John lime. 1--WE years and $3.50 fine.
William <. Lane. I'VE years and $500
me
..a.es. Seward. Richard. Wilcox. Now
lem aEI Eertelmaun had been sentenced
br tts military commission TO be hanged.
TH. sentences Were modified by the COM
j. t-l...-r-lu-sIlef. above. Nowlein re-
t..s.t his sentence At the station house.
A. .-r end Major Potter read:
-.Ar4 furthermore. in consideration OF
e. Ea-- tLag the government has used
you as a witness before the military COM
mission. the marshal IS instructed 10 set
ycu II large" etc.
TEe marshal then set NOwlein at liberty.
= sl-uilr appendix TO the sentence was
r4.l is ,h- ease oC Bertelmann. and he
was also ser free. The prisoners exhibit
e. -.4.l nervousness while their sentences
were read. They donued their prison suits
f-luee.ately. GCliek was first TO appear
DO tle H=w Earb. The trousers, coat and
ra- were az black and white stripes The
sentence 1f Captain Davis has not yet been
announced ON account OF his service as a
witness b. VII doubtless be notified.
ExiIcs from Hawaii.
san Francisco. Cal. March 2-The steam
shin Australia arrived this morning and
brought the following deporte1 passengers
t~ur H1uoriu: James Brown, e. Creish-
reE. joan Eaiiu. 4. p Peterson. L. Nun
c.rter-. !n cabin. and Arthur White. Nick
Patterson. ~ a.. Ke4w4rd l.. Caridaua and
y. --sr.at.i Ga sJeerage.
H. .l- IA twgutg-Uue natives were re
leased Lram prison. mainly FOR lack OF
et .auee a-aiss- them. One was William
g..a. Airs. DJmiui's steward. who is con-
G.r.aally set al larse on account OF his
important services IN uneaTt thing the arms
ava 1u-us at Washington palace and
ae Do the search Tor the eN-queeu's
r-.rs. as Wen IS Tor his testimony on
L- tral-
since the reports received or the 18th
'..aHa Har a.rrHa .raH HsaHH limo
senators az Washington upon the question
q. capital punishment for the rebels here
fUl opinion has been decidedly expressed
EE u4uE laa4in- supporters Of this gov
g.-U..ar. tL4t such views OF friendly sena-
-u.e Uu-t uee9Ssarily determine the com
imitation Ot tine death sentences fixed by
CHI. military commission.
U4 tae lsth United States Minister VIII
D. r.I iHr- interview with Minister
Iaf.. W.tu special reference % the case
a.. ..#u II. Bowler, am American citizen,
-.Ll IS l.uleaeef TO 1--WE years imprison-
l...- --l tine II S5.0-l. Mr.. Willis asked
f... la zLaa.l Re permitted 10 leave the
l- place of imprisonment, citing
r.. ease ~ john White. Euglishman,
E-1 r.i-rI tuat favor, although proved
81. .a.= aHs- tle h9mtShell found az Wash
l--r.l E-..-.. AR. Hatch replied that Mr..
81 l1.s pleaded i-uurance OF the use Of the
s.- having been told that they were in
s.-..4 t.r fence ornaments; also that
lI.-s- was proved 70 have undertaken the
Oh tae telephone office, thereby
s--r.l= -I rhe governments communica-
-.- WltI ITS defenders. 1t his request
- Walls has been furnished with full
.=l-srle report ot the evidence in Bow
l.-s ease. IS wen as ia those Of Gulick
-a- Seward Air Willis also urged upon
-ir Hatch. the Tropriety Of eNemptinS Bow
I'll. from tIe humiliation Of wearing the
eaF-e- uniform ON the ground that he is
e. political prisoner. lie represented 10 AR.
Ilataa t.e Importance OF making that dis
junction in the cases Of the insurgents gem
e-alF- The government Is not inclined
% recognize amy such recommendation.
LsWl-E is uow wearing the convict dress
Air. Bowler mas eecn prominent for many
years as a political WiTrpuller. He mace A
r..sl-sl-.e property fifteen years ago out
U- building rue palace. which cost over
2i.'Hat III l>s' he received very corrupt
contract rom halha!ua Tor importing a
tar-s ot S1E-h sea 4abcrers. The reform
lIrt.s WaH z--Zet power that year, anuuiled
mis- contract before lie had actually ex-
pended anything. lie claimed $4,000 FOR
4a55 - expected profits. IAree years later
Hl.u rae national party came into power
A- -sE tl1t SUM from the legislature and
several tu1l@An1 more, which the needy
native LEGISLATORS added u be distributed
-at.-as Themselves 30 far as can be
.-tli...l- thc honolulu public IS well sat
l~trt ssirl the sentences IS the wisest TO
= imposed under al the circumstances.
For sale
WCevii proof corn at & per bushel. T. O.
=. Cheuvyvlile. Ia +. -. address George
sN- Bennett. BynEcttsvjile La Reference
RAJ -t-s bank Alexandria, La
Her Arrest Ordered.
London March I'm the high court of
Justice this morning the judge ordered the
arrest o- Nine. Bgtt.ni daughter OF n.
deceased sl-aur Trcbeili Bertini, for ais
uleg.u.s tle order % the court prohibitinc
hzE from selling her mothers jewels. The
cr-er Eas issued ln connection with the
ra-.-r Ire1sIIi VIII case IN which the
validity uf the will was disputed Nine
Fsertsa5 oil not appear IN court today as
er...reB and e. was learned that she had
rsa. .a BIER escape 10 southampton. where
srD rrc- on board a steamship and sailed
Tor south Africa on a concert tour.