The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-10-14
Police

L tneSs IL this institution has duriBg toe last
few " ,ks been somewhat on the Increase, and %
judge fl ~ the frequent occupancy Of cool lodgings
in the station house, liquors undiluted have been in
better demand since the treaty. Opium seems also
20 hsve taken g rise with the market much easier
and in fair demand. The receipts In the Police
Court, extra OF some lively Transaction Ia the Su-
preme Court, in the aggregate figures 10 about S225.
Hoodlums have been desirous Of public notices. One
innocent looking individual. DESTROYS to know bis
hight when standing in his boots, having been torn
without, though be may have the fortune in store to
have the pleasure TO die in his boots, took a pair OF
boots belonging 20 J. 4. Hsssinger, Esq, aud was
sent for three months TO kawa. Another Of the
hoodlum fraternity and q disciple Of the R~eformAtory
school, apparently not = very promising graduate.
young 10 years. but full Of promise 10 become on in-
dus,rious worker for his native land, called KalRma,
ambitious 20 dwell 10 8 castle Of his own, swindled
Mr.. Bolster cut Of lumber. nails. hinges. etc. bat
the police and the dic;um Of His Honor dissolved the
castle into mir, and he was kindly awarded n lodging
in the moro solid castle at Kawa free OF expense for
sixty days.
Ikeole (k) and Kaliko (w.). presen, q very
striking case Of
Affinity, Ihy name Is trouble.
Both we're married to different parties. Ikeolo call
ed his first love "my duck, - and Kaliko her loving
husband "my dear" but fate uilled otherwise
Affinity aud odic forces struck tho tender hearts Of
Ikeole and Kaliko. Ducks aud doars vanished from
loves vocabulary, sweet home changed into bitter
home. and Raliko hired a snug little chamber in
which she and Ikeole lived costly. But a dark cloud
draws near this hidden nest, and Raliko's husband,
once " my dear" enters the retreat TO end tho birds
fown,-wherei They had found a resting place a,
Kalihi, but again the pursueF comes with a large
rctinue of friends and again the pursued pair take
flight 20 q hiding place miles away; but at last a
warrant brings the 90 tried and sorely troubled " 10
tho cold and unsympathetic walls Of the station
house, where affinity is doomed. Kaliko pleads
guilty, Ikeole denies with scorn the soft impeach-
ment, aud oh instability Of women, his wife. the
once abandoned. neglected, unfed duck comes for
ward TO testify that Ikeole has never left her loving
arms; but at this assertion the tall form Of Kaliko
rises Medea like in an outburst Of wounded pride
and Jealousy, and with outstretched finger towards
the crestfallen Ikeole. says 10 most magnificent scorn,
Your husband was mine for more than two years 80
The performance was impressive, and His Honor
thought it worth respectively $50 and $40. But
affinity, will it vsni0h thuslyI That is the question.
Joe Aria, or Spanish Joe, was arrested for dealing
the game in his house on King street to a mixed
party Of blacks and whites and was fined in tho sum
of 500 and one days hard labor. and j. d. Lougcc,
one OF the select party, was found guilty Of gambling
and retailing liquors without license; took appeal 20
o jury. By the jury he was found guilty Of firing a
pistol at two members Of the gambling crew. Sen
fenced by the Supreme Court 800 and costs. and
one weeks imprisonment at hard labor.