Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-11-26

suspended. and defendants returned 10 parents
kuuiA common nuisance. fined -, costs 81
Manuel Philips aud Luika, adultery, the fbrrDcr
fined $40, costs 81, md the latter ssn'enced TO
three month"; imprisonment ut hard labor nnd rs
pay II costs.
THK artcsian well bored for the government near
the corner Of King street and Waikiki road, u
which mention was made last veok, has tho
airongcst flow Of any well yet bored ON this island
The we'll wng commenced on the 18th ~ October
md on FRIDAY Of last week four inch stream 81
water was struck NJ depth OF 800 feet. They cpn-
tnued boring and ON Saturday tho stream had
Increased to thirty-hye inches. On Monday the
Tools were zer rut n again and the how Of water "a
VOL ~ about twelve feet above level. and
The water haa fiss ~ 81 feet and 10 inches. A
cnnnertipn haS been made with tho rnnins from
bhkiki reservoir.
TnEng was very pleasant gathering Of tho
young people connected eith Fort Street Church
at the residence Of Hon. II. A. II. Carter on Thurs
day evening. 4 part Of the evening was devoted
to nm entertainment consisting Of music and reel.
tntions by members Of tho Union, who carried out
tho following programme with credit 10 Themselves
and pleasure % tho large number prevent.
piano sole by Me. 4: T. Jndd, dueti by Misses
llcsgio Dickson md Maggie Hnrnden, recitation
by Miss Marion Austin, solo by Miss May Sever
ance, Bingon on the Rhine" read by tho Hon. II.
A. u. Carter. Duct. piano and coruet Na4srs WIN.
and Dyron Jones After n short business meeting
dnrinq which committee, consisting ~ Miss Lack
nnd Mr. chns. Carter, was appointed to meet and
meeting vas dissolved but only - give placs to
more social one, and tbs rest Of the evening was
spent IN games In which nearly alI joined.
Tue 8. +. Ana Of the sih inst. contains an
account Of the arrest Of John G. Ailardyce with
Hawaiian Government Bonds In his possession.
Edwin Jones Of Lahaina wrote to Capt Leos Of
tbs S. Il. pc ice forcs tina, $3.50 in Government
Bonds had lccn stolen from bis snfe in February
last, and th' the suspected parties had gone to
Ban France co the bonds we're hlsD doacriied
The bankers and brokers Of y. r., were notified.
On the 9TH a young man tried to aell some Of
these bonds to the Bank Of California, and was
referred to Spreckels Bros One II the Spreckcls
brothers coming in shortly after was told Of tbis
lie sent messenger with officer 10 his Office and
when the young man came In he was arrested, Some
Of .ae stolen bonds were found ON him. Another
young man outside who acted suspiciously was
nlso arrested and proved 10 be J. Z. Allardycc
The young man who had gone In 10 sell tho
bonds WAS his younger brother. He told the story
of his arrest and acqnittal in Labaina, and stated
that Jones had paid him 1850 and three OF tho
alleged stolen bonds when he threatened to aue
him for false imprisonment. The case is COM
picated ono and the officers did not know what TO
do. He had been acquitted and cond not be tried
again, and as there IL no extradition treaty be-
tween the two countries he could not be sont back
District-Attorney Smoot and Chief OF Police
Crowley decided to let the young men go and keep
tue bonds until the question Of Ownership is set
claim. This tho boys agreed to, and 50 the matter
rests
YESTERDAY forenoon n most cowardly assault
was made on Mr.. McChesny by the son Of his part
ner, young man by the narno Of Citizens. Mr..
McChesny had been sick for several days and yes
terday morning when he returned to his store had
some words with Citizens about business matters.
Shortly after, while he sitting at his desk writ
ing. Citizens stepped up behind him and struck him
ON the back Of the head. Mr. McChesny says that
he was struck with hammer which lying be-
hind him, and which he in Githens' hand after
he received the blow. Citizens says he struck him
with his fist and that large ring which he wears
cut Dir. McChesnys head. wound about an inch
in length made Just back of the right car and
Mr.. McChesny's head and shirt covered with
blood. Citizens Immediately went to the Station
House and gave himself mp. Several persons in
the vicinity went to Mr.. McChesny's assistance as
soon rs they heard him cry for help. DR.. McKib-
bin examined him and said that the skull was not
broken and that the wound did not seem TO be ne
cessarily serious. He was taken inside and placed
on sofa until he became quiet and was then taken
to his room. This assault in any way it can be
considered was n most covardly act. Citizens ia a
healthy, strong younR man, while Mr.. McChesny
recovered from sickness. Even with the greatest
provocation it would have been an unmaniy act to
strike man Of Mr.. McChesny's age with his fist
TO say nothing of using a hammer ms is alleged.
The only wonder is that he was not killed by the
blow. MIR. McChesny's family arrived from San
Francisco by the Faiktnbarg few hours after the
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