Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-01-08

Mana was not allowed TO land any one at Kahului
| and had to return 10 Honolulu. DIR. Hutchinson
boarded her soon after her arrival and found tho
| sick Chinaman and seventeen others in the small
4 cabin. The sick man was immediately conveyed
to the hospital the reef, and the other passen-
gers and the Mrpds crew to the quarantine build
| ing Besides those of the Cossdndrd's passengers
| yet remaining in Honolulu about 15O are scattered
| about on various parts of Oahu. Kauai and Ha-
| wall, among plantations, and we would not be
surprised to hear ut any time of other cases being
| reported, though we earnestly hope that the dis
| ease may not spread any further.
| The brigantine Storm Bird arrived in Honolulu
Thursday evening, thirty days from Jaluit having
on board seventy-tbree South Sea Islanders, IL of
whom were women or children, several infants in
| arms. They on the whole good looking col
lection and show that they were well fed and cared
for on the voyage. The ship is reported clean and
in excellent order inside. She touched on coral
reef in the South Pacific, and may probably have
to be hove down and have the injured porto rccop
pered. Capt. Whitney of the bark HaicaH writes
from Jaluit under date of December Ord. that ne
is sanEuine of success and wishes the Storm, Bird
to I've returned, and says that he can fill her nj
once. The PODidte had not been heard of for
some seven weeks when the Storm Bird sailed
from Jaluit. The Minister of the Interior, the
Secretary of the Board of Immigration, and DR..
Emerson, vaccnating physician " the Board OF
Health, were at the quarantine station when the
south Sea Islanders were landed, and vaccinated
rs interpreter. Many of them had been to Samoa
and some of them speak little English. They
were landad at the jetty, run out by Captain
Brown from the quarantine station, end the boats
got alongside at half tide and landed them without
difficulty.
FOLLOWING are the Police Court sentences for
the week Gnbe Holmes, drunkenness, forfeited
bail Sc Kolomona H., same charge also forfeited
Sc bail Manoia k, drunk enness, plead guilty and
was fined s5 and FL costs. J. H. Wilbur charged
with embezzling from f. =. Adams, pleaded guilty
and was committed for trial to the Supreme Court
John Kalama charged with assault and bat
terry on Joke his wife, was found guilty and fined
SO and Sl.20 costs. John Play, for fast riding
WAS fined 81 and s1.t) costs. Moa H., charged
with driving dray faster than walk, pleaded
guilty, and was fined 81 an 81 costs. All Pong
charged with procuring intoxicating drink for
natives, was found guilty and fined 1916, or in
costs were Get at 81. Case appealed to the
Supreme Court. X. Schriever and Waiaua W.,
forncation, both pleaded guilty. Schriever
fined 1875 and 81! costs, and Waialua St5 and
$3.50 costs. kamauna, perjury in the second de-
gree examination waived and defendant commit
ted to the Supreme Court. Tongani Celia, assault
and battery; defendant, who was only ten years
of age was committed 10 the Reform School dur
ing his minority. Kamalau, furious driving, for
feited bail S12. Mckuoha k. and MAXI W., adul-
terry, both plead guilty The former was fined SO
and S2I costs, and the latter $40 and $3.50 costs.
Namakalono drunkenness, pleaded guilty and
was fined IS and 81 costs. Ioela k, assault and
1922 costs. Phi k. charged with assault and bat
terry on Kaaiwahea, was found guilty and fined $5
and 81 10 costs and kalaiwahea, for assault on
Phi was fined So and 81 costs