The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-07-20


c&rrieS linn OF.
The GAEE1TE beCs 20 apologize TO the gentleman
who f,astea The religions pac2rds round town the
f information came 10 Us from what We considered
trpst worthy source. L was however as the A5r1--
ftssr suggested a esse o. mistaken identity.
The Pa-ars has been bought for the firm Of J. u.
Sp-eckels Z Co. She sold foI S4.0o0 50 she coIld
handy have heen profitable Investment for our
Government She i 70 car-y Inoa1sses 10 San
Francisco. and may then run 70 AeIico. 50 We
are informed.
We learn from Capt McGrecur Of the steamer
Metulii. tilzt last week the schooner hiaaH While
heatinC ont % one Of the ports the hcolau side
q tins Island missed stays and In attempting 10
wear ship geat ashore, he vessel WIS Saoriiy
after Got Of with only slight damage and the loss
e her ruocsr.
AZ the close Of the Court business on Monday
three criminal Gases had been disposed Of. two u
which-I- Dubois for eTnbezzienaent and Rhodus
for psri1ry-resnlted IN acQJlttal. The only clse
Il which verdict cT guilty was ooialnei ana t1at
with 4 recommendation 70 mercy, was . charge Of
burglary against Chinarn2n-
The new fre-alarn bells recently imported for
the Department have been placed II position for
use IN the bell-fower and II No Is enclGe-hcuse.
Flre Marshal Ma,ulre informs Is that these bells
VIII be thoroughly tested on rtay afternoon next
between the hoars % ( and O'Clock when the
public VII have an opportunity OF Judging Of Their
merits as Ere-alsrl1s-
Who VIII say that the humblest creatures may
not prove useful az times IN the trisl q Rex.
y Kong sing. the prosecutor sisted that he Vas
aroused by the bite Of what IS alluded 70 usually
as B tat. and that getting up II colSequ encs he
3 came upon the burglar. We do MT know whether
many people would ike TO keep this kind 81 watch
dog however
On "Wednesday evening last the following Of
oars Of Oahu Lodge No ! K Of p. fur this garment
term vers installed by DISC. David DAYTON
Thos- r. Lrczs Past Chancellor: Peter O'Suli-
van. &C; Theo. A. DGcoit. VICE Chancellor;
Robert n. Fuller. Preis-e: kenny Smith n. q r
ana :: John lucas. NJ Of F: Len. r Pstten
y. Of Z: Chas- Clsrk. " Of A.; Arthur Gig, LG-;
. F. ". Fehlbshr, OG.
We remarked that on the occasion Of the I4th Of
July the French Commissions had his house
illuminated n co1arnenioratlon Of the day. We
must coruect our statement Of last week NAT THIS
6ste has been chosen FOR the Ere1ch National
Holiday. in cQEnmeuoration q the ''takltE Of the
Basrie. hut It Is because the day marked the end
81 tie feudai system N France and The beginning
q q new era Of progress ana liberty.
Coasiderable dissatisfaction hiss been expressed
- Is about the uoa3 % the ParS where Il skirts
along the shore. II has been covered with loose
material which would cake we'll together and
would make an excellent road were L w2tered. but
tins hiss never been done and the material l. grs
dnllly beng blown sway llso tne SEA Il Is % be
hoped that some steps vii Be taken 70 save the
road before It has quite disappeared
An unfortunate accident occurred While H-R-H-
the Princess Regent vas On her way 10 W2isl1a
LAST week The ho-se Of one OF the carriages BE-
cane frightened ard rsn away Gown q hill. Ms.
halIai. who was II tie carnage n1rslns baby.
was thrown Violently out the baby fell uncermost
and received such severe injuries that i died on
THURSDAY. Mrs. hahsi escaped With few
bruises and the driver vas co-par-tlvsly unhur1-
We are told that al those who were diving had
very narroW escape frou this runaway, and thst
but tcz Re display Of Souce energy BY member Of
The party the accident would have been Sill more
serious
Five Of The sailors On boara the kali, the Hsv-
shan tsrk which arrived f7on Bremen On the lQlh
refused duty while on their pzsszce ou-. and they
aprsared before Judge Bickerto1 last Tuesday to
eXplain Thzir eIpi lustiol vas not satisfactory.
Thev had ref1Ssd % answer whel called. had .
Used threatening lznC1zCe 70 the mate. had even .
talked Of running knife into hlln- had finally 4
gone thrcach the form Of 6sposing the mate IN q
lIrtls ooaolave Of their Own and had then given I
Up All IDEA q -ork- he passs7es-s ard sfsvArd .
had n asSiS- II worslug The ship her Ltsis I
tale did not soften the judges helrt az ell. and he
sentenced tie three worst. Elcel, Cords and /
k-uss. 10 40 each OF 50 days imprisonment with 4
hard labor II defsuit O. Tyu.e-t- the tEo others
DolCh and Olel1usch. 80 e1ch o. . Gays IN /
prisoumsut-
On Saturday an inquest vas held on the BODY Of 4
z c. Macy. who vas found dead II his noon On I
that sure1oo1 At one oclock Mr.. J. Russell called 4
al Mscv's hoEse With tie newspaper, he knocked .
~ tie door bCt Obtaining no answer ard finding \
L locked. he vent round 70 the window and sas
Macy apparently sitting by tee 0e1 post. he .
cslird- bar obtained no answer, be then vent for
Nj. Fowler. the oysr.sr Of the house who entered
b. he sTlaioE and f0lnd % his hO-Tor thai Macy
had hanged EinlSelE. De had fastened strip Of .
nd cs,ioo % the bed poss and had thGn Gsli6sr-
atsly sat down and allowed himself % Be
s1rauClad- Macy had for tElo years pest been n
6sspol6inE stale. he had an idea that ke vEs
lspsr. The Jury CONSISTED q Z. Gray, l. Spsul-
ding. =. Smith W Co4tes- G. Fowler verdict
va retained II aeoo-eancs with the evidence
"
virilznce. as Is well-knovn. Is one Of the char
ac1sris.ics Of Cur police. TIE other night all
10; sr,seify vhics night Polloeuan y. when up
on his lonely round. saw the vlldoSs OF q
hoase open. visions OF burglars rose II his mind;
b. determined % invss-icats With great csUtiol
be c-eps up the ezTden-E1th- and by-wsy Of find
~ o1t whether t1sre we're burglars n ne hO1ss-
he knocked az the Cuors rtceTTl-g 10 reply COZ
v7rf,e5 hiu, slrs his s-u-is= yss tsl-rsrfs vI.zt
burglar ever answered e knox at the door lie
ihsre1pol rstrszssd 70 tAe mad 20 mediate:
In his re-re1t be must have ben less careful
tlzn n his adlGzoe- for he r0ussd one Of the
sl1noe-inE inmates. Herring lo5Sa the innate
sr-aEg oct q bed and made for the door, seeing
ua1- visions & b1rSars c11rsed through ms head
TOO. b1. az that moment. the fash Of lamp feIl
anon the ba6ze Of the law and the inmate. feeling
coh6ence IN the guardian Of the r1ght. retired 70
his pllioE aealn- he poilcs-1sn however. vl5Egd
the mysterious figure which appeared and dis
appsz-ed frorn The door. 1s only further confirm
sflu1 OF tie bE-zlar thso-T- and rather strong
looking u-s too. 50 ne tel back fur1ts-. and
1lTL--l -t1c1eG TIE corner q NLla-1l street, o-eE
his whistle EEich Eas answered from I've differ
er1 points and assis-zncs came pouring L. for
1os only did Iae i've policeus1 cone along. but
two q or p-ouile1t rlercha1zs turned OF, one
carving candle with which 70 Light tie pose on
is way Plan Of operations vas agreed upon
ard rhs s-ruy roEed upo1 she point Of ztszck-
dash Els made which e1ec-1zlly rozss5 the people
Sleeping n TIE hozse. and every one vas oct q
bed sssSlnE for REVIEWERS, Waking Sticks, water
l1cs and otker weapons With which 10 defend
-he--sslves- Bafu-e ths to parties cane % blows
however. q parry WIS held- Ene-s II discovered
that there -zs - ssE7iEr IA isss Ct Oh Re o.
" existed N the policsnEr's Imagination When
tins Ezs rezche5 Ee venture % GrzE tie czrszin-
the rsSt Is TOO t-zEle and awful. the glowing rhs-
to-ic and s1-0lg Szx0a that Eere 1seG U-sf ind
Eurne other columns than Gus % report them
We are told however that the British army II
El1zders Ezs mid N co-npa-is5n.
Tie natives z-e making quite trade Of mann
fsct1rInE and selling lava Specimens the lava :
n0zl6ed into vases cups, and FarlOzs forms
Rasiness Is quite tElsk-
Sane Of sr s--ezus are beginning . I'M boil
inn Wafer Il il mistake 20 s1ppose that when the