The Hawaiian gazette., 1881-11-30

I and very badiy rnaried. the rascals got nothing
1 from hifn. as ne had bought exchange upon thu:
/ place. ErySipelas was the immediate cause OF ei'
death. but it was thocsht by his messnates thai
the heavy rnauling De had got was the real cause
I His effects were handed over by Purser Platt Il
the American Consul here.
The steamer City Of Nee York was signallei or
Monday nisht. about II O'Clock. and reached bel
! wharf shortly after l.. She brings about one
/ hundred passengers and good freight list toi
/ this port. Among the pasSencers we note ths
I names Of Col. and Mrs Z. ) SpaldinC. Mrs A. i
] Atkinson, Miss Z. Atkinson, Miss Smith, Mrs J.
Wight. Miss Wight. 5. c. Allen and wife, W.
Castle, Rev. J. A. Crazan. Rev. W. 3. UleSon. +,
I Z. Hastings and wife, W. f. Rice and wife. : y
Alexander. Capt. II. W. Nicholson. Geo. J. Ross,
I 5 uo;h and Z. ". AndreaS. to all Of whom vi
tendes cordial welcome home.
/ A vounc man named Citizens committed ssri-
/ Gus assault upon Mr.. McChesny on Friday. tap
pears that Mr.. McChesny and Citizens. the partner
Of the Young had sumo dispute about business
matters and thst short time after the latter came
! behind Mr.. McCheSny while he was writing and
according to his statement, struck hin heavy blow
on the head with hsmmev. Citizens says the
wound on Mr.. MeChesay's head was caused
by a ring. In answer TO Mr.. MeCheSny 5
err for help assistance was soon at hand,
and the wounded man was taken to DIR. Nc
Kibbin's sore. where the cut was dressed.
Citizens az once went to the station house and
gave himself up; be WAS brought up for trial on
tuesday but the case was postponed awaiting the
result o. the injuries. Nj McChesny IS a very
old man and the blow IS 4 very serious one.
HAvAu.
The waiakea mill curarenced grinding on Mon
day. Nov. 21st.
Messrs. Hitchcock 4 Co. sent over eighty tons
of No. sugar by the T'ciiight on the I'd.
The railway is graded for fourteen miles aeort-
ING to last accounts and the rails have been laid
for three miles.
The three-rnastsd schooner Excelsior, Captain
Pitt. left Hilo for Port Townsend, W. l., on
Tuesday, Nov. I'd, IN ballast.
The well-borers have driiled GO feet, and still
no water. The rock now encountered IS said to be
the hardest yet me; with.
When the LiEr'iEe left sJahukona the jenny Pits
had nearly completed unloading, there was about
two days more work 10 do
The schooner TrrbgAt. Vim. Whitney master,
ieft Hilo for san Francisco on Tuesday, Nov. I'D
with 4 cargo Of sugar. nlolasseS and hides
MAUI.
is reported that hall for public entertain
raenis is to be erected at Kahului.
New buildings are being built at Kahului, and
the future OF that port is very promising.
A fair Is TO be held at Waikiki, December 10th,
TO raise funds for new organ for the Waikiki
Foreign Church.
The friends Of llr. E. n Walsh have been con-
graduating him on his approaching marriage to
Miss Julia Beckwith.
All the mills are grinding and doing fair work,
though no; their best. The crops have been some
what damaged by the drought, still the crops will
be the largest ever harvested.
After most enthusiastic reception Queen
Emma left Maui on Wednesday last for Hawaii
The regard of the people for her was manifested
in the most uaequivocal and spontaneous manner.
KAUAI
There have been heavy rains throughout the
past week.
Mail matters have improved of late. We are
getting or papers at proper dates.
Planters generally need more laborers and are
looking with much interest for more Portuguese.
The Lihue and Hananaulu mills are about
beginning to grind and have large crops to grind.
At the Eleele plantation Mr.. 4. Dreier has
traction engine 70 haul cane and to pillow. The