Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1881-07-02

/ ing both bonos 81 the log between tho knee and
ankle. The broken bones were a"t gnd the lady
taken home, and speedy recovery may DO
| hoped for.
! Mr. kfU the Chineman who shot and killed Kip
| Chucn Lung ON the Gih Of June for tho non pay.
| rncnt Of debt Of thirteen dollars, and who was
committed for trial 10 the July term 81 tho bu-
promo Court on q charge of murder, died In Jail,
and thus saved the country thc expense " a trial
aud possible execution.
TH driver Of an cypress wagon In backing mp
| 10 the edge ~ the old Custom TIouso wharf last
| Saturday forenoon backed TOO far aud went over
board. The wagon fell bottom aide up and pulled
the horse into tho water back down 30 that ho was
| unable Ia Keep aipHt, and before tho animal
| could receive any assistance II was drowned; tho
driver escaped.
| Tnr rainfall for tho month 81 June ut DR.. u.
| McKibbin's residence IierotRnnin street was
| lIb inches, nj W. w. Halls on Nuuanu ayenuc,
| $40 inches and NJ j. X. wildor'a at the Ice work
| By inches. A. W. W. Halls residence the rain.
| fall for the FIRST SIX month"; Of this present year
measured 2i.2J inches, and for tho period Ia
| 1870 22Bs inches.
A VERY interesting pamphlet Of % pages hns
| been compiled 10y order ~ the Trustees for the
Foftioth Anniversary OF punahou School and Oahu
College containing historical memoranda, charter,
by.lawp, rules mud regulations ptc., with m RpIcn.
dix giving the names OF pnpila from ibil-sl aud
every lftHIl connected with the tHhtttultDu. 1ln
compiler IL the Rev. DR.. Hyde.
FOLLOWING Ia the programme for tbs Band
Concert nj Emma Square at 40 pm. thia after
noon
-Shafpshoolcrs, new. ocscr
Dnc-ll TfOyhiotc. Verdi
Polka Victoria. Faust
Grand Selection Mguou, Thomas
The next moonlight Concerts will t,ke place on
IhnrHdny July 7th, md on Monday, July llth in
Emma square
ruE body Of dead Chinnman WAS found
short distance beyond Eva Yesterday. IL vas
seon by Messrs Tucker and Cecil Brown. The
head was crushed in with some blunt instrument,
probably stone, and the body bore every appear
ance Of having lain there several weeks II not
months. Near by was n bottle Of gin and u tin case
which had contained provisions, and the body WAS
carefully covered by ablnnkotn such manner that
1t must have been done by some one after the man
was killed. An officer was sent down yesterday
afternoon TO hold an inquest
Tug mail from Maui brings the news Of another
" shooting gcrape =" ON that island but fortunately
no one was h1rt. Deputy Sheriff u. NJ. Walsh
was shot by II leper whom he attempted 10 arrest
Mr.. Walsh and kabeie, native constable, entered
a house occupied by native lepcr who had
Threatened to kill any one who should attempt to
arrest him, and who always went armed
The door to the room In which tho man
lived was fastened aud Mr.. Walsh broke
it open without difficulty, when he dis
covered the man sitting ON n bed facing
he door with revolver in his hand
pistol, bu. he presented it and reached
for shotgun near the bed Mr.. Walsh made
spring Tor the man, when the latter
fired. The ball struck the right and pissed
through his coat and through one cover aud the
leaves OF his pocket book, and lodged against the
inner cover, bruising tho flesh only aIiRhtly. Mr.
Walsh prasped him and succeeded in wrenching
the revolver, n selfcockng one, from him before
no conld fire a second shot. With the assistance
OF kah bel the man was then secured and taken to
jail. The wound would most probably have been
fatal one had not tho bullet struck the
pocket book.
FOLLOWING is tho record of Police Court pro
ceedings for the week John Silva, furious
riding, fined So, costs 1890. Antoine Lopez same
charge, fined So, costs $3.50. Sam Choy, having
opium in possession, fined $50 and sentenced 10
two months imprisonment at hard labor, and TO
pay $500 costs. All Pc, c., larceny, sentenced TO
six months Imprisonment Mt hard labor, and TO
pay 81 costs. Paele, Or Inkenness, forfeited SO
bail, joe Paelc. Naihe, Piipi, John, David and
Auki, violating SABBATH, all pleaded guilty and
fined 81 and 81 costs each Ramaka, drunken
ness, forfeited So bail Avail, furnishing intoxi-
eating drink TO Hawaiians fined S75, costs SO, and
in default of payment, sentenced to $50 days i'm
prisonment at hard labor. Il. 4. Rhodus, perjury,
in the second degree, committed for trial at July
Term of the Supreme Court. John Huport and
Geo Soolen, drunkenness, forfeited S6 bail each.
Yun2 10y, smuggling jewellery, uoiie proseqni
riding, fined H. costs 3d. Alapni common NUS
ance, indecent and !asciyious conduct, committed
to Reformatory School during minority. Opunui,
fast riding, fined Sl2 costs 50. Tom Mccarthy,
charged with being n vagrant, remanded until the
I'd instant. Megas Jose, assault and battery
Hoopii. X, fined So costs 81 Civil record.-Love-
joy ~ Co. VIZ. G.. j. WALL action of assumpsit, con-
tinued to the Sth inst. Chas. HANNA, VI. ID. w.
Holloway, 9. O. Berger, Garnishee. action of
sumpsit for S2t, Judgment for plaintiff for full
sum amounting with costs to 1928 30. Garnishee
ordered to pay S2Dinto court. Wilder IL Co., Va.
Keohi Kaia, deserving contract service. defendant
ordered to return to his employer Conchee Vs.
Ailuene action to determine who shall pay certain
pound fees, continued to to-day. +. A. Schaefer,
administrator os estate of Chas. Long, w. w.
Onger, action of assumpsit for 80 rs. settled out
Of court. Same plaintiff vs.. james Harlan. action
of assumpsit for S23 same plaintiff VI. I. God
frey, action OF assampsit for Sl2 both settled out
Of court, costs in each case 81. Same plaintiff vs.
b. McKeague, action for 1886 rs, defendant con-
fesses judgment for 1913 as. Same plaintiff w. A.
Hansen, action for S3i, plaintiff discontinues suit,
costs ~. Same plaintiff H. g. Crabb, action
for fl0i 25 no appearance for defendant; jndg
ment for plaintiff for full sum, amounting with
costs TO SLY o. Same plaintiff vs.. G. II. Fox, ac-
ton for SID 90, settled out Of court, costs 81.
Same plaintiff Vs. All Sam, action for Sl7 10, judg-
ment for plaintiff for full sam amounting with
costs to S25 %. Same plaintiff VI. III. Berger ac-
ton for $50 25, settled out of court. costs 81.
Same plaintiff vs.. S. Domingo, action for $lS %,
no appearance for defendant Same plaintiff VI.
$. Macauley, action for 81, judgment for plaintiff
for full sum, amounting with costs to 81 40.
Same plaintiff w. Il. Mcdonald, action for
SIS %, settled out Of court, costs 81.
IL ~ 49,