Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1882-06-17

indeed Tho procession returned 20 The church Inv
way Of School and Fort strcsts.
I'm Fourth Of July Committee m,tnt n.s M.
sniian Hotel Av Friday evening. to complete an
rangomcutq for tho celebration Of American Indie
pondonco doy. The following programme was
agreed upon. Salute Of thirteen gums az guufiso
and sunset aud Of twenty ono gums 90 noon. EN-
orciscs OF the day 10 consist vi prtyor 10y Row 81
G. Damon, reading Of Declaration OF independence
by Mr.. ], Castle, Grafton 10y J. A. Cruztn, snging
OF "Amoron' by the audience, aud bruedirtion bv
Rev, g. NJ. Hyde. The Band will DO Ia attendance.
Ihoro will also be picnic IN the afternoon and
hAll III tho evening. Another meeting wua held
last night TO- perfect arrangements. Tho total
amount OF subscriptions 10 tho celebration fund to
dmo - $1,000, and this tho committee hopo 81 IN.
crease TO 5000.
Fur venerable Bishop Maigrot diod on Sunday
afternoon shortly nftor tho return to the Church "
the procession In conmemorhtion OF tho festival
OF Corpus Christi. lilo WAS advanced in vonrruud
for sUme time has been in III health. His death
was expected and the Bishop himself though
knowing that his end was near, insisted upon the
obaCTvanoC " Corpus Christi In the usual manner
Many people visited the church 10 have a last look
at tho corpse, and on Wednesday tho funeral
ceremony was hold, the church betting throngcd
with people. Tho service was conducted bv tbe
Bishop OF Olba assisted by number of priests
very largo frnor1l procession followed the
RENAME TO the grave, whcra the last rites
Quoted Tho PrincCssos, Gov Dominia, Members
OF tho Cabinet and Legislative Assembly, Diplo-
matte and Consular CorpD, Press aud many othora
woro present.
PnrSs Of matter forbade ~ from making mon.
tlon last wook Of the departure of Mr.. w. N. Arm
strong, ex-Atiorncy. General and Minister Of the
INTERIOR d interim for the States. MIR. Armstrong
was born In these Islands, but Inns spent the greater
plrt Of his life In the United Stnios. Whom the
Moreno Ministry went out OF Office he wac offered
tho Attorney Goneraship by the King md accept
I'd. Shortly after arriving here, ho left with the
King, accompanying hun ~ COMMISSIONER Of I'm.
migration, on tour Of the world. After his re-
turn, Mr.. Carter Minister OF the Interior, was
sent to Europe ON diplomatic business and no was
piyon charge OF that Office. Hc proved himself a
man Of progressive ideas, and favored many now
innovations that Hawaii should yet adopt. His
actual time i'll tho Ministry was short, and though
we cannot indorsc all OF hih uctione, IL must be
acknowledged that it would DO difficult TO And n
person as well fitted for position in the Hawaiian
Cabinet.
Os Wednesday afternoon ut i:3O O'Clock tho
funeral Of tho late Captain Hope Of II. u. NJ s.
Champion, took place, tho largo procession moving
from Queen's Hospital to Berotania street. thence
mp Nunanu 10 tho cemetery. Tho Kings Household
troops led the procession with reversed arms and
were followed by tho Hawaiian Band, escort of
sailors with muskets, the collin on gun carriage
drawn by sailors, detachment OF marines without
arms, detachment OF sailora without arms, officers
Of tho Champion, II. u NJ. Commissioner, A. $.
Cleshorn Gov. Domiuis and staff on foot, and
members Of tho Assembly and others in carriages.
Tho services nj the grave conducted by Rev. |
w. D. Wiley, Chaplain of the Champion Rev. r. |
was lowered into the grave covered with beautiful
floral offerings. After tue conclusion of tho burial
The soldiers and saiors thon returned TO town and
were followed by the others in carriages.
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ON Monday last, Kamehamoha Day tho com.
munity was shocked by tho news of a sad and
fatal accident to Captain George Robert Hope of
III. b. NJ. s. Champion. About noou he procured a |
horse at tho Pantheon stables with tho intention
of riding out TO the Park TO witness the races and
while riding out of the yard, suddenly drawing up
his reins caused the horse 10 roar up and throw
himself backward, and the Captain foil striking
his head on ilag stone rendering him insonsiblo
He was carried into tho harness room and Drs |
Rodgers and Brodie and Surgeon Duke of the |
Champion were summoned as quickly as possible |
Inc Captain was taken to the Queens Hospital
whore he received every attention. Efforts TO
restore him to consciousness we're unsuccessful, |
and he died about 730 T. M Captain Hope was
only forty-on yeara OF ago and Ind had very
successful career. He entered the navy in 1864
and was several tiines promoted, his commission
as Captain dating from september 1876. The
ccidont was doubly sad from his remaining in |
port with his ship TO do honor to the day which |
proved fatal to him. His aged mother, his ships
crew, his relatives and friends have the sincere
sympathy of every one in the community
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AMoNo tho passengers who arrived in Honolulu
by the Australia was DR.. D. b. McCalteo who has
spent many years in China, and is an excellent
Chinese scholar. His experiences in the Orient /,
have been varied and interesting, and we give a !
brief resume OF the work done by him. DIVE |
Bethune MoCartee, a. M, NJ. D., W born in New
York. He was educated at Columbia College, n Y |
aud graduated as M. ID. from the University of
Pennsylvania. He was commissioned Medical
Missionary of the b. L. NJ. p. @. August, lSi3 hav
ing resigned the position physician in the Uni
versity of PENNSYLVANIA, to which he had been APP
pointed the previous year. Reached China Feb. |
~, lsit Served three months IN British camps at |
Shanghai under Lieut.. Col Sir Collin Campbell |
afterwards Lord Clyde. Accompanied L. S. Vice
Consul ii. W. Wocott to Nngpo, and hoisted the |
American flag for first timo on tho mainland OF
Autu aud t.t,l .ah, L.s,N, n
tho United States i'll 1857 and 1869. Requested by
Chinese inandarns TO act as U. S. ConGul, and was
afterward recognized ms such. Was sent by G. L. !
Strubling, Flag officer Z. $. Squadron, into the |
camp of the Long Haired Rebels before Nankine |
and obtained from their chief freedom from mo- |
lestation for u s. citizens and all in their employ
stoned o. s. Consul at Choe Foo i'll 1864. In 1866 |
was employed Cd difficult diplomatic service |
Acted as y. s. Assessor in mixed court at Shang
hae in 1879. Sent by Viceroy of Marking to Japan
AZ adviser TO Chinese Envoy, diplomatic bust |
ness, and received complimentary letter and gold |
medal for services. Remained in Japan and filled |
the Chair OF Natural History i'll the Scientific De |
pariment, and of Latin and Political Economy in !
the Law Department OF the Imperial University at |
Toxic, Appointed Foreign Adviser to the Empress
Haro Kos Normal School for Females, which grew |
out Of q school established by Prof. M. NJ. Scott |
now of Honolulu Resigned IN 1871 and became |
Adviser to first modern Chinese Embassy to Japan |
designed III 1850 to return to United states. Re |
ceived tito OF Consul-General, in recognition of |
services rendered. DIR. McCartee speaks Japanese
uHu several OF tue spoken dialects OF tho Chinese
and roads and writes the Chinese written language |
FOLLOWING is n record of the Police Court pro- |
ceedings for tue week; Alama, O. having opium in |
possession, tined So and sentenced to three months
Imprisonment at hard labor, costs 81; Kahawa /
drunkenness, forfeited SO bail; Sam Gurley same
charge, forfeited SO BALL HA. Fraser Same Charge |
forfeited So BALL L. Shaw, two charges drunken. |
moss, forfeited So bail each; L. Oxley aame |
charge, forfeited So ball. Hao, same charge, fined
So, costa Sl Haonauma, same charge, forfeited SO |
bail; Kelly, Same charge, forfeited SO bail Albert |
Bray, same charge, forfeited So bail; Joe, same
charge forfeited 80 BALL ioano, Same charge, for
feited 50 bail; kahaunai, Same charge, fined So |
costs 81; John Ludbokovsk samo charge for. |
feited S6 bali Fred Singer, fast riding, forfeited
$40 bail; >. q. Hart, same charge, forfeited $40
bail; Malo, samo charge, forfeited $40 bail; Puaa |
KIM, same charge, forfeited $40 bail; A. Kraft
same charge, fined $40 costs 81 Ton kui, All Pau |
and All see, Same charge, each fined $40 costs 81.
Petor Quinn and William Davis, ARRAY, Davis for. |
feitod $40 bail and Quinn fined 50, costs 81 lO
Danieia, assault and battery All Aoon forfeited |
go bail; Smonson, assault and battery on his |
wife, Luopna, forfeited $40 bail; John Hamilton,
arson, Aolic Hoseqni entered by prosecution; j. r.
Robinson assault ON Kapea, Forfeited Sc bail;
1hos Nolson, drunkenness, fined 80, costs II;
kauea, Same charge fined 80, costs 81; Iouis |
Louis, assault and battery on Jacob Wise, fined |
$40, costs $500 Akea, assault and battery ON
AVIAN, fined $40. costa $3i0; w. @. Boggafd drunk.
cnnsss, forfeited 70 bail