The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-02-06

Emperor of the Pacific is to be another title,
besides that of King of Hawaii. and another coro-
nation scheme is being projected by the Palace
party! Happy the man who owns no taxable
property
Domestic staple products have been arriving in
large quantities from the other islands, during the
past week. On last Sunday no less than five
schoOners heavily laden passed into port within
two hours of arrival of the first, and last.
If you don't want dearth of water, and if you
do want proper water supply, vote the Indepen-
dent ticket. Its members are pledged TO see that
the government Is property carried on.
Mr. J. Emmeluth has kindly furnished a state
ment relative to the rainfall in ManOa valley dur
ing the month of January by which it appears that.
during the first three weeks of the month there
was no rain, but between the 2lst and 18th, 23s
inches fell.
f.. Hayseldcn constituted himself the special
guardian of the ministerial messroom on the
evening of the 4th inst, and objected to any talk
in favor of the Independent candidates, In fact
going far as TO call the police to his assistance
to keep papa's" house from being detiled
News from the other islands relative to the pros
poets of elections for the Independent party is
good From almost every district, intelligence
comes that the people mean to assert themselves
and TO topple the candidates of venal, corrupt
and unpatrioLic ministry into the mud.
desolate them as some homes have been here? If
you do, vote for the government candidates who
will strive 10 hush any clamor. The independent
men go in to investigate and investigation is surey
needed.
Serious charges are made relative to the unclean
condition of the Oahu prison, there being stated
amongst other things, that number of the IN
mates are badly diseased, and all, Portuguese
Chinese, Hawaiians and others, wash in two tubs
The medical attendant should look to this.
\ jury consisting of Messrs. Nolte, Adams,
Brash, Ashford, A. Marquis and L. Il. Ward, have
been appointed by and requested to meet the
Marshal of the Kingdom on the Sth inst, at PM,
in front of the Music Hall, to take the necessary
steps towards having Merchant street widened.
L. Preston, Esq. has moved from his old office
in Fort Street to the Office formerly occupied by
Cecil Brown, Esq. on Kaahumanu Street. Mr.
Brown will occupy an Office in the new Campbell
block, and Mr.. Prestons old office will be occupied
by Mr.. Eckart the jeweller.
All voters should remember that they have the
privilege of taking all the whiskey and money
they can get and then vote as they please. This
statement does not iniure the Independent party
ticket that crowd not being in the whiskey or
coin business.
The usual Saturday afternoon concert, was
given by the Band at Emma Square on the 2nd
inst. The selections played on the occasion were
from the works of Suppe, Verdi, CoOte and An
drews, well rendered by the irstrumentalists,
under the leadership of assistant bandmaster
Naone.
Signor Cr1spini whose wonderful manipulation
of the &ylophone and Verrophone has attracted
the attention of the public in many of the large
cities of the East intends to give exhibition Of
his abilities tomorrow evening at the Music Hall.
The box plan is now open at the office of Wiseman
d Ashley.
Messrs. Hyman Bros. will soon occupy the large
and commOdious premises on Queen street for
merly occupied by the California Furniture Mana
featuring Co. changes are now being made in the
interior arrangements of the store and the re-
moval will be made thither by the firm about
April LIST.
improvements are being made and nearly com
pleted in the premises formerly occupied by Max
Ecbart the jeweler, on Fort street and by which
Messrs. Benson, Smith d Co.. the we'll known
druggists will be enabled TO present to their pat
rons the largest and most comfortable drug, per-
fumery and fancy articles establishment in this
city.
Rev Father Bouchard will preach in the Roman
Catholic Cathedral on Sunday evening at $50. The
subject of his discourse will be Grace. As the
Reverend Father intends TO leave on the 18th, it
will be probably the last opportunity the buplic
will have TO here him for some time; hence we
hope that this eminent and popular preacher will
be favored with good audience.
luG sdllUTS bu DOhLu Alt hWfSpVVhth NEEG lulle
busy all day Sunday, painting and cleaning the
vessel. On the cattle wharf was also gang of
the ships crew engaged in painting boat and gun
covers, and doing other work which could not be
regarded as a necessity; yet they were not dis
turbed by the vigilant p harbor police.
An order having been issued against the use of
liquor at the barracks, the free and independent
voters and military were treated TO free drunk at
the house once occupied by the Transit of Venus
Party, An eve witness states that he saw at least
100 dead drunk bodies lying about the grounds,
and In this way the government party hope 10 Sc
cure votes,
The carelessness manifested by those in
charge of Emma Square in leaving large and deep
holes uncovered on concert nights is most repre-
hensibe. After some child has fallen in one, and
| broken limb or killed itself, then probably the
matter will be attended to and verdict rendered
of culpable carelessness, on Dis part Of tie child
This matter has been spoken of before; look to If
Messrs Commissioners.
AT Fort st. Church this Wednesday evening
there will be study of the Fiji Islands, with many
lesson, addresses and essays. These monthly
studies of missionIands are becoming intensely
| interesting. as the large audiences present beal
witness. The invitation TO attend is general, and
the pastor and his people will accord warm vel
come TO all.
The premises connected with the residence Of
| that astute, intelligent and Honorable Noble
| Junius Kaae was the ground upon which a nun
| Der of the supporters of the Government ticke
met on a late occasion, and in the enthusiasm
oocasioned by the presence of sundry liquors pre-
sent exchanged the voting passport their tai
receipt, for that bane of Hawaiians, gin!
The Oceanic S. S. Alameda. Capt Morse, sailet
from this port for San Francisco at noon of the
LIST inst taking as passengers several well know
residents, amongst who were noticed Mrs J. j
| Castle. Mrs NJ. Il. Merritt, Mrs d. Lightner. Mr.
| G. H. Judd. Mrs Captain Turner and son. Rev n
| W. Lane and family, 5. MRgnin and family,
Selig, and H. S. Tregloan.
On Saturday. Messrs. Kunuiakea, j. Kawaiuu
| and Kaaukoa addressed number of the elector
At the residence of the former. Some four hun
dred voters were present and Justify cheered thei
| favorite candidates. The Independent ticket meet
with a response IN the hearts Of the independen
voters and in spite of cliques and nays it is goin
to do its best to win the day.
Thomas Russell, a prisoner confined at Oahi
JAIL scaped from that institution between 5 ant
p. m. on the 18th instant. and has not yet beel
found Patrick Flynn, another prisoner unde
| sentence for theft, escaped from a gang at tn
quarry few days previously. The authorize
have endeavored to cover up both cases aud Their
| seems to be no great endeayor TO re-capture. Thi
demands the attention of the Attorney General.
The cartoons displayed at the office of the h
Ha,oaii Pae Aiaa, continue as biting as ever. Las
Saturday the ministry, very broken down look
ing crowd indeed. were represented as lookln
the members on the Independent ticket. There
little doubt but that the Independent ticket wi
completely dazzle and overthrow the ministry.
A cartoon exhibited yesterday depicts H. N. tn
King on his throne upheld by four individuals
On the left Of the throne are seen all the monarch
of the earth eagerly proferring their stars an
decorations on the I'igjtt side are the various OF