The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-02-01


short notice. and at prices within the
reach of all. KING Bros Picture Store
100 King ST.. Ways Block. G25 lw
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Is the civil branch of the Police Court,
yesterday, the following was the bust
ness. c. Along V. lIoopii, deserving con
tract of service, settled out of Court; All
Sing V. Que Wang and Choug Tunm, as
sumpsiJ for 5000, continued; Mak0aho
V. G. b elk, assumpsit 70: &00.5O, con-
tinucd.
TIE Portuguese woman. who gave
evidence in the recent coroner's inquiry.
stated that the half-white, Mary, had
told her not to tell what she knew. us
Shy and by Malaihi boss, then you get
plenty Pilikia." This evidence was not
heard by us ut the time. but the Portu-
guese interpreter kindly supplied the in
formation subsequently.
AN improvement might be made in
the Police Court by supplying cushions
and pillows for the prisoners bench.
We found it very hard, while waiting
for three hours for the verdict of the
jury. on Wednesday night. and all the
other benches, which must have been
more plant. Judging from the snory
slcepcrs. were occupied on our arrival.
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TuE BULLETIN desires to tender its
Al IL, .1,l
representative, during the recent in.
quest, by the Marshal, the Deputy Mar
sh0l, all the other police officials Mr..
Davidson, the gentlemen who comprised
the jury, and the various interpreters.
Ii is a rarity in Honolulu to find any one
50 willing, rs Nj. Dayton was, to supply
The press with all and every Information.
KING Kaallaua's Kingdom has gone
East-that Is he panorama portion of it.
An exchange says of il. "Tne scenes
representing the different phtscs of vol
canic phenomena are especially fine re
presenting the largest active and OK
tnct volcanoes in the world, while that
portion of the lecture descriptive of these
particular views is not only interesting,
but contains vast amount Of informa-
ton"
The study of the various phases of
Hawaiian humanity, at the recent in
quest, was most interesting. Natives and
foreigners of all grades and descriptions
took an interest in the proceedings,
most of them from an aloha orthe late 60
vernon Of the Jail. There was quite a
crowd assembled on "Wednesday night
to hear the verdict of the jury, and the
whole case was freely discussed by all
present.
On an East Hartford tombstonc
"Sacred to The memory of Mrs. Hannah
Smith She departed this life May "a,
1899, in the sd year of her age. Deacon
Smiths executors kept all her property
and refused to pay any of her funeral
charges, even the sections bill. This
monument was erected by the friends of
| the deceased. "-EN.
TX the Police Court yesterday there
was one case of drunkenness, Three
| Cinnamon charged with assaulting Il
fellow countryman, who recently testi.
fed against gambling den, were dis.
chargcd All Hin, assault and battery,
fined $25; Akimo, assault and battery,
discharged; Kupanihi, same offence,
fined 81; Kui and Makaoni, assault and
battery on August Selya at Eva, fined
Sc each.
TIE medals awarded, at the Boston
Exhibition, TO Hawaiian Exhibitors
were delivered yesterday. The recipients
were Their Majesties the King and
Queen, and the Hawaiian Government
for their general exhibits; Mcssrs. j
w. Robertson & Co. for book binding
Messrs Bollcs & Co, for preserved fruits
and His EXcclency w. NJ. Gibson as
Hawaiian Commissioner.
THE political picture of yesterday
Represented liaWall llolulhS II palt %
scales on either side of which were the
Government and Independent candi-
dates. The latter were the more weighty
and, in order to readjust the balance t.
the Government side, the premier wa
depicted clinging to the edge of the
scale, with two large money bags at,
tached to his feet. All the military
were also employed trying to haul dow
their side, by means of ropes.
A LITERARY relic can be seen mt Mr.
Preston's Office in the shape of Rapil
and Tindal's History of England, trans
lated from the French. 1t was publishe,
in 1882, is well preserved, and contain
some excellent engrayings, which ar