The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-08-31

ITCH NpIuuIt. 1tulluCoS oit WV
streets in town should he endured
with resignation, in presence of the
JOY that the rain brings to the hearts
of planters and ranchmcn.
A BLANK will occur in the large
space in legal and social circles,
occupied by ex-Judge A. 5. Hart
we'll, on the departure of the Ala
media. That gentleman leaves to
take up his residence on his ances-
trail homestead near Boston. He
will be much missed.
The Honolulu Rifles had a good
bayonet drill last evening. Mr.. j.
w. Pratt was appointed Fourth
Sergeant b. f. Bishop Fifth Ser
gcant and &. l.. Fitch, Third Cor
poral. Two applicants were elected
into the company. Mr.. Simmons
made few remarks. taking leave IN
appropriate terms of his comrades,
rs he leaves for the United States on
Tuesdays steamer.
The Gazette contains an account
of q desperate submarine combat at
Kohala between Il native and shark
that attacked him while he was div
ing for fish. The native success
fully fought the shark off long
enough to enable him to escape its
voracious nav, but was severely
bitten about the head and face in
the struggle, and had to place him
self in DR.. Bonds care.
THURSDAY, Aug. 9th.
The st. Louis College Boarding
and Day School for boys will resume
operations on the 18th September.
FIVE colts, entered at the Custom
House as thoroughbreds, arrived by
the Claus Spreckels this morning
for Col. Il. S. Spaulding, of Kauai.
ABOUT $4,000 have been SUBJ
scribed for securing a season of
opera from Signor Farini and COM
pany, so that the success of the pro-
ject may be considered assured.
Mr.. Windgate, superintendent of
the freight clerking department of
the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Co., has resigned his position. He
intends to take a trip to the Coast
with his family.
a BOARD of Inspectors for the
suppression of disease among animals
has been appointed for Maui, as
follows: DR.. A. II. Bailey, eNecu-
tive inspector; S. f. Chillingworth
and w. =. a. Brewer.
A MOVEMENT is on foot to bring
about an organization of all interest.
ed in the promotion of diversified in
dustries, with the ultimate object OF
securing a combination of all the
agricultural associations in the king
dom.
All KUI was discharged from
| penal servitude yesterday, having
worked year to pay fine of SlO'
for smoking opium. The law is tina
man of no property or means VIII
has served twelve months, in defaul
of paying a fine, is entitled to
discharge.
| IT having been reported that tn
price of exchange for silver on Sa
Francisco had been put up a
Spreckels' Bank, reporter calle
there and made enquiries. He wa
informed that silver exchange wa
still sold at one percent sixty days
and gold one percent sight.
A COMPLIMENTARY dinner was give
at the British Club last evening I
the Hon. A. S. Hartwell, in anticiI
alton of his projected departul
from the kingdom. The Hawaiia
Bar Association were the hosts, HoI
II. A. Widemann presided, and
pleasant evening was spent.
Mr.. II. Nj. Daigle, machinist,
seriously i'll from blood-poisonir
in the face. Calling to see him, OF
reporter found him reclining on
bed in his shop, one side of his fa'
terribly swollen and discolored, IL
eye being closed up. The troub
originated in boil on his lip. Nj
Daigle is Woodworking artisan, al
his misfortune calls for the sympatl
of the community.
WHILE the dredge was diggir
off the o. S. S. wharf this mornin;
the dipper brought up a large stor
with stout cod line fast to it. III
line was new and it led along IL
bottom of the bay in the directic
of EVA. A small boat was pr
; cured and an expedition formed
follow this mysterious line to i
obscure end. 1t led to that isolate
. house on the Eva side of the ba,
and it was kept in position at tn
end also by stone. What use w
made of this submarine line is n
yet known, but it is conjectured
may be connected with opiu
smuggling Further investigate