Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-11-18

young men who had been Smiling"
too often during the day, engaged in a
wrestling match, much to the dscom.
future and fright Of some ladies who
were sitting near They were advised
to keep quiet which they did for a
short time, but their exuberance soon
got the better of them and they began
some new antics Their fun was cut
short however by the appearance Of
several officials who turned. the ex.
ilerated bloods over to the police
At the Police Court yesterday there
we're twenty-eight natives fined six
dollars each for drunkenness two cases
of fast driving paid the Government
five dollars each "a Chinaman named
All Ho was fined twenty-five dollars for
driving an express without a license /;
two white men, George vogt and J.
Williams were sentenced to imprison-
inent for forty-eight hours at hard lab.
or, for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct and one native relieved his
pockets Of ten dollars for indulging his
Sulivanistic propensities.
An amusing incident occurred Mon
day afternoon at the corner of Bere-
tania and Maunakea streets. A too
happy native who evidently was cele-
brsting the holiday with great energy
happen to spy native woman sitting
quietly on her door step. His patriotic
feelings were Immediately aroused
when he saw such want of enthusiasm
in one of the Kings subjects, and con-
Guiding that the woman deserved pun
ishment yelled "haul in" What was
most remarkable the police showed
themselves, and packed the noisy
patriot to the Station House
Yesterday afternoon at about half past
FIVE an exciting race took place between
a native named Charles Puluka and a
hack driver. Puluka had been riding
and when the hack stopped at Kukuilane
he jumped out and started running with
out paying for the ride. The driver
made chase but soon lost ground. He
then called the services OF policeman
who started in pursuit AT least an
hour afterwards he called at the place
where the young man lived, and re-
quested him to pay the amount due.
He was soon induced to depart, by that
individual threateningto knock him out
If che did not make himself scarce"
| Monday morning Mr.. Brook S,
steward on board the steamer Likeiike,
took boat with the intention of row.
ing out to the steamer which was in the
stream. The wind and tide proved too
much for him however and in spite OF
his exertions he was carried out to sea.
The next morning he was missed on
board and when it was learned that he
had started to row for the steamer, the
truth was surmised, and the steamer
fokoln left here yesterday morning at
about ten o'clock in search for the miss
ing man. After steaming around for
some time they found Brooks, in de
cided agitated condition, over fourteen
} miles from Honolulu and six miles
from land. He was drifting towards
Kauai.
Between eleven and twelve o'clock
Yesterday morning, negro known as
Jim Williams, who was formerly a
driver for Mr.. Bishop was drinking ID
, the "Blue Gate" house on Merchant
street, when row ensued be
tween him and white man. The
negro was struck on the head with
5 a glass thrown by his opponent, cutting
a severe cash on the top of his skull
The white man Immediately droY'
3 away in hack but was subsequent!
E arrested at the Cosmopolitan Hotel OF
, the corner of Hotel and Nuuanu streets
! He was under the influence Of liquo
! and would give no name. Dr. FitSl
sewed up the injured mans wound
The trouble caused quite large Grove
4 to gather.
D The recent imminent war that existe'
! between Russia and England was YER
we'll illustrated Monday evening a
S about eleven o'clock. The scene wa
S enacted on Union street, opposite tn
y Fashion Stables. Two white men re
presenting Ireland and Germany
having differences existing betwee
r themselves, decided to engage i
) deadly combat. Upon arriving at tn
y place of meeting they bravely face
y each other with firm dissemination
n making the right one Of annihilatipr
I Germany was armed with knife, an
Is Pat provided himself with proverbs
II shilaly. There they stood, "one airalt
the other das'nt." A third person n
# presenting DIPLOMACY, who had arrive
" on the scene, suggested that they thro
II away their weapons and pummel eac
/. other with their fists. 1t was no soon'
. said than done. Paddy let fly an
% struck Germany, telling HIM to Il
70 ground. Germany again resorted
h arms and Ireland considering "discr
ton the better part of valor" used h
legs to advantage by reteating in doub
SIS time.
e They say that there will be fun
g the Palace to-day and Sounds of !