Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1885-10-29

nc stone wall surrounding the
Catholic church property and the
priests stone residence on Fort and
Beretania streets has just received a
new coat of paint which adds very de-
citedly to its appearance.
Yesterday afternoon, kanaka on a
horse followed, four other native sailors
from saloon to saloon trying to keep
them sober enough to 60 onto their
respective boats. 1t has not trans
PRED whether he got them as far as
the gang plank or not.
Nothing definite regarding the al
legged garroting on Nuuanu avenue,
could be obtained from the myrmidons
of the law that ease their weary bodies
in the chairs that line the front of the
Police Station They know nothing
and seemingly are happy in that
blissful state.
Last night about half past eight
o'clock the police arrested B. Fonhan-
ser for raising disturbance at Mana,
near Punchbowl street. When the off
Ger brought the man down, his brother
followed him to the Station House and
was locked up on the same charge as
the other-disorderly conduct.
Mr.. Robert Love the jovial business
agent of Woodyear's circns has gen
erously rendered his services to the
manager of the Farini Opera Company,
to assist at the benefit to be given to
Mr. Charles Thrower at the Music Hall
on the evening of the goth inst Mr.
Love is tenor and it would be pleas
ure and musical treat to hear him.
Last evening, while crowd of little
native boys were returning from school
along Beretania street, some little
alteration arose between two of them,
when one of the dusky disputants
seized dangerous looking club, with
which he was about to deal his play
mate blow, but while his stick was
swinging in the air, compar ion caught
him from behind.
Quite number of people will leave
on the Alameda next Saturday. The
following names are booked to date -
Hon. A. F. Judd and son, l.. b.
Cunningham, Hon. S. G. Wilder,
Mrs. J. Hyman, E. A. Bielenburg,
William Center, w. G. Irwin, Frank
Brown, H. A. Wideman, Signor
Farlni, Chas. Thrower, A. Mar
chand, Mile. Emma Hopf, Mile.
Marie Fora, Miss. Helen Avery, Rev,
Jas. Taylor, and wife, r. Wallace,
M. Grossman, John Dat, wife and
child, Thos. May, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wasen, Mrs. Salisbury, Mr.. Rob
ertson and A. A. Sturgess.
Yesterday afternoon, while rep
resentation Of the PRESS was walking
along King street, he noted case of
cruelty to animals, which in most
American cities would not 60 I'M
punished. The case in question, was
a native coming into town on horse
back, when his innocent beast stumb-
led into one of the numerous mud
holes in the immediate vicinity, and
nearly threw its rider to the ground. He
Immediately turned his big riding whip
butt end to and beat the horse over
the head in a most unmerciful manner
Such brutal treatment to dumb animals,
is prohibited by law, and our police force
should see that the law is enforced.
The man Ludzowiks, who was con-
victed on Tuesday last for selling
spirituous liquors without a.lieense, has
grave charges brought against him by
Minnie Delaney. The girl states, that
he engaged her fo' general house-work
for this town. On her arrival she
found out to her sorrow that she had
been deceived. The girl is from
Nevada and is respectfully connected.
She has made many efforts to leave
her employer. The case of petty lar
ceny preferred against her will propably
be dismissed, as it is very probable
that the evidence will show that the
larceny Mas committed in order to es-
cape from the man Ludzowks. The
girl will undoubtedly be sent to San
Francisco by the next steamer.
An old resident, Captain Thos. H.
Norton, met with quite an adventure
Tuesday evening. Although the hour
was early, and the streets frequented
by quite number of people, neverthe-
less he was knocked down and
robbed of $50. The captain lives, on
Nuuanu street He was going home
about o:3o P. NJ. 1t appears that two
men followed him, he was set upon,
knocked down, and his pockets rihed
The weapon used is supposed to have
been a sandbag The captain states
that one of the highway men was a
negro, and the other was caucasian.
One of the miscreants inflicted SO
severe blow that the captain lay in
an insensible condition for over an hour.
AS the captain has been in delicate
health for sometime he has but faint
recollection of the occurrence.
The say that some people pay to
be allowed to sing in public; that the