Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-04-08


remanded for second trial at the
April term. When the case was called
yesterday Hon. Paul Neumann APP
peared for the Crown, and Messrs.
Hatch and Smith for the defense. The
following jurors were sworn to try the
case according to the law and the fact ::
L. l.. Way, T. G. Thrum, A. Young,
Jr, G. West, Z. C. Rowe, c. H.
Pfeiffer, G. Mclean, T. M. Starkey, A.
Sheppard, R. Stirling, Godfrey Brown
and f. c. Hobrons The following
witnesses were examined yesterday,
whose evidence was substantially the
same as that given at the previous trial,
which was fully reported in the PRESS :
Messrs. o. c. Swain, D. Manuku, w.
c. Wilfong, David Dayton, Robert
Moore, F. Marcos, Kaluiloa, Officer
Mehrten, Lei Aloha, and l. B. Peter
son, who will take the stand again this
morning at ten o'clock.
The following are the names of the
passengers booked up to yesterday
evening for the steamer Zeakandia,
which will sail from this port for San
Francisco tomorrow
]. C. Hammell, A d. Wilson, J. T. Ballard,
F. Herrmans, w. H. Crossman, F. M. Hatch,
c. B. Scoville, A. Hoglund and wife, Mr..
Colt, wife and servant Miss B. Hooker, Miss
J. Hooker, G. Collins and wife, N. Burt, A.
Burt, G. H. Munsen, Miss ]. F. Ballard, A.
L. Mead and wife, d. w. Dellinger and wife,
Miss Hatch, Miss Moore, c. G. Hooker, C.S.
Knowles, Miss N. Adams, Miss G. Eldredge,
w. P. Gillespie, wife and two sons, H. w.
Schmidt and family, H. p Wood, wife, child
and servant, j. A. Buck and wife, Miss F.
Cove, Miss Garrett, Chas. Putnam and wife,
Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Dorman, Judge Stoney and
N. McChesney, o. c. Ashton and wife
W. S. Hazard, G.. A. Brown, Mrs. M. A.
Fuller, Miss N. Fuller, Miss II. Foster, w. J.
Schockley w. H. Backus, Miss Annie Dow
sett, Miss Lizzie Dowsett, Elder w. M
Healey and wife, Miss Eva Neumann, Mis-.
Ella Kinney, Mrs. Dean and two children
c. J. Paddock, Miss M. Brodie, Miss S.
Young, Mrs. Reichart, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. w
F. Fletcher, Mrs. c. L. Peck, Mrs. A. Unna
and two children, Miss Unna, Prof. ID. G
Eaton and wife, J. G. Forsyth, DR.. L. p
Dayton, f. E. White, J. w. Watson, ]. Aur-
recoechea, wife and son, Master McBryde and
four Misses McBryde, ]. w. Scoville.
They say That the wind blew grea
guns yesterday; that the Ad0eytiser vii
make some frightful political exposures
before long; that the grass did not grow
under somebody's feet last night; tina
the Waikiki bridge is crying for ven
geance against the Government; tina
the new political song for Hawaii will
be 81 cannot pay the old bills, but an
doing all I can with limited means;
that the wind blew words off the tele
phone wires yesterday; that the "onl,
Mills" has prepared new and interest
ing programme for tonight; that jim
Dodd's goat is opposed to the AdSs,
hsr since its editorial of yesterday morn
ing; that "Harry" says the goat is M
fool; that the hackmen are some O
them very funny fellows; that the
native who saves S. month does mo-
need savings bank; that the Dime
given to Judge Hoffman the other nigh
was witty as well as palatable affair
that the ''goat nuisance" is not half 81
bad as the official nuisance; that thu
Supreme Court will be trying some in
teresting cases this term; that an office
of the Supreme Court was gently ex
coriated by one Of the Judges the othe
day; that the Ad0erhiser is trying to be
come an authority in church criticism
that the Hawaiian Jockey Club is rul
by clique, which ought to be broker
up; that the people who subscribe
money ought to sit on the Jockey club
that the Morning Star" will bring som
interesting news from the South Seas
that the bloom of youth has BEEF
brushed off the average official cheel
by repeated might wanderings;" tina
the next candidate for reform honor
will start paper of his own; that til
way some people cut up at Waikiki
the funniest thing in the world; tina
, the man who stands back of w. M. G
is slowly but surely giving away; tina
the old regime, politically at least,
about pau, that the Government off
t Gals are watching the Walker trial fc
some reason or other very closely; thu
| the last of the thieves has not bee
: caught yet; that the muchness of tn
| Governments reform will depend upo
' the whichness of the next Legislature
that the Honolulu Rifles are pickin
up again; that the Walker case will b
: finished within twenty-four hours; tina
E Aciau the Chinese burglar will be a
old man before he gets through wit
f, the Government; and that Honolul
will have plenty of amusement durin
! the month.