The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-04

THE DAILY HERALD
viii be for sale Daily at the Fol-
lowing Places;
J. M. DAT, JR. q Merchant street
r G. UMn..,,.,.,,,.....,, Fort street
Price Is Cents.
LOCAL NEWS.
There has been lightning the past
two nights.
-Four victims of gin we're hauled in
up to midnight.
Waimanalo and its stockholders re-
joice for copious rains.
The Paukaa Sugar Co.'S bonds arc
all sold. Advertised in the HERALD.
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Nuuanu stream was vocal with the
result Of the heavy rain of night before
last.
Mr.. Fred. Dat is book-keeper for
Robert More & Co., in place of Mr.. C..
f.. Coville, crossed the street to Castle
& Cookies.
A prisoner escaped from Oahu Jail
Yesterday afternoon, and was recap
tured on Fort street by Nc. 10, Officer
Lakalo
The two young native women who
made racket on schooner, night
before last, are serving out seven
dollar fines on the reef
A household on Alakea street was
disturbed a few evenings ago by a
prowler, who escaped before the men
living in the house could catch him.
The cook of the bark California fell
through the forehatch tn other night,
receiving severe but not dangerous
injury, and was treated by DR. Nc
Kibbin.
Honolulu Typographical Union will
meet this evening at the usual place Of
meeting at 1880 P. NJ. sharp. A full at
tendance is requested, as business OF
importance will be transacted.
The bark T. r. Foster, Rugg, mas
ter, was to leave Newcastle, NJ. S. W.,
August 10, with coal on owners ac
count, consigned to c. Brewer & Co.
and will be due here on October IS,
There were no arrivals at the Hote
yesterday, and, pending the arrival O
the Kinau this morning. the night clerk
sat till late hour on the verandal
railing, discussing the philosophy o
history.
Mr.. Mellis, news agent, has made ar
rangements with the three daily papers
to establish delivery route between
Punahou and Waikiki, for all sub
scribers to any or all of them willing tC
pay IS cents month.
Mr. Sherwood, who has charge OF
the Pantheon Stables in Mr.
Dodd's absence, is making improve
ments round the place that will BIZ
agreeable to the public, particularly Q
new sidewalk instead of the old one
long terror to pedestrians.
Jacob Sims, the shoe-shiner rount
the corner was arrested about twelve
o'clock last night, for making distur
bance on the premises of native, nea
Kaumakapili church. The officer haC
a hard tussle to fetch him along, anC
whistling repeatedly for help was as
sisted by one Of the Station watch
Band Concert.
The Royal Hawaiian baud will pla,
the following programme this afternoon
at Ago, at Emma Square;
Overture Italian Style ....... Schuber
Polka-Humming Bird ...,....,,,. Welekc
Fanlasa--Liliuokalani new....,. Michel
ChoIus-Tannhause -. ........ Wayne
Seection-Grand Mogul ...... .Audrai
Waltz-Scented Flowers. ...,.. Waldteule
Committed for Trial.
In the Police Court yesterday Kaa
was tried and committed to the Sn
preme Court for manslaughter, in tn,
shooting OF the boy Kalauokalani OF
Sunday, August IS. The evidence
against him was that the pistol repor
was heard, and someone called out
asking him what he was shooting OF
Sunday for, when he appeared, carry
inn The fntnllu ,unnndnd child IN, hi.