The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1886-09-28

steamer,to a purchaser in New York.
Hookano, sailor on the Lehua, had |
his right leg broken above the knee on
Saturday, while handling freight at
Ookala.
u A fair audience gathered at the reg
nlar Monday evening concert, at Emma
Square last evening. A fine programme
was rendered by the band.
Ho Yuk is suspected of having skip
ped to China as a stowaway on the bark
Edward May, bereaving creditors of
their dues to the tune of thousands sf
dollars.
Captain Cameron has made the
highest score SO far in the prize shoot
ing at the Fort street gallery, and is
therefore likely TO be the target for the
photographers gun.
Mr.. Frank Higgins last evening
made four bulls eyes in succession at
the gallery, the bullet marks on the
center piece ranging themselves close
together in the shape of diamond.
Although the Wilmington did not
reach the wharf till 6;3o yesterday
morning the HERALD gave the result
Of the international yacht race to its
readers without delaying publication
materially
& The many friends Of General S. c.
Armstrong in these islands will be pain
ed to learn OF his serious illness at
Hampton; his physicians view his case
hopefully, but with the utmost care and
entire rest
The steamship Gaelics recently ie-
ported fastest on record-I3 days, az
hours and 90 minutes-between Yoke.
hama and San Francisco, was eclipsed
Z in 1882 by the Arabic in Is days, al
hours and 43 minutes.
The schooner Canute was chartered
yesterday to take some Of the Portu-
( guese immigrants, who arrived by the
s ship Amana, to Paia and Haiku Planta-
n ton, Maui. She sailed last evening,
X taking IS adults and Ia5 children
u San Francisco papers mention Hon.
n G. w. Macfarlane's arrival there, on
his way to London, TO negotiate the
q So, 900, 900 loan. They also say that
syndicate is to be formed in London,
to take up the loan, consisting of Bar
ing Brothers, Sir Alex. Mathesen and
Claus Spreckes
Two members of the Myrtle Boat
Club, when seen last evening, said that
there was no hitch In the crews training
for the coming races, The junior crew
had been in training for some time past
and were still hard al work The senior
crew will go into training in day OF
two
His Majesty's six-oared senior crew.
In the Kaiulan, made the fastest time
on record between the lighthouse and
the spar buoy last evening. The best
record formerly was S minutes and 5
seconds. The above named crew made
the distance last evening in S minutes
and 3 seconds.
"A The Scientific american Of Angus
A aSth has letter from Mr.. +, l., Clarke
OF this city, relating to the renewal O
activity in the Volcano of Kilauea. Al
y that influential journal contained al
elaborate account Of the suspension o
eruptions, it is gratifying to see it givini
a graphic and trustworthy description
OF returning activity.
e Captain Roberts, OF the steame
Surprise, has arranged to give tria
trip of his vessel for the benefit Of thC
intending purchasers, the Pacific Nav
cation Company. The vessel will sal
for Waianae at eight o'clock tomorrow
morning, returning to port the SAM
evening. Captain Roberts has invtet
number Of residents and friends t.
accompany him.