The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-04-08

Ballard, Mrs. Ballard, +, Hirmans,
M. Burt, A. Burt, G. Putnam, and
Mrs. Putnam.
Two Cinnamon were arrested with
opium in possession on arrival Of the
steamer Iwalani at Nawiliwili, Kauai,
on Wednesday last. They were tried
in the Local Court, and fined, respec-
lively, 1925 and $3.50, with costs.
The low rate of frcights between
San Francisco and the East has in
duced Eastern people to send fresh
apples to San Francisco, some of
which were sent from the latter place
to Lewis & Co., of this city, by the
Zealandia.
LITTLE Rowena Dowsett was nine
years old on Saturday last, and she
invited her little friends for miles
around to come and be happy with
her on that day. They did come and
were happy, and manifested their
happiness in ways natural to innocent
childhood.
A SAN Francisco paper intimates
that Luke G.. Sresovich, of that city,
has begun to import bananas from
Havana by the way of New Orleans.
The fruit Of sample shipment ar
rived in excellent condition, the
article being pronounced fully equal
to anything yet imported.
NEGOTIATIONS are in progress for a
dramatic season of three or four
| weeks in the Hawaiian Opera House,
by Mr.. Joseph Grismer, Phoebe Davis
his wife, and about hall dozen sup
porters. This couple has high re-
putation on the American stage and
with good assistance should give our
people some satisfactory drama.
Mr.. John Brown, formerly connect
ed with the press of Honolulu, for
several months past engaged on the
kilauea Sugar Plantation, Kauai, was
seized with an apoplectic fit, last
Saturday morning. DR.. Campbell
was in attendance. but consciousness
had not returned up to the time of
the steamers leaving, about 30 p.
I'M.
l.. A. BRoKAw, who has unsatisfied
monetary obligations in Honolulu, is
before the San Francisco courts on
two charges of forgery. On one
forged check he got $3.50 from
William Crooks, formerly of Homo
lulu. 1t appears, by other cases
heard of, that Brokaw has looked up
on visitors from these Islands as his
regular prey.
J. G. COOKE, an old whaling cap.
tain, who first visited these Islands
over thirty years ago, and has been
permanently residing here a good
many years past, died rather sud.
denly yesterday morning, at his resi-
dence, on King street. He was re-
moving n small branch of tree that
had fallen near his house, when he
experienced sensation of faintness
and at once sat on the ground tc
save himself from falling. His wife
} and others came to his assistance
and carried him into the house. Al
hour after he expired, perfectly con
scious to the last. Captain Cooke
! was n Massachusetts man, and abou
IA years OF age at the time of death
He wass buried in the Makiki GENE
! terry this morning at 10 o'clock, Rev
, J. A. Cruzan officiating.
TUESDAY, April 9th.
A BRILLIANT chromatic meteor sho
, athwart the eastern sky about eigh
| o'clock last evening
1 Mr.. Robert Lee, who has been tn
) past two years the attentive an,
: obliging night clerk at the Hawaiian
v Hotel, intends to leave by the Zea
a landia, this week, for his home il
London, England.
i A NEW Roman Catholic churc
:, was dedicated on Sunday, Marc
Il 2S, at Kukuihaele, Hawaii, by tn
:. Very Rev. Father Leonor, pro-Vica
Is Apostolic, who has gone to Waihe,
d Maui, to dedicate new churc
h there.
The Hawaiian Dwarf was in fror
of Lucas's mill this morning, and a
;. tracted crowd that listened a
- - tentively while the little fellow r.
~ lated an account of his visit to En-
~ land. The Dwarf's beard has turne
20 gray and his feet are very lame.
. ONE of the sailors of the Consue
y, sprained his ankle Saturday afte
~ noon by catching his foot betwee
~ two sacks of sugar, a third sack stril
a., ing the entrapped limb. He WI
,, -, seen later on hobbling to hydral
y, close by to battle his ankle in co
\, water.
is Mr.. NJ. ID. Monsarrat's secor
to daughter, Mildred, a handsome chi
in of II months, died at O'clock tn
rs morning, after brief attack
IN bronchitis. Her burial occurs til
a afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Monsarr
ny will have the sympathy OF the who
community in their deep allliction.
Mr.. j. Williams, chief officer of h
bark Elsinore, while working betwe'
ar decks this morning, fell into b