The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-01-05

Macfarlane's schooner " Emma "
was badly damaged by mystic
rious fire that broke out on board
before daylight, while the vessel lay
in the stream. Mr.. Macfe's house
Mt Kilauca, Kauai, was badly dam
aged by fire on November 18th.
Fifty acres of cane were destroyed
at Honuapo, Hawaii, and the Star
mill trash house, were burned at
Kohala, same island, in November.
On the oath of that month cottage
belonging to Mr.. A. j. Cartwright,
and minor buildings belonging to
others, were burned ut Waikiki.
Some important additions have
been made to the architecture of
Honolulu, among which may be
mentioned the new building of the
st. Louis College, the Bishop Hall
of Science in the Oahu College
group, the Kaumakapili church
towers, G. J. FishePs store, the
Chinese clubhouse, Chinese Y. M.
c. A. building, the new Police Sta
ton, the chancel of the projected
Anglican Cathedral, and new stone
tower on Kawaiahao church.
Following is Hawaii's neurology
for the year, including persons dying
abroad who had connections with
| the islands,
: George II. Fassett, manager lia-
, waiian Hotel, Honolulu, January
r 10th, aged 80.
S Hugh McDonna, an old resident,
, Honolulu, January 22nd, aged 20.
V Mrs. Lowell Smith, missionary
Honolulu, Jan. 31st, aged 75.
e Rev. Samuel Chenery Damon, ID
: D., chaplain of the Seamen's Bethe
i and pastor Bethel Union Church
+ Honolulu, Feb. 7th, aged GO.
:, c. II. Alexander, (of Makawao)
: Napa, CAL, Feb Sth.
s Geo. w. Spalding, former AT
/, torney-General of Hawaii, Sacra
3, mento, Cal, Feb. 9th.
it Capt. j. NJ. Oat, an old residen
IS whose golden wedding had been &c
9 Gently celebrated, Honolulu, Feb
If oath, aged 75.
1, Mrs. John Magoon, Honolulu
of Feb. 26th, aged sc.
S. VIM. Adams, son of Alexande
c, Adams, first man to fly the Hawaiia
Of flag in Chinese waters, Kaneoh'
RS March 9th.
of Thos. A. Cummins, native
ic England, came here from RoNbury
lie Mass, Waimanalo, April 10Th, age
ch S3.
II, Her Majesty the Dowager Quee
d, Emma, widow of Kamehameha ~
ly Honolulu, April 25, aged 40.
ct Julius l.. Richardson, manage
h Waianae plantation, Oahu, May St
aged 4S.
= Robert c. Austin, Palama, Jul
bo 18th, aged 3S.
ho A. Unna, proprietor of Hal
;ro plantation, Maui, noted for ben
nd violence, April Sth, aged 56.
Benjamin III. Austin, Second A
In sociate Justice of the SupreI
nj, Court, Honolulu, July 9Th, aged q
,o, Jacob Fisher, q favorite sing'
eo. July 9TH, aged 27.
,ps Henry A. Pierce, American MI
;,n istcr Resident in Honolulu 1S1
nc afterward Hawaiian Attorney-Ger
cd raj, San Francisco, July 2Sth, az
owe n.
ho Geo. b. Kalaaukane, of We
but known native family, Oct. 10
oh aged 63.
bv John Russell, barrister, Honolu
ere Oct. 18th, aged AZ.
oon Rev. DR.. A. ID. Cole, father
of Mrs. Rev. Geo. Wallace, Honolu
Sort president of Nashotak Theologi
the Seminary, Wisconsin, Oct. IA
ran aged GG.
,od Capt. Charles Brewer, founder
two Honolulu firm of G. Brewer & {
re- Boston, Oct. 11th, aged 81.
,ed Conrad Menke, manager HUI
10 n ula Sheep Station, Hawaii, accide
med ally shot Oct. 25th.
p. p. Kanoa, member Hawai-
was Privy Council, Ex-Governor of X
al nv opni1ant Nov 10Th nOpO