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

"haul in" and tried to prevent the
white mans escape until police
man appeared The white man de-
cided to skoot. John followed in the
same direction, hoping to keep up;
but nasty tumble over loose leg
that was in the way, gave the white
man a decided advantage, and he got
clear.
AT the sale OF the Fish Market
stalls and tables, by the Marshal at
noon to-day, under instructions from
the Minister of the Interior, twenty
fish-stalls and twenty-four tables
were disposed Of. The prices of stalls
ranged from $101 up to 1856, aggre-
eating $2,292, while those of the
tables ran from $14 to $71, amount
ing to $524.50. The total proceeds
of the sale amount to $2,S16.50. Rem
tails of stalls and tables are hence
forth to be abolished. All purchasers
who do not pay for stalls or tables
within five days forfeit their claims,
and the privileges so lost are to be
advertised and resold
SATURDAY, April Bird.
CONSIDERABLE rain fell all along
the weather coast Of Maui, yesterday
morning.
THE schooner Rainbow has landed
the well boring machine at Laie in
good order.
MEssRs Schaefer & CO., have char
tered the bark Charles b. Kinney for
San Francisco.
BY the Kinau news has been re-
ceived that the Volcano is in about
the same condition as at last previous
accounts. Smoke and steam are
still rising, but there is no visible
action or fire.
The steamer Kinau arrived at
about nine O'clock this morning
She brought 80 cabin and 81 deck
passengers, and 5000 bags of sugar
Purser Beckley reports splendid
weather and everything lovely.
CAPTAIN McGregor, of the steamer
Mokolii, reports heavy seas going up
to but good weather returning from
Molokai. Had some rain on Friday.
The Captain also reports seeing
several whales in Molokai channel
during the trip.
THE schooner Manuokawai has
made the best time on record from
this port to Koolau and return. She
went to Kaneohe, took in 600 bags
of sugar, and returned to this port
within thirty hours from the time of
leaving Honolulu.
| NOTWITHSTANDING the pouring
rain, the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall, was well
filled last evening, to hear Mr.. VIM
Mobiles Rotations from John b
Cough. The recitations were ably
delivered. The subject of Mr.. Mobiles
lecture, this evening, will be "Who it
to blame"
THE pinion of Paia mill, Maui
broke yesterday and was brought
here by the Likelike this morning, t.
be repaired at the foundry. Although
the mill has suspended operation,
there was enough sugar housed to
keep the steamer Dowsett engaged
until the pinion is mended.
THE boiler, placed in position, OF
Thursday, by Mr.. J. A. Dover, a
Kakaako Hospital, for heating tn,
water in the bath tubs, was fired VI
yesterday afternoon, at o'clock, an,
tub -of 140 gallons was heated il
five minutes by jet of steam. Tn
tubs, eight in number, can be al
heated in the same manner, four at
time, in 20 minutes. Some person
) in the vicinity of the Hospital, seeing
the smokestack and fire of the ne,
apparatus, last night, supposed
steamer had got ashore.
The April Friend" has full ed
torial and correspondence columns
> with the special departments we
sustained. An item says that Rel
Alvin Ostrom, of Murphy's Cal,
l expected by the next steamer, an
will take charge of the foreign churc
s in Kohala. Another conveys the il
: teresting intelligence that Mrs. Ham,
!, son, tile eiOqueHJ preacher WIZ III
;. pressed large audiences here la
year, has been married to Mr. Geore
i Hemus, another evangelist, and IL
s happy couple are living at Ii
Angeles, Cal.
If AT 2 A. NJ. last Tuesday nigh
d when the steamer Kinau arrived
h Maalaea Bay, II passenger, with tv
Il valises and three bottles of fine win
). walked off the landing into wat
If about neck deep. Mills wanted
II go overheard after the wine, b
D. Wiseman was afraid he would cat,
cold, and great fun ensued, Mil
dispatching men after divers
70 rescue the passenger and shouting
i1s every direction for help, amid storm
', of laughter. Mills and Wisemi
~ had a glorious tour of Maui and ii
~ wall and were entertained by maj
=" distinguished residents.
I'd MONDAY, April 9Th.
q, A FINE painting in oil, by Tav'