The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11

chored off Wapio. The atmosphere
and water were ut dead calm, and
fish weighing several pounds were
caught.
AT the request of His Excellency
the Attorney-General, Mr.. Thomas
Il. Walker was arraigned before
Justice Preston in the Supreme Court
this afternoon, for the burglary and
robbery of the Post Office, on the
night of January 2-3. The indct-
ment was read, to which the prisoner
pleaded not guilty. The prosecution
asked that the trial be fixed to take
place tomorrow morning at o'clock.
The request was complied with.
LAST evening, while Mr.. Guy
Wodehouse, son of the British Com
missioner, was riding home from
business at the Union Feed Com
pany's store, the reins broke and the
horse becoming unmanageable the
rider jumped off. In falling he UNI
fortunately broke his left leg just
above the ankle. He was picked up
and taken home, where Drs.
McGrew and Aiming set the broken
limb and made him as comfortable
as possible.
Mr.. ID. p. Smith, having sold his
Hilo skating rink to Mr.. Beckwith,
of that place, has returned to Homo
lulu to launch his speculative craft
into the currents of new venture.
Mr.. Smith says ''his original pur-
pose of coming to this country was
not to build roller coasters and
skating Kinks, but for mightier OBJ
ject," of which he will not for q
while speak. For the present Cen
trail Park Rink will remain as it Is,
but in the course of time people
may look for Smiths grand scheme
within the above rink or on the
ground where it now stands.
SATURDAY, Jan. 30th.
MEssRs. Whitney, Won Holt and
Baird's yacht arrived to-day on the
bark Chilena from Liverpool.
In the case of Robinson as. Sreso-
vich, the jury, after quarter of an
hours consultation, returned ver-
dict for plaintiff for the full amount
claimed, 5000.
The remains of the late DR..
Enders, of Waikiki, Maui, are to be
disinterred and sent to Honolulu.
They will arrive here on Feb. 9th,
and on the following Sunday, Feb.
eth, will be buried by the Masonic
lodge lie Progress de rOceanie. 1"
By the steamer Likelikc this
morning news is received of another
opium seizure by Mr.. j. Sheldon,
special Custom House officer at
Kahului. He made a trip to Wa
kena last Tuesday night and succeed
ed in catching Chinaman, All
Mute by name, with fifteen half
pound tins of opium. The China
man was tried by Judge Kealoha
and fined S160.
A YOUNG sailor, about II years of
age, named Nicholas Lambert and
belonging to the British bark Chilena,
that arrived this morning from
Liverpool, fell overheard on the
passage and was drowned. The
vessel was off the Falkland Islands,
South Atlantic, when the accident
occurred. 1t was A. NJ. when the
young man fell off the railing. The
ship was hove to and boat lowered,
but he was not seen again.
THIS morning Mr.. Quong Sam
Kee hung out mercantile sign, in
the familiar Chinese fashion of gay
vermilion and gilt, and adorned with
ribbons, on the shop in the lower
story of the new Chinese club house,
King street. There was an interest
ing display of ceremony on the
occasion, accompanied with grand
fusillade of fire-crackers. 1t is O
handsome as well as convenient
business stand, the interior being
finished in keeping with the style OF
the whole elegant structure.
AN exciting episode occurred or
Queen street this forenoon. A ma.
tive on horseback pursued fugitive
ram, having to put his horse to the
sharpest gallop to overtake it. Al
the corner of Richard street he sue.
ceeded in fastening his lasso round
the animals horns, and a frienC
coming along handed the captive NJ
to the huntsman, who bore it off il
triumph. The incident was sugges
tive of the breezy plains-also o,
possible accident from having sucl
q breakneck chase on leading
thoroughfare.
AT the regular meeting of Homo
lulu Royal Arch Chapter, No. l
held last evening, the following
officers were installed for the ensu