The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-18
painful illness, and was buried this

NE uliNGI VI an eNpICSS CaITlAgo
which received damages in COLI
sion with Government mule cart,
ON LillhA street, yesterday, says, "IPs
no use bucking against Govern
mcnt mule driven 10y IL Government
donkey"
Ga being asked this morning as
to the way this matter stood, Col.
Ashford answered that he had not
yet received bis commission. He
ad@o" tnat the Cabinet had placed
At IL the Kings hand for signature
Il week ago to-day. He was not
aware of the reasons for its not hav-
ing been returned.
A MAN who lately served several
months at hard labor for keeping u
disorderly house on King street in
the vicinity of Chinatown, was raided
in his new quarters, near Palace
Square, last night, and, with female
companion, was hauled in and charg-
cd with keeping n house OF i'll repute.
The two appeared before Judge Day
ton this morning, and through their
attorney, Mr.. j. l.. Kaulukou, got
continuance until Thursday.
The Japan Gazette" of recent
date, contains the following: A tele-
gram, dated Picking 25th, states that
in regard to the restriction law
against the Chinese emigrants issued
by the Hawaiian Government, the
Chinese Government recognized the
action of the former Government to
have originated at the instigation of
the Portuguese Government, and are
about to demand an explanation
from the latter Government.
Wednesday, Sept. II.
THE Legislature has adjourned and
most of the members have returned
home.
ONE hundred years ago tomorrow
the Constitution OF the United States
was formally adopted by Congress.
DIR. f. Schmorl who arrived by the
S. n, Castle, says he can cure leprosy,
and has made application to be al
lowed to treat Keanu, who has it.
Mr.. Wishard of the Lihue School,
Kauai, will take Mrs. Hendry's place
in the Fort street School, and Mr..
Gear, of the University of California,
will be one of the staff of the last
named school,.
MARSHAL Soper, accompanied by
Captain Hopkins, will start on tour
of inspection tomorrow. A thorough
examination of the police force in
nnnh icir tv,n In 40
proved where advisable.
The advertiser" talks of having
received an answer to an advertise
ment three hours after the paper was
printed. That's nothing; a dog adj
vertised for in the BULLETIN, walked
into the office three hours before the
paper came out.
A PETITION for probate of the will
of the late Hon. S. G. Wilder, with
codicil, has been filed in the Supreme
Court. Hons. A. f. Judd and w.
c. Wilder, and Messrs. G. l.. Wight,
G. z. Wilder, and S. G. Wilder, are
named as executors. The petition
will be heard October Cd.
Thursday, Sept 10.
THE health of Minister Austin is
improving slowly.
THREE marriages will take place
before this month expires.
SOMEBODY has walked off with
"Harper's Weekly" from the Beaver
MEssRs. G. X. Wilder and w. F.
Frear are studying law with Mr.. A.
S. Hartwell.
REV. E G. Oggel formerly of Ho-
nolulu, is now supplying the pulpit
at the Presbyterian Church, Pullman,
Iowa.
A NEW sidewalk has been built in
front Of the residence of DR.. Day,
corner of Fort and Beretania streets,
which is a decided improvement.
"WHAT's more ridiculous than a
man chasing his hat?" said learned
professor, this morning, after sharp
run. eff he does not run fast enough
he will not catch it, and if he runs
too fast he'll step on it,"
A DISPUTE as to the exact time tina
the Hicks-Sawyer minstrel perform
ance began Mt the Opera House, when
they passed through here several
weeks ago, has created a bet of 500,
and there is n prospect of the affair
up with n tongue fight
THE U. S. Standard weight and u.
S. Standard measures, formerly used
by the Governor, have been handed
over to the Marshal, to whose lot the
of scales and measures
has fallen. The weights graduate
from one grain to % pounds.
On King street, just beyond Alapai
street, the other night, drunken
man lying in the middle of the road, |
escaped from being run over by |
skittish horse. While policeman |
was being looked for-and not one |
was seen until the Station House was
reached-a hack came along, and the |
iriver recognizing the drunken man
bundled him into his carriage and |
lodged the police, who were then on |
5he way out.
Friday, Sept. ID.
The Kinau wharf is being re-
planked.
WORK on the street railroad out on
King street is progressing.
Col. II. S. Spalding will shortly
nave an electric railroad on his plan
alton, Kauai.
ABOUT forty scholars now attend
IIiSS MnsSn1oniS aVonipor onhool 90