The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-06

L. b. MURRAY who was charged |
with aiding and abetting DESERVING
seamen, was brought up for judg-
ment this morning. Police Judge
Dayton discharged him as he did not
think the defendant had guilty
knowledge that the sailors were de-
serters.
TO-DAY being the thirty-sixth an
niversary of the birth of the EN-
peror of Japan, was observed in this
city by flying the diplomatic and
consular flags. The Royal Hawaiian
band serenaded Mr.. Taro Ando, the
Japanese consul, at his residence,
this morning.
AN old native woman, resident
of Kalihi Valley, while coming to
town on horseback this morning, was
run against at Leleo by a Chinese
poi cart and dismounted. So far as
known, no bones were broken, but
the old woman was badly bl used
and shaken, and quite incapacitated
for locomotion. She was proceeding
at walking pace and near the side
| walk when the accident occurred.
Monday, Nov. 5.
ANOTHER engagement, M. and w.
MAJORS Sam Parker and w. II.
| Cornwell are in town.
NOVEMBER 10th is the Kings birth
day. Will there be regatta?
HAVE patience and you will hear
| part of Patience the latter end of this
week.
CAPT. Felhbehr has been visiting
every store in the city to-day exam
lining licenses.
THERE was very small attendance
at the concert in the basement Of the
Kaumakapili church Saturday even-
ing.
THERE was very heavy freshet al
the stream, Hanalei, Kauai, last
Monday. Considerable damage was
done.
THE appointments of ]. G. White
as Fire Marshal has been officially
announced by the Chief Engineer
OF the Fire Department.
CAPT. Hopkins came across 6
Chinaman Sunday, enjoying quie
smoke of opium in the CHINESE
Theatre. He was arrested.
A NATIVE on horseback collidet
with hack Sunday evening, and re
ceived nasty wound on the left leg
He was taken to the Queens Hospi
tai and is doing well.
The temperance meeting for mel
in Brewers block Saturday evening
was well attended. The meeting wa
addressed by Reys. Geo. Wallace, ID;
Beckwith and others.
DURING the last voyage of tn
Alden Besse, Capt. Cousins, from
British Columbia to Kahului, a sea
: man named j. A. Lockwood wa
washed overheard and lost during
storm.
, A PORTUGUESE charged with drunk
enness this morning was asked wha
t he had to say. ~ only took fiv
. glasses your Honor, and then tn
policeman arrested me-" was tn
reply.
THE Hon. Chas. r. Bishop, Pres
I. dent of the Board of Educatio
t evidently takes deep interest in tn
2 educational matters of the Kingdom
: as he spends large portion of nearl
: every day in the Education Office.
: II is reported that owing to til
e late rains the Pail road, from whel
the macadamised part ends, is
e very, bad condition all the way to ii
n Pail. Traffic is said to be much +
!, tarded, and the mud is unusual
J, deep.
o His Majesty the King paid a Wis
=? to the U. S. S. Brooklyn this NOR
IS ing and was received with the usu
honors. His Majesty was attendt
e by Mr.. Jas. w. Robertson, Vic
II Chamberlain and Majors ]. ID. He
r. and III. +. Bertelmann.
l. The officers of the Honolulu Typ
10 graphical Union No. 81 for the e
S, suing six months, elected at met
y ing held Saturday evening are:
y President. .,.....: w. Nj. Pomr
y Vice-President ......J. j. WilliaI
~ Secretary. j. J. Gree
treasurer. ...,..,....,.W. .. bFa
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