The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-09-04

HltilL dI nara labor DOH, II. NOT
ton, and \. f. Haghind, charged
with assault and battery ON Peter
Rafferty, were mol. prod.
YESTERDAY afternoon the Coroner's
| jury Mr.. G, l.. Hopkins, Coronerj
Messrs. G. o. Berger, Il. w. Lainc,
7. Il, Lucas, NJ. Mclnerny, f. A.
| Jones and e. r. Hendry returned n
verdict to the effect that Emily Kao-
lelo came to her death on Aug. 2Sth,
by falling from balcony in Fowler's
Yard, while under the influence of
liquor, and breaking her neck.
YESTERDAY afternoon, Captain
Aliens, master of the bark Printzen-
berg, was found guilty of having vio-
lated Sec. 3, Chap. 90 of Session Laws
of 1887, (having neglected to re-em-
bark 10 Cinnamon, brought to this
country on the Printzenberg, and
who were not lawfully allowed to
land) and was fined 5000. An appeal
| was noted.
The bark ii. Printzonbcrg sailed
for Hongkong this morning, taking
l75 Chinese passengers, Ill men, IL
women and % children. Among
the freight taken by the Printzen-
berg were 1920 lbs. of old copper,
80 lbs. tallow, 1880 lbs. of horns,
3S,016 bottles, 5000 lbs. of horse
shoes, 1,670 lbs. of,lead and As boxes
of sailed fish in OIL
Friday, August 81.
THE U. S. S. Dolphin, with the Adj
miral, will to sail tomorrow.
Mr. Jas. Williams has taken an
excellent photograph of the Wanda
lia baseball nine.
Mr., Fuminari Tanno has arrived
as an attache to the Japanese Consul
late-General, Honolulu.
Bos'N Ben was sent on the reef for
80 days this morning for letting
the Cinnamon escape from the bark
Printzenberg.
THE millinery department at the
Popular Millinery House is now in
charge of Miss Kelly, IL lady of much
experience, who arrived on the last
steamer.
NOBLE Smith predicted in the
House this morning during the de-
bate on the railway bill, that Rep. G.
Brown would be a hoary headed old
saint twenty years from now.
Mr.. N. S. Sacns, proprietor of the
Popular Millinery store, left on the
Australia for the Coast to purchase
new goods. When he returns look
out for something nice. .-..' 10
THE Rev. j. Ii. and Mrs. Sellwood,
Of Portland, Oregon, who have been
visiting the islands the past three
months, leave on the w. III. Dimond
for San Francisco. Bon voyage.
NOBLE Waterhouse is feeling rather
sighted A few days ago the House
refused him q two weeks vacation
and yesterday he was refused the
privilege of not voting on the Consti
J tutional amendment.
, The consideration Of the veto mes
sage re the coffee bill, which wal
| fixed for 9 o'clock this afternoon, ha
, been postponed until Monday next
| at IL n. M, on account of Ministe
/, Thurston's absence through indispo
sition.
The gang of prisoners, which la
7 been working on Palama road nea
: the Soap Works, has been shifted. t,
l nearer town, and force of Portu
guese laborers has been set to work il
. front of the Soap Works.
g AT about A o'clock yesterday after
2 noon, Mr.. Jas. Williams eldest DO,
S set fire to the Chinese servants cot
2 tage' while playing with matches
: Cinnamon and Portuguese working
g close by worked hard to check tn
flames, but the whole interior of tn
t house, along with the bedding am
servants effects, were destroyed be
fore the fire was put out.
Saturday, Sept. l.
/. Miss Berrys school will not re
open for another month.
/ The U. S. S. Dolphin is expecte
;, to reach San Francisco in ten days
NIGHT sessions do not agree wit
: some members of the House. The,
G look seedy the next morning.
2 YESTERDAY afternoon two mem
bers of the House amused themselve
1 by throwing paper balls at eac
4 other.
:. THE Minister OF the Interiors sue
den illness was of very short durs
!, ton. He turned up in the Hous
e this morning looking as fresh as
: daisy,
THE Hooulu and Hoola Lahui Sc
r ciety will send to the Melbourne E1
2 hibition by the S. S. Alameda thi
S evening, articles OF native manufat
) ture and lot of ancient Hawaiia
curios.
= MEssRs. J. A. Cummins, Sam Pal
e ker, f. M. Hatch, j. III. Patty, ]. c
Spencer, r, w, Lane, F, A. Schaefel
G Capt, Ross and Judge WidemanI
accompanied by the Hawaiian Bant
j. went out, on the steamer J. A. Gun
n minis, this noon to escort the U. S.
k Dolphin to sea.
e THE agents of the Oceanic Steam
C ship Co., in San Francisco, receive
dispatch Aug. oath, from the Pos
master-General of New Zealand, az
cepting the offer of the United State
:, to contribute $4,000 per annum t.
- ward continuing the present ma
- service.
d Monday, Sept. 3.
The Volcano is quite active.
So Mr.. and Mrs. Kynnersley of Kc
r. hala, returned from England on til
Ie Alameda.