The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-08-27

lister OF Foreign Affairs, is confined |
to his home through sickness,
GOVERNOR Dominis paid visit to |
II. b. NJ. S. Espieglc this morning,
and received Ia guns on leaving.
Mrs. McNair, wife of the Captain
of the U. S. S. Omaha, is stopping at
Johnson's, Waikiki, and will sail for
Hongkong to join her husband, by
the vessel expected here on 9th.
Mr.. Alfred Branch, acting for the
Honolulu Boat Club, challenged the
U. S. S. Vandalia for siX-oared boat
race, this morning. The race will be
for 5000 and is to come off within ten
days
TIE U. S. S. Mohican arrived at
San Francisco on the 4th inst, and
has gone into the navy yard. Mrs.
Ripley reached San Francisco on the
day her husband and the Mohican
left for the yard.
The officers of the various volun-
teer military companies met at the
Rifles Armory last night, to elect a
Colonel. V. V. Ashford was elected.
The balloting stood: Ashford Is, Do
minis u, Nowlein l, Godfrey L. The
vote was ultimately made unani-
nous.
Wednesday, August %.
THE Captain and Officers of the
U. S. S. Dolphin, were presented to
His Majesty, at the Palace this noon.
THE U. S. S. Alert has been order
ed here from Callao, and, it is re-
ported, that on her arrival here, the
Vandalia will sail for California.
THE decision of the full Court Eek
cepting Judge Dole, absent) in the
Macfarlane conspiracy case, was de-
livered this morning, overruling the
exceptions in relation to the jury.
A FAREWELL party was held on
board the Yacht Coronet last even
ing. The Coronet left at - 40 to-
day; saluted the Island and after
wards the men-of-war. Mr.. and Mrs.
-, Dillingham; and Mr.. Graenhalgh
went out in her, and upon leaving
her, were saluted by guns.
On the 2Sth of this month the U.
S. S. Flagship Vandalia will have
been here one year. She arrived of
port on the evening of the 9th, 1887,
but did not enter the harbor until
the morning OF the 2Sth. On Tues
day next, reception will be held on
board the vessel in honor of the an
: niversary of her arrival here.
CAPTAIN Hopkins collared Chi
naman with a two-pound cylinder tin
T of opium last evening. The package
, had come through the mail. Almost
< at the same hour Mr.. John Markham
arrested Chas. Johnson, third cook
on the S. S. Australia, with four tins
' of opium. Johnson pleaded guilty
in the Police Court this morning and
, was fined $50
ELEVEN hundred photographs Of
island views, by Mr.. Jas. Williams,
will be sent by the Government tC
the Melbourne Exhibition. These
: views embrace plantation life, char
acteristic native scenes, and views o
n natural scenery. The majority o
the pictures will be placed in 90 large
/: albums, while the largest picture
j. will be framed. After the Melbourn
i Exhibition, these photographs are t.
= be placed in the Museum there, per
k manently.
Thursday, August %.
j. THE pile driver has finished it
Vt work at King street bridge.
PALAMA road, at the Chimes
theatre, is being made about 10 fee
h wider on the seward side.
# Mr.. David Manaku, Assistant Post
master General is able to be out agai
s after long illness.
= Mr.. A. Marques purposes leavin
- on the Mariposa for an extended tri
" to Europe.
n II. B. M. S. EspIEGLE swept tn
harbor and city with her electri
l. search light last night.
lie THE bill to abolish the Office {
IS Governor passed over the Kings vet
by vote of 40 to 9, this afternoon.
az The liquor saloons were closed ye
t. terday, by order of the Marshal, br
o. were permitted to reopen at 6 o'cloc
m in the evening.
ts A LARGE painting of Mrs. Capital
70 Berry, by Chinese artist, taken frol
u photograph, came by the bal
=: Lillian from Hongkong.
i In May of next year, a new steal
u whaler, William Lewis, built at Bat
Name, and very different from 9TH
S. steam whalers, is expected to call |
v Honolulu.
CAPTAIN Dearbourn has resigne
or the command of the S. S. City of p
~ kin and has been succeeded by Ca
st tain Seaburg, formerly of the S.
v. Rio de Janeiro.
a. MANY of our readers will rememb
~ Mr.. Isaac More, who was former
~ draughtsman at the Honolulu Pla
~ ing Mills. A short time ago a rel
X, tive died leaving him $4,000.
lo THE Kaimiloa is all fixed for Il
n inter-island service, except cleanll
he up. She was lowered from the M
nd rine Railway this afternoon al
sh locked at the new wharf on the
I'D planade. Next week, after the retu
rs, OF the Pele, the Kaimiloa will
placed on the Hamakua route.
I'd. Mr.. Otis of San Francisco, TOT
IL list stopping at the Dudoit House, w
introduced to the King at the Pala
ret yesterday afternoon and was ent
'as tanned by His Majesty for an hour
90 more. Mr.. Otis father entertain
."y the King during His Majesty's vi
iip' to the Coast, some years ago.