The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-28
No arrests we're made Wednesday up to

line, is dead.
There was no business in Supreme Court
Chambers on Saturday.
Several members of the Legislature are
to leave for San Francisco to-day.
The Q. S. S. Alert is expected from
Callao to relieve the present flagship.
The customs officers went through the
three stationers' packages Tuesday.
The Marshal closed all the saloons on
election day until six in the evening.
A serenading party was given on board
the ship Cockermouth on Wednesday
evening.
The ]. Ward whose name has appeared
in the Police Court is not the J. Ward from
Hamakua
DR.. Swift, who came to town by the
Likelike, returned to Molokal by the Moko-
Iii last vening.
Joe Dolan and 80 tins of opium were
captured at the steamer Australia on Sat-
urday evening.
On another page will be found a short
poem which very neatly hits off the num-
erous " Trusts"
The electric light went out early Satur-
day night, and there was none at all on
Sunday night
Prof. M NJ. Scott is welcomed home
from the American Teachers Assocla-
tion,s animal convention
The recent rains have transformed the
face of nature wonderfully for the better
throughout the city and environs.
There will be two steamships from San
Francisco this week, the Arabic on Tues
day and the Alameda on Saturday.
His Excellency NJ. Nouet, the late Gov
.ernor of New Caledonia, and lady are
through passengers by the Mariposa.
The anniversary of the O. S. F. S. Van
dallas arrival in port occurs on the 18th
inst and will be celebrated by a reception
on board.
The not very common incident of bank.
rupts petition for discharge being con-
tested is reported in Wednesdays Supreme
Court record.
The Bulletin localizer seems to aspire to
the succession of Bishop the mind-reader,
judging. by his facility in clairvoyancing
what other people think.
A late Auckland paper says that, Ow-
ing to rise in prices, fungus gathering is
paying well just now in some districts, the
Maoris being especially busy"
In the Hawaiian News Companys win
dow is shown Chinese cranberry grown
on tree three years old by Sing Chong &
Co. 1t is large but berry dry-looking.
The earthquake shock briefly mentioned
by our Hilo correspondent was, according
to accounts in private letters strong enough
to knock articles off shelves and tables.
DR.. Rodgers was hastily summoned to
attend q subject described as dead
man on Saturday night, but when he
reached the designated spot the corpse had
got up and busted"
The Royal Hawaiian Band played on the
Oceanic wharf at the departure Of the S. 8.
Mariposa, giving series of national airs in
honor of prominent men of various coun-
tries among the passengers.
Mr. Oliver c. Swain, who left the post
office some months ago, going home to
California, showed his pleasant face again
by the Australia, and Immediately went to
work on the mails brought by that steamer.
A good-sized rosy apple is shown at the
Beaver coffee saloon, which the wind blew
off tree in Mr. Notes garden at Waikiki.
The tree has number of apples on it, but
the owner has forgotten the name OF the
variety.
A trial trip of the Kaimiloa under her
renewed civil condition was to have been
made to Diamond Head on Saturday after
noon, but the necessity of making some
adjustments about the engine prevented
the excursion.
No arrests we're made after 2:30 up to II
p. m. Sunday. Between 10 a. m. Saturday
and 2:3O p. m. Sunday the arrests were
five drunk, two assault and battery, one
each smuggling opium, violating carriage
regulations and larceny of money.
The famous yacht Dauntless, defeated in
the race across the Atlantic, March, 1887,
by the Coronet now in this port, arrived at
New Bedford, Mass, August 18th, partial
wreck, having carried away her jibboom
close to her bowsprit in heavy sea.
Ludwig Erickson, sailor on the barken
tine Geo. c. Perkins, has begun suit in San
Francisco against the owners of the vessel,
claiming $4,000 damages for injuries re-
ceived in falling from the foreyard, owing
to there being no gasket by which he could
sustain himself.
A Rome despatch says that the eruption
on Stromboli, one of the islands OF the
Lipari group, in the Mediterranean, has
extended until now the whole of the islands
in the group are in active eruption. Past
experience justifes an expectation of vol
canic agitation in these islands when the
other side of the world gives such manifes
tations.
The Arabic.