The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-09-02

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The new Postnaster-General ~ is
u town
There have been showers at Puma
hou on seYenty-fve out OF the last
one hundred days.
Messrs. Hoffschlager & Co. have
lust received new styles OF the
Westermayer pianos.
The Interpreter is the worst wor-
RED and best natured man in the
Legislative Assembly.
The bark Forest Queen had her
fore-topmast carried away during
gale on her last up-trip.
The barkentine Discovery made
the Quick passage of ten days from
San Francisco Well done. Capt.
Mcneil
The BOYS department of the haual
Industrial School will open the lat
ter part of next month. Full par
ticulars IN another column.
s notice regarding the field, stan,
line officers and privates of the First
Battalion of Hawaiian Volunteers
appears in our By Authority column
His Majesty visited the leper
settlement on Wednesday and gave
an address to the people which was
attent;vely listened to.
1t is a hundred to one that the
Australia will arrive in San Fran
cisco very early next Friday morn
ing. You see, the Colonel VIII De on
board.
4 variety company from the Lea-
Iandia gave a performance in the
Opera House Saturday afternoon, 3
fair-sized audience being present.
Several Indians and cowboys took
part.
The two natives who were charged
with the murder of woman near
Diamond Head, short time ago,
nave been committed for trial to the
Supreme Court by Police Justice
Foster.
At large gathering of the G. A.
r. at Boston, Mass, August IL,
Messrs. iona. Austin, A. S. Hartwell,
w. Ashford, W. F. Williams and
). McKeague were present from
Honolulu.
4 CLYDE stallion and two mares,
all bays. arrived on the Zealandia all
the way from Aberdeen, Scotland,
for the Hon. H. P. Baldwin. They
are fine looking animals, and OF I'M
mense size.
Miss Annie Mckinley, sister of
Hawaiian Consul General Mckinley,
died at Canton, Ohio. July Both. She
was one of the most active public
school education writers for the past
twenty years.
ALondon dispatch to the Sydney
Herald saws. sit is rumored that the
cable companies with which Sir j.
Fender is connected, are considering
the advisability of laying a Pacific
cable themselves"
5 Chinese cook formerly in the
employ OF Mr.. W. E. h. DeVerlll, has
been arrested on suspicion Of being
-ha man who entered the latter's
house the other morning and got
AWAY with the cash-bOx and watch.
Invitations are out for the mar
rage reception of Miss Alice Lillian
Along aud DR.. Edison Lewis Hutch
inson. which takes place Thursday
evening next at S o'clock at MIR. q.
Afong's seaside residence, Waikiki
One of the through passengers on
the Zealandla was Joe Choynski, the
California Boy" He was taken IN
hand bv Mr.. Jas. WEIGH, and gave
an exhibition of his boxing powers
If the Commercial during the after
noon.
Two sailors on the U. S. S. Omaha
we're blown to pieces during rapid
firing practice outside of Yokohama
bav July 31st. The igniting OF a
charge when the projectile was half
way in a 9-inch muzzle loader was
the cause Of the disaster.
Mrs. J. H. PearD Sutton, mem
her of variety company, on the
Zealsndia. en- route to the Colonies,
died on board of pleuro-pneumonla
On Saturday while the vessel was IN
MORT. She was buried in the Nuuanu
Cemetery. the Rev. Alex. Macintosh
taking the service.