The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-07-23

ESerUitio. Such authorization was
naturally TO cease with the return of
Wilcox to his own country, having
finished his studies anu not belonging
TO the Exerciio ltaiiano he had no
right to put on said uniform. You
will please inform III. IL. MS Gov
crnmont of the foregoing and you
may keep the seQucstercd uniform
of Wilcox in deposit at the Royal
Consulate.
"rhe Consul then requested the
assistance of His Majesty's Govern.
inent to carry out the instructions
OF the Italian Government. The
cx-MIinister of Foreign Affairs, after
consultation with his colleagues,
handed TO Consul Schaefer the
uniform, and the Department of
Foreign Affairs holds the receipt for
the same under the Consul for
ItaIy's signature and the Royal Con-
sulate seal dated Nov. 3, 1880.
"ln regard TO the sword, the only
record in the Department that refers
to IL is in report made by Col. V.
V. Ashford, in which, while refer
ring to the surrender of Mr.. Wilcox
to him on July so, 1889, he says,
Il noticed he wore military. uni
form, sash, and sword, also u re-
voiver and cartridge belt. These
latter he handed 10 me. On March
10, 1890, Mr.. Wilcox was notified
| by Mr.. Austin that the sword had
never been in this Department.
Rep. II. w. Wilcox asked for
copy of the report. He was sur
| prised at the retention of his uni
form by the Consul. lie paid for
that uniform himself. Perhaps he
had no right TO wear it, but never
theless it belonged to him.
RESOLUTIONS.
Rep. Richard gave notice Of a bill
to extend the jurisdiction of the Dis
trict Justice Of llamakua.
The same member was about TO
move resolution isitia,ing bill
relating to The judiciary, based on
the report of the Judiciary commits
sion of 1887, but dropped it on
being informed by Minister Brown
that the whole matter was yesterday
referred to the select committee on
that subject.
Minister Brown, under suspension
of rules, had his bill to provide for
expenses OF the Government till
Sept. 80, 1900, read a second time
and passed, to be read a third time
tomorrow.
Rep. Kahookano presented a
resolution for $4,000 to build u
bridge in Kohala. Tabled for con-
sderation with the Appropriation
Bill.
Rep. Apiki read a first time by
title his bill to amend the law re!at
ing to internal taxes.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The House went into committe,
= of the whole on the Appropriation
Bill, Rep. Bush in the chair.
Noble Phillips moved the com
mi,tee adopt the rules of the House
Rep. Kalna objected that only th
House could pass the motion.
Dropped.
Landing and buoys, Hawaii
$4,000.
Rep. Waipuilani, after gettins
details from the Minister of the In
; terror, moved the item be referee
To a select committee.
: Rep. Brown moved The item pass
If this was referred all the items o
the series would have TO be re
ferred.
Noble Isenberg Ironically
, moved that the whole Appropria
ton Bill be referred to specia
committee. 1t would perhaps saw
time.
Rep. kahookano advocated rel
ercpce, os there was nothing for in
cidenta!5.
Minister Brown pointed out tina
G there was an item OF SIS, 200 70
n landings and buoys generally.
n would take committee weeks Il
: get information. There were owe
: thirty members now in select com
/. mittees on this bill.
q Rep. Kanealii spoke of charges t.
u the public for landing freight a
public wharves.
e Rep. Apiki said the wharf at lie
n nuapo was free.
e Rep. Paehaole thought the itel
u for Molokai was inadequate, and
e committee was required.
Rep. Richard had resolution fo
$4,000 for repair of wharf at Ka
n waihae but he saw no mention OF ii
If He moved that the item be increase
0 $1,000 for that wharf.
e Minister Brown understood til
! wharf at Kawaihae was private pre-
perry, and he did not believe tn
g Government should spend none
e OH private property.
Rep. Richard said that objectio
= would apply to every wharf on IL
# IIamakua coast.
II Noble Burchardt thought ii
J, hon. member should bring in q
n item to build a new wharf, as L
r could not see how $4,000 could /
& expended in repairing that wharf.
It Passed as in the bill.
,r Landings and buoys, Mani, 81