The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-09-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The King has signed the Railroad
kBill.
Slight advance in the price OF
sugar.
Three more ostriches arrived on
the Australia for DR.. Trousseau.
The Australia brought twenty
four bags of mail for the Post
Office.
Quite goodly number of people
took advantage of the excursion to
Eva on Saturday.
Admiral Brown occupied a seat in
the Legislative Hall during yester-
day afternoons session.
Mr.. L. N. Vetlesen will act for
Mr.. A. T. Hopke during the latter's
absence from the Kingdom.
" The Third Warning Voice." as
published in our columns to-day,
IS verbatim copy from the orr
ginal.
Mr.. J. n. Wright gives notice else
where of his intended visit to the
Coast and the stock he intends to re-
turn with.
Mr. Arthur tombstone, late editor
Of the 'Elele," is now in charge of
the editorial columns of the DAILY
Bulletin"
On the trip of the bark Ophir
from Honolulu to San Francisco, the
steward. G. Hiorth, died of heart dis
ease, August 25th.
Mr.. j. Wightman who purchased
the wrecks of the .. S. steamers
Vandalia and Trenton at Samoa, is a
through passenger on the Mariposa.
The number of Chinese that left
on the Oceanic was 278 males, ID
females and IS children. Of the
males. LAG obtained return passports:
Capt. Joshua Bishop and officers
of the U. S. S. Iroquois were pre-
sented to the King Tuesday. Par
ticulars in our By Authority col
umn.
The bark Caibarien went ashore at
Alfalfa, S. A., and became a total loss.
Date not given, and there is no news
as to whether the crew were saved or
not.
Mrs. w. B. Ellis wife of a pattern
maker for the Union Iron Works,
died on board the Australia Thurs
day night at s o'clock of consump-
ton.
One of the steerage passengers on
the Australia was Mormon elder
belonging to the j. Smith Jr. Re
formed Church. He comes to win
souls"
The U. S. S. Mohican arrived at
Auckland, September It'll, from sgd
ney. She was to remain at Auckland
a week and then sail for Honolulu,
via Tutuila.
Eleven ladies and gentlemen who
came on the Australia left for the
Volcano at $50 O'Clock next morning
on the steamer Iwalani. They are
going via Punaluu.
A London cablegram to the New
Zealand Herald, dated August 25th,
stated that a revolt had occurred IN
Honolulu, and that King Kalakaua
had been driven into exile.
4 New York dispatch of Septem-
Der 9Th says, Sister Rose Gertrude
has applied to the Pope asking his
Holiness to prevent missionaries
hindering her in her leper work.
The barkentine Irmgard has been
chartered for "a cargo of lumber
from Burrard's Inlet to Callao. She
viii come to Honolulu in ballast,
being due here about February LIST,
1891, and go in the sugar trade.
The labor strike in Australia was
not ended at latest date. Owing to
the scarcity of coal in New South
Wales there was a threatened stop
page of railway traffic. The industry
and trade of New Zealand is par
alysed by the strikes.
Two native policemen took out
two deserters to the .. S. S. Iroquois
on Monday. While returning from
that vessel they claim that some of
the sailors on the Charleston threw
Jumps of coal at them. The latter
vessel was coaling at the time.
The "Pae Alma" states that
meeting of the Kamehameha Rifle