The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-10
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The steamer kinau that left llo-
noIulu on Friday, 2nd inst, at , p.
M, arrived here Sunday, ;th, at Il
Il. IN. The many passengers al
ready recorded, with others picked
up at way ports, scrambled up the
iron ladder from The surf boat, all
glad to escape from the sea but
sorry to find lIlo weeping at their
arrival. II raincd steadily all that
day. Monday brought agreeable
riffs in the clouds and there was not
an hour that one could not walk n
block without getting wet. The sun
actually came into view few mo.
mcnts one time. Since then the
weather has varied from light show
cry to fine, but always more or less
cloudy.
Nothing very unusual happened
on the trip up. The channels ran
high and there was more distress on
board in consequence than all the
benevolent societies in the kingdom
could relieve. a high authority
professcd to he glad to perceive in
one case Of anguish the rest of so.
ciety getting even with the news
paper fraternity. 1t is sad thus to
observe disposition everywhere to
g'oat over the suffcrings of fellow
creature for the sake OF the poor
consolation of thinking that the
checks and balances Of fate are
working with uncrring precision
A strong sea was running and
high wind@lOwing during the steam
cr's stay at Mahukona. She drag
gcd her anchor once and engaged in
a tuSscl with the tern w. ). Bovine.
BY the strenuous cXcrtions of both
crews Damage was avoided. Once
the bow Of the kinau struck the for
word starboard bulwarks of the
Bovine, and for few minutes il was
hard work keeping the steamer from
ionling the sailer's rigging.
The coasts are unusually green
where once n parchcd desert filled
the view. This is owing to the
abundance OF rain the past season.
or course the Court term cnlvcns
llilo. A great number otjurors and
witnesses from the country are here
and more expected. Hon. J. Mars
den, one of the Mobiles elected on
the independent ticket, is in town,
also MIR. Brodcricll'of iIamakua and
other wrl!-known people.
\ hig runaway occurred Monday,
a double team in one Of Wilson
Bros. drays salloping down one of
the steep cross streets. The driver
pale rs n sheet hung on to the rcins
bravcly, although dis!odged from his
seat, and guiding the frightened
animals round two sharp corners,
stopped them without damage near
the Post Office.
Next day the horse of Mr.. j. A.
Scott, manager of Wainaku plauta-
ton, started with his top buggy
down Waianucnuc street, nearly ran
over Mr.. W. G. Borden, and ended
by wrccking the buggy at the Post
Office. Eunaways here seem 10 have
all instinct for getting to the Pos,
Office. Perhaps this indicates chro-
mic hnrriedness on the part OF their
owners in getting there on mail
days. Anyhow the Hiloilcs glory in
these signal evidences that then
town is rapidly ovcrtaliing Honolulu
Mr. Luther Severance, auctlonecr
sold at action on Monday, for Mr.
j. Walsh, II lot OF l4-lGO acres OF
Front street. 1t had a I9l fee
frontage on the bay and was subject
to mortgage of S225. II wa.
knocked down at $500, or $40 over
the mortgage, to Mr.. 4. X. I.alakca
A lot of 2 acres with house OF
: Volcano street, ordered for sale BY
Hon. j. Il. Baker, assignee Of mort
gage, was withheld.
Deputy Sheriff Stevens On Mon
day afternoon brought into town il
triumph several packages of ric'
winc distilled by japanese on Wal
naku plantation and seized by him
At 1880 Monday night fire wa
discovered by the policeman on beat
in TAFT Chong's restaurant at Wal
anuenuc and Bridge streets. AL
the inmates were asleep but the fir
was put out so quickly that nobod,
was damaged in either person o
property.
The IllO boys have organized
baseball club, in which ThOs. Thrun
and l.. Baldwin, formerly of TIN
; star club, and &. l.. Crabbe, captain
Q of the kaiulani club that was, ar,
= active. There is to be match OF
} Saturday if favorable weather cal
, be arranged.
D Mr.. dAuvcnir, travelling agcn
for the New York Life Insurance
3 Co., is here and reported to hav
D been striking good business.
G i'hos. Muldoon, "the solid man,
h started high-class restaurant /,
= rear Of Mr.. Ed. Smiths watch
: making and jewclry store Tuesday
S The opening was well patroniaed b,
D.. visitors, who were willing to pa
h double the Chinese charges, cspe
l cially to get better sort and scrvc
c OF victuals.
$ The barken,inc Quickstep, Cap,
n TihhntIS arrival Anril 9th