The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-02-09
SANTA NEWS.

I'ull NIX wv i't'S' l'"'I W A'N''ii
Der, 1890, iama csc paid Apia his
first visit since the late war. The cX-
King was accompanied by some 50
followers and requested the u.e Of
thc Government house, which was re-
flu ed ny King MaIletoa, who did not
believe it Was safe for iaaa>eee Q
be CHARTERED in Apla at present, with
so large a following. The eX-kug
left ApiA the same evening and re-
turned to his district.
The arrival of Chief Justice Ceder-
krantz has been duly celebrated by
both the foreign and native residents
Of Samoa. The second native de-
monstratiou OF welcome took place
on the the 10Th january, at which
were present the King of Samoa,
Chief Justice Cederkran'Z, the diff
feTent foreign consuls, the villagers
of SafoIuIafai, Sapapalii, Iva, Atua,
FaIeaIiIi, Suiuatata, AIeiapala, etc.
These VILLAGE represented the two
opposing factions in the late war and
heartily fraternized, after their re-
spectvc chiefs had formal y welcomed
the new Chief Justice. The reply
of Chief Justice Cedctkrantz was
most appropriate and fitting.
The new municipal elections of
Apia, ordcted by the Chief Justice,
took place On january 30ih, news OF
which will be received by the Mari
posa due here on March l2lh.
Mr. r. l., Stevenson has cantri-
buted all interesting article, on the
introduction and spread of Iepro@y
in The Island Of TOngarewa, to the
Sulu Samoa, with the hope Of
awakening Samoans to possible future
danger. Mr.. Stevenson left Apia on
January Slh last tor Sydney withsthe
intention of escorting his mother to
the former place, "where she intend
to spend tie rest Of her days in the
company of her dlstingu shed SON."
The German residents of Apia
rendered grand bail to Admiral
Valvis and officers OF the ii, |. G..
NJ. Leipzig on January sd.
On Sunday, Jan. Adj, I, memorial
service was held near the graves OF
the men lost from the German war
ships Adler and Eber, in March,
1899, by Rev. DR., Bier, chaplain of
the flagship Leipzig.
The bri2antlne Sea Waif has ar
rived at Apia with men and material
for completing the wrecking of the
L. S. SIS Trenton and Naudaia.
Several brawls have occurred in
January between various tribes Of
natives visiting Apia.
Captain Schmidt, head pilot of
Apia, was seriously injured January
10th by a heavy shore boat falling
on his leg
The L, S. $. Ir0Quois arrived at
/ Apia January 9TH from Pago Page.
She took Consul-GcncrM Sewall tc
Tonga on January l2th, and after
her return, about Jan. 22d, is ex-
pected to sail for FIJI to remain some
tine. See item elsewhere.-ED.
b LLETIN The Samoa Times state.
the US. Navy Department has ISSUED
orders that L. 5. men-of-war "ar,
not to lie in Apia during the hurri
cane months"
Cannibali>m has again broken Ou'
and news has been received at Apii
that another Samoan ca chief of Ma
nono) has been killed and eaten by
some Of the black boys Of MuIifNnu;
plantation. In commenting on the
case the Samoan Times says:
That such things should occur il
1 Samoa Mt the present day is probabl,
beyond strangers belief, but sucl
is the case Notwithstanding. Nor il
this the only case of caumbaIi~u
that has come under our notice
I lately. Several instances have oc
Cured in the bush, where men hav,
been killed and presumably eaten by
/ runaway black lahoyers from tn,
German plantations, and only il
very few Instances have they been
found out.
The institution Of local eltctioyl
in Ap.a by the Chief Justice setw
L. have stirred tbe funny man OH,
South rlal. Ga the depths o. thl
following adNerjlsemru. lu the To
issue of the samoa lmes will testify
! Notice Steam TO the head Wa