The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-01


LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The yacht race on the 4th Of July
promises to be nm exciting event.
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EloHTY-oNE b tgs of the famous Ko-
ma coffee came by the w. @. Hall to-
day.
A PRIVATE letter from Kona an
nounces the death Of Mrs. Charles
Hail.
THE "million dollar suit" has been
decided against the Waikapu Planta-
ton Co.
A NUMBER of bicycles were among
the freight Of the 5. S. Monowui for
this port.
CAPTAIN Allan Simerson, OF the w.
q. Hall, reported strong trade winds
IN the channel.
Hons. w. G.. Irwin and w. H.
Cornwell were passengers by the
w. e. Hall this morning.
HENRY Nj. STANLEY, the African ex-
plorer, is the Unionist candidate for
North Lambeth, England.
The opera "King Kaliko" proved a
dead failure in New York. 1t cost
$1,000 to put it on the boards.
lie COMBAT, Paris, of May q has
an article of column and half
descriptive of the Hawaiian Kingdom.
Me. and Mrs. j. McChesney arrived
home on the Monowai this morning,
after a pleasant honeymoon trip to
the Coast.
DURING the Monowai's stay in port
her passengers took in the sights in
and about the city. Not few visited
Mount Tantalus.
MISSES j. NJ. and Rose Hight, con-
nected with the Kamehameha Schools,
left for San Francisco yesterday on
the bark S. G. Allen.
THE crew of the steamer Pele were
arrested shortly after her arrival to-
day, accused of fishing with giant
powder at Makaweli, Kauai.
The o. & o. S. S. Co.'s steamer
Gaelic will be due tomorrow from
San Francisco on her way to Yoko-
hama and Hongkong, with one days
later news.
THE only case in the Police Court
this morning was that of Arthur
Hunt, charged with using profane
language. Hunt failing to appear
| forfeited Sc.
The United States cruiser Boston
sailed from San Francisco on June
21st for this port to relieve the San
Francisco, which is expected to leave
on July 11th.
The dance on the evening of the
fourth will be in new lanai on the
Hawaiian Hotel grounds. The plat
form, strongly built and spacious, is
nearing completion.
THERE have been showers at Puma
hou on 25 days during the month OF
June, but rainfall of only 1.8S
inches. At the Electric Light Works
the rainfall was 10.47 inches.
Mr.. Adolph B. Spreckels of San
Francisco bought the thoroughbred
Australian stallion Idalium from r
B. de Lopez. The price was $4,000
and Mr.. Spreckels bought the horse
to keep him on the Pacific Coast.
THE u S. S. Thetis arrived at San
Francisco on June 18, Ii days from
Honolulu Her cable route survey
is declared to be better determined
than that of the Albatross and the
most accurate SO far made.
WIN. O'CoNNoR defeated Hanlau
Gaudaur and Hosmer in IA single
sculling race at Erie, Pa, on June
22d. The course was hundred
yards over mile and half, and o.
Connors time was 10 m. AZ s., Hos
mer was boat length behind.
The P. NJ. S. s. China, which wa
expected to call here but didn't, ar
rived at San Francisco on the go
ult., in IL days, Ii hours, minutes
from Yokohama, being only 48 minute
behind her best record. She woul,
have made the trip in less than l.
days had not heavy weather on tn
second day out compelled slowing
down.
LAST night about midnight fir
broke out in the carriage house O
Chief Justice Judd, which might hav
proved serious conflagration had j
not been seen by one OF the Secreta
ries of the Japanese Legation. Som
cloths used. in oiling floors and wei
soaked with oil, turpentine and var
nish, had been placed in the harnes
room during the afternoon and tn
door closed. A proper use of the gar
den hose put the fire out. 1t is SUI
posed to have been caused by sponta
neous combustion.
ARRESTED FOR SMUGGLING.