The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Mass meeting tonight.

Mass meeting Tonight
Tomorrow is election day.
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Go to the Beretania Street Armory
this evening.
The Koloa, Kauai, mill has started
in grinding again.
The S. S. Australia will be due
from the Coast on Wednesday morn
ing.
A large number of eligible noble
voters paid their taxes to-day, and
will consequently vote tomorrow.
The Woman's Board of Missions
will meet tomorrow afternoon at
2:30o'clock at Central Union Church.
The concert at Emma Square this
evening will be a novelty, the pro-
gram containing all solos by differ
ent instruments.
Mr.. Henry Smith gives an import
ant notice to Inspectors of Election,
reporting answers of the Attorney
General to questions submitted.
The S. S. China has not been
signaled as the BULLETIN goes to
press. She will probably be along
bright and early tomorrow morning.
If you wish annexation vote for
Waterhouse and Robinson. If you
want stable government vote for
Male and Hopkins. True Hawaiians.
Samuel Mahuka, the fam Gus first
baseman and all round player of the
Kamehameha, stated the other day
that he has retired from the field
for good.
Not a single case of drunkenness
has appeared on the Police Court
calendar for the past two or three
days. The cause of temperance is
looking up.
Two fellows, Manuel Perry and
All You, have been arrested on two
separate charges of housebreaking,
and their trial has been appointed
for Wednesday morning.
The Daughters of Rebekah Lodge
will give social and dance at Har-
mony hall on the evening of the 9th
inst. Tickets can be had from the
members at fifty cents.
The king street cars will run quar-
ter hourly tomorrow between Rifle
Range, Pawaa, and Palama, COM
mencing at 1908 a. M, at Rifle Range
finishing at 5:17 from Palama.
There are thirty-six deaths record
ed for the month of September from
different causes. The highest were
five deaths from consumption and
five from old age, the next being
three from fever.
A Chinaman was seen to-day par
aiding the principal streets carrying
placard on a pole on which was
written, "Vote against the Adver-
tiser Boodlers! Vote against Thurs
tons Chicago Racket
The baseball game between the
How Do You Like 1t and Hit Her
Again did not materialize on Satur-
day, owing to the damp condition OF
the grounds. The game will be
played tomorrow afternoon.
The concert to be given on Satur-
day next in the Kawaiahao Church
will be an event not to be missed for
anything. A perusal of the names
of the local stars who will appear
will satisfy anyone as to its murit.
Between 9 and II o'clock this
evening three stars in succession will
be "occulted" by the moon, reap
pearing after period on the other
side of that luminary. Watched
with common opera glass or spy
glass, it will be an interesting sight
j. Fredenburg and w. jackson
were arrested on Saturday for try,
ing to settle differences on the pub
lie road with royal dukes. They
failed to appear to answer to a
charge of ARRAY in the Police Court
this morning, and forfeited SO bail
each.
The Temple of Fashion, at the
corner of Hotel and Fort streets
promised an excitement to-day il
the way of disposing of goods for {
mere song. Mr.. S. Ehrlich fulfilled
the prediction and the Temple was
crowded from early morning to late
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hamilton anC
child, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. French
and child, who have been visiting
Honolulu for some months past, left
on the barkentine Planter for Por
Townsend on Saturday. During
their visit they have made man,
friends who were at the wharf to bic
them goodbye.
By advertisement in another co
lumn it will be seen that Crane
Mass Meeting will be held at thu
Armory Building, Beretania street
this evening to endorse the nomina
ton of G.. B. Male and G.. l.. Hon