The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-03-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
THE band will play Emma Square
this evening
Two steamers from the Orient in
one day is not bad.
DIAMOND Head, p. m.--Weather
hnzy wind, light west.
The fire engine companies were out
practicing on Emma street Saturday
afternoon.
The new band stand ON the Hawai-
ian Hotel ground is fast approaching
completion.
A NATIVE named Pohaku is under
arrest on the charge OF "uttcring
forged paper"
THE Oceanic will resume her voy-
age to San Francisco at s o'clock this
evening. Her mail will close at Z.
The Oceanic's passengers could not
come ashore on account of the IL
days quarantine against vessels from
Yokohama.
THE thistle Club will meet this
evening, when some interesting bust
ness under good of the club" is eX-
pected.
VINCENT Fernandez has been par
donod out OF prison by Her Majesty.
Vincent was convicted of burglary Il
few months back.
Mrs. CHENEY, the educationis, from
California lately here, while visiting
fort-street school said there were no
better schools in California.
The WEEKLY BULLETIN is out,
packed with interesting local news.
There is ample time for mailing it by
the Oceanic this evening.
III. B. NJ. $. PHEASANT, which sailed
on Saturday for Kauai, INDUCED in
some sharp target practicing off the
harbor for about an hour and u half
TENDERS for the erection OF Il wooden
building on the Insane Asylum
grounds will close tomorrow at noon,
at the Office of the Minister OF In
terror.
Hon, GODFREY Brown is expected
home from extensive foreign travels
by the mail steamer from San Fran
cisco this week He has been away
eight or nlnc months.
The Social Science Association will
meet at the house of DR.. Andrews
this evening. Rev. w. B. Oleson will
read u paper on Cane Growing by
the Leasehold System"
THE Kilauea Volcano House Co
and the Oahu Railway & Land Co.
have joined hands to promote an adj
vertising bureau for making known
the attractions of Hawaii abroad.
No little excitement was caused by
the Custom House launch this after
noon. Something in her machinery
went amiss and she drifted about the
harbOr to the amusement OF onlookers.
THE only cases heard in the Police
Court this morning were seven of
drunkenness. Nun La Kee, for as
sault and battery, and A. Perry on
the same charge were remanded until
tomorrow.
Mr.. Jas. Gay, of Waialua, has been
arrested for violating the election law,
by failing to remit IA sworn statement
of his election expenses to the Minis
ter of Interior. Mr. Gay will be tried
on Wednesday.
AMONG the through passengers by
the Oceanic are Admiral Geo. E.
Belknap, commanding the U. S,
squadron on the China station; Lieut..
l.. l. Reamey, U. 5. N, wife and
child Lieut.. S. S. Wood, U. S. N
Count de Mailath and Baron r.
| Recum
THEIR Excellencies 5. Parker, Pre-
mier and Minister of Foreign Affairs,
and II. A. Widemann, Minister OF
Finance, with Major w. II. Corn
well and Col. John Richardson, of Her
Majesty's staff, visited the u. S. +. S.
San Francisco and were officially re-
ceived this morning.
| HE new uTeuSc continued 10 Work
I at the p. NJ. S. 5. dock all Saturday
afternoon. 1t dug out the bottom so
quickly that it had to be shifted to
new ground every few minutes. To
! day the Bureau of Public Works be-
gan moving the pipes out to the har-
Dor bar, to make ready for the trial OF
the dredge there.
j.. S. RAMOS, of the Uniao Lusitana-
| Hawaiiana, was arrested on Saturday
and charged with libel, complaint
having been made by j. M. Vivas.
Ramos furnished 81 90 bail and was
released. Defendant was arraigned
in the Police Court this morning
when he asked that his trial be re.
manded until Wednesday, which was
accordingly allowed.
Mr.. r. A. Macfe, jr., formerly man,
ager of kilauea plantation, Kauai, III
IA letter to the Planters Monthly
from Bahia, Brazil, gives the news OF
the murder of u plantation manager
! named IiOnarOns at Surinam nv n