The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
1492-October 21--1S92.

Americas 4OOth birthday.
Hurrah for Christopher Column
bus.
This is ladies' night at the skating
rink. ,
Several yards on King street were
flooded last night.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather
clear; wind, light northeast.
Hon. H. p. Baldwin was booked to
leave by the steamer Kinau this
afternoon.
H. Boyd and Miss Hannah Kamai-
opili were married last evening at
st. Andrews Cathedral.
A Portuguese was arrested for as
sault and battery on child. This
morning he was discharged.
A. B. Parker and wife and Miss
Johns are booked to leave on the S.
S. Alameda for the Colonies
Messrs. A. Armitage and G.. G.
Gardner, tourists, were passengers
by the Kinau to-day for the Vol
cano.
The humps are prevalent among
school children, now, and not a few
fat faced children can be seen daily
on the street.
The 80 it, fagpole of the Portu-
guese Benevolent Society's club
house, Alapai street, was erected to-
day. 1t is beauty of stick.
Mrs. Bruguiere, daughter of Mr.. S.
B. Rose, is expected on visit to her
parents by the Alameda. Captain
Bruguiere is now living in San Fran
cisco.
Preparations for the Sons of st.
George picnic at Remond Grove on
the 9Th of next month are progress
ing favorably. A good time is anti
cipated.
j. F. Morgan will sell at auction
tomorrow at noon the wooden
buildings known as the Kings sta
bles, at Printers lane and Punch
bowl street.
A large number of people were at
the wharf this afternoon to bid !
adieu to Mr.. Parish and his bride,
who left on the Kinau for their
future home on Maui.
The S. S. Alameda was to leave
San Francisco on Oct. IA for Homo
lulu and the Colonies, but may have
been detained by the mails. She has
not been signaled as we go to press.
Enough special correspondence
was sent by the Mariposa yesterday
to fill the San Francisco and East
ern dailies. The effect will be
awaited with interest, as the budgets
contained shot stuff"
Hau, charged with manslaughter
on Kaneakalau in Palolo, waived ex-
animation in the Police Court and
was committed for trial to the Su-
preme Court. j. L. Kaulukou will
appear for the defense.
Mrs. James Lyle, who returned by
the S. @. Allen from a visit of over
two months to her daughter, Mrs. e.
Atwater, at San Francisco, has our
thanks for the latest date of the San
Francisco Chronicle.
The "Wooing of Kaala" will be
presented on the boards of the
Opera House tomorrow evening.
| The costumes and scenery are of an
elaborate description, and since the
rehearsals have all been successful
good entertainment is on the tapis.
f. j. E. Walker, photographer,
left on the Kinau this afternoon to
+, eventually bring up at the Volcano.
Mr.. Walker will take views of all
: points of interest on Hawaii, being
in the service of the Bureau of In
formation, for advertising the coun-
try in Japan.
The departure of the S. S. Mari
posa was witnessed by large crowd
I yesterday afternoon. The band was
n present and the usual array of
wreath bedecked passengers was
4 prominent on deck. Previous to her
|, departure the band played march
composed by,Ovide Musin during a
= previous visit.
$ COMPLICATED CONTEST.
: The Fight Between the Minister of
Finance and the Assessor.
= Mr.. G. A. Brown, removed from the
i position of tax assessor-in-chief by
o the Minister of Finance, up till this
! morning persisted in refusing to give
a up the keys of the safe containing
v the records of his office.
4 Yesterday evening Minister Mac
n farlane sent written notice to the
a ex-assessor to be at the tax Office at
!, o'clock this morning, when, if he
n still refused to surrender the keys,
'. the safe would be drilled open.
', AT the appointed hour Mr.. Brown
:, WAS there with his counsel Mr. f