The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
DIAMOND HEAD, 3 p. m.-Weather
clear, wind light east.
THE Stcens-Smith combination did
not arrive by the Alameda as expected.
THERE was one fine of 50 in the
Police Court this morning for drunk.
enness.
The s. S. Alameda will resume her
voyage to the Colonies at 10 o'clock
this evening.
PURsER j. b. Sutton, of the S. S.
Alameda, has the thanks OF the BuLLE-
TIN for news favors.
The French flagship Dubourdieu
was at Tahiti when the San Francisco
packet last left there.
MISS Lewis, sister of the Lewis
Bros, grocers, was u passenger by the
S. S. Alameda to-day.
The bill to give the p. NJ S. S.
China American registry has been
defeated in the House.
JULES Desfontaines, the traveller,
was n passenger for Maalaea by the
steamer Kinau this afternoon.
The Ahahui Mele Noeau Hawaii
had a satisfactory rehearsal of the
"Crusaders" yesterday afternoon.
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1t is reported that thousands of ma
tives have been killed in the Philip
pine Islands by II volcanic eruption.
CHILE has offered $4,000 in gold
as compensation to the relatives of
the U. S. S. Baltimore's sailors muir
dered by mob.
SENATOR Morgan has introduced a
| bill in the Senate, to provide for a
cable to Hawaii and China. 1t is
| Celso Caesar Moreno's scheme again.
A PORTUGUESE boy leading lame
| pack horse reported at Police Station
at noon that fellow named Charlie
had hit the horse with stone and
famed it.
JOSE Rodrigues Of Pauoa died yes
terday. The flag at the Portuguese
Benevolent Society's hall is at half
mast in his memory. He was buried
this afternoon.
| THE Misses Eva and Helen Parker,
daughters of His Excellency Samuel
Parker Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
| cd
Alameda this morning.
The instruments of he Concordia
Portuguese Catholic Band arrived this
morning by the Alameda. All the
members are requested to be present
at the club tonight at 7 30 p. m.
Mr.. j. B. Sutton, the genial and
obliging purser of the S. S. Alameda,
has greatly improved in health, and is
at present as well as ever. Mr.. SUIT
tons many friends will be pleased to
hear of his recovery.
The British elections have resulted
in the return of 314 Government to
354 Opposition members, with two
elections to be held, giving the new
Gladstone Government the narrow
majority OF 40, and that of different
factions.
CAPTAIN Henry l.. Howison, U. S
N has been detached as member
of the Lighthouse Board at Washing
ton and ordered to the Mare IslanC
Navy Yard as capt in of the yard
| tuir g. ly
tive officer on the U. S. S. Pensacola
The Emei son-Booth Minstrel Co
are through passengers on the S. S
| Alameda for the Colonies. They may
be induced TO stay over when they re
turn, when Honolulu people can agair
enjoy Billy's melodious voice. Mr.
Emerson is an old kamaaina with
Honolulu people.
Mr.. WALLACE JACKSON, the popula
hackman, and Miss Emma Aiwohi,
young scholar from Kawaiohao sem
mary, were united in the bonds o
matrimony last night Rev. Dr.
Hyde performed the ceremony. TIL
wedding took place at the North Pa
cific Missionary Institute.
A NATIVE Lamed Haalou WAS pick
ell up as drunk on Nuuanu, near lie
tel street, at 8 80 last night. He die
in the station at 7 this morning Al
inquest is being held this afternoon
The turnkey on one OF his usuG
hourly rounds discovered that TIN
man was unconscious and DR.. Peter
son was called. All the doctors ski
proved unavailing.
Mr.. E. Ellsworth Carey has bee
appointed the representative of til
Californian Illustrated Magazine o
these islands. He will contribute t
series of illustrated articles on Ha
wall, which it is the intention to ru
regularly in the magazine. AS tn
Californian is the best illustrated magi
zine produced on the Pacific Coas
with this feature OF local interes
added it should secure large patron
age in this kingdom.
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