The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-10-05


Queen Emma hall this evening
One inebriate was arrested yester-
day. He forfeited Sc bail this morn
ing.
The postponed reception of the
U. S. Cruiser Boston will take place
this evening.
The S. S. China left shortly after
6 o'clock last evening for Yokohama
and Hongkong.
Messrs. H. E. and w. E. Ware,
prominent lawyers of Boston, were
through passengers on the S. S.
China yesterday.
There were very few, if any, intox-
icated persons around town yester-
day, thanks to the Marshars closing
of the saloons.
A large luau was given last night
at the residence of Mr.. Geo. McIn-
tyre on the plains. 1t was in honor
of the birthday of little son.
The "Monarch of the Dailies" has
an announcement of great interest
to all who may desire to buy any
articles whatever on the Coast.
Excavations are being made for
the foundations of the mammoth
warehouse of w. G.. Irwin a. Co., to
extend from Merchant to Queen
street.
A Chinaman was found guilty of
stealing chickens in the Police Court
this morning and sentenced to i'm
prisonment at hard labor for ten
months.
The Government and consular
flags are flying at half-mast to-day
out of respect to the late D. A. Nc
Kinley, Hawaiian Consul at San
Francisco.
Mr.. w. M. Giffard wishes to con
tradict the impression made by the
Advertiser, that he is a candidate for
the Hawaiian Consulship in San
Francisco.
There was general rejoicing around
town last evening among the work
ing class. The pro-Chinese men
looked down in the mouth. Wonder
why twas so.
Jules Desfontaines, the French
traveller who lately paid us a visit
left San Francisco on September 26
for New York via Panama, intending
to ultimately visit Boston.
The Friend for October hits the
lottery. 1t contains an obituary
sketch of the late Rev. James Bick
nell, and many items of especial in
terest to the papers clientele.
DR.. John S. Bishop. son of Rev
S. E. Bishop, is visiting his parents
after an absence of nine years, par
of the time in Germany. DR.. Bishop
will take up practice at Portland
Oregon.
Applications to be examined TO
license to practice have been FLEE
in the Supreme Court Clerks office
by G. Carson Kenyon for all tn
courts and DIR. c. t. Rodgers for tn
inferior courts.
After the election returns wer
made known last evening an oil
Irishman was seen going along Kin;
street singing, "Mr. Grady is a goo
old lady, and he keeps store dow
on Queen street"
DIR. G. F. Stokes, U. S. n, who wa
reported in yesterdays paper as
through passenger with his wife o
the S. S. China, has been engaged
for shore duty in Yokohama for tn
next three years.
The steamer w. G.. Hall did no
see anything of the missing boat c
the w. A. Campbell on her last trip
The steamer people are of tn
opinion that the captain and ere,
have been picked up.
Jimmy Lynch, the "undefeated,
was beaten in the fifth round b
Johnny Griffin at the Coney Islam
Athletic club on September 26tl
thereby surrendering the 122-poun
championship to the Braintree lac
Government and consular flags al
at halfmast to-day out of respect t
the memory of the late David I
Mckinley, Her Majesty's Consu
General at San Francisco, and TO
merly United States Consul at H'
nolulu.
The S. S. China's trip of 5 days an
ID hours, is the fastest on recort
The fastest previous record was tn;
of the Mariposa, 5 days and 20 hour
made in 1883. The China left Sa
Francisco the same day as the Au
tralia and passed her outside til
heads.
A native named Kaloa, under TIL
influence of tanglefoot, assaulted
Chinese woman yesterday and Wi
: arrested. This morning polio
Justice Foster gave him sixty day
: repentance on the reef, under ii
care of Parson Trip.
AlaDai street. above the corner ,