The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-27


LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Miss Virginia Calhoun returned
from the Volcano this morning.
The U. s. cruiser Boston is not ex-
pected to arrive before the end OF the
month.
No less than twenty-eight passen-
gers arrived by the steamer Kinau
this morning from the Volcano.
REV. o. II. Gulck and Mrs. Gulick,
who arrived from the Orient by the
Oceanic, are guests of Mrs. l.. Nc.
Gully.
PURsER f. o. futile of the O. & O.
S. S. Oceanic has favored the BuLLE-
TIN with file OF the Japan Daily
Herald.
GARDNER X. Wilder and Charles r.
Wilder were passengers on the S. s.
Oceanic to-day for San Francisco for
pleasure trip.
THE entire household furniture of
NJ. Il. Donnell will be sold at auction
by j. f. Morgan tomorrow at 10
o'clock, at the residence.
THE steamer Kinau brought an un-
usually large number of passengers
from the other islands, school teachers
being numerous among them.
A REHEARSAL of the opera "Cru-
saders," by the Ahahui Mele Hawaii
Noeau Crhe Hawaiian Classical Oper-
attic Coz, at the Opera House this
evening
j. MITCHELL was arrested yesterday
for assault and batterys This morn
ing the difficulty was amicably settled
between the parties concerned and
Mitchell was discharged.
The band will give concert COM
plimentary to Mr.. S. NJ. Shortridge,
of San Francisco, this evening at the
Hawaiian Hotel Mr.. Shortridge will
leave by the S. S. Mariposa.
The Honolulus and Hawaiis will
play the next to the final game in the
League series on Saturday next.
Should the Honolulus win both games,
they willbe sure for third place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Atwater left on
the Oceanic this afternoon for the
Coast where they will make their
future home. Their household furni-
ture will go by the barkentine S. N
Castle.
THREE native girls were brought
before the Police Justice this morning
charged with disohedience to parents.
Conserving to be good in the future
and mend their ways, they were dis,
charged.
The general verdict of the many
tourists who have laved in the blue
waters of the Pacific, us rolled up to
the doors of the Long Branch Baths
of which Col. Jas. Sherwood is pro
prietor, is that the bathing facilities
are excellent.
The trial of Dr. John Arthur Irwin
at New York, on charge of having
performed an illegal autopsy on the
body of Washington Irving Bishop
the mind reader, ended in disagree
ment Of the jury. They stood nine
tor conviction and three for acquittal
and Judge Fitzgerald discharged
them.
THE Scotch flint stone landed from
the British ship Kenmore was used il
portion of the matchmaking o
Queen street, below Fort street
When the steam roller had gone owe
it few times it was seen that tn,
portion where the stone had been use,
would not "set," consequently it ha'
to be dug up again and the nativ
stone substituted.
THE Occidental & Oriental Steam
ship Oceanic, w, H. Smith, Comman
der, arrived yesterday at 4 p. m. iron
Yokohama, making the passage in Il
days, 6 hours and 80 minutes, and re
ports as follows: Left Yokohama
July 10Th at 1898 IL. m. had fresl
easterly winds and fine weather TIL
entire passage. The Oceanic is eS
pected to sail for San Francisco thi
evening.
SUPREME COURT.
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