The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-14

one hundred passengers Tor the
Coast.
The shipment of bananas by the
S. S. Australia to-day consisted of
7041 punches.
Editor Huntsman of the Liberal
took seat in the press gallery of
the House this morning.
Master Arthur Macintosh took
passage by the S. S. Australia to-day
to resume his studies on the Coast.
Diamond Head, p. Weather
clear; wind, light northeast; steam
ers Pele and j. A. Cummins off port.
The S. S. Australia took a mail
for San Francisco to-day which con
sisted of 5,449 letters and 2,0S9
papers.
Everybody is saying that this
newspaper talk between the Healani
and Myrtle boat clubs is all foolish
hess. tlVe us race.
The members of the Oahu Gene
terry Association will meet tomorrow
morning, at 1870 o'clock, at the
Chamber of Commerce.
The debate on want of confidence
is going on this afternoon. Crowds
of spectators, including number of
ladies, are in attendance.
Mechanic Engine Co.'s hose cart
collided with hack driven by
Manuel on Beretania street this
morning. No serious damage.
Mrs. INST Schwabach, wife of Mr..
Schwabach, the tourist, left on the
Australia. Mr.. Scbwabach intends
staying here to see the end of the
James Mcclure trial.
Xxi, young native, was con
victed of vagrancy in the Police
Court this morning and sentenced
to six months Imprisonment at hard
labor. Kiki noted an appeal in per-
son.
Rev. Father Gulstan, Bishop of
Panopolis elect, and Father Valen-
tine were passengers by the Austria
liza to-day for San Francisco, intend
ing to come back on the return
boat.
About noon yesterday native
and Chinese employee of the billi-
ard saloon near Fort and Hotel
streets got into an alteration which
resulted in the Chinaman being
struck over the head with a cue, cut
ting cash.
. Mons. Jules Desfontaines the eX-
plorer returns to San Francisco on
the S. S. Australia to-day. He in
formed the BULLETIN before depar-
ture that he had abandoned his
journey to Japan in favor of grand
scheme in connection with the
Worlds Fair.
There are several chickens at the
Police Station waiting, under police
surveillance, for Identification by
some mourning owner. The fowls
were found in the possession of {
Chinaman, near Smiths bridge, who
is supposed to have come downward
from the direction of Palama.
The S. S. Australia moved away
from the wharf shortly after noon
to-day. When clear the tug tool
her in tow and slowed her round
there being southerly breeze blow
ing. The band was in attendance
and played the steamer off. The
passenger list was not large one.
, Mr.. Larry Dee, before the auction
; hour, had bought Mr.. l.. G. Ables
his partners, interest in the Criterion
Saloon for $4,000. Therefore, Mr. f
3 Wundenberg, as commissioner of tn,
: Court, found his function gone. TIL,
Court has ordered distribution be
!, tween the partners, after payment o
!. expenses since September 5, of fund
in hand amounting to S2756.
Complaints have been received
: from firemen who state that it is NJ
easy matter to find water hydrant
on Beretania and King streets, the
> being covered with earth. Anothe
= thing they say, is that there are n
plugs to indicate a hydrant. TIL
Chief Engineer of the department
I should attend to this, as it might b
y the cause of loss to property.
: Major j. H. Wodehouse, BIRTHS
- Minister Resident and wife, Mis-
: Wodehouse, Hon. j. w. Robertson
Hon. j, F. Colburn, Mr.. Fl. w. Sevel
n ance Gu, S, Consul -GeneraD, Rev.