The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-04

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Hon. j. Kauhane was passenger
/ by the w. g. Hall this afternoon.
One case of drunkenness helped
the Treasury by 81 this morning.
The picnic of the Healani Boat
Club takes place this evening at Re
mond Grove.
Plenty of rain with good growing
weather has prevailed at Kona, Ha-
waii, for the past week.
Diamond Head, 8 p. m.-Weather
clear; wind, fresh northeast; steam
er w. g. Hall off port.
A sailing race took place this
morning between four cutters from
the U. S. cruiser Boston.
An elderly and infirm native cou-
pie were taken to Lunalilo Home
this afternoon, being poor and help
less.
The Rev. Edmund Willis, bro
Their of Bishop Willis of Honolulu,
died September 9th at Horsham,
Sussex, England.
Last trains for the Healani picnic
this evening will leave at and 1880,
and for town will leave Remond
Grove at 10 and IL.
The Oahu Railway u Land Co.
will hold special meeting in the
Chamber of Commerce room to-mor-
row morning at $50 o'clock.
DR.. Harrison's last lecture to men
only will be given Monday evening,
on Specific Diseases, their Causes
and Cures" Tickets, rs cents.
1t. Commander Rich, U. S. N,
late commander of the U. S. S. Ali
ance, returns to the States by the S.
S. Australia on Wednesday next.
1t was native boatboy who struck
the Boston sailor yesterday after
noon at the landing. He made
tracks after doing the act, and could
not be found.
Marcus Hare, from whose side "a
cancer was successfully removed
some time ago, is now able to go
out, having recovered from the eff
fects of the operation.
In honor of the birthday of the
Emperor of japan Mr.. G.. o. Naca-
yama, Inspector General of Japa-
nese immigrants, entertained large
number of friends at his residence
last evening.
Two slight shocks of earthquake
were felt at Kau, Hawaii, on Mon
day evening about 6 o'clock. Pele
seems to be getting her monkey up,
and wishes to show that she is still
alive.
Annie Charlie, the woman arrest
ed. yesterday morning for singing
"Annie Rooney" was fined 81 in the
Police Court this morning. The
charge was disturbing the quiet of
the night.
A Chinaman was thrown from a
spirited chestnut horse on Punch
bowl street this morning. With the
exception of few slight scratches
he escaped unhurt. John will per
sist in bestriding the fiery steed.
Captains Wiltse and Whiting,
commanding the U. S. SIS Boston
and Alliance respectively, Chief JUS
tice Judd, Hon. l.. A. Thurston and
Mr.. G. L. Carter took an excursion
to Pearl Harbor in the yacht Hawaii
yesterday.
= The band will give moonlight
concert at Thomas Square this even
ing. The concert at Makee Island
last evening was enjoyed by large
number of people. Two tramcars
were run each way to accommodate
the people.
The stabbing ARRAY case will come
up in the Police Court tomorrow
morning. A surprise is limited at by
the knowing ones with regard to the
identity of the one who did the deed
w. Walker, it is claimed, did not dc
the stabbing.
A native named John Mike and q
Chinaman named Chin On were ar
rested yesterday for ARRAY. Mike
forfeited S25 in the Police Court this
morning, and Chin On got off
. lightly. He appeared in Court and
pleaded guilty, and was fined 81 and
81 costs.
The Guion Line steamers Alaska
and Arizona, of Atlantic fame, have
been chartered by the Northern
Pacific r. r. Co. to run in new line
between Tacoma and China and
Japan. They will be entirely re-
fitted and supplied with new triple
expansion engines.
The photograph of the Healan
Boat Clubs victorius six-oared crew
exhibited in the Pacific Hardware
Co.'S window prior to being taken to
Remond Grove, was made by j. j
Williams. Its frame is furnished by
the Pacific Hardware Co., and the