The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-11-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The "big uns" weren't in it yester-
day.

The 'big uns" weren't in it yester-
day.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather
hazy, wind fresh east.
The presidential election in the
States takes place to-day.
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The picnic at Remond Grove on
the 10Th inst, promises to be grand
affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Renies left for
the Volcano on the w, G. Hall this
morning.
The mass meeting at the Beretania
Street Armory this evening has been
postponed.
j. f. Morgan will act for l.. H.
Dee during the latter's absence from
the kingdom.
Eight passengers left on the
steamer w. G. Hall for the Volcano
this morning.
Mr.. l.. H. Dee and wife will leave
on the S. S. Australia tomorrow for
San Francisco.
Several gentlemen were around
town last evening with canes in their
hands. Wonder why twas so.
The ARRAY trouble between the
young sports on Hotel street yester-
day has been amicably settled.
Mrs. Longshore-Potts will lecture
this evening at the Opera House to
both sexes on Love, Courtship and
Marriage"
Mr.. Geo. X. Norton has recovered
sufficiently from second attack of
paralysis, as to be able to be down
town to-day.
Master Albert Harris, who fell
from a tree some time ago, is report
ed as improving and regaining the
use of his limb.
A man named j. johnson has been
arrested for being without lawful ex-
cuse on the premises of Hon. w. G..
irwin last night.
A battalion of marines and blue
jackets from the U. S. warships Bos-
ton and Alliance will be landed for
drill tomorrow morning.
A Chinaman named All You plead
ed guilty to a charge of gaming in
the Police Court this morning and
was fined $l4 and costs.
Mrs. A. M. Longshore- Potts will
deliver her famous lecture to both
sexes, on "Love, Courtship and Mar
riage," at the Opera House this
evening.
A runner of the Makanoe che ia
bank, the only one now running, was
arrested this morning. The banl,
was in full blast again this after
noon, the arrest Notwithstanding.
Rev. III. H. Parker denies the re-
port that the Rev. and Hon. j. X.
1osepa, in his presence, offended a
native congregation at Manoa by
remarks rejecting on Her Majesty
VIM. Mason and Meleana wv.
pleaded guilty in the Police Court
this morning for disturbing the quiet
of the night, and were fined So and
So costs each. The racket took place
last night.
The following cases will come ur
in the Police Court tomorrow morn
ing: G.. E. Harrison, intending tc
commit otfense on E. E. Carey; E
E. Carey, libel; j. G. Harrison, com
mon nuisance.
A freak of nature is to be seen al
the house of Engine Co. No. l. II
is pony's head with one eye right
in the middle of the forehead. Il
was born on Maui and died wher
three days old.
The ladies of Central Unior
Church will give a lunch in tn,
Church parlors on Thursday, from
11:3O am. to 1:30 pm. Fish chow
ders and salads will be among tn,
delicacies to be offered.
The regular monthly meeting o
the Honolulu Fire Department vii
be held on Thursday evening. Anon.
the subjects to be brought up vii
be swami of confidence" in TIN
Chief Engineer of the department
A paper was being circulated TO
signature this morning among mem
bers of the Legislature asking then
to pledge themselves to the sup
port of the new Cabinet. Ninetee
members had signed it up to moo
to-day.
DR.. j. Chas. Harrison, now lectul
ing in this city, was arrested yestel
day afternoon charged with exhibit
ing obscene pictures, and was late
released on $50 bail. The scene
were those exhibited at the lecture
last week.
A man named Kama was foun
guilty in the Police Court thi
morning for assault and battery o
Elizabeth Waikulani on Saturda
and was sentenced to pay fine c
$50 and $3 costs. Kama, who de
fandal in parSpn nntad an ANIMAL