The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
No sign of the Gaelic yet.

Matters are dull in Supreme Court
chambers.
The Bank bill is getting more
ventilation this afternoon.
The SIS Oceanic will be due next
Tuesday from San Francisco.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather
clear; wind, fresh northeast.
Rev. and Mrs. Bishop Willis left
for Hawaii on the Kinau to-day.
There will be no matinee to-mor-
row afternoon by the Steen combna
ton.
The Aloha Gallery is turning out
some excellent portrait and land
scape views.
Lee Taubman was solitary pas
senger by the Kinau for the Volcano
this afternoon.
Puuheana and Chinaman were
subjects of arrest for che ia yester-
day. The native is out on bonds.
The trial of George Rose for lar
ceny of $40 occupied the whole of
this mornings session in the Police
Court.
A petition filed by T. Chindock
Chinese, to put E. On Wal 81 Co.
into bankruptcy, has been discon-
tinued.
Judge Bickerton to-day ordered
letters of administration to issue to
Mrs. VIM. Guide on the estate of her
| late husband.
Honorables w. O. Smith, r. d.
Walbridge and H. p. Baldwin were
passengers on the Kinau this after
noon for Maui.
Manoa is becoming quite stamp
ing ground for agriculture, the whole
valley being covered with banana
and pineapple trees.
Chief Justice Judd will hold the
postponed term of the Third Judi
cial Circuit at Waiohinu, Hawaii,
opening September 8.
A native named Kalulu, generally
known bad character, was arrested
this morning for being vagrant,
and lodged in Station cell.
There will be state ball at the
Palace this evening, in honor of
Admiral Paragon of the French
flagship Dubourdieu and his officers.
A small Portuguese boy was caught
stealing wood last night and was
taken to the Police Station. He was
reprimanded and released on his
promise not to do it again.
A lady on the wharf put her fin
gers in her ears while the Kinau's
whistle was blowing this afternoon
in order to hear her companion
better. Did you ever hear the like
A man named Kaluawai was ar
rested yesterday on complaint by
his wife of ill-treatment. This morn
ing she repented of her action ano
the man was released, as the domes
tic difficulty had been adjusted
Col. j. II. Boyd, clerk of the Lane
Office, Interior Department, sold a
auction the lease of the Pacific Mai
warehouse on the Esplanade, Messrs
II. Hackfeld & Co. buying it at thu
upset price of $500 a year.
The wife of Manuel Rapos a
Pauoa gave birth to child las
night, which had only one leg. |
lived quarter of an hour. Their
was no doctor in attendance. TIL
; sex of the child could not be deter
mined.
At $3.50 o'clock this afternoon tn
Legislature was arguing on motto
made by Hon. j. Nawahi to conside
Horner's banking bill section by sec
ton. Hon. p. Neumann strongl
opposed the motion. There is
= large attendance.
Miss Mary Allan West, an instruo
tor in methods of work of the w. {
Il. u, is on the Coast on her way t
: Japan. She will return by way {
k. the Hawaiian Islands. Miss West
:. president of the Illinois Press Assc
!, citation, being editor of the Unto
/. Signal, and first vice-president {
the Women's Press Commission {
a the Worlds Fair.
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:, Chicken Stealing.
A Chinaman was arrested yeste