The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-08-11

Henry Gregson has been remand
ed until tomorrow on the charge of
Col. Claus Spreckels, wife and
family will leave on the S. S. Austria
liza for the Coast.
A large number of people are com
planning of cold and pains. 1t may
be the grip making another round.
A meeting of the Catholic Bene-
VIOLENT Society will be held to-mor-
row Friday) afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the Convent.
Mr.. F. A. Schaefer, wife and fam
lily will leave on the S. S. Australia
next Wednesday for San Francisco.
Miss Robertson will accompany
them.
The flags of Engine Co.'S No. l, 2
and 4 were hung at half-mast yester-
day and to-day, out of respect to
the memory of John Sullivan, a No
| volunteer boy.
The fight between John l.. Sulli-
van and James Corbett, the Califor-
Man, for the heavyweight champion
ship of the world, will take place in
New Orleans on Sept. 9TH.
Temporary repairs have beer
made to the machine of Engine Co
No. l, damaged on Saturday wher
out for drill. The engine was taker
out for trial this morning.
Volney V. Ashford has been inter
viewed by the San Francisco press
with regard to the annexation o
Johnston island by England. H,
thought the island was Hawaiian
territory.
Rev. and Mrs. j. osborne, VIII,
have been staying here some time
will leave on the S. S. Monowai OF
August 25th for San Francisco, witt
the intention of going right through
to England.
Two Chinese, Quon Wun and Ko
Chow, were arrested yesterday a
the instigation of T. A. Lloyd, Ia
Assessor, for nonpayment of taxes
They pleaded guilty this mornin
and were ordered to pay 81 each, in
Guiding the costs of Court.
Photographs of the different tai
leaux given by the Daughters of Re
bekah on the evening of the 4th inst
have been made by the Aloha ga
lery. There is one unpardonabl
defect in the picture of the "Gypsy
Warning" A fire is kindled on
Brussels carpet.
Chas. Dunwell, who nearly drov
over Police Captain Larsen the othe
night, was reprimanded by Justic
Hopkins this morning. Mr.. E. t
Ward, counsel for defendant, ha
objected to a reprimand, but wa
told if he didn't take it the prosec,
ton would get more evidence.
Lieutenant j. HI. G. Coffin, VIII
passed through on the Alameda fc
the Colonies, has gone to Tutuil
where he will make the necessar
soundings for an iron pier or whal
to extend out into the bay abor
270 feet. The United States Go,
eminent has only just made NOV
for establishing coaling static
there, although the privilege W;
granted some time ago.
David, in the employ of Hon. j.
Dowsett, was arrested this forenoo
on a warrant charging him with m;
licious injury in allowing a ferociol
dog to be at large with the resu
that it bit someone. David had /
idea of anything wrong until he WI
confronted with the legal pape
and the man in blue. He submitte
quietly to arrest but claimed TIL
the dog was not his property.
Mr.. Sydney Broad who has recen
ly resigned the Hawaiian Consula
at Falmouth, England, in favor
his nephew, Mr.. G. r. Broad, h
held that consular position for abo,
thirty-fve years. His period of Sc
vice is only exceeded by that of M
Manley Hopkins, of London, wi
was originally appointed in 185
Mr. Hopkins during his offici
career has also acted as Chars
dAffaires and Consul General.
Photographers Quarrel"