The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-05-09


co and Castle & Cooke.
The Norwegian bark Poseidon, Born
son master, arrived yesterday, 81 days
from Newcastle, N ) w, with about 740
tons of coal to the l $ N Co.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
DIAMOND HEAD, 8 p. m.-Weather
cloudy; wind light southwest.
THE Scottish Thistle Club will meet
at Z 30 this evening. Friends well
coined at o'clock.
SIX inches OF rain fell ut Kilauea,
Kauai, on Tuesday night. The great
storm does not seem to have confined
itself to this island.
Col. r. G. Spalding has been APP
pointed treasurer of the Makee Sugar
Co., being succeeded as secretary by
Mr.. Geo. H. Fairchild.
W1ERY and Keeting have been ar
rested for malicious injury. Their
trial will come up tomorrow in the
Police Court. Wiery is the Hallway
House manager.
THE annual meeting of the mem.
bers of the Second Congregation of
st. Andrews Cathedral will be held
this evening at 7 80 o'clock, in the
schoolroom. A full attendance is
desired.
THE band will give its regular con-
cert at Emma Square this evening
1t played in the afternoon on Satur-
day at Emma Square, in the evening
at the Hotel, and yesterday at two
funerals.
Mr.. p. s. Taylor, manager of the
Hawaiian Electric Light and Power
Co., has fitted up Admiral Browns
cottage at the Hotel with complete
electric lighting system, as free gift
from the company.
JOE GODDARD, the "Barrier Cham
pion" of Australia, during his stay in
port, was made an honorary member
of Engine Co. No. l. Goddard, in re-
Spouse, made q neat little speech, ac
cepting the honor.
SUPPOSED smugglers' signal lights
were seen on the beach between the
bell buoy and Waikiki on Saturday
night. They were made with red and
green lights in something like the
Morse telegraph code.
Mr.. Allen Hutchinson, sculptor. has
| become the proud owner of Kate More
Wells remarkable oil paintings of
Hawaiian types-a young woman and
a little girl-which he believes would
rank as masterpieces anywhere.
Hon. w. d. Alexander is now en-
titled to wear "F. r. G. S." as queue
to his name, he having received Off
cial notice, by last mail, of his ap-
pointment as Fellow of the Royal
Geographical Society, OF Great Bri-
tain.
The left wing of the baseball stand
has been reserved by the Kameha-
meha boys for hooting perch. This
nuisance has gone little too far, es-
pecially when hooting storm breaks
out over the hurting of player in an
opponent team. Confne your cheer
ing to good plays.
GEO. Welsh, driver of hack 1872,
made clever catch of his horse in an
attempted runaway at the hotel
Saturday evening. The horse had a
start of 10 to 20 yards, when Welsh
bounded after it, and springing to his
seat quickly brought the animal up
with round turn.
CAPTAIN II. G. Morse of the Ala.
media viewed the town from y saddle
Saturday night. He was mounted on
spirited horse from the Hawaiian
Hotel Stables and carried his hercu.
lean figure with superb grace. Mr.
John Buckley, manager of the stables
named, escorted the gallant comman-
der.
A NATIVE girl sixteen years of age
was brought into the Police Court
this morning charged with disobedi
ence to parents. The supposed par
ent, when asked whose child she was
said it Was her sisters, but that the
latter having died she was the mother
Complainant failing to show adoption
papers the little girl was discharged
Mr.. Thos. Wright received by the
S. S. Alameda photograph of Johr
Levick, one of the brave men VIII,
participated in the charge of the 81,
Hundred Light Brigade in the battle
of Balaklava. Levick is at presen
residing in Minneapolis, Mimi, U. S
A. He is one of the few veterans re
naming of the world-renowned "Si'
II undred."
ID. STEWART Mcleod, a wrestle
who defeated the most powerful OF
the Pacific Coast, came here on tn
steamer Australia and left by tn
Alameda for the Colonies. He booke,
as ID. Stewart becau he did not wisl
his record to come out before arrang
ing matches with athletes in Austria
lasia. Mac. is powerfully BULL
stocky looking young fellow, II nativ
of Pictou, Nova Scotia, which pro
duced Mcclellan, the hammer-throwe
who defeated Ross, the famous Sal
Francisco athlete.
A trayaIInp man who rhanced l.