The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

AND GENERAL NEWS.
The Japanese libel suit has been
mol pros'd.
See revised guardians notice by
]. A. Magoon.
A notice appears to-day from the
Women's Patriotic League.
Hon. G. r. Bishop returned by to-
days steamer after a long absence.
Mr.. Jas. B. Castle assumed his
duties as Collector-Gencral yester-
day.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.--Weather,
thick and rainy; wind, light south
west.
Purser Laurie j. Ryan has the
thanks of the BULLETIN for news
favors.
Male Akana, the girl thief, was
to the Circuit Court this
Fresh frozen oysters on ice have
been received by the Australia at
the Beaver Saloon.
The steamer Kinau left at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon. She waited
for the foreign mails.
Mr.. w. A. Kinney, formerly a
well-known lawyer and politician
here, arrived by the S. S. Australia.
Baron Luttwitz and f. w. Louns-
burg were passengers by the steamer
Kinau this afternoon for the Vol
cano.
G. O. Berger, Secretary Hawaiian
Jockey Club, has a warning else
where against trespassing on the
race track.
Mr.. j. Dodd, formerly of the Cri-
terion Saloon, returned by the S. S
Australia to-day after an extended
trip abroad.
Carl Leonard the jockey arrived
by the S. S. Australia to-day from
the Coast. He is the same brisk
little fellow.
DR.. Goto, the Japanese leper spe.
cialist, will leave for the Moloka
Settlement on the steamer Mokoli
this evening.
Chas. McCandless, a Honolulu
boy, and head printer in the st
Louis Gallery at San Francisco, ha:
been married.
The concert by the p. G.. band a
the Hotel is postponed till Thurs
day evening on account of the in
clement weather.
Mr.. Claus Spreckels, wife ant
family, including Mr.. Rudolph
Spreckels, were passengers by the S
S. Australia to-day.
Five Chinese were arrested las
evening for playing dominoes ant
cards by Captain Schlemner ant
Lieutenant Hookano.
Don't forget the Lady of tn
Twilight" and Landing of Captain
Cook by request, at the Oper
House on Saturday evening.
Paiaina, Hao and Kaeha were a,
rested yesterday on charge of a:
sault and battery on Hosea, speci;
police, Oh Sunday last, at Waikiki.
Little Willie Weldon, who wa
one of the shipwrecked crew of tn
Lady Lampson which landed hel
some time ago, is now on the S.
Australia.
By the Australia the Californi
Fruit Market has received fres
oysters, salmon, crabs, oranges, Sicil
lemons, Mexican lines, celery, caul
flower, etc.
Mrs. Mayhem, formerly of Hon
lulu, is dying at the City and Cou
, ty Hospital, San Francisco. HI
husband is East and sends her remi
, tances regularly.
, S. Ehrlch will receive at the Tel
pie of Fashion, by the steamer Au
tralia, a large stock of high novelti
in dry and fancy goods, which W
be sold at bedrock prices.
= The U. S. S. Adams was to ha
left Mare Island for Honolulu la
Tuesday to relieve the Boston, whi
t is to be sent to San Francisco to
8 on the dry dock to be cleaned al
painted.
t Four deserters-Ed. Mitchell, +
S NJ. Weigel, Haakon Olsen and FIR
n Andersen--were reported this MOI
). ing from the U. S. flagship Mohic;
Q and reward of $50 each is offer
J. for their return to the ship.
The ''war on the water" ease "
=, decided in the District Court II
= morning. Painaapa, one of the TIN