The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-09-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Col. S. Norris was passenger by
the Mikahala this afternoon.
A notice to the creditors of G.. w.
Lincoln, bankrupt, appears in this
ISSUE.
Admiral Skerrett will hold an Off
cial inspection on board the U. S. S.
Boston on Monday.
Captain Ferguson did not leave
on the S. S. Australia on Wednes-
day as he expected.
The steamer Waialeale brought
down two lepers from the other ISL
ands this morning.
Up to 2:30 this p. M, 70 return
permits had been issued to Chinese
leaving by the S. S. China,
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j. T. Colburn & Co. are in receipt
of fresh lot of hay, grain and feed
by late arrivals from the Coast.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.--Weather,
clear; wind, light east. Steamer
Mikahala and bark Detroit off port.
Boats from the three warships in
the harbor were engaged in boat
drill on the water front this
morning.
The seven brass guns which were
formerly used at the Kakaako salut-
ing battery have been sold to the
Honolulu Iron Works.
Messrs. Hatch, Damon, King and
Smith, accompanied by Mr.. Potter,
paid an official visit to the cruiser
Philadelphia this forenoon.
Mr.. j. Delaney, engineer on the
steamer w. G.. Hall will be married
this evening to Miss Christian,
daughter of Captain Christian.
The Clogs libel case has been set
for trial in the District Court on
Sept. Is, r. Stone, for escaping JUS
tice, and j. ?. Bowen, for larceny.
on Sept. 10. ~
Owing to the absence of Deputy
Marshal Brown at Waiawa, Deputy
Acknowledgement G.. X. Wilder con.
Quoted the prosecutions in the Dis
trict Court to-day.
The Myrtle Boat Clubs six-oared
crew were serenaded at the Airing
ton yesterday evening. The gate:
leading to. the grounds and the
building were illuminated with col
ored lanterns.
A Chinaman named Chun Fool
pleaded guilty to having opium ir
possession in the District Court thi'
morning, and at the request of tht
prosecution, sentence was suspended
until moved on. '' '":
Mr.. Saburo Full, Diplomatic
Agent and Consul q eneral for Japan
paid an official visit to the U. S. S
Philadelphia at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. The usual salute followed hi
departure from the vessel. ~,..sN. -
A young shark of the man atin,
species, which the barkentine w. H
Dimond brought in suspended o.
her stern, attracted curious crowd
of people when being carted to tn
fishmarket this afternoon. %'-.' D
An unknown donor has presente
the Anglican Cathedral with a beau
tiful hymn tablet, designed an
made by Mr.. w. Miller, the we
known cabinet maker of Hote
street. The tablet is made of ko
and kou.
The Honolulu Diocesan Magazin
of September 18th has been re
ceived. For the benefit of GU
readers, we reprint from same,
short but pithy article entitle
why the Diocesan Magazine
Royalist."
A large number of intereste
spectators witness the Healani an
Myrtle boat crews at practice bot
in the morning and evening in tn
harbor. The Healanis row over tn
course to the Bell buoy sever;
times, covering eight miles.
A sale of fancy and useful article
will be held at Kealakekua, Sout
Kona, sometime in December, in al
of the Church Endowment Fun,
The Rev. S. n. Davis will be glad t
receive contributions, such as art
cles of clothing, in aid of the pr
posed sale.
Chief Detective VIM. Larsen an
Detective Neil Boyle arrested tw
Cinnamon, Bang All Kai and VI
Fat, at the Chinese Theatre at q;
o'clock yesterday evening on chars
of manslaughter. The men a
charged with poisoning a fello,
countryman at the Chinese Theat
on Tuesday.