The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-25

was arrested last night
The house numbering bill passed !
second reading yesterday.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.--Weather,
cloudy; wind, fresh east,
Mr.. w. l.. Wilcox presided in the
District Court yesterday and to-day
Mr.. Thomas Sorenson is confined
to his house in Nuuanu avenue with
severe illness.
Mr. Thurston has been offered the
position of Hawaiian Minister at
Washington.
The Catholic Fair will be con-
tinued at the Beretania street Arm
DRY on Saturday evening.
The cantata, "The Flower Queen"
will be repeated at the Kawaiahao
Church some time this week.
The Pacific Wheelmen will have a
drill in the Beretania street armory
at z o'clock tomorrow evening.
This evening the Hawaiian Ma
tional Band will give farewell con-
cert at the Hotel to the tourists.
One fine of $50 against a China
man for smoking opium was record
ed in the District Court this morn
ing.
j. l.. Osmer, member of the
Drei Hundred, has succeeded Cap
tain Walker as turnkey at the Sta
ton.
One che ia arrest was made this
morning. Friends of the prisoner
promptly furnished $3.50 bail for his
release.
There we're two full moons in
March, the second time the last day,
and this month has full moon on its
last day.
j. Paakaula has been granted S25
by the Provisional Government for
damage done his house by shot
from guard.
Mr.. Geo. n. Wilcox, ex-Minister
if of Kauai and Niihau, in place of
his brother, Mr.. Samuel w. Wilcox,
resigned.
Turnkey Walker, who was locked
up for allowing prisoner to escape,
is out on bail. Z. G.. Crick secured
his release yesterday afternoon un-
der $500 bond.
Captain n. G. Haley, wife and
family were passengers by the Ha-
waiian bark Andrew Welch this
afternoon. F. n. Haley, lately en-
ployed in the Post Office, is also a
passenger.
w. HI. Lentz, the individual who
walked into custody on Saturday
last, having made good the $40 he
was charged with appropriating
from the Fashion Stables, has had
the charge against him withdrawn
Saturday evening the new organ
in Central Union church will be in.
augurated with musical festiva
free to the public. Different organ
lists will play on the instrument anc
four church choirs will render voca
J selections.
Mr.. e. Hopkins will leave on thu
r S. S. Australia tomorrow to maxi
arrangements in the United State
! for a tour by the Hawaiian Nationa
band. The band will leave on TIN
following trip of the Australia for
tour of the States.
Captains Juen and Schlemmer ant
lieutenant Hookano made raid Oh
Japanese distillery on Maunake
street this afternoon. They captul
), ed the owner, Nakanisi, and ful
distilling outfit, including barre
of japanese liquor.
y A prisoner named Wilson escapes
n from the gang working at the Ka
moiliili quarry between 2 and
r. o'clock this afternoon. Wilson i
S the man who stole twenty-seve
watches belonging to Japanes
v matchmaker on April 3D. and pleade
& guilty on the 9th inst. Wilson VIZ
sentenced to six months imprisol
7, ment at hard labor
y The Star states that the Bullet
story about salesman in an uptow
: store wearing a Hawaiian flag to a
tract native trade is not true, an
that "probably the rumor grew OF
p of the fact that the firm in questic
in handles Hawaiian flags" AS ii
o or salesman mentioned exposes the on
d. Hawaiian flag in the store Cha! ha
the Star does not know what it
w talking about.
10 ''Is this prayer meetings" queri'
W the remorseless punster, j. Mo
tyy Dat, in whom the ruling passion
RS not quelled by the burdens of oflic
OF "Why?" returned the equally inve
-: crate offender, Chief Clerk Hassi
ger. 81 thought | heard someo
- say, Let us spray" was the cal
rejoinder. And one lone brown bl
FASTENED away to covert under &
i'll roots of the shrub whose foliage
lb comes out nightly to devour.
n didn't want any spray in its Zoe
30 New Sailors Home.
o.
An entire block between Richar
and Alakea streets, fronting on liza
Ter kauila street, will be occupied