The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-08-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The S. S. Australia carried away
l06 passengers in all.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The S. S. Australia carried away
LOG passengers in. all.
jas. T. Morgan has list of shares
Tor sale in another column.
Mechanic Engine Co. holds a
special meeting this evening.
Diamond Head, 8 p. m.--Weather,
hazy; wind, light northeast.
The S. S. City of Picking had los
and 36,91O packages in
transit for the Coast.
Nobody was hurt by falling off the
Waialeale yesterday, as re-
ported in the morning paper.
Judge Robertson will give his de-
cision on the motion for discharge
in the libel suit on Friday morning.
Frank L. Hoogs returned to the
Coast on the S. S. Australia to-day.
Frank said he was homesick and
needed change.
The Postoffice despatched by the
S. S. Australia to-day 1857 letters
and 1856 papers; by the S. S. City of
Peking so letters.
j. Wilson and Olaf Sorenson will
leave on the S. S. Alameda due here
next week for Stanford University,
to resume their studies.
A U. S. bluejacket, invaded from
the U. S. S. Lancaster lying at Yoko-
hama, was through passenger on
the S. S. City of Peking.
Frank Andrade returned to Cali
fornia on the S. S. Australia to re-
sumo a course in civil engineering
at the Stanford University.
Mrs. j. j. Langa, formerly Mrs.J w.
Pratt, left on the S. S. Australia to-
day for the Coast. She told none of
her friends that she was going.
Four Chinese opium dealers we're
arrested this morning. Two of them
were taken from the Tong Hing
Society building on Beretania street.
Great preparations are being made
for the japanese drama at the Opera
House. You could build house
out of the lumber used in stage
properties.
Miss Marie Won Holt is a guest Of
Mrs. Greenwell in Kona, awaiting
the marriage OF Miss Lille Green
we'll to Mr.. Howell Bryant Of Ko
hala on the oath inst.
The Quintet Club wore their new
uniform at the farewell reception tt
the Misses Wilder at Eskbank OF
Monday night. 1t consisted of /;
full white suit, with red sashes.
A Japanese exchange states thai
the actual price for which the Brit
ish S. S. Zambesi was sold was S62,
600. The vessel has changed he
flag and is now known as the Togo
maru.
Col. w. I'll. Hallett, Rev. Powe
and A. w. Roper returned from thu
Volcano on the steamer w. G.. Hal
yesterday afternoon. All three gen
tlemen left on the S. S. City of Pc
king to day.
A Chinese cook employed in tow
would have been forced on boart
the Picking to-day, as a stranger at
tempting to steal ashore. He wa
identified by neighbor Of his EN-
ployer and thus saved Punishment
Blanchard, Geiss, Mars and Aga
len, four musicians belonging to the
P. G.. band, returned home on the S
S. Australia. Blanchard, who is
very respectable young man, intends
however, making another visit ant
will bring his invalid brother wit
him.
All 10y, the Chinaman who con
fessed to having committed tn
burglary over T. B. Murray's stor
on King street on last Saturda
week, was sentenced to pay a fine c
SIS and he imprisoned at hard labo
six months by Judge Robertson thi
morning.
A private letter from Justice Bicl
erton at Spreckelsville indicates thu
he and Mrs. Bickerton are keenl
enjoying the change of air an
scene. The weather has been beaut
full since they arrived. They wei
to pay short visit to Judge Cop
at Makawao.
Judge Hardy of the Fifth Jud
cial Circuit Court, having gor
abroad for his health on the advit
of his physician, Chief Justice Jud
has authorized Judge Whiting {
the First Circuit Court to preside ,
the September term of the FIT
Circuit at Nawiliwili, Kauai.
Sebian Norman, a member of G
A of the P. G. guards, died at tt
Queens Hospital yesterday NOR
ing. His funeral took place in IL
afternoon, two companies followir
the remains to the Makiki Cemeter
Three volleys were fred over Il
grave. The departed soldier left
wife and three children.
The German steamship Ami,