The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-03-29

by bullet striking his ribs near the
base of the heart, at the time he
was attacked by Aubertm i'll 1887.
He was nearly 81 years old, and his
early profession that of lawyer.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Four opium smokers were arrest
ed last night.
Miss Young left by to-day's steam
er for short visit to the Coast.
Mrs. A. j. Cartwright, jr., and two
children went by the Australia for
trip abroad.
1t is rumored around town that
Mr.. Blount will succeed L. S. Minis
ter Stevens.
Mrs. L. S. Cunha and two child
rem left for visit to the Coast by
the steamer to-day.
The Hawaiian National band will
serenade Commissioners Blount at
the Hotel this evening.
Mr.. S. G. Allen left for the Coast
by the Australia to seek special
medical treatment. He is accom-
panied by his wife.
Mrs. j. Nj. Dat and two children
were among the large number of
Honolulu people who left for the
Coast to-day.
Most of the business houses were
decorated with American flags to
greet the United States envoy. Fort
street made beautiful showing.
John Lucas of the Honolulu Plan
ing Mills erected flagstaff on
Bishop & Co.'S bank building this
morning, especially for the display
of the American flag.
Rev. DR.. Lucas, who has given
great pleasure to many audiences
since his arrival from Australia by
last through steamer, left for Can
ada by to-day's steamer.
Mrs. w. G.. Ashley and children
left by the Australia to spcnd few
months at San Jose among the
numerous friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashley in that beautiful city.
Messrs. Castle and Thurston were
to deliver addresses at different
places in the States. Mr.. Thurston
was to speak to the students of Cor
nell University at Ithaca, New York.
The Golden Rule Bazaar has a
rope across Fort street with the
American and Hawaiian flags flying
side by sides. on the former is
"Aloha" and on the other, "Wel
come"
The Call of the 18th has this
item: "The new Clifton barkentine
Hilo, up from Honolulu, is loading
at Mission No. |. The vessel is a
graceful, handsome one, and at
tracts crowds of visitors daily"
w. E. Simpson, secretary and gen
eral manager of the Puget Sound
and Hawaiian Traffic Company, re-
turned to Tacoma from Vancouver
on March II after visit to inspect
the British steamer Grandholme,
which the company may charter.
A large deputation Of the woman's
branch of tho Hawaiian Patriotic
League marched to the boat land
ing to meet the expected Commits
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can and Hawaiian flags and made a
gay appearance in their variegated
apparel.
H. B. NJ. S. Nymphe arrived at San
Diego from Acapulco on March l5
Captain Huntingford came ashore
Immediately for his mail, which, it
was reported, contained orders tC
proceed direct to Honolulu. The
Nymphe was due on April LIST at
Esquimalt.
Mrs. w. c, Wilder left for the
States by steamer to-day. She was
accompanied by Miss Emerson, who
arrived on the bark Albert on the
22d of February, and has been tn,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder al
their beautiful mansion. Miss Emer
son at once became a favorite in so
ciety circles after her arrival.
The Risdon Iron Works of Sar
Francisco consider that Alex. Young
of the Honolulu Iron Works has in
fringed the formers patent in trasl
feeders. The matter has been sub
mitted to the Supreme Court 70
amicable settlement without suit
f. Nj. Hatch represents the plaintiffs
and A. S. Hartwell the defendant.
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