The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-04-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Diamond Head, 8 p. m,--Weather
hazy, wind fresh east.
G. H. Hill and wife returned from
the Volcano yesterday on the w. q.
Hall.
A partition is being put up in the
Marshal's Office for private apart
ment.
Engine Co. No. | has been sup
piled with a new span of black
horses.
Pits and barbados have been
constructed on the mauka side of
the barracks.
The Sons of st. George intend
giving another social and dance on
st. Georges Day.
An opium fend was sentenced to
pay a fine of $50 in the District
Court this morning.
j. j. Langa, petty officer on the
U. S. S. Boston, and Mrs. Annie e.
Pratt were married yesterday.
A wag remarked on the street this
morning, "The 'Kahunas' are earn
estly at work" Pizen in the peas!
The Post Office despatched by the
barkentine Irmgard this afternoon
for San Francisco 260 letters and
127 papers.
The Keely cure is in practice at
the Queens Hospital, and is report
ed successful in several cases of in
veterate drinkers.
The Chinese immigrants who ar
rived by the S. S. China on Satur-
day will be released from quaran-
tine on Friday or Saturday.
Mr.. Fred. Wundenberg has re-
specially declined the proffcred APP
pointment of Collector of Customs
from the Provisional Government.
A list is being circulated around
town for every ''true American" to
subscribe for some suitable present
to give the retiring U. S. Minister
| Stevens.
The officers of the U. S. S. Mo-
hicar gave an sat home" on board
the flagship yesterday afternoon. A
large number of the elite were
present.
The annual meeting Of the stock,
holders of the Kapiolani Park Asso,
citation will be held at the Office OF
w. G.. Irwin " Co. on Friday the
18th inst, at IL a. IN.
Captain Macauley, who was ap
Mcintyre, brought i'll his first vesse
yesterday morning-the barllentint
Hilo from San Francisco.
The coroner's jury empanellet
yesterday to inquire into the deatl
of the Chinese fisherman viewed til,
body and postponed sitting unit
Friday next, awaiting the report o
Prof. A. b. Lyons, analyst.
Some of the leading features o
"The Earth's Fair" to be held a
Kalihi-kai next Saturday, are de
scribed in to-day's issue. Prizes ar
offered for various exhibits, includ
ing one for the latest baby.
Reporters were excluded from tn
meeting of the Women's Patriot
League this morning, on the groun
that it would not be proper to pull
lish their memorial to COMMISSIONS
Blount before its presentation.
A recent issue of the Stockto
Mail contained an interesting articl
on the Samoan islands by Ensig
Voglegesang of the United State
/, steamer Alliance, who was here som
; time ago in the U. S. S. Charleston
John F. Colburn offers two valu;
BILE residence properties on Kin
street for sale. They are pleasant
situated and convenient to tow
Now is the time to buy before tn
railway boom sends real estate kitin;
A japanese stole $3.50 from fe
low countryman on Fort street son
time ago. Yesterday he went to til
man and offered So to conciliat
matters. This morning Dctectiv
: iona arrested the thic. when /
gave S. to settle the theft. He Wi
!, locked up
3 A Chinaman died some time la
! night. The funeral took place t.
/ day, and as the cortege was nearir
| the burial ground at Pauoa, the roa
}. was found to be blocked by fenc
/ The matter was reported to II
D Police Station and the obstructiC
t was removed.
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