The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-02-18

ASSAh AMI tEN EMAIL NEWS
Football game this afternoon at
o'clock.
Diamond Head, IL m.-Weather
hazy; wind, light east.
The S. S. China from San Fran
cisco will be due on Monday.
The U. S. warships Adams ant
Ranger are about due at this por
from San Francisco.
The foreign jury are required t.
be in attendance at the courtroom
on Monday morning at half-past
nine.
A dinner will be given to the cap
tain and officers OF HI. l. j. M. S
kon-go this evening at the Hawai-
ian Hotel.
The band will play at the Hawai-
ian Hotel this evening during the
dinner to the officers of the Japa.
nese warship Kon-go.
Heavy rains have fallen in Kau
the rainfall at Pahala on the night
OF the 9th inst, between the hours
OF z pm. and z am, was 5O-1OO.
Captain G.. G. Wiltse, who has
been relieved in the command of the
U. S. S. Boston by Captain Day, will
leave on the S. S. Australia for the
Coast.
Captain Peterson, of the bark Lady
Lampson, is negotiating for the re-
lease of Mate Brown from custody.
1t is expected he will be out this
afternoon.
Minister King gives notice that
paydays hereafter, at the Interior
Office, will be Mondays and We'd
nnesdays, for general payment; and
Saturdays, for pay rolls only.
The two Cinnamon arrested for
chicken stealing the other day were
partly tried this morning in the
District Court, and the case CON
tinued until Wednesday morning.
Only twenty-four Chinese have
taken out passports for passage on
the S. S. China for Hongkong. The
China will be due on Monday, but it
is not unlikely that she will arrive
Tomorrow.
j. Kauhane, police officer, was
lingering pistol in his back pocket,
opposite the Bay Horse saloon, Hotel
street, last night, when it exploded.
the bullet tearing through his pocket
and hitting the earth.
II. F. Glade, German Consul, j.
II. Patty, Consul for the Neither
lands, NJ. P. Robinson and John
Ena visited the U. S. Flagship Mo-
hlcan this morning. The German
flag was saluted on their return.
The steamer Pele, which arrived
from Makaweli, Kauai, yesterday
evening, kept sharp lookout for
the missing boat of the wrecked
bark Lady Lampson, but nothing
was seen of it.
There will be band concert at
the Hawaiian Hotel this evening, in
conjunction with the dinner to the
Japanese naval officers. The public
are cordially welcome and will find
the best of accommodation for listen
ing to the music.
The Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany's scribe puts forth some useful
philosophy for the benefit of our
warlike visitors, as prelude to mat
ter OF greater moment to the various
peoples and kindreds and tongues
who dwell together here in peace.
The steamer w. G.. Hall met the
steamer G. r. Bishop at Kailua in
search of the missing boat of the
wrecked bark Lady Lampson. The
Bishop impaired the first news of
the wreck to Maui and Hawaii.
From Kailua the steamer was to
leave for Waimea, Kauai.
Manufacturers, mechanics, agri-
culturists and housekeepers will all
find something to their liking in the
new advertisement of the Pacific
Hardware Co. to-day. People will
find in their extensive departments,
however, thousands of other articles
each firstclass in its line.
Two Cinnamon were brought to
the Station last night with blood
flowing freely from cuts in their
heads. They said that native had
stolen their lanterns, and while they
were chasing him he had turned
round and smashed bottle over
their heads. They appeared with
their heads bandaged up in Court this
morning. Ben Haaheo has been ar
rested for the assault.
UNJUST CRITICISM.