The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-27

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Emperor of Germany's birthday.
Hawaiian Council, A. L. of H., will
meet this evening.
d. L. Huntsman, school teacher
at Kauai, is in town.
The U. S. cruiser Boston is gaily
decorated with bunting.
w. H. Cunningham offers for sale
a hammerless gun and hand-loaded
shells.
The gatling gun has been removed
to the barracks and placed at the
entrance.
Captain VIM. Matson and wife left
ON the steamer Hawaii yesterday for
Hilo, Hawaii.
There will be football practice
by the town-boys at Makiki at $3.50
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Consular and Government
flags are flying to-day in honor of
the German Emperor's birthday.
The police seem to be taking it
easy the past few days. No arrests
of any Importance have been made.
Mr.. j. Cunningham and Miss Anna
Christian will be married at the
Roman Catholic Cathedral on Mon
day next.
The band will give a concert at
the Hawaiian Hotel this evening in
honor of the German Emperor's
birthday.
Large printed signs indicate the
desks of the different officers at mill
tary headquarters in the Minister of
Interiors room.
The band gave an out-of-door con-
cert in the Government Building
grounds yesterday evening. A few
people enjoyed it from the outside.
The BULLETIN has had friendly
call from Mr.. George l.. Hickey of
the Salt Lake Tribune, one of the
great newspapers of the "wild and
woolly west"
The regular monthly meeting of
the Hawaiian Mission Children's So
ciety will be held tomorrow even
ing, Saturday, January %, at the
residence of w. r. Castle.
Two or three Portuguese guards
got their sentry box numbers mixed
the other night, and nearly became
involved in a fight before getting
the numerals Strengthened out.
Rev. A. Macintosh of Honolulu
is reported by the Call as being at
the Occidental Hotel in San Fran
cisco. 1t must be in spirit because
he hasn't been away from Honolulu
lately.
It is rumored in St. Petersburg
that the Queen of Holland, aged IL
is afianced to the Grown Prince OF
Germany, aged 10, which will be the
first step toward the union of those
countries.
The Kaumakapili Church bells
have been heard ringing about 4:3(
o'clock every morning for the pas
few a~ys. Enquiry elieits tho infor
nation that it is for the raising O.
martial law.
The San Francisco authorities
have official information of the re
turn to that city of Joseph B. Cook
the absconding clerk of the Polio,
Court, but they had not been abb
to catch him at latest accounts.
A lady listening to the band out
side the Government building pre-
misses said aloud that it was one
sided affair. Another lady, a strange
seated in a carriage, remarked tina
it was, because they kept the ladie
outside.
Marshal Ashley received a lette
from Mr.. B. F. Dillingham; last mail
reporting himself we'll, and hourl.
expecting satisfactory conclusion
of his financial negotiations on be
half of the Oahu Railway & LAM
Company.
The band played at the German
Konsulat at II. Hackfeld & Co.'S stor
at noon to-day in honor of the GEL
, man Emperor's birthday. ANON
the invited guests were Commando
) Geo. Wiltse and staff, of the U.
cruiser Boston.
H. M. Gerrains and wife arrive
on the S. S. Alameda on pleasur
trip. Mr.. Gerrains is the owner c
the Grand Union Hotel at Saratog'
: and the Iroquois Hotel at Buffalo