The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-01-23

A Chinaman named Achong has
been arrested for robbery. He will
90 tried tomorrow.
The January number of Handi-
craft, the Kamehameha Schools
organ, has been received.
Mr.. T. j. Wilhelm resigned his
seat in the Advisory Council solely
On the ground of i'll health.
Mr.. G. j. Lyons reports the rain
fall at his house, Punahou, in less
than two hours, 1.67 inches.
The Kamehameha Schools broke
up for vacation on Friday, Jan. 20.
The next term will open on Feb
ruary ID.
Changes in the Advisory Council
are correctly gazetted in this paper
They are inaccurately given in the
The Band serenaded Uncle Sans
men at the Dudoit House on Satur-
day evening. A few invited friends
were on the balcony.
The S. S. Australia will be due on
Wednesday morning from the Coast.
She may have connected with the
Claudine on the way.
Last Saturday night was the quiet
est for long time. Everybody had
to be off the streets at $50 o'clock,
excepting he had pass.
d. X. Fyfe, ex-jailer, has got away
at last. He shipped before the mast
on the bark Mauna Ala which sailed
yesterday morning for the Coast.
Mr.. John A. Hassinger, Chief
Clerk of the Interior Department,
will resume the payment of bills
against that Department tomorrow.
A heavy shower of rain fell after
midnight and lasted till early morn
ing, flooding several places and
causing the streams to rise consider
ably.
Edwin A. Jones, Fl. John Aku and
S. X. Kaeo have been appointed
notaries public for the First, Third
and Fifth Judicial Circuits, respect
lively.
Two wagonloads of fresh mullet
were brought to the Fishmarket
this afternoon. The market is over
stocked with fish, which are selling
cheap.
Notice is given that from and after
this date ali processes of all courts
should be entitled, SIN the name of
the Provisional Government of the
Hawaiian Islands"
A pistol shot was heard near
Thomas Square on Saturday night.
No one seemed to know where it
came from. 1t may have been an
other case of Charles shooting his
own shadow.
A new Portuguese string band
will be started shortly independent
of the Concordia band, now being
instructed by Father Valentine
The instruments are expected on
the next steamer.
The steamer James Makee was
promptly hauled on the Marine
Railway when towed into port
Saturday. Her rudder-post has tC
be removed to allow the broken
shaft to be withdrawn.
Judge Frear presides at chambers
this week. Three cases were post
poned this morning for different
reasons. viz: Matter of Fook Sing
bankrupt; Probate of will of Maria
O'Sullivan, and Kahakukoi ct al. VS.
S. M. Kaaukai, accounting.
Near midnight on Saturday al
alarm rang for a fire in grass hui
on Wyllie street, near f. A. Schaefer'
residence, Nuuanu Valley. The hui
was burned to the ground, leaving
poor native couple destitute. Th
origin of the fire is not known.
A private letter from Wailuku say
the political changes were takel
very quietly there. The news die
not create the slightest ripple o
eAcllellleIl. No SlctNhiHdhiiIS di'
no gathering of any kind to be seer
and a stranger visiting the plac
would not know that any special oc
currence had taken place.
One of the drivers for j. Cart
was going home after putting u
his hack on Friday night, when, nea
the old kerosene warehouse, on Sout
street, he was startled by whit
man jumping out from kiawe busl
The man turned out to be guarC
and it was several minutes befor
the Jehu came to, out of his frigh
Hon. S. X. Pua, Representative
from the fifth district, is having
new house built at Waikiki. I'll
,, house was entered by some one La
I night. The knob on the front doc
was broken, but the door withstoo
the attack. The robber then wei
to the rear and broke the back doc
A number Of carpenters tools WI
: taken.
Asing Go, IA Chinaman who HI
: been in prison a year, exclusive
I the time lost by escaping from ther
5 WAS discharged from custody a