The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Galley Slave to-night.
IN. mnrroW will ha alacf ion day

Tomorrow will be election day.
Prof. Alexander's lecture has been
postponed till Monday.
A reward is offered for bull ter
rier pup. See advertisement.
Bos'n Ben will appear for trial in
the District Court tomorrow.
Fifteen specials were discharged
from the police force yesterday.
The United States Minister, Mrs.
Willis and son are staying at Sans
Souci.
The May term Of the Circuit Court
will open next Monday with a large
calendar.
Miss Nanuary will display lot Of
handsome wardrobe this evening in
Galley Slave.
Ii is said six grass widowers sat
at table toge' her in the Hawaiian
Hotel on Sunday.
l.. J. Levey will hold an auction
sale Of boots aud shoes at his sales.
room at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The p. G. band played for the
benefit Of the soldiers, on the Execu-
tive building grounds this morning.
The baseball season will open next
Saturday, the first game being be-
tween the Kamehamehas aud Ha-
waits.
Purser Wallace Of the steamer Ki-
nau resumed duty to day, after be.
ing laid up several weeks by acct
dent.
The next children's matinee will
be given on the 18th inst, and the
performance will be Uncle Toms
Cabin"
Piggott, an exp. q. soldier, as
saultrd a pedestrian on NuuaDu
street this afternoon without provo
cation. He was arrested.
Baroness V. Keyscrliuk, Rev.
Twombly and wife, and Mrs. W. W.
Hall lett this afternoon ON tn.
steamer kinau for the Volcano.
II is reported j. Mitchell aud j.
Quincy will retire from the list Of
candidates for the Constitutional
Convention, Tomorrow morning.
A wag criticises the Advertiser
pronunciation Of Hawaii" which
he says should be pronounced Hah-
vab-ye with the accent on "ye."
Rev. .. p. Emerson leaves this
evening on the steamer Claudine for
kahului. II is evident he has no
desire Of voting at the election TO.
morrow.
The literary critics will have their
demand for higher class dramatic
material satisfied by an elaborate
presentation Of Francesca do
Rimini."
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and NuuaGu street. Lodging by
day, week or month. Terms: ~ and
80 cents per night; II aud Sl.25 pei
week.
". +. Prosscr il the new reporte,
III the Star ia place Of Edw. Towse
The latter was clever but his poll
ties did not suit the direct crate. II,
was a radical Of the Americas
League.
Nakoo Eugene, q native woman
over one hundred years OF age, wa,
buried in tho Catholic Cemetery yes
torday. Although bent with age the
old woman attended church regular
ly until near the end.
Officers Of the Ookala Sugar Co
for the ensuing year are advertised
Ia follows: Robt. VI Kibbiu, presi
dent; j. y. Wright, vice-presidcnt
Jno. VI. Dowsert, auditor; II. W
Mist, secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. Bachelors building at Wal
luku, formerly occupied as u saloon
was burned last week. II was t.
have been fitted up for "a hotel, bu,
tho fire ended the project. Tn,
building is said 10 have been in
sured.
70 IL. ". Severance has his appoint
ment but not his commission u,
Secretary OF the Board of Educa
ton. II is reported that half Of tn,
Cabiuet is opposed 10 his taking the
Office, rs well rs a large minority oI
the Board.
A bluejacket from II. Il. NJ, 5
Champion called at the Polio,
Station ana made u complain
against n member Of the muuntc,
patrol. The tar claimed hat he wa
wanroniy attacked while walking
along with friend, and IN evidenc,
he exhibited bruise on the leg