The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-01-22
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Reward is offered for return of
lost shotgun.
H. P. Baldwin came to town by
the Claudine.
The P. G. band will play at Emma
Square this evening.
Diamond Head, 3 p. m.-Weather
clear, wind light northeast.
Everything was quiet about noon
to-day, in both political and business
circles.
Attention Of horse owners is call
ed to the advertisement of the Mo-
kuleia Stock Farm.
A Portuguese beggar daily annoys
people going to and from the Post
Office by soliciting aims.
A welcome" mat has been placed
at the foot of the stairs leading to
the Judiciary Department.
Arrangements for celebrating
Burns night will be concluded by
the Thistle Club this evening
Those who desire to hire first class
music will do we'll to consult the
card OF the Hawaiian Quintette
Club.
The G.. A. s. s. Warrimoo will be
due from Vancouver, b. c., to-mor-
row en- route to Fiji and the Colo.
MES.
The strike of Japanese laborers at
Koloa, Kauai, has been satisfactorily
settled and the Japs have returned
to work.
J. j. Williams the photographer
took views OF the interior and ex-
terror Of Spreckels Il Co.'s bank on
Saturday.
A large number OF people took
advantage OF the fine weather which
prevailed yesterday and went out TO
Waikiki to enjoy sea bathing.
| II is rumored in philatelic circles
that orders have been sent to the
American Bank Note Co. to destroy
all Hawaiian postage stamp dies.
The Planters Monthly for January
Is out. Editor II. NJ. Whitney was
complimented in tho annual report
for his conduct of the periodical.
The Foreign Office has been mott.
fed that Mons. Emile Frey. who
was ce-President last year, is the
new President Of the Swiss Republic.
The S. S. Mariposa resumed her
voyage to the Colonies about
o'clock on Saturday evening. There
was a very few people present OF
the wharf.
Power was turned on for the first
time by the Hawaiian Electric Com.
pany from its new station this morn.
ing. In consequence, the BULLETIN
is again printed on its own press.
Mrs. w. b. Ash. who shot herself
the other day, and who has sine,
been confined in the Queens Hos
pital, has been pronounced out oI
danger. She is still OF the hospi,a al
The once-styled Louvre OF Brus
sells, latterly johnson the shirt man,
stand, at King and Alakea streets
is being thoroughly rcftted for ,
lunch room under Chinese manage
: ment.
Kuikaa, for malicious injury in al
legged shooting OF certain cattle. tn,
property OF Manuel Silva on Wed
nesday last, was discharged by Judg,
, Robertson this forenoon. The evi
dence was insufficient.
Hukiku was found guilty in tn
District Court to-day OF assault an,
battery on Keolani, and was sentenc
ed to pay tino Of so. Another ma
tive was found not guilty and dis
charged for the same oirense.
There were forty-fve arrests q
}, Chinese for gaming between Satur
day night aud Monday morning
The prevailing game among the Chi
nese now is dominoes. The me
n were caught on Maunakea street.
t The police made seventy -four al
). rests, viz, A. gaming, II drunken
ness, ] yagrancy, larceny, q afrray
i 3 assault and battery and straggle
:, from the U. S. s. Adams, betwee
Saturday afternoon and Monda
n morning.
II The Mutual Telephone Compan
has issued its subscribers list in nea
u book form, with initials and number
\ OF folios indexed. II is an improv,
ment on the broadside cards, whic
" had grown unwieldy with the il
q crease OF patronage.
= Baron Harden Hickey has notilie
the Foreign Office that he has take
, possession Of the island OF TrinidaC
in lat. N:N S., long. 29:22 W., an
l. about 700 miles from the coast {
Brazil. 1t has no population an
will have to worry along Will
Ie without a revolution.
Thar She Blows and Sperm @
= That"
A school OF whales appeared o