The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-05-10
The Returns Nearly tie Same as
Rsportsi Before.
Vote ST DISTRICTS AND FREcINCTS.
rsur Native felissgaez Wac wsSaa Net
se<fsss<. Because They Did Net n.
5erSsAsa the >iSaAsteR-fes at Two
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Items frasa Hiie>

HII.o. HAWAII, May T.-Election
day hiss come and gone aud QuietnsSs
and eoussntment reigns supreme on
Hawaii, with the exception perhaps
Of the KobalA district which will
have TO representation N the coavsn-
ton, owing 30 the mssterful manner
in which the voting material Of the
first district, first precinct club was
handled Ninety-seyen votes were
cast for one Of the Hilo candidates
with the figure five against the name,
sacrificing the other districts y
great number OF the figures were put
on with the help OF = card board
ster ell
The following Is the total number
az votes cast on Hawaii for each can
didate=
+ = IynlSTl----..---. -.----- .---- %
kahAut-Ifo -.------- --.-~ SsxS
kSunaue ------ ------ 1890 ------ -
VIM HSrUer-..- ---.-. --.--- 1890 .--sN>I
h L. aoE>tsin -.....-- 1890 ------..-a su
The natives Sre very indifferent
spDarsutly in regard "a election mat
teexs. The Aloha Alma AMI esher native
psperS hSve supplied them Literally
with lot OF stuff aud non sense In the
shape OF reading matter. which has
kent quite numo~T o5 them from
registering Their faith IN Grover
Cleveland aud the Aloha Alma crowd
Is beginning 10 WAIVER. and st the
next election ii something tangible
hiss not come out OF some OF the gilt
sstyre uFonll>rS, the chances are the
natives viii turn out in > body aud
recognize snd give their hearty sup
mort in forming and building up
new government, with its present
efficient people 81 its head
Four native policemen were forced
to resign not having registered They
said they were very sorry tnSt tney
had not done so and certainly would
have registered il they had under
stood the situation Four loyal ma
tiyss were installed in the places
made vacant
The rock erusher that has been
usei In building the Volcano road
while b ing rolled back to town roll
ed of the road, when within mile
and 3 half OF its destination and suf-
tered considerable damage HonoluIu
authorities wish the crusner there,
bat IS we have plenty OF WORK for II
here. an effort viii be made TO keep il
in its present sphere OF usefulness
Tue Rev. Mr. Twombly. of Homo
lulu. delivered very eloquent sermon
n the First Foreign Church on sun
dsy morning, 9Th instant. taking IS
the text = verse in Acts, about the
GTne Shadow OF Peter"
The Rev. Mr.. Hill, OF Benicia. Cali
f,ruis, who Was . passenger on the >.
N Castle, Is expected here on next
KTnau. aud Will I'LL the pulpit Of the
rTHv
Uuris Mr. Baker RECEIVERS his health
Tue Residing Club Il discussing Sir
Walter Seottfs = keniIwOrth-"
Mr.. and Mrs. w a Hardy invited
their host Of friends to- . social at the
Hilo Court House Hall on Friday
evening, the 4th instant a Scotch
reel was iudulged in by some OF the
Scotch lads and las1ies who were
present. who seemed TO enjoy it i'm
menseIy. as did also the rest OF the
guests. Mr. James Glib danced
Scotch Sword Dauce, and Mr.. Robert
Forrest danced the Highland Fling
botn dances were we'll executed, aud
enthusiastically applauded- 4 few
Il yure= OF the German, LED by Mr- and
Mrs. Winter, were also very pleasant
feature OF the evening.
HIIo ice i selling for = cents
pound
OEOme2 sugar OOAA kk<1s A14AAt Liz
shut down for few days to allow all
hanis TO push the planting ahead.
Mr.. H c. Austin visits Honolulu
this week TO be present at the Equal
izatioa Board that meets there
shortly.
ALONG THE WATER FRONT.
The schooner J. ~. weatherEax
left this port for San Francisco on the
RI instant with 1883 bags II ,566,5o
lbs sugar, valued at SO, 0sL36-
The schooner Bangor left Hilo on
SATURDAY, the 5th. for San Francisco,
with l2,352 bags q 3D. $50 lbs.J sugar,
valued At 81. 3o9- Is
No vessels IN port az this writing.
The steamer Kinau returns 10 Hono-
lulu with only tEo-thirts OF = cargo,
owing TO rougn weather.
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