The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-09-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL NKws


LOCAL AND GENERAL NKws
Original matter will be fouud on
all four pages Of this issue.
An invalid bluejacket was left be-
hind by the Charleston, to return
home by the Australia.
A house formerly the residence OF
the late Jonathan Austin at Hi!o
was burned last Saturday.
Captain Rosebill is the happy
owner OF a goat. 1t arrived from
Waianae yesterday on the Kaala.
Deputy Marshal Brown has not
received any further particulars OF
the reported murder In Kona, Ha-
wall
The bark Velocity will leave for
Hongkong ON Saturday. She will
take over one hundred Chinese pas
sengers.
Wing Fat e. Co. have given up
their branch store in NuuaBu street,
but continue business at their old
stand on King street.
There was one desertcr. ]. E. San
ton, from the U. s. S. Charleston.
He was not caught up to the time
of the cruisers departure.
L L. Nichols has petitioned for
administration OF the estate OF the
late Sarah Ann Nichols, who loft
personal property valued at 500.
John Emmeluth, w. N. Armstrong
and Geo. Cavanagh have accepted
place ON the Labor Commission. j.
Il. Anterior declined, leaving two
more to be appointed.
Tho Salvation Army will hold it's
first meeting on Palace Square at Z
o'clock this evening. After a short
service the army will adjourn to
their hall over John Motifs store.
No author Is so poor that he can
not DO Of some service, IL only as q
witness Of his time aud to bring
home II bars OF soap for 81 %, and
to drink Morning and Evening Star.
The cabin boy Of the bark Ceylou
was nearly drowned vest erday. Cap
tain Calhoun jokingly threw a
pitcher Of water over the boy, filling
his mouth, nose aud ears with water.
No fatal results.
The American League will hold a
rousing meeting on Monday next
The unfouuded report OF amalgama'
/ ton with the SchuetZen Club ha,
created a good deal Of excitement
in the league camp.
There is to be battalion drill OF
Palace square this evening. Th,
! Salvation Army contingent vii
make its FIRST rally there at o'clock
but will likely DO gone TO it, hal
bsfore tho carnal weapon wielder
arrive on the ground.
Another excellent number OF thu
Paradise Of the Pacific Is out. |
has several Hawaiian pictures. L
ID. Baldwin, John Emmeluth ant
Joseph Marsden contribute articles
tho first two on coffee raising an'
the last on small farming in Hawaii
4 nickel-in. the-slot machine Il
the Merchants Exchange attracts
goodly number OF would e "capital
lists" II the nickel falls in eithe
ono Of three receivers all the none
in the cavity comes out. Other
wise you lose your nickel. On
man lost - the other day trying I
get on to the trick.
u. Williams took q photograp
OF the Central Union church tn
afternoon from Washington Place
Some OF the Queens friends objec
cd to her granting the use OF he
residence Tor the purpose, on III
ground that those for whom tl
favor was asked were her enemie
She disdained to heed tho objection
; remarking that she felt herse
l. above such small resent ments.
A large number Of bids, OF endle
variations in price, are open befoI
4 the Minister ot the Interior for
5 pumping plant. II, Hackfeld 4 Z
= aud Honolulu Iron Works are Il
!, only local firms Offering to put
= the whole plant. Several Others b
! for piping. Bids for the pump con
! from many cities in the Units
i States and Que comes from Gre
q Britain.
$. HELD A PRISONER.
!. Mate Murphy Pays His Fine B
Not His Lawyers Fees