The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-01

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
The Salvation Army is keeping up
its good works.
Cut rates in baggage are ANNOUNCE
ed by the Pacific Transfer Co.
@. Stoeckle has returned from
Kauai with his talking machine.
Miss Geuevieve Nanpary will assist
at the lemonade stand in the fair.
Jas. +. Morgan issues a notice re-
garding bills against the Criterion
saloon.
HOLSTER aud Co. have Mexican
cigars for sale. They are Of the
finest flavor.
Clifton Tracy dislocated his right
wrist on Friday while practising
pole vaulting.
Twenty-seven arrests were made |
by the police between Saturday
night aud this morning.
+. j. Wood, a lumber manufac- |
turer, arrived by he schooner o. NJ. !
Kellogg from Gray's Harbor to-day
on a visit.
9. Sibbald and F Naylor, the
athletic trainer, we're gotten up ere |
gardless" as supes at the play Satur-
day night.
A wag wants to know how many
blank ballots will be cast at the
coming election of Senators aud Re.
presentatives2
The Hawaiian coffee put up by NJ.
W. McChesuey Il Sons for the trade
Is ofsuperior quality. Grocers should
keep 1t in stock.
Primaries to elect delegates to a
nominating convention OF the Amer.
lean Union party will be held on
Thursday evening.
The yachts Bonnie Dundee and
the Healani returned from the scene
Of the wreck Of the Geo. n. Wilcox
yesterday afternoon.
G. W. Bruce. q Hawaiian and a
shipcarpen'er by trade, returned by
the y. NJ. Kellogg from Gray's Har.
Dor, and may likely remain.
A late Vancouver paper says the
British flagship Royal Arthur has
been ordered to prepare for trip to
Callao in anticipation OF war be.
tween Chill aud Peru.
Peter Davis for assault and bat
terry on l.. Wolters on Saturday
night will defend himself In the Dis
trict Court tomorrow.
Tho next field meeting Of the Ho-
uolulu Amateur Athletic Club will
be held on Saturday next at the
baseball league grounds.
Louis r. Kenake, delivery clerk at
the Post Office, returned froiu a two
weeks vacation on Kauai by the
steamer Mikabsla yesterday.
Prof Berger and members Of the
band being engaged to play al the
Opera House this evening, there will
be no concert at Emma Square.
Regular monthly meeting OF the
Woman's Board Of Missions to-mor.
row Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 p.
IN. at the Central Union Church.
Residents along Beretania street
complain OF a scarcity Of electric
light. They ask IL their taxes are
not as good money a. others pay.
William SaiIery, removed from
, the kaauapali school for not taking
' the oath, has started u private school
aud most OF the children have enter,
= ed ii.
Knudscn shot and killed hen be,
longing to John Hina, and valued
, at Sl.5O, on Friday night. Hc wa,
8 arrested aud charged with malicious
injury.
D Ayers medicines are among tn,
= oldest standard remedies in thu
= world. Tho Hollister Drug CO., Id
i ARE sole agents for the Republic o
Hawaii.
!, Fung Chong, a Chinese store
!. keeper, was fined 81 in the Distric
Z Court tn day for selling cigars yes
:, terday Sunday the same not beinI
n a work Of necessity or mercy.
T. The Honolulu Amateur Athleti
= Club will meet in the Y. NJ. q. A
u hall at o'clock this evening, 10
y the purpose Of arranging the pro
gram for the coming field meeting
II. r Baldwin and W. Y. Horne
h, will probably DO two Of the tire
=, Union candidates for the Senat
s. from Maui. j. X. l"sepa, A. Pail,
e l.. Kaleikau and Z. \. Dias are men
If toned for Representatives.
. Two pistol shots were heard !
=. the vicinity OF Thomas Square abou
=. one o'clock Sunday morning. Tn
r. mounted patrolmen were soon !
the locality, but could not locat
m where the shots came from.
y q. X. Harrison, practical pan