The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-16


camp at Moiliili. When the capture
was made on Monday a copy of last
issue of "Towser" was
found. Prof. Alexander kept it as a
curiosity, it being the first one ever
discovered to have got so far away
from town. II it had not been 50
badly Handicapped" by Nowlein
and his comrades il might possibly
have travelled on to Waimaualo pass
to be seized by Cecil Brown and his
squad.
Bomb Exhibited
During the wait for elected candi-
dates at the Councils this afternoon,
Col. Fisher entered and exhibited to
those present one Of the rebel
bombs. II was cast iron round
shell about three inches in diameter
with a copper fuse that had been
wedged in the hole with broken
matches. Acknowledgement Smith
said that il had been decided that
the bombs were made in Honolulu.
The Tram Gers.
The Marshal having minated to
the Tramways COMPANY that the
cars will be permitted to resume
running between the hours OF a. m.
aud $3.50 p. m, traffic was recon-
menced about midday to-day. Owing
to the necessity OF the cars being in
the yard by $3.50, the service will be
irregular during the last hour.
A Correction
Captain Fillmore OF the British
steamer Bentala desires a contradic-
ton OF the report, alleged to have
been made to the Marshal, that he
was a stranger walking around the
town during the night. He is al
ways on board his ship before s
o'clock at night and always remains
there during the night.
Beautiful Present.
Henry Waterhouse yesterday pre-
sented Marshal Il. q. Hitchcock
with a handsome gold watch aud
chain in plush box. The ease is
beautifully chased aud within Is an
inscription saying the watch was
presented in memory of the four.
teenth Of January, 1895.
vaiious Items.
It is supposed that 200 stand OF
arms are cached at Kakaako.
Thomas Wright suggests that the
rank aud file Of the prisoners OF wal
should be set to clear the country
Of lantana,
Some OF the specials will be- dis.
charged either to day or tomorrow
A number of useless rice guns
were brought to the Station this
noon.
The crowd around the Station ha.
gradually diminished in number.
Two wagon loads OF specials were
| sent out this morning to search
/ houses for arms.
Captain Hookano, OF the polio,
force, is said to have distanced hi,
companions in the climb over the
hills. The captain weighs IN
pounds.
Senior Captain Robert Parker wa
one OF the most elated individual
this morning on the receipt of tn,
news that Lot Lane had been cap
tured. Bob was heard to say, IN,
more climbing for me-"
A Portuguese guard in Nuuan,
Valley halted a mounted patrolmal
the other night. The patrolmal
told him who he was, but Migue
wanted to see "some papers" III
further said, patting his rifle, tina
no plenty bean in there. The patrol
man took out a pocket book ant
was allowed to come up. Graspinl
the rife he opened the magazine AM
found it empty.
Patrick Lane looked very watch
worn and weary on his arrival at tn
Police Station last evening.
Manuel Rosa, the guide to tn
Wilcox party along the intricate
OF Manoa and Pauoa Valleys, pro
duced the most coin of any "prisoI
or OF war" yet arrested, on bein
searched at the Station. Tire
Kalakaua dollars showed that h
treasury was not empty.
The quiet OF the Police Static
was only disturbed from midnigi
until 6 o'clock this morning 10y
telephone desiring the "Kalihi" II
ceiving Station.
Prof. Berger has new march.
is called the National Guard Of IL
wall"
Councillor Jas f. Morgan is su
fering in the eyes, having to wear
black screen over one optic.
SAM" the colored man who W
the objective point for several sho
from the guards at the Execute
, building the other night, was a
rested last night by DR., Rodgers f
: roaming about without pa:
, When "Sam" was booked at Il
. Station and was told he would
kept there he smiled at the prospe