The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-28

See notice OF adjourned meeting
of Peoples Ice n Refrigerating Co.
Fresh frozen oysters on ice have
been received at the Beaver saloon.
Instructions to Admiral Beardslee
and Minister Willis appear on fourth
page.
District Magistrate Perry has been
in constant attendance at the Court
martial.
V. V. Ashford will be brought be-
fore the Court martial tomorrow
morning.
w. n Armstrong, lately editor OF
the Advertiser, has returned from
the States.
A. Rosehll is succeeded by Lieu
tenant Kanae as captain OF the first
watch in the police.
The Australia brought 1000 stand
of arms and 1900 rounds OF ammu.
milton for the Government,
Captain John Good of the regular
forces returned from the Coast yes
terday in improved health.
Prof. II. S. Townsend and G.. X.
Wilder were among the audience at
the Court. martial this forenoon.
William Warehouse. son OF the
late Johu Thomas Warehouse, ar.
rived from his home at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert X. Hind re.
turned to the islands by the Austria.
liza after several months absence
abroad.
The German Benevolent Society
will hold its annual meeting at 2 p
m. Thursday, at the Office of II. Hack
field Il Co.
There was about as low a tempera.
ture last night as the record, it be.
ing 30 degrees at John A. Cummins
residence, Pawaa.
The Chinese say they will cele.
brate their new years after martial
law has been raised. Then the fire
crackers will burn.
Officers Holi and Lokana have
fully recovered from their wounds
received in the first conflict with the
rebels at Bertelmann's house.
An alarm at 8 p. In. Sunday sent
the fire brigade to Chinese crib on
Emma street. The FIRE was out be-
fore the bell was done ringing.
John 6. Rothwell returned by the
Australia from the Coast, whittier
he had accompanied his wife going
abroad for change Of climate.
Mechanics Home, corner Hote
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day
week or month. Terms: % aud 5(
cents per night; 81 and Sl,25 pei
week.
The earthquake shock that wa,
strongly felt in Honolulu Tuesday
night appears to have been equally
severe on the islands OF Maui auC
Hawaii.
Over four thousand tons of sugar
have been brought into Honolulu
from the other islands during thi,
week. Most Of the sugar came from
Kauai.
The Advertiser says George Mark
ham is the only rebel in the mem
bership OF the Hawaiian Republican
Club. George was in two rebellions
before.
The S. S. Australia will sail fol
San Francisco at 4 p. III. Wednes
day. Through tickets to all point:
in the United States are issued by
W. q. Irwin n Co., agents.
The U. S. S. Philadelphia, with
Admiral Bsardslee on board, left
San Francisco on the 10Th inst, OF
"A hours before the Australia. She
ought to have been here before now
Wray Taylor played the "Watcl
on the Rhine" on the organ at the
close OF service in st. Andrew
Cathedral yesterday morning il
honor Of Emperor Williams birth
day.
c. Stoeckle, the phonograph man
has returned from the Coast with
an outfit OF Edisons kinet oscopes
the new invention Of the WHARF
which photographs objects in mo
ton progressively.
Charles Contrado, bandmaster o
the U. S. S. Philadelphia, was pas
seDger by the S. 5. Australia. Ii,
had been granted three days leave
and was at Sacramento when the
Philadelphia was ordered to Homo
lulu.
w p. Harrison, son OF the lat,
Mayor Harrison Of Chicago, is agar
on a visit to Honolulu. Since her,
last, a short time after his father,
death, he has disposed OF his inter
est in the Chicago Times and is now
on tour round the world.
We are informed that Mr.. Hart
we'll did not appear as attorney fol
the ex Queen at the execution OF he
letter OF abdication, but that at the
request OF Messrs. Nsumsnn, Parke
aud Wilson he drafted a document
to express her wishes, and was present
when she signed the paper.