The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1895-01-14

| Nllutf \ steamship W, " LIE
Wight, President.
Wilder n Co, Lid.
n. Iiackfeld 4 Co.
w. q. Irwin n CO., Ltd.
Claus Spreckels " Co.
Castle " Cooke.
j. 7. Waterh"use.
G. Brewer a. Co, Ltd, q. ii. Rob
ertson, Manager
Inter Island Steam Navigation
Co.
Lyman Bros.
NJ. Phillips n Co.
NJ. McIuerny.
+. A. Schaefer II Co.
T. ". Davies Il Co., per Thomas
Rain Walker.
NJ. 5. Grinbaum n CO., Ltd, per
G. Bolte.
NJ. w. McChesney " Sons.
California Feed Co.
Henry Davis.
Hollister Drug Co, Ltd, per j..
w. Winter.
Lewis " Co.
II. S. Tregloan & Son.
Il o. Hall Il Son, Ltd, per w.
w. Hall.
Many others would have attached
their signatures but time was limit
ed and they were not called upon.
Theresa Turns Up.
Theresa, the mistress OF Wilcox,
about whose whereabouts there had
been much speculation, was found
at Moanalua by Capt. Campbell yes
terday. He brought herself and
baby to the station, and later escort
ed her to her house in town. She
had not been with Robert in his
campaign. A detective said at the
station that he knew Theresa was a
strong supporter OF the Government,
and that her paramount had often
tried to thrash the loyalty out of
her.
Drunken Natives.
IL was reported last night that IL
natives were drunk in Pauoa and liza.
bic to do mischief. Captain Nc.
Stocker and Is men OF the Citizens
} Guard went out and found FIVE ma
tives on a spree. The captain OF the
guard gave them a sharp reprimand
but made no arrests. Twenty sharp
shooters had in the meantime hurri
ed to the support Of the guardsmen
: 2 g. Jones was found out there with
two prisoners in hand.
, Accident
. +. G. Crandall, late arrival in tn,
country, was seriously injured a
a, Waialae yesterday. He was thrown
from his horse violently to The
ground. A wagon was sent from
, town To convey him to his home a
Waikiki, III. M, Dow going as armed
; escort To the driver. Crandall wa
/ in such pain that he had to be lifted
very tenderly into the wagon.
Not Fight.
t 1t was reported last night that l.
a shots had been fired by the rebels a
the Government picket near the Pal
y aud that four shots had been free
'. in reply. Lieutenant Corhes OF tn,
b mounted patrol went to Investigate
a the matter, aud on coming back re-
o ported that all the firing was dom
5 by the Government men.
y The Meat Supply.
o There is no change in the price q
v beef, Notwithstanding a shortage il
= the supply. The item in Saturday
c issue, stating that there was a
advance Of six cents pound, wa
J. not true. There will be supply @
mutton by the steamer Lehua, ey
pected on Wednesday.
Rumor About Osmer.
:, Sergeant Osmer OF Co. A, who wa
posted as a deserter from the fgh
at Waikiki, was yesterday reporte
to have been found by Captain Pal
:, ker doing scouting duty with Gee
Browns party. Ii this true it wi
, spoil the subject OF a great man
jokes at the station.
}, Prisoners Released.
, The following named were release
&c from custody on Saturday: job
3, Andrade, James Spencer and Anton
. da Rego. The first two were bel
o for investigation and the last wa
q suspected Of having carried arms fC
A the rebels.
y Various Items.
Squad 8 stationed on the Kin
d street bridge are very grateful I
Rev. f. w. Damon for liberal SUI
N ply OF coffee, sandwiches and dougl
70 nuts every midnight for the pa
t, week. They vote Mr., Damon joll
1t good fellow.
Is Lieutenant Coyne aud a detacl
x ment of Co. b are picketed along I'll
ID Manoa road from Beretania street
n. the Montana residence. They a.
o. leading a regular camp life, aud we
he having their hot coffee when the r
j. lief horses were taken up.
l. Nakookoo did not confess to ha
ID ing started the fire in Kaahumar
IA street,
H. w. j. Smiths seaside house on Il
~ beach beyond the signal static
m which was occupied by the rebels,
considerable of a wreck. The dar
a age appears to have been done wa
Is, tonly with axes.
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