Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-20
PACIFIC COAST
Hage Iron Works.

Hags Iron works.
SAs FRASCrsCo, Sept. ly.-The cor
ner stone of the Union Foundry, which
when complsted. will be the greatest
iron works 10 the United States. was
laid this nsrBing Peter Donahae 10
the principal stakeholder in the con
oerr. The opening address was made
by w. 7. Garrett. The buildine will
cover the ground formerly occupied by
the Union Iron Works, and will cost
four hundred thousand dollars.
Csmmiuee work.
The committee appointed by the San
Francisco Bar Association TO investigate
the charge made that Chris. Buckley
had received from Mr.. Roanett $500 to
expedite decisions IN tvo cases before
the State Supreme Court, made its re-
port today. IL exonerated the Supreme
Court and its officers from ell compli-
city in the act, but recommend that q
special committee be appointed TO oon
suit with the Attorney General to pro-
coed against Bonnet. Chris. Buckley
and J. W. Taylor, the contractor, for
implication in the act charged. The
COMMITTEES also found Attorney Whit
more and J. F. Cosdery, late City and
County Attorney, guilty of usprsfes-
sional conduct, and recommended that
proceedings against the two latter be
Instituted in the Supreme Court. Viii
liam Matthews, 4. X. Taylor and II. j.
Filden we're appointed the special COM
nittse.
The 3ee Dead Chinese.
SAN FRASoIsoo. Sept. 49, The bodies
Of the dead Chinese, which were dis
covered few days since in cellar on
Pacific street while undergoing process
of preparation for shipment of their
bones TO China, were removed today
from the morRue by the Chinese Vice
Consul, and transferred to the steamer
City of PekinR, which sailed this after
noon for HonekoaQ. Vice Consul KoW-
yang. at the Coroner's request. inspect
ed some of the remains and expressed
surprise at the condition in which they
were found. He then signed the fol-
lowing documents, which were left on
file at the morgue:
SAN Francisco, Sept. 10.
Received from DIR. q. @. O'Donnell,
Coroner, the bodies aud bones Of de-
ceased Cinnamon In his possession at
the morRue, which bodies and bones
which were not Theoretically sealed 90
oording to Law. kowYANG.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 10.
Ii Is hereby agreed npon return Of she
bodies and bones now In the possession
of the Coroner, in the public morRue,
TO the Vice Consul of the Chinese Gov
eminent. that the Law will in future he
strictly complied with; and further
more, th at no blame Is attached TO the
action of the Coroner in the premises.
l have heard that the Law was violated
by Chinese in this matter, and should il
occur again, agree 70 give up the per-
petrator or perpetrators Of the deed. l
am satisfied that the bodies and homes
Of Chinese In the morgue were not in
TERED. KowANG, Vice Consul.
Marine.
SAN Francisco, Sept. l9.-Arrived-
Steamer Queen of the Pacific from Sc
attle; ship Alaska from Tacoma.
Sailed-Stesmer Columbia for Asto-
ria, British steamer Wellington and ship
Wm. II. Macey for Nanaimo.
TAToosn, Sept. l9.-Lieht rain: high
southeast wind; two barks passed out
early this morning.
PoRr Discovery, Sept. 19.-Sailed- |
Ship Mount Washington for San Fran |
Disco.
PoRr MADISON, Sept. l9.-Sailed-
Bark Oakland for San Francisco.