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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-14
PORT OF HONOLULU, 4. /.
ARIIN AIS.


MoNDAy, Nay g.
Hktue : \ Castle. Hubbard. Is days
from San Francisco.
>lh- Egsaliud lie Bailis,e-, 1917 days
from san Francisco.
>cl- h-El from hauaI.
~eLr sarah a Eliza from ho0Lau.
>chr l.aviuia from Kauai
>1E- hob Roy from Eva.
TUESDAY, May :.
Sra- Iwalaal. Weir. from Hamakua
>al- Nile Morris from hoolau.
-tm- kaala Underwood. from Naianae
a-L Nl5alua-
WEDNESDAY, Mays.
Sru- kiuau. Loreuzen. from Maui and
Hawaii.
rrmr C r Bishop. lie Claire from Koolau,
Oahu.
Stm-J A Cummin~. Nelson. from Koo-
Sch- Josephine from Eva.
THURSDAY May 8.
Stur James Makee, Macaulav from
kzTlaa.
Slhr Noiwahiue from Hamakua.
~chr Eawailaui from Eva
Sch- Josephine from Eva
-cn- Rob Boy from Eva.
Sch- Rainbow from hoolau.
FRIDAY May 10.
Tern W. Bovine. Bluhm, Il days from
san Francisco.
Srm- KaaIa. Underwood, from Waianae
and Mals.ga
SATURDAY. May II.
Alu oktne KliliJaE, Cutler, from Puget
Sound
Stiur Lsilga, Clark. from Hamakua
Srrar Mokoii McGregor. from Molokai:
Sgmr A Cummins. Nelson. from hoo-
lau
Srmr Eiva from Maui
SUNDAY May Y.
Il N ; Alameda, Morse. % days
from San Francisco.
Sr-u- Ni5ahaia. Freeman, from Kauai.
stmr LiEelile Davies from kahuIUi
Stmr Waialeale. Campbell. from kiiauea
and Eanalei.
Schr Mary from Hanalei
-clr sarah & Eliza from hU@.uU.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-14

contained true copy Of the trust
deed by which the trust was formed.
Judge Wallace finally decided to
exclude the copy of the trust deed,
and with an objection to this ruling
the case of the people came to an
end.
The only witness put on the stand
for the defendant was F. W Zelle,
who testified that the exchange of
stock and certificates was made be-
tween Mr.. Searles and himself on
the Oakland boat on the morning
when Mr.. Searles left the city for
New York
The case will be argued on May
10th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-14
DEPARTURES.

MONDAY, Mayo
Stur James Makee. 2IacauIav. for Ka-
Faa, 3 J. m
Rms : Mariposa, Hayward, for san
Francisco.
smr Kaala. Underwood for WaiaIua
ana N-lanae, ~ y q ~.
am.
S-rnr Viva for Maui at5p m.
>uur LehUa, Clark. for Hamakua, Ha-
ws.l. 20 : pm
St1Ir AIokolii. McGregor, for Niolokai, at
saar Ka Motor Koholalele
>chr Mary for Hanalei
>ch- Rainbow for koOlau and Punaluu.
TUESDAY, May :.
-rla- So 81 Hall, CLANCY, for Maui and
Hawaii. DO a. IN
Srmr LiEelike, Davies, for Kahului and
way ports. al ) p III.
St-ar Iillihala. Freeman. for Kauai, at
5p m
>-ar Ilka for Hamakua.
Schr kulamauU Tor KoEa.
>clr Sarah and Eliza for ko0lau.
>ehr Layinia for Kauai.
~ahr hob Roy for Eva.
WEpNEsDAy May 5.
Stmr Klauea Hou. Cameron, for Ham
1 SrmT ? waiaieaIe. Campbell, for KiIauea
and Hanalei, al 8 pm.
THURSDAY, Mays
sunr Kaala, Underwood. for Waianae
and Waialua at a n.
Stlnr ! a CummIns, Nelson, for koo-
lau III a IA.
Schr Kauikeaouli for Hohala.
SCh- Nile Morris Tor hOplau.
4 .H.a j. Is.rr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-14
Mortgages Notice of Inten-
ton TO FOreclOSp.

NOG;IE IS ii EREBY GIVEN
- that pursuant 10 power OF sale contained
in certain mortgage deed. dated the 1t dav of
February, = d; 1888. made By LUX Tong Of
Honolulu. Island Of Oahu, 70 Alexander j Cart
wright. OF said Honolulu. recorded in the of;cs
Of the Registrar of COuyeyauces i'm Liner f0G
foIios- St. and for breach Of the conditions
IN said mortgage deed contained to-trit. -,
GOn-payment Of the interest when Dire mot IN
ana singular the lands. tcuelneuts and beredit,'
mentS. IN saip mortgage deed cOufciued "a
described WIZ after the time limited BIZ Jaw and
at a time 10 be hereafter designated he old -
pu0lic auction on account OF the breach If tbl-
conditions a. hereinbefOre mentioned
Inc properly IN said mortgage described h.
ing situated at ka!ihi. Island Of Oahn. ana
more particularly described as follows
i-AH that land conveyed by Edva-d s.-af-,
70 hahelc' by deed dated the 9Th DAY OF Novem
per; i9s ana m recorded in me Office Of the said
1853. Area 1910 acres.
@-Ail Thar parcel Of land described in PovaI
ratent No bD4 Apana 9and bounded ard des-
cTibed as follows:
faro arc Land1-Commencing at the North corner
Oh thls land az auwai. and running: : 4so Is
magnetic l44g feet along auwai ; TO Is K
InnaSheuc -%l.3 feet along MakaIea. ; AZ IS
" magnetic 1879 feet along Makauea. ) ~ Sc.
Z magnetic 243.7 feet along Makauea y So 81
Z magnetic lU feet along portion OF this ROYAL
Patent, y 400 3j W magnetic 50 feet af6pg
sane along fence, 457 81. E magnetic 7O.5
Ieet along same along fence. y 90 Is W mag
~ ~ itNL dlOIE halldNa. - - W + mag
netle 30 feet along haliawa, y 127 30 " mac
netic 1916 feet along Kaliawa, thence y 459 30.
W magnetic 1906 feet along Kaliawa 10 initial
point. Area 97-1OO Of an acre and heinz the
same premises that were conveyed to the said
mortgagor by Bolte and NJ Green. Assirnees
Of AioDa. by deed dated the 23d of August. 1885,,
and recorded in the Office OF the said Registrar.
in Liber IS, on folios 354-6
A. j. CARTWRIGHT, Mortgage
]. NJ Monsarrat, Attorney for Mortragee.
Dated Honolulu April -. 1889. 1267-4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-14
Mortgages Notice of Inten-
tiOn to FOreclOSe.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that pursuant TO q power of sale contained
in a certain mortgage deed bearing date Feb
rua-y 9Th, 1882, made by Charles IL Judd Trus-
tee of His Majesty KalakaUa TO Curtis P Iau-
kea, guardian of Kaaua. both of Honolulu,
Hawaiian Islands. Of record in tire Office of the
Registrar of Conyeyances, in said Honolulu, in
Liber 20, pages 215 and PIG, of miscellaneous
Records, and for the breach of the conditions
in said mortgage deed. contained 10 wit: the
non-payment of both principal ard interest
when due, that the undersigned intends to fore
close said mortgage, and that all and singular
the lands, tenements and hereditaments in said
mortgage deed, named and described will at the
time limited by law be sold at public auction,
on account of the breach OF the conditions as
herein before mentioned.
The property in said mortgage described be-
ing as follows:
Ali of that certain tract of land situate in
Puma, Hawaii. known as the Ahupuaa of kaha-
nalea said to contain 2G ,420 acres being the
same premises awarded TO William & Lunalilo
as Apana II, of Land Commission Award 1863 L
and more particularly described in Deed of ]
Mort Smith. Edwin o Hall and Sanford Dole.
a. Trustees of the estate of said William G
Lunalilo, dated the 3D. day of February, 1882
recorded i'll L1ber 73. pages 2I3 and ia.
CURTIS A. lAUKEA
Guardian of Kaaua. Mortgage
W. Austin Whiting. Attorney.
Dated May 6, 1899 1891
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-14

Vessels in Port from Foreign Ports.
am Mis- pkt Morning Star, Garland. I.
Ger blk G. N'WilcOy Rasch. Bremen
II 3 N ; Cormorant. Nicolls, Hawaii.
Blk Olaf TrygyasOn, Never, Newcastle
Bll Alex Mcneil, Friis, San Francisco.
Haw blk Andrew WEIGH, Marston, New
castle
Rr bis Jamaica, Siebert, Glasgow.
Blk DR.. Metzger, Newcastle.
Am bk c 0 Whitmore, Ward, Puget Sound.
BktS NCastle, Hubbard, San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-14
Mortgages Notice Of Fore
closure.

NAOSuIcs
IN ACCORDANCE WITH A
Il power OF sale contained in certain mort
gage made by Nicholas Anna and Ana Momone
Jf. OF Honolulu, Island OF Oahu, to William g
Achi of said Honolulu, dated April fst 1Ss6
and recorded in the Registry OF Deeds in said
Honolulu. in Liber IS. on pages ira and 1T5 onS
assigned by said " c Achi 10 Peter Dalton Inv
ueed OF assignment executed July q. 1886, and
ia. 80 y" PHE'
Notice is hereby given that the said Peter
Dalton, assignee as aforesaid. intends TO fore
close sara mortgage for condition broken, 20
VII: non-payment of principal and interest
ana upon such foreclosure will sell az public
auction, at a time and place to be hereafter
designated, all and singular the land tenenents
as below specified.
Further particulars can be obtained bv appU
cation to ". .. Smith. Fort street, Honolulu.
Attorney OF said Peter Dalton.
PETER DALTON.
Honolulu, April %, 1889.
The premises and property to be sold are:
lsr-That parcel of land situate at Kaumaba-
pill, Honolulu. Oahu, bounded and describeC
as follows:
E hoomaka ana ma Ike xiii Hema keia
Apana Anna pill ana ko Panaewa, (sa hapa
mua keia apana lilo IA Pauaewa) q me Ike
alanui ka Hui, maheIe ana ka pa okoa, a
moe aku Ia Ia aOaO mua Ak 14o Is Hik &c ka-
pual pill ana Se alanui o ka Hui, hiki ko
i tAuilaL' tidil.s' An 10 oO nom l kaulahao II
kapual ma ko kuahau q me liO Waiau, a uili kO
huluhinu; alaila, He 2So Kom 81 kapuaf ma ko
huluhinu pill aku ko Panaewa; alaila, Hem
33' 10 Hik kaulahaO % kapuai ma ko PanaeYa
a hikI / ka boomaka ana, maloko o keia apana
Ia he Il anana kuea. OF Xxi aku a emf Xxi mai
paha.
2d-Au those premises situated at Eva, in
said Island of Oahu, containing 50 7-1O acres
conveyed to said Ana MomOna. II, BY b Kahale-
pOui by deed dated ---1SS- and recorded
in said Honolulu. in Liber %, on page 413.
5d-Al the undivided One-fOurth of the Dre-
misses situate at Waiau, In said Eva, contain.
ing II acres, 80 fathoms and feet convened by
salem Z Hanchett to Antonio Phillips by deed
dated March %, 1850, and recorded in said Reg
istry in Liber 4, on pages 1913 and 1874, and
devised by said Antonio Phillips to safd
Nicholas Anna and others by VIII duly ad
nitted to Probate
Together with all the privileges and appur
enances belonging to said mortgaged property.
If26S-3t1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-14
Mortgages Notice of Fore
closure.
IN ACCORDANCE W.

~ CE WITH a
4 power given in certain mortgage made bv
himG hoIo OF Honolulu. Oahu, to 5 K Aki Of
recorded in Liber liz, on page 400, and I'm order
to foreclose said mortgage. the lands herein
after mentioned will be sold at Public Auction
at the auction rooms of Jas 2 No-gan -
Queen street. on SATURDAY. Nav ff7b fssa
at II o'clock noon. '0'''
The land mentioned in said mortgage are os
follows: a. az
LnaI piece or p9rce. OF land situated at Waio
hull. kula. Island of Maui the same heinz tLc
land granted to kahulukaei k. Royal Patent No
OH. II contains Is acres II is q GOOD land
for cultivating corn. 'uu
;. &. AK, Mo-tgaeee.
Honolulu. April -. 1889.
FOR further particulars apply to u Kaaukai.
the attorney for mortgage at his office over the
bank of Bishop & Co. Isss- A. IL
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9drRrtsgm9nf.
Mortgagee,s Notice Of Sale

DY VIRTUE OF \ POWER
ID Of sale contained in a certain MORTGAGE
Deed given by Ekekei9 and Kuhia her busbond
Of LaupahOehoc. Hiio. Hawaii to the u1der'
signed, E. W. Barnard, of LaupahOehOp UiIo
Hawaii, aforesaid. dated April 3. fSSS. and 70
corded in the Registry of Deeds in Liber no
and pages POI, 90 aGd 263; and for the breach ~
said mortgage deed contained. to wit: The ON
payment OF principal and interest when due
that the undersigned intends to forecl0se said
mortgage: and that all the lands. tenemcnts
and herediiaments in said mortgage deed
named and described will after the time lin
tied by law and publication OF same be sold at
Public Auction.
FOR further particulars inquire OF W E. Bar
nard; or TO James Nation. Attorney for the
Mortgage.
<. ". BARNARD, Mortragee.
Laupahoehoe, Hawaii, April 81. 1885
The property in said mortgage described being
as follows:
All That certain tract or parcel of iand situated
AZ Puueo, Hilo. Hawaii, being the same prem
Ises more particularly describedin Royal Patent
1867; and also that tract or parcel of land
situated at hahua. more particularly described
IN Royal Patent 1853. That tract or parcel of
land situated at Puueo, Hilo, containing 9g3
I6-lCO acres. and the other AZ Kahua. containing
aCEes- 1854
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-14
Mortgages Notice Of Fore
closure.


IN ACCORDANCE WITH A
Il power of sale contained in a certain mort
gage deed made by MeeanG Lahilahi and S
hamal of Palolo, oahu, 70 J CatWripbf
trustee for the estate Of r " Holt Of Honolulu
dated December f. 1882. and recorded in the
registry OF Deeds, in Liber e, pages 13g and f4O
Notice Is hereby given that the MORTGAGE
intend 10 fOreclOse said mortgage for condition
broken, to wit: the non-payment of Interest
and principal, and upon such foreclosure win
sell at public auction, at a time aud place TO be
hereafter designated, all and singular the lands
teuemelts and hereditaments described in said
mortgage as below specified
Further particulars can be had OF A. j Cart
wright or " X. Castle, attorney for mOrtgagec.
Dated Honolulu. April -, 1889
4. j. CARTWRIGHT. Mgrtggoee
The premises TO be sold are: Those tracts or
parcels of land in Palolo. Oahu. and more parti-
culary described in Royal Patent No 2553
Land commission Award No. $40 in inc
name OF hahakauila. conveyed 20 Kaauhorua
by deed Of Chas 7 Gulick, Administrator of fine
estate OF W HOehonua. dated April fG tseO
recorded IN Liber IS, page So containing an
area Of ~ IS square chains
Also, All those premises in said PaloIo more
particularly described in z 2j5G. L G las
In the name OF LiOe. containing an area Of 2.5G
s1u9re chains and conveyed to said Kqauhonua
rather ot said NJ Lahilahi. by deed OF KaaosoiIa
L:oe Is. dated March 9, 1874. recorded I'm Ifber
-, page l5S.
Together with all and singular the teuemeDts
herediIament- and aDUurteuauces thereuutas
OeiOHHluE- 1858 a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-14

A man, whose wife was very dull
at guessing conuhdrums, said to her
at dinner-"My dear, can you tell
me why 1 am so quick in making up
my mind ?'-"Well, John" she can
didly answered, 81 suppose it's be-
cause there isn't much in it to make
up"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-05-14

c.rrint. 81 Produce for The week.

Bags sugar. Bags rice. Mis-, pkgs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-03
PIG0TT DEAD, SURE.
The Body of the Suicide in Madrid Identified
as the Forger.

LONDON, March "A Madrid dispatch
received this afternoon removes all doubt
as to the identity of the man who shot him
self yesterday, and the body has been fully
identified as that of Pigott, by the officials
of the British embassy.
On Thursday an interpreter showed
Pigott the sights of Madrid. On that day
Pigott sent a telegram addressed "Ponos-
onby'' TO the Office in London of Soames
Times solicitor. This telegram announced
his safe arrival in Madrid and gave his ad-
dress It is inferred that the English gov
eminent learned from this telegram that
Pigott was in Madrid. 1t is reported that q
notebook containing the addresses of d
number of persons in Ireland was found on
the body.
Pigott's suicide caused Il profound sensa-
ton throughout England. Witnesses have
started from Paris for Madrid for the pur-
pose Of formally Identifying the body. The
Madrid police intend to hold the effects of
the suicide. pending an order from the
court relative 10 their disposal.
The telegram Pigott sent from Madrid on
Thursday 10 Soames' office in London was
addressed to Shannon Times Dublin
solicitor, not Ponsonby as at first reported
On receipt of the telegram SOlmes notified
the police of the whereabouts of PigOtt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-03
UTAH'S ADMISSION.
The Majority and Minority Re-
ports Presented in the House.
THE CHEROKEE INDIAN OUTLET,
The Discussion in the House Upon the Payment
of Back Salary to the Widow OF
Judge Waite
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Maiority reports
were submitted to the Senate by Senators
Platt and Chandler from the special COM
mittee on Indian traders and Chippewa
lumber contracts, and a minority report by
Senators Blackburn and Faulkner. The
majority reports charge ineXcusable neglect
of duty and serious administrati We incapac
ity on the part of the late Commissioner
of Indian Affairs, J. d. G.. Atkins, and will
ful and deliberate disoOedience of laws and
orders and gross abuse of official
power on the part of the Chippewa
Indian agent, James 7. Gregory
all resulting in the oppression
and spoilation of hundreds of destitute,
ignorant and helpless Indians who as wards
OF the nation have been for care and pro
lection mistakenly cOntided to these two I'M
faithful officers. That for misconduct of
Agent Gregory and for wrongs done by him
to the Indians since March, 1888 Secre-
tarE of the Interior, Hon. William F. Villas,
is also fully responsible and is censurable
The minority report dissent from these
conclusions and say the charges are not
sustained.
At the evening session the Presidents
veto of the direct tax bill was presented
and read, and after short debate the bill
was passed over the Presidents veto; yeas,
10: nays, g. The negatives votes We're given
by Senators Blair, Call, Coke, Edmunds,
Jones, of Arkansas, Pascoe, Reagan,
Salisbury and Vest.
The conference reportwas presented and
agreed to on the bills to amend the inter
state commerce law and the Dill in regard
to salmon fisheries in Alaskan waters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-03
THE OLD MILL-WHEEL."
BY MISS JOSEPHINE SPENCER.

What tale the widowed mill-wheeI tells
As it swings on its axle old.
And the idle water slowly wells
From its crevices' feeble hold.
It is wbirlng not 10 the streams full tide.
! As II used in days of y0re.
For the power and use of its days OF pride,
| In the land dim youth are DER.
And younger spirit wields the strength
That lay in the waters Drawn,
For the tapping beltss through the new mills
! length,
By the steams pent breath are drawn.
And the old wheel hangs in its crumbling frame
| Where the moss and the grasses live
And the only pride that its use may claim.
! The poet and painter give.
For picture is drawn with touches bold
! In its stains and its damp decay
\ mou-nful legend simply told
OF the pride OF another day.
There is nothing to CLEAN from the stream tina.
flows
II cannot tell of the joys and woes
OF time that has long since fed.
1t only sings. as it wanders by,
OF the willows ana grass that lean
From the shady banks that are shelving nigh,
Meath the old tree 5 leafy screen.
OF the smith who works where the waters
At his forge through the summer day.
And feels the breath of the airs that wend
With the stream in its onward way.
And the tide that sprang from the wheels broad
breast
Merrily long ago.
Has passed and the spot where its waters rest.
No one shall ever know
From its wellloved sport at the wheels high
leap,
It passed to the unpaved bed.
Where the canyon waters, swift and deep,
To the far of river led.
The sound of its cheerful song was stille1
In the river silent fOw,-
And the grave OF some lonely lake fulfilled
Its destiny long ago
But the romance lives with the worn-out wheel,
That whirled to the waters rhyme,
When its note was the omen of human veal,
In the struggles of olden time.
Blithely il swung in the cheerful sight
OF the harvest's golden yield:
Mutely II hung when the cricllet's blight
Swept over the waving field.
AS the seasons came with their changes fraught
To the tOilworn pioneer.
The wheel in its sound or its silence, wrought
An echo of woe or cheer.
And So till the measure of time was crowned
With the wealth of fertile soil
And the feeble whirr OF its pulse was drowned
In the noise of the Steam'S swift toll.
But the wheel still hangs in its crumbling frame
Where the moss and the grasses live,
And the only pride that its use may claim
The poet and painter give.
mouth Of City Creek Canyon, Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-03
The Receiver Exanerated.

In the Supreme Court yesterday, Judge
Henderson delivered the opinion on the re
port of Examiner Hardness, as to the
charges made against Receiver Dyer and
his attorneys. The court fully sustains
Judge Hardness report, and exonerates
the receiver and his attorneys from all
the charges. 1t allows Judge Hardness
300 for his services, and Judge Marshall
and Mr.. Critchlow are to receive $3.50 each.
The expenses of the examination ordered by
the court are to come out of the church funds
in the receivers hands. This amounts to
nearly $3,5OO-the exact figures have not
been made by the clerk-taken out of this
property as a result of the trustees
charges, but which are not assessed to them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-03
National Cemetery Roads.

Special to THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dispatch
Z WASHINGTON, March 1.-The conferees of
he Senate and House on the sundry civil
bill to-day agreed to the item of $4,000 for
continuing the construction and repair of
the roads leading 70 the national cemetery
AT San Francisco.
The item also provides for the planting
Of trees and shrubs, and for the protection
aud fencing Of said road and reservation in
which the cemetery IS situated, and also for
the preservation of the same and its springs
of water used for irrigating the post and
cen. etery drifting sand. and for the CON
structiOn of a roadway connecting the Fort
Mason reservation with said reservation
and cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-03

Special TO THE HERALD ExaminerIDispatch.l
WAsIFINGToN, D. c., March 2.--Surveyor-
General Hammond, of San Francisco, who
has been spending the past week in Boston,
RETURNED TO the city this evening. During
MS stay in Washington, Mr. Hammond will
be the kguest Of General E. T. Beale, form
erly Surveyor General of California.
Whileg enroute to San Francisco, Mr.. Ham
mond twill stop oyer at Baltimore and New
York; and make a careful examination of
She fpublic parks in those cities. General
Be3tver. of Pennsylvania, who will be the
GrH ind Marshal of the inaugural parade, has
as ed Mr. Hammond to serve as an aide of
~ ,staff as a representative of the Califor-
,,.s,1 National guard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-03
Postnmce Changes.

Especial to THE HERALD Examiner di spateh. !
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2.-The post
master general to-day made the following
changes in the mail routes in Nevada:
From Candelario to Columbus increased to
six times week: Wadsworth to Saltwater
three times a week; from Suscaroral TO
Whiterock three times week; from Ham
ilton to Eberhardt three times a week;
from Electra to Bullion twice week;
from Fletcher to Wellington three times a
week. These changes go into effect
March H.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-03
the San Francisco postoflice.

Ispecial to TIE HERALD Examiner Dispatch
WASHINGTON, d. G., March 2.--John P.
irish, s5 the commission appointed to select
a site fer the San Francisco postofice, left
beYie tonight He has despaired of
lAdr. Stoae to sign the report agreed
mon hs Mr.. Bryant and himself. selecting
ne site at the corner of Eighth and Mission
streets The whole subject will therefore
90 oyer until the next administration Sec
rotary Fairchild IS not disposed to accept
the report signed by only tryo members of
the commission and as Mr.. Stone is mani
festly disinclined to be hurried IN the mat
sser, Mr.. Irish concludes that his further
9senee is unnecessary. Moreover the
Qn Oh the two sites will expire within a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-03
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Gladstone's son who was i'll yesterday is
better today.
\ dispatch from BeGlin says the govern
ment has decided to prevent Dr.. Peters
expedition for the relief of Emin Bey,
from proceeding to the interior Of Africa.
1t Is reported at Pittsburg that Il big riot
is in progress at the Carbon stone quar-
RIGS near Youngstown, Ohio. Three sher-
ifs have gone to the scene. Several per-
sons are reported wounded.
George Siddons, champion feather-weight
of the Northwest, and George Leninc.
champion of Saginaw Valley. fought sew
enty rounds to draw, on Friday, at East
Saginaw, Michigan. lasting over five hours.
1t is now estimated that the Gibson and
Parish fire at Chicago. last night. d!d
500, OGO worth of damage.