The morning call., 1891-08-28
SEA AND SHORE.
A Seaman of the Cle0ne Washed
Overheard and Drowned.
The Pensacola Ready for sea-Accident to a
Dredger-The Eudora in Distress-Big
Freight for the sunol.

The Norwegian bark Cleone, which ar
rived at this port from Glasgow few days
ago, had the misfortune TO lose one of her
crew on the passage. The accident occurred
during heavy gale on the afternoon of the
second day after the vessel left the Tail of
the Bank. While furling the jib Carl Isaac
son, o native of Norway, q years old, was
washed off the jibboom aud drowned. AS
soon as possible the vessel was hove to, but
owing to the heavy sea no boat could be
lowered.
The steamer Sirius has put into San Diego
short of coal. She is on her way from
lquique to this port.
LOADED TO THE GUARDS.
The steamer Sunolle her berth yesterday
afternoon loaded to the guards with freight,
and then had to leave quite large pile on
the wharf. She also had large number Of
passengers. An effort is being made to re-
duce the big pile of fruit-boXes on East
street by shipping them I'D the river on
bargeS. The barge Orient took about 5000
of them yesterday, but the pile seems as
big as ever.
The steamer City of Stockton spent
several hours on her trip from Stockto
pumping the water out of the Governme mt
dredger. near Head Beach. The dredger
had sprung leak, and only for the assist
ance rendered by the steamer would have
gone to the bottom
DRAGGED HER ANCHOR.
Signals of distress were observed, about
o'clock yesterday afternoon, flying on board
the British ship Eudora, lying in the stream
off Vallejo street. The tug Rescue went to
her assistance and found she had dragged
her anchor and had drlfted up opposite the
ferries. She was towed to more secure
anchorage.
A. ID
Ing very anxious for her safety. She left
San Diego for Honolulu in July, and had
not arrived at her destination when the
Zealandia left for this city.
ALL READY FOR SEA.
The war-ship Pensacola is still alongside
the dock at Mare Island, but IS all ready for
sea, and it is expected she will proceed to
sea Tomorrow, without stopping at this
city. Lieutenant-C c. c. Todd
has been granted two months leave of ID
sence. and the position OF Executive Officer
has been filed by Lieutenant Singer, re-
Gently with the Ranger.
The single ship of the Salvador navy fin
ished repairs yesterday and started around
the bay for trial trip. Quite large party
was on board, aud it is said that the boat
acted very well. She will soon leave for
home.
The weather yesterday was foggy. with
west wind blowing sixteen miles an hour.
The barometer stood 5000.
IN AND ABOUT THE BAY.
The Dione went yesterday to Green-street
Wharf, the General Fairchild To Howard,
jeremiah Thompson to Oakland, Drumel-
ton to Long Bridge, Commodore T. II. Allen
to Steuart street, RObart Besnard to the re-
tinery and the BodryddOn to the rolling
mills. To-day the steamer Rio de |aneiro
will go on the dock at Hunters Point to
clean and paint, the City of Florence will
come down from Port Costa ana the Glen
burn and Vidette will tow to sea.
IN FROM SEA.
The arrivals were the steamers Oregon
from Portland, Gypsy from Santa Cruz,
Humboldt from Eureka and Point Arena
from Mendocino. The bark TheObald, from
Seattle, brought 1900 tons of coal for Hus-
band IL Brooks and the schooners Mary Gil
bert, Wing and Wing, Mary Eta and Ivan
hoe came from Coast ports.
DEPARTURES RECORDED.
The steamers Manuel Dublan left for San
Diego, the Eureka for Wilmington, Colum-
bia for Astoria, and NewsbOy for Navarro.
The ship Oceana tOwed to sea bound to ST.
NaZaire, the bark st. James Sailed for
Fleetwood, and the sch0oners Gussie Klose,
Guide and Eureka sailed for coast ports.