The Hawaiian gazette., 1891-09-22
san Francisco News.

Reports fron Alzskz zre that there
| hzs been ll5 ru1 Of salmon ard :
l2rge p2ck.
A association called t5e Beard Q;
/ Manufacturers and Employers, has been
organized . oppose the labor unions.
| The policy OF the association VIII Be %
[ Sshi strikes with lockCllS.
Lucky Baldwin hiss purchased the
! Arcade Building. adjoining The Baldwin
Bo.el, for 500 900. and all erect ten
SOY ire prof addition 70 MS big carr
vznso-y
:. Il. DAILY. who Numbered T. :. :
BcckDan. hiss been sentenced 10 lie IN
DrlSoluslt.
Mma. Sarah Bernhard. h&s under en-
tan p-ztlol tO--r which i made Vii
throw sll io-ner theatrical trips into IL
significance. She intends % travel 20 the
maritime countries 9. the globe n :
steamship chartered io- Ire exclusive
use a herself and her troupe, an6 %
time The stops bT the season II such
manner lhzt f1- two years, wherever she
may - playing. i vii De winter
Rc5olph Hochko6er, the AUstro-HCa-
Esriz1 Consul 70 this pOTI. : dead. He
EzS 8 pioneer merchant and representa-
tive citizen.
Tce locsl passenger train iron Sara
mento % this city r2n Of Ihe 5Tes-le
seven miles This SIDE o. the former place,
killing Mail Agent Q1inoly and severely
/ injGring several passengers.
SAN Rainey. Superintendent q The
Fire Department Cooperation Yard, and
one q Boss Boekley's most valuable
benchnen in the pass, has resigned.
II J. Flavin, o. the / " L. clothing
establishment, has failed, and been al
tzched by his creditors. His liabilities
are about s2S9,000.
Tie citizens q Vancouver have
grievance zgzias. United States Consul
JAY Ewing. and are moving for bis r.
nOvzl. He would Dot seal = carload o.
six after Office hours
George Croker, son Of ihel2,e Charles
Croker, was seriously injured 6y 2 fall
from s cable CIR last week He Is slowly
recovering
Atto-ney-Gener2l Hart has fled
petition charging the Hiberniz Savings
and Losn Society q this city with hay-
ing upwards % 100000 O. escheste1
money IN is possession belonging % the
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money escheste6 10 the State
There have bs=n Nc neE developments
II regard u the estste q Mrs. Mark Hop
kins- SeaEleS, except that Se2r.es has
solicited 81 Interview with tie cIsi1-
he-lied iosreT-son Tin Hopkins. for the
p1rp0se q compromising the case with
o1r gong into Court
TIE widow @ the ate John Wielsnd,
the noted brewer. died last week. She
leaves Al estate worth 81 81, 000.
The late Judge Hague left az estzte
valued 81 SI25yU00.
The monument 70 Slzrr King, the
patriot. orator and preacher, has been
completed and VII soon Re unveiled II
Golden Gate PARK.
God progress Is being made OF the
Bet Rzilrozd along the water front, and
Il Is expected that cars viii b running
within sixty days.
Warden Hale, Of San Quentin, has de-
iested plot Of some q the most desPeT-
ate criminals n the prison 10 murder the
officials snd set the coaTIefs al Liberty.
me ringlea6ers arg DOW IN solitary con-
6nement and s1bsisting on bread and
water.
The North Beach and Mission street /
railroad 5 TO Be equipped with electric
cars The change vii Be made by bay |
Isl next
P. Z. Maxwell, who vas implicated II 1
the Murder Of Z. s. Coioni, IN Oakland, /
has been liberated On the ground that 1
the evidence MAS lot sufficient to hold /
him. Inc decision is very unpopular
On September zfh the Los Angeles ex- I
press when seven miles south. Of Modesto /
was stopped by several masked highway !
men, VINO forced the engineer 10 halt the 4
train and then assist them TO break open /
the express car. They showed the nerve /
and skill that comes Of experience, and .
no doubt they would have looted the /
treasure IN the express car had il not /
been Tor Railroad Detective Len Harris.
He, though armed only with 32-czliber