The morning call., 1892-04-27
The schooner Reliance ashore.

Peace for the Territory OF Alaska and have
jurisdiction In 0fenses and crimes of every
description. He will be accompanied on
the cruise by his wife, who has made three
previous trips with him.
The quarantine on Angel Island was not
raised yesterday as expected. 1t is most
probable that the Chinese steerage passen-
gers will be held till the arrival of the Bel
gic. which is looked for to-day.
Antoine Silva, fisherman. had a narrow
escape from drowning in the bay on Mon
day night. de was found BIZ brother fish
erman. Antonio PASCAL. clinging to an up
turned boat. and had been in the water
more than half an hour.
A number of.membeTs Of the Order OF Old
Fellows came down to this city from Vallejo
and enjoyed a trip to FL Campo on the
steamer j. ri. Donahue yesterday morning.
The rails of the Belt railroad were badly
torn near Broadway wharf early yesterday
morning by the derailment of two cars by a
broken switch
The lighthouse tender Medrono was en-
gagged all day yesterday laying buoys, etc.
in the bay. One af these was at Blossom
Rock. another at Fort Point
The steamer Lakme, which recently
brought up a large cargo OF coffee from
Central America. Is loading for Guatemala.
Nicaragua and Salvador at the Mission
street wharf, and will sail on Saturday with
full cargo.
The schooner Lizzie Pren Of the Coquile
lumber fleet. which left last Saturday, re-
turned to this port yesterday, having lost
her center-b board 2J0 miles southwest Of the
Earalones.
The British ship Knight Commander
now out one year, two months and twenty
days from Antwerp for this port, has h ad
nothing but a succession Of mishaps since
her launch % years ago and Is regarded as
the most unlncky vessel afioat. On her
present trip she was detained At Port
stanley. SOutn america hV a mnfIuN
crew.
Captain j. G. Slower Of the ship Daniel
Barnes died in Port Towns end last Thurs
day Of general debility. He was rs years
OF age and had been master of ships for
50 years. He entered the Golden Gate in
1919 Tor the first time and on November IS,
1891, for the last time. The body will be
EN- balmed and sent East
The United States cruiser Boston was
spoken at Mazatlan by the Pacific Mail
steamship San Bias, due here to-day The
Boston will join the Charleston and Balti-
more at San Diego.
The removals fer to-day are the barkeu-
tine Skagit from Third street to sea, the
ship l. +. Chapman from Steuart street to the
stream, the ship Il. Billings from Union
street TO Steuart, the bark Andrew Welch
from the stream 10 the refinery, the barken-
tine Falkinburg from the stream to sea and
the ship JabeZ HeYes from Beale street
to sea.
nc "inu al oint LoooS was oioWing -
miles an hour from The northwest yesterday
Inside the air was much lighter.
The British ship Otterspool, 13l days from
Liverpool, arrived yesterday. On her way
she spoke the British ship Dandonaid, from
Swansea fer San Francisco. George Burns.
aged 45. native of Cumberland. England
and boatswain of the ship, fell from the
main yard on deck. off the Horn, aud died
al hour later. He was buried at sea on the
same day.
The British ship Craiglands, Captain
Forbes. with cargo Of wheat from Port
land, Oregon. for Limerick, put into the
shannon on April 6. When rounding the
Horn Second Officer Hoone was killed by
sea. and one Of the sailors had both his legs
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