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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03
A GRASS VALLEY FIRE.
Arrest Of Drunkard and Wife-Beater on Sus-
picion of Causing the Blaze.

picion of Causing the Bezs.
GRASS VALLEY, June 2.-Joseph Rodda, an
habitual drunkard and wiie-beater, drove his
family from the house Sunday. Blood was run
ming down the woman's face and size was scream
ing murder" de then discharged loaded
shotgun in the direction of Two men, when the
weapon was taken away and broken over his
back. Half au hour later the house was discoy-
cred in flames and with Its contents was totally
DESTROYED. ROdda was the only person on the
premises when The fire was discovered, and cir
cumstauces indicate that lie applied the torch.
The dwelling was distant from water facilities,
and only good fortune saved a row OF buildings.
Insurance. $1,000. Rodda Is in jail on charge
OF disturbing the peace, pending an inYestiga-
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wAwoNA, June 2.-E. W. Chapman, L. p.
Madden, II. Fl. Hecht, J. II. OBrien. Yosemite
Commissioners, arrived last night and went to
Yosemite This morning. Frank NJ. PIxley and
party, accompanied by Mr.. A. ii. Washbnrn,
arrived at noon Today by special conveyance
from Raymond. John p. Irish arrived on the
stage lhis evening. 0lher members of the COM
mission are expected tomorrow. Ihey meet IN
Yosemite Wednesday, when full board is ex-
nPpted.
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Box sawvers and NaiIer,.

There was an unusually large attendance at
the meeting of the Box Sawyers' and Nalers'
Union, and addresses upon the benefits OF trade
organization were made by Charles GrambaIth,
President OF the Federated Trades, j. Smith and
l.. Cretow OF the Cigar-makers' Union. A letter
from Oregon was read, stating that the boycott
Co., on account of their dealings with Hobbs,
Wall s. Co., was being enforced in that section
Of the cOlntry.
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Retail Shoe Clerks.

The Retail Shoe Gle ks Association met last
evening at 419 Geary street, and its various
committees gave most favorable reports as re-
CARDS their work. stating that early closing
among the shoe-deaers OF this city is an assured
fact A committee Will visit The various dealers
within the next few days and obtain signatures
To an agreement to close their stores on ana
after July 7th at o'clock in the evening ON
week days and IL o'clock:on Saturdays One
hundred dollars WAS donated 10 assist Ill the
movement.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-The Boston League
Club this afternoon knocked Vickery out OF the
box and bated Smith, WHO succeeded him,
almost hard. Attendance 1900. Summary:
PhiladelphlaS. ..,......... - U l u D
Bostons. ...................... U o 7 q U 2-l4
Base hits-Philadelphias II, Bostons 81. Errors
Philadelphia 5, Bostons =. Batteries-Nickery
Smith and Clements, n .chols and Bennett. Umpires
Powers and ZachariaS.
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Cigar-Makers.

The Agitation Board of The Cigar.makers'
Union, No. 22S, has begun 10 make arrange
ments for the picnic at Badgers PARK on the
Fourth OF July. AT the meeting of tie union this
evening candidates TO serve as officers for the
ensuing six mouths will be named. Large guam
titles OF boycott circulars against the two whole
sale firms which are under the ban OF the union
are being sent through the interior of Tie State
and also O Oregon
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did so. Among the affdavits upon which the
prisoner depends for another chance FOR his lie
is one relating TO 2 conversation between Alice
i. Aston, sister OF freeman, and wilkes, lhe
principal witness to Freeman's awful crime.
Mrs. Aston declared that Wilkes had stated
that Freeman did not murder the cook. Wilkes
Attorney in which he says he never made such
statement to the woman.
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HYDRAULIC MINING.

The Mountains at Iowa Hill Being Washed
Away.
SACRAMENTO. June 2.-Thc Evening Bee
states that hydraulic mining Is being conducted
at Iowa Hill, where monitors are daily running.
Passeng ers along the Central Pacific are daily
RECALLED with the sight of three mighty streams
directed against the bank of earth at Iowa HUI.
The mountains are being dismantled, and it Is
said that preparations are making for full
seasons work III ere among the hydraulickers.
MARYSvILLE, June 2.-ln the superior Court
to-day Joel Bean OF Scales, Sierra County, was
found guilty OF contempt in violating The anti
debris Injunction, and fined $500 with the option
of 500 DAYS Imprisonment. Bean is supern-
rendent of the Cleveland and Sierra Mining Com
pany. He made no appearance iu court. The
testimony was strong against him.
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RaUard Offered.

GRASS VALLEY, June 2.-The Hartery Min.
Ing Company has offered reward of $3.50 for
the arrest and conviction of the party or parties
who fired the companys holstlng works. 1t Is
TumOred that il is known a man offered money 10
have tile drain tunnel caved in. The company
has the mine on lease and ask easier terms Tor
an extension Of time on purchase. ii conceS-
sons are not granted it is not likely operations
will be resumed
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BASEBALL GAMES.
YestRrdaV'' I.odSue and
Brotherhood Contests.

PITTsBUBG, June 2.-The local league team
was unable 10 solve Hutchinson's delivery this
afternoon, and their errors ran up Into double
figures. Attendance 700. Summary:
Pittsburgs ...O 20 o o O O.
ChcagOs ......................O 3 8 0 0 2-l4
Base hiIs-PiItsburgs 8. Chicagos IA. Errors-
PltIsburgs IA. Chicagos = Batteries-HutchIuson
Dermott
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BIRTHS-MARRIAGES-

GBirth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorizde
to have the same published.l
BORN.
JACKSON-In this city, June 2, 1890 to the wife OF
c. A. jackson. a daughter.
CARROLL-in this CITY, May 20, 1890, TO the wife
OF John j. Carroll, a son.
KURLFINKE-In this city. May 80, 1890. to the
wife of H. A Kurfnke, a daughter.
SlMoN-In this city, May 20, 1880, to the wife OF
5. S. Simon n daughter.
MowRY-In this city, May IS, 1890. to the wife
of George W. Mowry, son.
NELSON-In this city, May %, 1890. to the wife Of
Andrew w. Nelson, a daughter.
MUNTER-In this city, June 2, 1890, to the wife of
Henry Munter. a son.
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Collins Error.

NEW YORK, June An error by Collins on
ball which should have ended the game is
sponsible Tor the Brooslyn Leaguers defeat to-
day. Attendance 500. summary:
New Yorks.....................O0 0 o o ! u 3
Br0Okiyns. ....................l 90 / 2 20 o.
Base hlts-New Works IL, BroOklyns .. Errors
New Yorks 5, Brookiyns 2. Barteries-Rusie and
Buckley Carruthers and A. Clarke. Umpire-Mc-
OQaId.
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A PHILADELPHIA Victory.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2.-The local brother
hood club had walkover with Brooklyn to-day
by hard hitting III tae first TWO innings. Attend
ance 500. Summary:
Philadelphias. .................6 4 / o 90 O-l2
Brooklyns. U D U u
Base hits-Philadelph ias 49, Brooklyns 8. Errors
Philadelphia !, Br0uklyns 4. Batteries-Knell and
Cross, Sowders aud DAILY. Umpires-Knight and
Jones.
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iyl7 2y TuThsa&wy
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Sacrame 10 Children.

SACRAMENTO, June 2.-Tne City School Mar
shals have completed the census aud find 1851
children In the city under the age OF II years.
This is an increase of +O2 over last year, owing
10 the glorious Climate and immigration.
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THE FEENY MURDER.
couf citing Afidavits in Freeman's Applica-

tion fer New Trial.
SACRAMENTO, June 2.-Another step was
taken to-day 10 the application of Charles Free
man for new TRIAL II will be remembered that
In his application the condemned man got badly
mixed. His claim all along had been that he did
not kill Feeuy, the cook at the De Kay place.
but found him d. ad in barrel OF water. The
affidavit of May 3Ist in the petition for new
trial sets up that, when in liquor, Freeman Is
crazy and iirespons be, aud confesses that he
committed The murder, but was insane when he
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03

The auction held by S. w. Ferguson at
Mill Valley last Saturday was the most
successful suburban sale of the season.
There were four large train-loads of excur-
sionists and over $500 worth of property
was disposed OF. A number of the pur-
chasers will begin to improve at once.
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BAKERSFIELD, June 2.-On Decoration day
Hurlburt Post, g. A. r., presented The public
school with d national flag To-day the Women's
Relief Corps presented one TO the Board of SUI
pervisOrs 10 be hoisted on the Courthouse, the
building having never before had one.
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OBIT AIR Y.
7. B. GROOME.

The remains of r. B. Groome, brother
of l.. A. Groome of Alameda, who died last
Friday in San Luis Obispo County from in
iuries received two days previous from a
kick by colt which he was riding were
brought to Alameda and his funeral will
take place this afternoon from the Masonic
Hall. Deceased was a prominent stock
raiser of San Luis Obispo, and leaves a
widow, two daughters, a mother and broth
ers and sisters. He was member OF high
standing in the Masonic fraternity and a
native Of England, so years of age.
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AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENTS.

Efforts to Permanently Retain the Govern
ment Station al Visalia
VIsALIA, June 2.-This morning Attorney
Boiler appeared before the Board OF Supervisors
and made plea for a donation of $500 Of county
funds iowa d an amount necessary to secure a
Government experimental station at TulaTe City.
Two thousand three hundred dollars out OF the
$500, the amount necessary to permanently re-
lain the station In this county, has been raised by
private subscription. Both Kern and Fresno
counties are trying TO secure the station which
IS under The management of the AgI icultuIsI De-
paTtment OF the State University.
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TULARE DEMOCRATS.

Opening Session o: the County Convention at
Visalia.
VIsALIA, June 2.-The Democratic County
Convention met here this afternoon. About 40
delegates were 10 attendance. w. B. Wallace Of
Visalia was elected temporary Chairman and W.
II. Afford of Tuare temporary Secretary. Com
mittees were appointed and short speeches TO
arouse enthusiasm were made, after which an
adjournment was had till Tomorrow morning.
The hotels and boarding houses are crowded.
Candidates are busy scheming and arranging
caueases for The struggle tomorrow.
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THE PLAYERS LEAG&E.

Terrific Batting Oh racterizas III, V.rious
Contests.
BUFFALO, June 1.-The Blsons played In hard
luck in The game with the rittsburg Brotherhood
team to-day, and though but eight hits were
made on Baldwin, The Ome team was defeated.
Attendance 1000. mmary:
Bufralos. ......................O 0 o 0 o.
PlttsOurgs ................ IL o - 8
Base hits-BufalOs 7. Pttsburgs g. ErrOrs-Buf-
falOs l. PittSburgs s. Batteries-Baldwin and Mack,
Maui and Carroll. Umpires-terguson and Holbert-
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New Buildings for TempIetou.

TEMPLEToN, June 2.-Thls evening arrange
ments were perfected and contracts signed to
burn kiln of $50 900 bricks and erect Swed.
iSh Lutheran Church, with seating capacity oil
500 people. The Bank OF Templeton Is about TO
enter into a contract 10 erect large Drlek DOCK
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The Soprano Boy.

Much Interest is felt in The coming OF this re-
markable bOy-Master Blatchford Kavanagh.
He is only 8 years old, and his beauty and mod
esty are said to match his wonderful voice. He
is announced for four concerts next week-nree
evenings aud a Saturday matinee at Metiopol-
tan H4I
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Yesterday, three young Chinese women
escaped from the Chinese Mission, and
after wandering about the city became
tired of their liberty and delivered them
selves up at the Central Station. One of
them. Quey Moy, says she is under II years
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Few NJ pnidinos Bprned at Fresno.

FRESNO June 2.-This morning at 2 o'clock
fire WAS discovered IN low OF wooden buildings
between TulaTe aud Kern streets, on Front. In
a short time The whole row was in ashes, but the
department saved the fine brick block ad jdcent.
Loss, $1,000; insurance, $500.
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Timely Hitting.

NEW YORK, June 2.-The Giants Of the
Players League won to-day by timely hitting
Attendance 400. Summary:
New Yorks.. o o COS 80
BostOns. .......................0 o o 2 2 O. z
New Yorks 5, Bostons 8. Notwithstanding and
Ewing, Kliroy aud Kelly. Umpires-Matthews and
Cunning.
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Tha CLEVELAND Slnnpers

CHICAGO, June 2.-The Cleveland Brotherhood
leam batted Badwin's delivery all over the field
to-day and won as they liked. Attendance.
1900. Summary:
ChicagOs.. O 3 2 o o o. 7
Cleveiands. ---..-..........-..O 10 o y 3 30
Base hits-Chicagos s, Clevelands 20. Errors
Chlcagos g. Clcyelands g. Batteries-Baldwn and
Farrell. Bakely and Sutcline. Umplres - GaHney
aud Barnes.
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Marysville School Census.

MARYsvILLE, June 2.-The census OF the
Marysville schools has been completed and
gives Total Oiil2O0 persons under II years OF
age about the same number as last year.
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MILTON, June "A ire on the NJ. F. Tarpey
ranch, southeast Of here, destroyed his barn,
hay crop, seven head OF horses, wagons and
large amount OF machinery. The cause OF tile
fire is unknown.
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of age and is engaged to be married. The
escape of the women created great furor
in Chinatown. The women will probably
be returned to the Mission to-day. They
escaped by obtaining key to back door
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ForestrY Circ.e last tuted.

GRASS VALLEY, June 2.-Liberty Circle, Com
pauiOps OF the FOtcSt, was instituted here SatuT-
day evening by Grand Secretary Bremen Of the
A. U. +. OF A, San Francisco.
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Core.M.kers, Union.

The Core-makers' Union has Endorsed the mn
sicans' boycott OF the steamer I. c. Walker.
Arrangements are being made for the picnic at
Badgers Park on July goth. The Eignt-hour
League has subscribed for SIS worth OF tickets
for the picuic
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JOHN FORD.

John Ford, a resident of Grass Valley
for thirty years, died last evening, after a
lingering illness. He was native of Ire
land, aged 5S years. Deceased leaves
widow and two children also TWO brothers,
who are prominent citizens of San Jose and
Virginia City.
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Street-Car Trust.

LOUISVILLE, June 2.-The deal by which
New York and Philadelphia capitalists
will purchase the eutire street-car system
of Louisville is about completed. The
price paid was 50, 100000
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03

In young Ladies' School: Teacher
What are the three principal kinds Of
poetryP
Pupil-The lyric, the dramatic. and
and
Teacher Coming to her assistance
Come, you know; the cpl
Pupil-Oh, certainly; how stupid of me !!
and the epidemic. Judge.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Sailed.

MONDAY, June 2.
Stmr South Coast, Higgins, Fort Bragg.
Stmr Farallon. Bonifeld, faqulna Bay, etc.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers
DUBLIN-Arrtyed June 2-Stmr Lord o'Nlel, I'm
Baltimore.
BALTIM0RE-Arrived June 2-Stmr BORROW
dale from Liverpool.
Observation-Disclosures June 2-Stmr British
Prince. from Liverpool
LoNDON-Sighted June 2--Stmr Istran. from
Boston; stmr La Champagne from New YORK: stmr
Russian Prince from Philadelphia; stmr Ohio, from
Baltimore.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-03

Mrs. Eliza E. Pool of Chelsea, Mass, has
been granted a license to act as pilot of the
steam yacht Isis,
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STATE FAIR RACES.

Changes in TrOttirg and Pacing Classes and
Increased Purses
SACRAMENTO June 2-The State Board OF
Agriculture has changed the free-Ior- all troltInc
class TO 2:20 class, with purse of $500. The
2:25 pacing purse has been changed 10
the 2:30 class, with $500 purse and the free
for-all pacing purse has been Increased 10 $1,000
NitE these changes the programme stands as
FIRST announced - S
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REID DISCHARGED.
Released After His Second Trial for the
Mcneil Murder

WOODLAND, June 2.-No new testimony could
be obtained against L. p Reid for the killing OF
FIsnk Mcneil. and on motion Of District Attor-
ney Gaddis he was discharged to-day. Reid was
tried twice. The jury on the frst trial stood 10
8. and on the second trial for acquittal and
foi conviction. His discharge meets with public
approval. -
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Mr.. Burns of the Cunard steamship line
died yesterday at London.
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SENIOR BRANCo.
Senior Branco, the Portuguese novelist,
died yesterday at Lisbon.
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Creeping Tom" Arrested.

Park Officer c. Coogan yesterday after
noon arrested NJ. A. Johnson, known as
''Peeping Tom," and charged him with a
violation of the park ordinance. For some
time johnson has been watched in the
park. where he has caused ladies consider
able ANNOYANCE
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MATTHEW MORGAN.

Matthew Morgan, artist, who Is widely
known for his work on illustrated periodi-
Gals, died at New York yesterday.
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BADLY BEATEN.
An Ex-Policeman Yields a Club With
Marked Enect.

An Ex-Policeman Yields Club With
Marked Effect.
Richard A. McTigue, E. L. Fisher and a num-
Der OF Mission hOodlums went into Patrick
Kearney's saloon on the corner OF Twentys
ond and Valencia streets, on Sunday night, and
demanded free drinks. Kearney, who says he
has been bothered by the same men for year or
more. refused TO serve them and ordered them
out.
McTigue struck kearney with pair of brass
knuckles, inf1lcting severe wound on tile FORE
head. Kearney lost his temper, and sezing
club laid about him, injuIing McTigue so badly
that at one lime his life feared TO be In dam
ger. He also hit Fisher and some others,
Fisher yesterday SwOre out warrant for the
arrest OF keafney, who was locked up in the
Seventeenth street Station on q charge OF bat
terry. but subsequently released on $1,000 ball
kearney was member OF the city police force
fy1 years ago.
The Secretary Of the Chinese Legation at
Paris, General TeEeng- XII Tong, was mar
ried recently to country girl at her village
home in the south of France.
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Tragedy at Blocksburg

RLNcKsBURG, June 2.-George Davis shot and
killed George %htttop this mo alag al o'clock
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
when she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
when she became Miss, she chung to castoria,
"hen shehsd Children, she gavethem Castoria.
1yl7 2y TuThSa&Wy
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WHAT The
DRUGGISTS SAY


SAN FRANCISCO, March "a, 1890.
Manufs Great Sierra Kidney and Liver Cure:
GENTLEMEN:-lt pIeases us to
state that in our judgment Cali
fornia productions are coming
to the front very rapidly. In
the case of your remedy, as in
proportion to sales of any other
kidney and liver cure or medi-
cine for the cure of kidney and
liver disorders, THE GREAT
SIERRA KIDNEY AND LIVER
CURE is THE BEST selling
article on our shelves, and is
rapidly on the increase daily.
Yours respectfully,
COFFIN g. MAYHEM
goth and Mission SITS. DRUGGISTS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-28

The great reduction sale of millinery goods at I. Chase's will continue one week longer.
 A horse found on East Main street last night, by George E. Sheridan, awaits an owner at Austin's stables.
 Among the attractions at the Casino next week will be: Ladies' orchestra of New York, containing some of the lead ing soloists of America; Herbert Crow ley, the worlds greatest prima donna !; and Little Ormonde, a musical prodigy, aged seven years. The casino is the coolest spot in Waterbury.
 Nothing further has been heard from Patrick Lynch, letter from whom was was found in bottle at the Milford shore, the particulars of which were published exclusively in the DEMOCRAT yesterday. Lynch was known to have boarded with family named McLaugh- lin, at 279 Housatonic avenue, Bridge port, and letter of inquiry has been sent to that address.
 The examination of candidates wish ing to obtain certificates to teach in the public schools of Waterbury was held to-day in the High school room, under the director of Rev Hugh Treanor, Il. F. Bassett and John Henderson, .Jr. About fifty from this city and other places took the examination in reading
 writing, spelling, arithmetic. grammar, history of the United States, geography methods of teaching, and also in physi- ology as outlined in the state book upon this subject.