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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-15

Nicholas Johnson, an ex-convict, was be-
fore Police Judge Lawyer yesterday for
trial on charges of discharging firearms and
having a revolver concealed on his person.
johnson was once notorious criminal.
He was released only a month ago from
San Quentin Prison after serving term of
fifteen years for burglary. Early last Satur-
day morning he and two women left sa-
loon OIL First and Folsom streets, when lie
stopped and demanded money from them.
They refused. whereupon he drew his re-
volyer and fired
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July lathe hopes OF many SAN
gune bulls were rather disappointed this morning
when the Stock market failed to respond to the final
passage of the Silver Bill by more than fractional
rise at the opening, which gave way to weakness
later in the day. The passage of the Shipping Bill
doomed Pacific Mall at the opening, and 1t rose 81
per cent, but shaded off with the rest OF the list for
time but recovered again, and is the only stock
showing material advance for the day. Its gain be-
ing l II per cent The close. while dun, rather
heavy at Insignificant changes for the day. Govern
ments steady. Petroleum opened strong at SO, but
after few buying orders were filled the market
closed dull.
NEW YORK, July 14.-United States Bonds: AS,
12l15 41as, 1031a; Northern Pacific. 1854 Cana
dian Pacific s21s; Central Pacific, 32l2; Atchi
son, 46I4; Union Pacific, 6412; Wells Fargo, l4O;
Western Union, s494; Silver, los; Sterling,
81 So 12d4 S915.
Wheat-Cash, &c; July, 9512c
Flour-Steady.
Cofee-S17 10.
Sugar-515a5 1l-16e.
. Hops-California. Ice.
Hdes-CalifornIa, lac.
COpper-Lake, SIG 10.
Tin-Spot, S2l as.
Lead-Domestic, 81 52I5.
Iron-S14.
Petroleum-S9c.
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To Await Derelopments.

Catherine Mays was examined by the
Commissioners of Lunacy yesterday and
committed to the Home of Inebrates to
await developments, because, when exam
ined, it could not be accurately decided
whether she is more than eccentric, though
she is thought to be insane. She was
recently charged with arson, and the in
vestigation which followed pointed to its
being an insane freak rather than willful
deed for fraudulent nurpoSes.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-15

John F. English is the regular nominee for
Vice-President. but will probably be OPP
posed by jackson Hart. Regular candi-
dates for Directors are: G. w. McNear. S.
Schwa5acher, l. Kaufman, c. B. Stone.
George p Morrow and Paul keyser The
Raslett and NJ. Brooks. The polls will
oil nj
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will Move.to Pine Street.

The Viticultural Commission has decided
upon its new headquarters, and about the
10th Of August will move bag and baggage,
wine and cafe, to 81 Pine street. The new
quarters will be an Improvement on Platt's
Hall, so far as space and interior conve-
nience are concerned, and will be about
500 per month less. The room upstairs is
20X1G8, and the cellar furnishes ample stor-
age for the wines. They will pay a rental
OF $3.50 per month. The tearing down of
the buildings, of which Platt's Hall is one,
and the commencement of the new ten
story building by ID. o. Mills is now only
question of short time
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a BLACK SNAKE
Ingratitude and Brutality OF a Negr
priz ioI

Ingratitude and Brutality OF a Negro
Prize-Fighter.
Edward Turner, the colored prize-fghter
from San Jose, now in the City Prison
pending trial ON a charge of petty larceny,
is accused of brutally assaulting Mrs. Mary
Musso, an old Russian woman, in her room
at A Jessie street. Turner had been be-
friended by Nathan Williams, who lives at
A Jessie street, was given temporary
home there and well treated.
Saturday morning Turner disappeared, it
is said, With Williams watch and clothing
and after attempting to outrage Mrs. Muss0.
Grave doubts are entertained for the
wOman's recovery, as she has been pros
trate and very low since last Friday.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-15

Deputy County Clerk Frank Grimes of
Department II of the Superior Court drew
yesterday the names of $50 freeholders, who
will be called upon to serve as jurymen
during the next term. The Sheriff was in
structed to have One-third of the panel in
court tomorrow morning, and the rest Cd
Thursday morning,
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Steamers to sail to-day the Columbia for Port.
land the Pomona for San Diego and the Gypsy for
the Salinas River. The State Of California falls due
from Portland and the Los Angeles from San Pedro.
On Saturday the San Bias falls due from Panama
nd the China from China and Japan
The bark Alex Mcneil 1883 tons. loads Coal at
Nanamo for this port; ship jeremiah Thompson,
1881 tons, Lumber on the Sound for Melbourne
70s.
The Hawaiian bark Andrew WEIGH, $50 tons.
loads merchandise for Sydney: French bark Iton,
542 tons. merchandise for Havre; schooner Nep
tune, 175 tons, Flour and Lumber for Guayaquil
Recharters for Wheat are the British iron ships
Bannockburn, 1000 TONS and Eurasia, 1925 tons,
United Kingdom. Havre or Antwerp, AIS I'd.
Trafghts ara bfgbar
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General Merchandise.

BAGs-Cacutta, spot, 612@65sc; Wool Bags, SO
6l3Sc; Potato Gunnies. nominal.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes
as follows, terms net, cash: Uube 6Ssc; Crushed,
63sc; Extra Powdered 6asc; Fine Crushed 63sc;
Dry Granulated. 61sc; Confectioners A, &c; E1-
ira c. 4s4c; Golden e. 412c q ID; Bags, 1sc more
than bbs.
The American Refinery quotes terms net cash:
Extra fine Cube. 6Ssc; Crushed, 63sc; Fine Crushed.
63Sc; Powdered, $3.50; Extra fine Powdered, 65sc;
Dry Granulated, Isc; Xxx do, o1sc Confectioners'
a, &c; White Extra Z, 5c; Extra c. 41sc: Golden
@ 45nc 2
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Mendel Jeretzki, a Russian, aged &C years,
who has been thirty years in California
was committed yesterday to the State Asy-
lum for Insane at Aenews by Judge Hunt.
The complaining witness was his wife,
Nellie, who stated that his insanity, which
appeared about four months since, causes
him to threaten to kill himself. One night,
she says, she found him at the City Hall
Police Station where lie had gone to be
locked up, "to be hung" as he told her, de-
claring that he is not of this world and de-
string to leave IL. This phase of his in
sanity became at last so marked that he was
dangerous to himself He was insane about
twenty years ago, but was never committed
to the care of an asylum. His insanity, it
is alleged, was caused by business reverses.
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O6cers Installed.

Ivy Lodge, No. 17l6, Knights Of Honor,
has installed the following officers for the
current term: A. g. E. Barthold, D.; c. n.
Long. V. D.; f. Boegler, A. d. Isaac On
yon, r.. G. c. Berg, F. R.; E. c. Rust, L. /;
r. j. Wolcott, Guide; A. Salts, g.; E. Bru-
baker. 81 b. W. Burridge. p. D.; Trus-
tees-L. Ziess, NJ. Harris and James Han
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He Is m Tavraut

Judge Lawler convicted Allen Hull of
vagrancy yesterday, although Hull receives
500 month from an estate in New Or
leans. This visible means of support"
was not enough to save the young man, as
he had been leading dissolute life.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-15

MORNING SALES.
Board-$3OO0 Market-st Cable Bonds 1925; 25
+ Gaslight. 5Sl4; 80 Safety Nitro Powder, l21a;
10 Water 1915.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-150 Hawaiian Commercial, 13s4 2b Cal
Electric Light, ~.
Street.-The Hawaiian Commercial Ia: Ii s v
Water. 9S1s 100 Pacific Lighting Co, So
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Released From Custody.

Thomas Casey, who was tried, convicted
and sentenced to six months Imprisonment
and to pay fine of $1,000 for petty larceny,
petitioned for his release on habeas corpus,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-15
San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from s!aughterers to dealers
follows
BEEF-First quality, &c; second quality, 5@5y4c;
third do, 46412c.
VEAL-Large, 1850: small Calves. 60Sc
MUTToN-wethers, 715@8e; Ewes, 79712c
Handspring Lamb, sc 2 10.
P0RK-Liye Hogs. 4d9i3sc for light grain-fed and
31a@3s4c for heavy packing; stock Hogs. SAG
35hc q ID; dressed do 70171ac 2 ID.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-15

Produce Exchange Election.
Barry Baldwin will probably be reelected
as President of the Produce Exchange with
out opposition at the annual election to-day.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, July 14.-The spot market is firm
at rs 1d@7s 312d. Csrgoes higher at 3ss for
OFF coast, 37s Cd for just shipped and 3ss for
nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: July. rs Sd; August rs 3ad;
September, rs 414d; october, rs 412d; November,
rs 41ad; December. rs 4I2d.
SECURITIES
LONDON, July 14.-Consos, Sc 9-l6; United
States Bonds = As, 1894 412's, los; Silver,
4e44d; Rentes, elf zoe.
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after having served the sentence of i'm
prisonmeut. The writ was granted, and
yesterday Judge Murphy ordered the Sheriff
to discharge the petitioner from custody.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-15

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange, l5c for sight drafts and
zoe for Geographic
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Fine Silver.
Nominal at 81 O6@1 o. = ounce.
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Mexican Dollars.
ouOtable at s21A@ssl5c.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STLA MFRS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
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NAL HOTEL.


+ G Bethel, Sacramento
T. e Damon, Honolulu
Miss NJ Irwin, New York
Miss L Irwin, New York
w S MulIaly, New York
Mrs Mullaly, New York
Rosa France, New York
ID Lyman, Connecticut
A Hampton, New YORK
Mrs j + Holmes, Montery
Il Mclaughlin. San Jose
ID Thompson, Sta Barbara
w l. Dudley, Stockton
Miss dudley, Stockton
q II Smith Jr, Santa Cruz
Mrs Smith, Santa Cruz
Z Beggs, China
X w Forrest. Spokane Fs
Miss II l. Forrest, Spokane
Mrs hager. Colusa
Miss A Hager, Colusa
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NJ ~ fOley, nevada
DR. CrunesS, Sacramento
c c Hudson. New YORK
VA Prinkley, ohio
5 Nj Carleton, ew York
Il L Bulse, Los Angeles
w 7 Bruce, Tennessee
j Bruce Il w Tennessee
G L Bruce i W. Tenn
ii HI Pitcher, Livermore
II 4 Graham, San Diego
w Westheiner d W, n Y
w Il Ogden d. ", n Y
Miss Ogden, New York
W Is Ogden Jr, New York
j l. Crawford, Los Ang
ii Sunlno, y Y City
a e Hamilton, Il W, y Y
Mrs G ii HamiltcnSd,NY
Il L Goodman IL W, Napa
c Ausong, Monterey
w 7 fishDurn &sr, Monty
G + Hoffman Il W, Oakld
f Y Noble, Highland Sp
Mrs L Mclaughlin. 5 Cruz
Miss Mclaughlin. 5 Cruz
Miss NJ G Fogg, sta Cruz
Mrs & II Simpkins, Napa.
Mrs Simpkins, Napa
Mrs CiOVfr- Mana
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Assessments PENDING.
The following is list of assessments now pending:
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For Lac silPprn0 I1teli0enes Sss EIohA Pa0e
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
RUSS HOUSE.

NJ u Sc.
II L Chamberlain. Fresno
} I Ward, Freestone
w f Clark, Santa Rosa
j NJ McPike, st Helena
X Il DOnahGe, Fresno
L j Miller, Fresno
Mrs + Clark &f, Benson
Miss A Douglas, Benson
L E EllinwOOd, Galesburg
q A Covell, Corvallis
w K Branhawks&f, Tmles
+ Nj Marden, ShpGuardian
NJ Jacobs, Tiburon
L b viii lis. Sacramento
L V Nean. England
ii w Gohlke, Los Angeles
q l. jenkins, California
h j Flintjer. DunSmuir
10 WurningStadt, ogden
Mrs X Wilson, Brockvllle
Miss wilson, Brockville
Miss + French, BrOckv
Mrs l. Williams, Dixon
Miss Ferguson. Dixon
A w Barnard, Montana
+ Spiken, Wonano
J A Hardin. Santa Rosa
j Reilly, Los Angeles
~ Burger&w, Westport
5 ID Orr&s, Modesto
A II DOdw0rth. n Jersey
II L Vudd&f, Fresno
Miss NJ Torsman, Fresno
ID NJ COpsey as, MendOeino
j Sovereign, Woodland
L G Hart&w, Sacramento
w Vale. San Jose
10 Scott Sacramento
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CHAPTER II.

Mrs. DTaylon walked to The end OF The garden
and back again before she could conquer her
modification, or be comforted by her husbands
assurances that her 1ower'seeds only wanted
time, aud after warm shower would be certain
to terminate.
Perhaps Conrad would not have asserted this
90 confidently had lie known that whenever Edle
grew tired OF awaiting their appearance she dug
up the ground with her little spade, and sowed
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-15

American Millionaire I'm Paris. proudly)-My
daughter is being waited upon by duke
Old Tiaveller-Well, dukes make excellent
walters. There are several OF them in our res
taurant too
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A RlGAMlST RELEASED.

PARIS, Tex, Oct. 24.-The much -veXed
question of marriages between non-citizens
in the Indian country was up again in the
federal court today. Thomas WagnOn was
being prosecuted tor bigamy, and the gov
ernment relied upon the Edmuuds law to
sustain the alleged marriages, but Judge
BRYANT held after full discussion, that the
Edmunds law did not apply in the Indian
country, it not being a federal territory.
lie held that "A form of marriage sOlem0ized
between nOn-citiZens, either according To
the laws Of the nation in which they were
residing or accordingtO an established aud
recognized custom among the nOn-cltl-
zenS would constitute valid marriage and
sustain the prosecution. The government
failed to establish second marriage 10y
either form and Wagnon was acquitted.
Only one month intervened between the
two marriages, Wagnon quitting his first
Wife after a week
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REHRlNG SEA.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct 24-Sir George
Baden Powell was in town today While
IN British Columbia he made inquiries
into certain matters connected with the
sealing business, and goes back with in
formation that had not previously been
accepted by the British government. In
the negotiations that have already taken
place he said the United States made three
or four contentious which il was thought
best to inquire into. One was that Behring
Sea belonged to the United States rs mare
clausum. That contention had been
fought by the British and successfully.
The Americans then entered "A plea that
the Canadian sealers were killing all the
female and pup seals, and thereby depict
Jug the sea of these animals. This point
tle British government has felt disposed
TO accept as true; but he was in possession
of facts which he would use upon his re
turn TO England to show that such was not
the case Upon one or two other points he
had collected information, and a. 1T had
been resolved 10 submit the whole affair 10
arbitration these facts would be of great
value. In any event, he said, Canadians
should insi st that this matter be settled
shiS winter
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Some Odd NIanuscriu,s.

To the student of old manuscripts there
is nothing astonishing about the materials
upon which they were written. The great
Mohammed, the founder of the Mussulman
religion, is said to have jotted down the
brilliant passages of the Koran upon the
shoulder blades of sheep while he was
poor herder. The Had was first written in
Characters of gold upon tie great gut of
dragon, the scI,u being over 100 feet in
length. - far back IS the time IF Job
authors wrote upon sheets of lead. The
great writers of the North wrote all their
books upon beachwoOd or bog" from
which our word book" is derived. At
the Strozzi Palace. in Rome, there is book
made of marble, the leaves being of mar
velous thinness. Cleanthes. the philoso-
pher, first inscribed his immortal work
upon the white sides of bleached sea shells
st Louis EerutIic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-25
LIE MAN MADE CI EAR

One of the most serious obstacles TO sue
cess in the way of man is planted right in
the middle of the road to health. How u
restore and to maintain a regular habit of
body and digestion is too often "A source of
needless and, unLappily of vain inquiry.
1t is not necessary TO inveigh against dras-
tic purgativcs. They who have used them
continuously know the consequence. 4
remedy which untcs the action of a regu-
latng medicine for the bowels with that Of
a tonic both for those organs, the liver and
the stomach, is Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, sanctioned by the best medical au-
thOrity, and receiving daily the endorse
ment of our fellow countrymen. With
this effective, though gentle. laxative at
hand, it is possible TO defy those changes
of temperature productive of constipation,
as well as constitutional attacks of bilious
hess, which bcsct even people naturally
healthy. Malaria. dyspepsia, rheumatism
and kidney troubles are remedied and pre-
vented by the Bitters.
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CHICAGO HORSE EXCHANGE.

CHICAGO, Oct 24-The Chicago Horse
exchange has been incorporated, and, If
the ideas Of the gentlemen who are back
ing the project are carried ont, it will be
come as famous as TatterSail of London.
A site has been procured aud the building
viii accommodate 900 vehicles and 800
horses one of the features of the place
viii be "A track. IL viii be eighteen feet
wide and will have 5O0-foot stretch on
each side The turns at each end cover 80
feet. making its length something over
one-siNteenth of a mile. The track viii be
made of burnt clay manufactured under a
new process. The area inside of the ring
viii be covered with this substance. Ii is
the purpose to hold a combination horse
sale four times "a year. and an auction
twice "A week IL viii be a market for all
kinds of standard and thor ughbred
horses. il Is the intention TO open the eN-
change with a large exhibition of the best
horses in the country.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE. WICHITA. Kan, Oct.
2s.-The highest temperature was 76 ., the
lowest up to D. m. was 40, and the
mean GO with warmer cloudless weather,
nearly stationary pressure, light variable
winds.
Last year on Oct. "a, the highest tenn
perature was GO, the lowest AS, and the
mean IS ?, aud two years ago the cores
ponding temperatures were 6So, 42o and
$50
For Kansas-Far weather, southerly
winds, shifting to westerly, cooler by Sun
day night.
For Missouri-Fair weather, winds gen
orally southerly, warmer.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHING TON, ID. c.,
Oct q, p. m.-Forecast until s p. n.
Friday:
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DUDLEYS CASE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2L-The general term
Of the supreme court has failed to
vacate the order for the examination Of
Col William W Dudley for trial, in his
suit for libel against the Press Publishing
company ithe World, for damages for
publishing the famous "Blocks-of- Five
letter In writing the opinion, Judge
Daniels said: "Uader the circumstances
of the case, it is evident that :he plaintiff,
when he has visited New York, has been
actuated with an intent to avoid services
Of the order and practically declines 10
obey the mandate of the court. Under the
circumstances, the court would not with
any just respect to its own proceedings,
listen to his application 10 vacate It's or
der -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-25

The most expensive of trunks, portman
seaus, etc, are soon rendered unsightly by
the repeated pasting on of labels. All this
may be avoided, it appears, by the use of
an English invention, which consists of a
base OF tough flexible board on which are
placed, one on top of the other, twelve
parchment paper labels, the whole being
securely fastened together with metal
clips, and an eyelet TO carry the string for
attachment 10 luggage. The frequent at
tachment of fresh labels is thus avoided
As the old or directed surfaces have simply
to be torn of Is used, and a fresh one is
always ready for reiirection until the
tablet il aNaau,tn!
For a disordered liver try Beechams
Pills.
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a TEMPERANCE EVENT.

CHICAGO, H., Oct. 24-The laying of the
corner stone of the great National
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
temple in this city will take place Nov. l,
and il is announced this evening
that the railroads have granted half rates
for the event. Thousands of children are
have been written for the occasion. One
Of the songs is by Miss Willard, entitled
"The Saloon Must Co." the other by Mrs.
:. !. Henry. of Evanston, Rise, Temple,
Rise President Palmer, of the Worlds
Columbian commission. and many other
notables will participates in the exercises.
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THE HENNrcSEVMIIp0rP

NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct. 23-The Italio-
Americana, weekly paper published in
this city, in an extra edition this afternoon
published an appeal ITO our courteous
hosts" 1t deuOuuces with strong lam
guage the assassination of Chief Hennessy
and demands that swift Justice be meted
out to the guilty ones. IL condemns, how
ever, the arrest Of their countrymen by
wholesale and keeping them in charge
merely on suspicion. 1t approves the Ian
guage of Mayor Shakespeare in favor Of
the Italians and his promise to stamp cut
the last vestige of the revengeful people
who, he says, should not be tolerated on
American soil
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A ccIln SETTLED.

CHICAGO. Oct. 24-About 1880 o'clock
this morning. Thomas McCaffrey, a bar
tender. shot and killed Robert O'Brien, in
Hands saloon. 1907 Wabash avenue. The
shooting was the outcome of an old feud
between McCaffrey and O'Brien. Both
had been drinking. The murdered man
was formerly connected with the adyer-
tising department Of several papers on the
Pacific coast and the Globe-D9mocrat and
Post-Dispatch of st. Louis. He had
amassed considerable wealth which he had
turned over to his wife; and since he has
resided in Chicago, which is about year,
has not been identified with any business
but has lived on his wife's income, which
is about 81 200 a month.
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BEET SUGAR.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. Oct PA meeting was
held at South Sioux City last evening for
the purpose Of securing pledges from farm
er- to raise sugar beets =. T. Oxnard, the
Grand Island sugar manufacturer. has
made a proposition to put in a plant at
South Sioux City to cost $500 900. for a
bonus of Sl5O, 600 in cash and real estate
and a guarantee that 1000 acres of beets
viii be raised in the vicinity next year
There was no trouble i'm getting pledges
for the required number OF acres. Today
committee viii start for Grand Island
prepared TO put up guarantee bond for
the bonus