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The morning call., 1890-09-20
pepradinp the STAGE.

New YORK, Sept. ia great furore has
been created at the Standard Theater by the
appearance of Libbie Johnstone in The
Clemenceau Case" clad only in q skil-tight
silk jersey and ieshings, giving the appear
ance of actual nudity at n short distance.
She enactS the role of LA. the sculptor's
model. standing room only" is placarded
at the theater. J. w. Hill, the proprietor,
demands the draping of the character, but
Fleron, the lessee, declines Miss Johnstone
says she thinks there is nothing objection
able in the costume
The morning call., 1890-09-20
Indian Outrsges.

DENVER. Sept ia special to Santa
Fe, n. NJ, from Chloride, Sierra County,
says that Oscar Pfatenhaiser 80 years old.
was shot and killed on the 18th inst, while
working at Unknown Mine, a few miles
from Chloride, presumably by Indians. His
The same day Fred Baumbach was shot and
killed at Silver Mountain Mine, twelve
miles from Chloride. and it is presumed also
by Indians. Moccasin trails were noticed in
the vicinity. A posse has left Chloride to
warn the miners and get information as TO
the killing of both men.
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satisf I'd With Pace.

CITY OF GUATEMALA, Sept. 19.-There
is feeling of satisfaction that the war is
over. The officers and men of the United
States war vessels are pretty we'll tired of
their stay. The Thetis leaves San Jose
next week for Nicaragua, touching at La
The Ranger goes direct from here to Punta
Arenas, Costa Rica, and from there to
Panama, which is her station.
The popular feeling here is that there
ought to be a foreign man-of-war stationed
at some Guatemalan port until all the
troubles are fully settled.
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Riotinp at Lisbou.

LISBON, Sept. 10 Wednesday night mob
attacked eight policemen in the streets. A
conflict arose, in which stones and revolvers
were freely used. Fogty-two rioters were
arrested. Later the riot became general
and the Municipal Guard was called out.
The mob then took refuge in the Cafe Mar
liuno, in the Plaza Dom Pedro, whose Gus
toners consisted of journalists, deputies
building, wouudinS several occupants.
Senor Ferrao has been entrusted with
the formation Of a Cabinet.
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Tire Purchell Trial

WOODSTOCK (Ont.), Sept. 19.-The Oxford
Assizes, at which J. K. Burchell is to be
tried for the murder of Frederick c. Ben
well, a young Englishman, III February last,
opened yesterday. The other cases Will oc-
cupy the court until Monday. when it is ex-
pected the docket will be cleared, and the
whole week, if necessary, will be given 10
this case.
The Grand Jury this afternoon returned
true bill against j. Reginald Burchell for
the murder OF Frederick c. BenweIl.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES
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CUTIcURA REMEDIES, and before ten dollars were
spent for them my friend completely cured:
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one would never know of his having had such soro
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ear is as good as Its companion to-day
WILL G. MAXWELL, Woodland, Cal
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Taxing Greenba ck,.

NEW YORK, Sept ia special from
Washington says that the bill passed by the
Senate to tax national banknotes and
United States Treasury notes is not aimed
at the national banks, but is INTENDED to
compel private holders of banknotes and
legal tenders to pay taxes on these as on
other properly. 1t is aimed at the practice
in certain States, where personal property
is subject TO taxation, Of converting such
property into banknotes and Treasury
notes just before the property is assessed
for taxes.
The morning call., 1890-09-20
Must Have Their Drinks.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 19.-The carpenters
and joners have instituted peculiar strike
in the Algiers dock-yards. The men have
been in the habit of taking several drinks
during working hours. The managers gave
notice Wednesday that no employees would
be allowed to leave the yard during working
hours. The carpenters and joiners re-
sponded by going ont and the calkers fol-
lowed. The men say they have been in the
habit for two generations of leaving the
yards few moments during the day for
drinks and will not abandon their rights.
The morning call., 1890-09-20
WITHOUT WARNING.
A Train-LOad Of Passengers
Dashed to Death.
appalling Accident on the Reading Rail-
road in Pennsylvania.
An Express Crashes Into Wrecked Coal
Train and Thrown Into the SGhuyl-
kill RiYer-Many Victims.

Special Dispatches to THE Moax1se CALL
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Eiehbiuders Iustigatipg Murder

PITTsBURG, Sept. 19.-Ye Lang, n Chris
tianized Chnaman, to.day caused the arrest
Of Charley King, Chinaman, keeper of a
gambling shop. Ye Lang had found in
highbnder paper printed in San Francisco
a reward offered by Charley King of
bringing him Ye Lang's head Ye Lang has
been making a determined effort to break up
Kings gambling house, and this is supposed
to be the animus of the offer. The hearing
comes off tomorrow. Ye Lang fears he is
doomed, as the highbinders all over the
country will be after him.
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TAKEN UNAWARES.
Representative Walker Gets the Laugh on
the Democratic M mhers

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-Representatve
Walker of Massachusetts believing that n
picture of the House in its present condition
of Democratic depletion would form good
Republican campaign document, to-day Sc
cured the services OF two photographers to
reproduce in counterfeit presentment both
sides Of the chamber. The photographer in
the gallery above the Democratic side looked
down OIL an array OF empty seats while the
artist on the majority side directed his cam
era upon goodly number of Republican
Representatives. The half-dozen Democrats
present were unaware that their portraits
were being taken, and the Republicans were
careful to withdraw from the Democratic
side all the pages and door-keepers WHO
might tend to swell the Democratic repre-
sanitation
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The Alhs M bra Fire.

MADRID Sept 19.-It is officially stated
that it will cost $4,000 to repair the portions
cf the Alhambra which were damaged by
the last fire. This cost covers mostly the
patching up of the structure so that it will
not present the appearance of a ruin. No
estimate of the cost of restoring what has
been destroyed is attempted, for the reason
that the loss is irreparable. New walls and
corridors can be supplied, but modern art
cannot duplicate the peculiar beauties of the
nriUinaI
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Grave send Results.
Trotting at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND Sept. 19.-First race. fOur-year-
old stake, S3440, Navldad won, COraod sec
ond. Twist third, Belle Wilson fourth. Best
time, 2:23-2:36.
Second race, trotting, $500, Alfred S won, Su-
sic second, Mary Marshall third. Dick Smith
fourth. Best tlme 2:17i4.
Third race, team race, $500, PickpannIa ana
Wonder won, keokee and Five Points second.
Rush Miller and Tom Bowman distanced. Best
time, 2:2SA.
Fourth race, three -year-old stake, $3.50, un-
finished. Ponce de Leon took the first and second
heats and McGregor Wilkes took the third.
Best time, 2:2512.
The morning call., 1890-09-20
Anothsr Railroad Schema.

NEW YORK, Sept 19.-It is reported that
Sidney Dillon, Russell Sage and other Amer
ican and English capitalists propose to con-
struct an airline railroad from New York
to Chicago, to be known as the American
Midland Line. it will run through New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana,
and will be 100 miles shorter than the Penn
sylvania Railroad and 200 miles shorter than
the New York Central Much preliminary
work has been already completed. 1t will
cross and exchange with about sixty roads.
A majority of the stockholders are English.
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Rorrible. True

VIENNA, Sept. 19.-The body of woman
being eXhumed at Szegedin to-day for an
autopsy, it was found that the woman had
been buried alive and given birth to a child
in the coffin.
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Fruit Market,

New YORK, Sept. 19-The second lot of
the new crop of imported raisins arrived
here from Denia. The amount is $4,000
boxes. Another cargo of 71,00O boxes is on
the way. Private cables say French prunes
continue to be sold at the old figure at Bor-
deaux. Turkish prunes on the SPOT are
hed steadily The total receipts from June
1st to date for California fruit in this city
are estimated by the Commercial Bulletin
Mt Sc 100 600.
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IN FULL FORCE.
The River and Harbor and Anti-L3ttery Bills
Signed by the Presidant


Signed by the President
CREssoN SPRINGS. Sept 19.-The Presi-
dent to-day issued proclamation extending
the time for the removal of cattle from the
Cherokee Strip to November 1st.
Tibbott of the White House force arrived
here this morning with the River and Harbor
Bill and the Anti-Lottsry Bill. They were
submitted to the President and after reading
them over carefully lie attached his signature
to each, so that they are now laws.
The President made the following noE;ina-
tons and they were sent to Washington to-
day: John A. Riner Wyoming, United States
District Judge for the district of Wyoming;
B. F. Fowler. Wyoming, United States At
tornev for the district of Wyoming; John Z.
Rankin, Wyoming, United States Marshal
for the district Of Wyoming.
The President has directed the recognition
of Francis S. Lambert tenghi, Italian Consul
General at San Francisco.
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How Bulli- n Is Paid For.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-Acting Secretary
Bachelor to-day sent 10 the Senate COM
munication in response 10 Plumbs resolu-
tion MS to the manner of paying for silver
bullion. He says the checks drawn in pay
ment for silver bullion pass through the
New York Clearinghouse, the same a. other
checks drawn on the Assistant Treasurer
at New York. 1t was necessary, he said, at
the time the law took effect to issue notes Of
large denominations in payment for silver
purchased, but they will soon be replaced
by smaller notes. He states that there has
been no demand of any magnitude upon the
Treasury for the redemption Of these notes
in gold coin.
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own wool-drays to the quay. The mob
hootei them and tried to prevent the un-
loading of the drays. Stones were thrown,
and the mob became so rOtous the Mayor
read the Riot Act. The police and troopers
then cleared the streets.
Two thousand special constables have
been enrolled. The conference has decided
to call ont the shearerS and carriers next
Wednesday
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Marriage in Tableaux.

BOSTON, Sept 19.-The Massachusetts
Women Suffrage Association will give in Oc-
tober series of ten tableaux entitled 1.-The
History of Marriage" They will represent
all forms OF marriage, from the primitive
marriage by capture to that of Stanley in
Westminster. Mrs. Liyermore will be the
historian,
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shnkesnsarl,s Rirthnlane.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-The contro-
versy over the claim Of Lord Sackville to
collect rent for the ground at Shakespeare's
birthplace, on which the memorial fountain
erected by George w. ChiIds stands, may
possibly result in its acquisition on the part
Of the great poet town from Childs. tits an
n0unced that Childs has sent proposition
to purchase the ground, Sackyile to name
his own price.
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Railroad Matters.

CAICAGo, Sept. 19.-President Cable OF
the Rock Island road said to-day that not
dollar of Colorado Midland stock was ever
owned by him or any one connected with
the Rock Island road. They had several
opportunities to bny Midland stock but did
not want it, Ii the Atchison should secure
the control of the Rio Grande and Western
he was Of the opinion that the Denver and
Rio Grande would parallel it to Salt Lake.
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New York, Sept. 19.-Lawyer Blaclman
of Omaha is here pushing a claim to the
entire east side of Broadway, from Fiftieth
to Fifty-ihird streets He claims the title
of the present owners is imperfect and he
has bought the claim from the real heirs.
He has similar claims in Brooklyn and else
where. In fact, he says he has been in this
sort Of business for sixteen years.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO.
Irving M. scott Thinks the Trial Course Was
Wrongly Measured

NEW YORK, Sept. 19-Irving NJ. Scott
said tonight concerning the San
Francisco's trial trip: 81 believe
that the distance was greater than it
was estimated. There is considerable
difference between our figures and those of
the Government board and have asked the
Secretary of the Navy TO order the course to
be resurveyed The San Francisco steamed
the last 20 knots in less than one hour and
/ claim that under favorable circumstances
she can do 205 knots an hour. / can account
for the marked difference in the figures on
no other basis than that the cruiser covered
more ground than she should have done"
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ST. Louis, Sept. ia special to the Re-
publican from Evansville, Ark, says that
two gypsy families camped near creek
north Of there Tuesday night During the
night cloud-burst occurred, and six of the
unfortunate people, two adults and four
children, were drowned.
The morning call., 1890-09-20
MALICIOUS FALSEHOODS.
a penunciation Of the Reports Of German
Recognition Of Slave Trading.

q penunclatlon OF Inc Eeports OF Uerman
Recognition Of slave-Trading.
BERLIN, Sept. 16.-Lieutenant Schmidt
telegraphs officially from Zanzibar that
neither at Dares, Salaam nor at Bagam0yo
has any proclamation with reference TO
slave-trading been Issued; that no licenses
have been granted to dealers; that no actions
against freed slaves have ever occurred on
the coast, and that tue statement that Zan-
Zibar dealers had gone to the coast to engage
in the slaye-trade is unfounded Schmidt
says that these reports are malicious false
hoods, which are being circulated in the
hope of creating an ill-feeling against the
G mans. Germany is determined to con-
tinue 10 relentlessly oppose slave-hunting
and professional trading in slaves
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Boulanger's Nemesis

NEW York, Sept. l9.-Mermeix, the
author of the Boulangist exposures in
Figaro, says in an interview with a Herald
Paris correspondents: 81 don't want to
say anything now about Boul anger, but if
the General attacks me, then l will reply,
and may the devil help the hindmost."
The morning call., 1890-09-20
Thrown From a Horse.

MERGED. Sept 19-Elmer, seven-year-
old child of Sam Givens, an extensive farmer
on Bear Creek. was thrown from a horse
this evening while returning from school
and received a fracture of the skull. At last
accounts the child was still! unconscious.
The morning call., 1890-09-20
CONGRESS.
THE SENATE.

The Bankruptcy Bill Placed on the Calendar.
Measures Passed.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-In the Senate
Plumbs resolution to recommit the Bank
ruptcy Bill to the judiciary Committee with
instructions to amend by making it apply to
voluntary bankruptcy only, was taken up,
and alter discussion was placed on the cal
endar. The matter will not be brought up
again this session.
Voorhees, introduced joint resolution for
the immediate Increase of silver money by
the purchase and coinage OF 100000
ounces of silver at price below $12S29
within the next thirty days, this purchase
The morning call., 1890-09-20
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MADRID, Sept. 19.-The cholera record
yesterday was 81 new cases and So deaths
for the whole of Spain. The total number
of cases since the appearance of the epidemic
is 4lS9 and the number of deaths 2125.
The morning call., 1890-09-20
G2;man Forces Defeated.

LONDON, SEPT. 19.-Advices from Accra
state that Crippee chiefs have deputized the
Governor of the Gold Coast to protest against
the transfer of their country to Germany.
The Cripptes at Vosee resisted and defeated
a German force, wounding several Of them.
The morning call., 1890-09-20
Ten Years for Mnrder.

NAPA, Sept 19.-This morning in the
Superior Court Thomas Collins was SEN
fenced to ten years in San Quentin. Collins
is the man who stole a team at Red Bluff
last July and shot Deputy Sheriff Howard,
who arrested him at ST. Helena.
The morning call., 1890-09-20

BERLIN, Sept. 19.-The Miners Congress
has decided to present petitions to the Bun
desrath, Reichstag, Diets and various min
istries asking that mining laws be passed
to effect various reforms in hours, wages,
sanitary conditions, etc.
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California Horses,

New YORK, Sept. ia test OF the continued
popularity OF California blooded horses will prob
ably be afforded two weeks hence, when John H.
recent auctions Of California stock, Will resell q
number. The following, sired by Electioneer,
Will be sold: Parkyille, Stella, Unique, Linda
nm IYSL
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A FATAL COLLISION.

Ten Passengers Killed in Wreck on the
Mexican Road
CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. ia terrible ac-
cident happened to-day ON the Mexican
Railroad. near Rinconada. Two passenger
trains collided. Ten persons were killed
and several Others injured.
The morning call., 1890-09-20
DIsoRDERLY STRIKERS.

The Mayor of Sydney Forced to Read the Riot
Act to a Mob.
SYDNEY (N. S. W., SEPT 19.-ln conse-
quence of the absence of regular draymen,
owing to the strike, and the inability Of EN-
ployers TO engage non-union men, the wool
merchants and squatters to-day drove their
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Victims of Jealousv.

SPRINGFIELD Ohio, Sept. 19.-Charles
Drumm, the proprietor of wine-house, last
evening. in a fit of jealous rage, shot and
killed his wife and then ended his own life.
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Our Trade With France.

New YORK, Sept. 19-American importa-
tions into France reached 10000, COO francs
in 1880, an increase Of 81 ,0O0, Geo francs. The
exports TO the United States amounted to
405. 600. GOO francs, an increase of 23,0O0,OOO
francs
The morning call., 1890-09-20

PHILA DELPHIA, Sept. 49, DIR. Persifer
Fraser, who was Vice-President of the
fourth session Of the International Geologi-
cal Congress, has received from France the
decoration Of Officer of Public Instruction.
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German Army Maneu euvers.

RoHNsTocK, Sept. 19-The army man
euvers were concluded to-day Emperor
William led the final attack. Emperor
Francis Joseph was with the army OF de
fense. which was successful.
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SAN RAFAEL, Sept. 19.-Antone Luian,
who killed Anselta Pankalina, had pre-
liminary examination to-day before Judge
Duffy and was held over until the Novem-
Der term of the Superior Court.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Berserker,s tips on
Grayesend: First race, Bobby Beach or AL
Farrow; second, RiZpah or CastawaY; third,
Helter- Shelter or Slnaloa Second; fourtk. Kings
ton or Tennyi NTH, Nellie Bly, or Equity sixth,
Kern OR UullIkenS.
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A Japanese Steamer Lost.

LONDON, Sept. 19.-Advices flom Hiogo
state that the mail steamer Musashi Mare
was lost off Cochin, and all her crew, with
the exception Of one japanese, was drowned.
The morning call., 1890-09-20
COLORADO REPUBLICANS
NEW IN NEW YORK.

The Consul General to London Returns to Ar
range Private Affairs.
NEW YORK, Sept 19.-John G. New, the
American Consul General to London, ar
rived in New York this morning. He said
he came over to look after his private affairs.
English merchants are greatly interested,
he said, in the Mckinley bill New is san
guine that after the law is in force month
British business men will be satisfied with
its workings. He also expressed the belief
that England would before long increase the
tariff on many of her dutiable articles.
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EUROPEAN WAR CLOUDS.
Conference On the Admission of France In.
the Alliance-Arms for Russia.

PARIS, Sept 19.-La Paix says that En-
peror William and tie Emperor of Austria
held a long debate on the admission of
France into the alliance with Germany,
Austria and Italy
France has entered into contract to sup
ply Russia with an enormous number of
rifles. and 100000 are to be delivered within
eighteen months
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Suakin Thre atened.

SUAKIN. Sept. 19.-Cholera has broken
out among the Italian forces at Massowah.
Osman Dgna has arrived at Handoub and
threatens to attack Suakin.
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BALFOUR'S ERROR.
O'BTien'S Views on the Arrest
Of Irish Leaders.
Il Eill Greatly Strengthen the Nationalist
Cause in America
Net Sign Of Dependency al the Headquar-
tiers Of the Land League at Dublin.
PaTlellS Movements.
Special Dispatches to THE MORNING CALL

LONDON, Sept. 19.-The arrest OF the
Irish leaders yesterday still occupies con-
spicuoUs place in the newspapers through
out the United Kingdom. Various expIana-
tions are suImised to account for Balfour's
sudden stroke. The commonest che on the
part Of the Liberal press is that its object
was to prevent Dillon and O'Buen from
going to America to arouse American SYM
pathy and solicit American aid. The Con-
servatiyes, however, scout the idea that
Balfour could have acted from such q
motive. They see in his present policy a
laudable effort to prevent the recurrence of
disorder in Ireland. On the whole, one gets
the impression that the predominant public
opinion is so far extremely doubtful of the
wisdom or expediency of the Governments
course
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hotel, had been sold to the Southern Pacific
Company. Tonight it is again reported
that deal either has been or will be at
once consummated. No details are obtain
able
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FANNY D,yenport III,

New YORK, Sept. 19.-Fanny Davenport,
the well-known actress, is very Ill with
severe cold,
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Radnnaa naaah

ported several times recently that the Re
dondo Beach road, including the wharf and
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NOT RECOGNIZED.
Ezeta's Election to the Presidency Of Salvador
Soon to Be Acted Upon

S0On 70 dCItu UDUu.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 19.-Referring to the
special dispatch from Salvador saying that
Minister Miner had been instructed by the
State Department to recognize EZeta's cleo
ton TO the Presidency acting Secretary OF
State Wharton said this evening that no
such instructions had been given, but they
undoubtedly soon would be. The State De
partment has received from Miner a full
report of the Barrundia incident, but is not
yet prepared to make it public.