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THE Next CONGRESS.

The Portland OregoniGn comedies the
next House to the Democrats. 1t even esti-
mates the Democratic majority as high as
sixty-two. Tie reasons given for making
this concession do not seem to Us adequate
to produce the result anticipated. The
Oreg0Ridn says:
AS steady voting force The Republican party
except in Presidential years, never counts up as
soldy as the Democratic. The former, now In
possession. feels easy and comfortable and is in
no mood to make a strong effort Again, many
of its members use these oceasions-the " off
years ito crafty their iuclnations to /" bolt"
"sulk," "knife" their enemies or indulge a
propensity TO Maynard voting. Similar motives
do not affect the Democratic party. whose mem
beers mostly vote their party ticket even when
they are so 0utnumbereQ as 10 make their effort
hopeless.
Our Portland contemporary does not take
into consideration the immense advantage
the legislation of the present Congress gives
the party in power. Farmers have seen
their products advance in value about 90
per cent by the operation OF the silver law.
Probably no party has ever passed law the
benefcent effects Of which have become so
apparent in 50 short time. Is it probable
that farmers will send men to Congress who
are opposed to this law? Have they for
gotten the letters of Mr.. Cleveland predict
ing financial crisis unless the old S2,o00,000
Coinage Act should be repealed? The Nc
Kiuley Tariff Bill will certainly transfer in
dustries now monopolized by European
countries to this country. The absolute
effects of this measure will not be visible in
time to influence the approaching election I;
but with the marvellous growth OF the coun-
try under an inadequate rate OF duties as an
object lesson. it should not be difficult to
convince voters that a careful revision of
the tariff on the same lines will produce
similar results. We do not see why the
Democrats should be stronger now than they
were two years ago. They have done moth
ing in the present Congress but to place OBJ
structions in the way of the majority. They
have not even shown the wisdom which
sometimes manifests itself in the face of an
oyerpowering majority.
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State should stand by its great men, A
man like Reed or Mckinley confers distinc-
ton on the State he represents. For some
time there were people in Europe who
thought the United States was composed of
three States because they heard SO much Of
Webster of Massachusetts,. Clay of Ken
lucky and Calhoun of Sonth Carolina.
Maine has received much distinction as
the home of Blaine, and now Reed comes to
the front as a favorite son.
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The Baptist Ministers Union met at Y.
NJ c. A parlor yesterday, Rev. A. ].
Runyan in the chair. Rev. Dr. Thompson
made short address upon Sabbath observ-
ance. DR.. Driver also made forceful ad-
dress. Revs Abbott. Hartwell and Runyan
were appointed committee to confer with
the committee from the Presbyterian and
other denominations to arrange public
meeting of the churches in the interest of
Auti-Saloon Alliance.
Reys. Abbott, Dorsey and Latourette
were appointed committee to assist Rev.
Mr. Olsen in raising funds for Swedish
Baptist church in this city. Rev. Mr.. Nc
Connell has been appointed editice- building
missionary for California.
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AROUSING 1HE DRUNK.
One of the Safest Treatments Is Pinching
Under the Arm.

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Under the Arm.
The best way to arouse drunken man is
to pinch him under the arm, says a police
officer in the St Louis Globe-Democrat. l
found drunken fellow lying across the
track at Tenth and Morgan streets late one
night and it seemed Impossible to arouse
him. dubbed him over the soles of his
feet and rolled and shook him, but he lay as
limp as a rag. just then an old gentleman
came along, and suggested that pinch him
under the arms.
The effect was electrical. 1 had him
awake and fighting mad at once. On an
other occasion Sergeant Pierce tried the
same experiment on sot at the Fourth Dis
triet Station, who was delaying the Black
Maria. The man stood it for awhile, and
then suddenly opened his eyes and dealt the
Sergeant blow that would have felled an
OK. The treatment is a dead sure thing ;
fetches them every time.
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CURE FOR MALARIA.
The Eucalyptus Planted in the Neighbor

The Eucalyptus Planted IN the Ne1gnDOr-
hood Drains the Ground Perfectly.
For years past the T'refontane Convent at
Rome had become positively uninhabtabe,
owing to the malaria which attacked-in
many Instances with fatal results-its in
mates. Senator Torelii presented a bill in
Parliament proposing that the estate an
nexed to the convent should be planted with
eucalyptus as an experiment against ma
laria. The bill was passed, and the Trap
pist monks planted thousands of eucalyptus
plants of all species on the estate. But still
the malaria rayage1 and several monks
suffered severely. But it was remarked
that it was only the monks who had their
cells looking on the central cloister who fell
victims to the malaria.
This suggested the idea of planting four
eucalyptus trees at the four corners of the
cloister The plants. sheltered from the
winds, soon grew to a great height. The
immediate result was the complete draining
of the soil of the cloister, and the disappear
ance of malarial fever from the convent.
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PREDICTIONS.

SIGNAL SERVICE. U. S. ARMY,
DIvIsIoN OF THE Pacific,
Ban FRANCISCO, September 8, 1890.
p. M.-Pacihe time
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest in Western Washington
and lowest in Southeastern California; the tempera-
ture has risen in Eastern Washington and South
eastern California elsewhere has fallen the weather
has been fair IL all districts
Forecast Till 8 z. N. Wednesday.
For Northern Californ1a-Fair weather; winds
generally westerly; stationary temperature, except
cooler in the Sacramento aud San Joaquin valleys
For Southern California-Far weather; winds
generally westerly; stationary temperature except
cooler al Los Angeles and Yuma.
For Oregon Fair weather; winds generally north
to west, nearly stationary temperature.
For Washington-Fair weather; variable winds;
nearly stationary temperature.
JOIN p. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps Din charge).
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A CHANCE FOR MCKINLEY.

The election Of Reed by majority so
much larger than he had in 1883 seems to
create chance for Mckinley to overcome
the $500 adverse majority in his district. He
may gain fewer votes than Reed and yet
be elected. The influences which have con-
tributed to Reeds election should be no less
potent I'm McKinley's district. Ohio is
large producer Of raw material, and the
tariff which bears McKinIey's name is dis
tinctive in the protection of that branch OF
industry. There is a general feeling that
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HE CUT HIS THROAT.
The Baldwin. Hotel Barber Commits

The Baldwin, Hotel Barber Commits
Suicide.
Theodore c. LamDe. the proprietor OF the
barber-shop and baths in the Baldwin hotel,
committed suicide yesterday afternoon by
cutting his throat with razor while labor
ing under temporary insanity.
1t is said that he has been suffering from
mental depression for two or three weeks
and has been confined to his home at 2l3l
Mission street, under the care of his ply
stefan. His wife, who had been attending
him during his illness. went out OF the room
yesterday afternoon to procure him some
thing to eat aud when she returned saw him
standing in front of a mirror with a razor
in his hand slashing away at bis throat.
He died soon after and his body was re-
moved to an ndeItaking establishment on
Mission street. The case was reported to
the Coroner last evening, and of course an
inolIest will he held
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Bouangerism is apparently nearing Its quietus.
II is now asserted the Comic de Paris has In his
possession letter from the General in which
the latter offers TO restore the monarchy on con-
ditIon that he be made a Marshal and created a
Duke with an allowance OF 100000 francs
yearly. The Figaro's sensational disclosures
show that Count Dillon was the agent OF the
Royalisrs and that be supplied the Boulsngerists
with $500, 900 francs, exclusive OF large sums
contributed by the Duchess Dues and other
prominent Royalists who followed the Generals
banner. Despite the latter's declaration that
the Ftgoro's stories are mere idle tales and that
lie does not despair Of yet playing prominent
part In the affairs OF France or OF enjoying the
sweets OF revenge, the disclosures are gaining
general cfedence ana leaving very little OF the
remnant oil Boulangerism which survived the
last election.
A bill that is not exciting general approval is
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ACROSS LIE BAY.

Very Quiet Day on Account of the
Celehra ton.
Charles Dickerson caught his foot in
switch-frog at an early hour yesterday
morning in the West Oakland yards as he
was stepping off train, and both feet were
SO badly mangled that they bad to be ampu-
tated at the Oakland Receiving Hospital.
He had just obtained vacatit n and was
bidding his chums good-by for a week.
The Seventh-day Adventists' missionary
ship Pitcairn, recently built for them at
Benicia by Captain Turner. made success
ful trial trip on the bay yesterday, leaving
the Oakland pier at 10 in the morning.
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The cornerstone of the new Christ Epis-
copal Church will be laid tomorrow. AS
sistant Bishop Nichols will officiate.
Eleven of the twelve jurymen who con-
victed George W. Silver of felony for pre-
senting a forged document to the Supe-
rior Court have signed his petition for a
pardon. Tire petition will be presented to
Governor Waterman within a month. Ii
has also been signed by large number OF
citizens of Alameda County.
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AT SACRAMENTO.

The Gas Citys Defeated by a Combina-
ton of Hits ana Errors.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 9.-The ball game
to-day resulted as expected in the defeat of
Stockton. The Senators played an excellent
fielding game and came near shutting out
the visitors.
Eight of the home mines runs were made
in the fourth inning by streak of batting
on their part and a combination of mispla Us
by the Stockton Club.
Harper and Kilroy both pitched an ex-
celent game, the former eXcelling Fol-
lowing is the score
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Earned runs-San Franciscos q Three-base hits
Ebright, Levy. Two-Dase hits-Stevens, Look abaugh
Lohman. Sacrifice hts-Haniey Neach. Looka-
baugh Carsey. First base errors-San Francisros
l, Oakands 2. First base called balls-San
Franciscos 3, oaklands 3. Left on bases-san
Franciscos 6, Oaklands 4. Struck out-By Looka-
baugh d, by Carsey 2. First base on hit by pitcher
Cautiion, Shea, Veach. Double plays-Ebrig to
Veach. Lookabaugh and Veach, Lookabaugb, Speer
and Everett. Passed balls-Lohman 1. Time Of
game-l hour and 40 minutes Umpire-John f.
Donahue. Official scorer-J W. Stapleton.
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ana to levy an income tax OF per cent Tor
1891 and annually thereafter upon the gains,
profits and income of every resident OF the
United States, citizen residing temporarily
abroad. The tax is to be levied upon all prop
eriy, rents, interests, gains and income OF any
employment or vocation, Including the salaries
OF members of Congress. II is provided. however.
that military or naval pensions and the sum OF
$1,000 of the income OF any person shall be
exempt under certain conditions. The salaries
of the President, the Judges of the United States
and officers OF every State are expressly ex-
empted.
More valuable time was frittered away In the
House OF Representative yesterday by the " no
quorum" dodge. The value OF the obstru Give
tactics OF the minority is exemplihed by the re-
suit in the Senate, the Congressional RECORD
having been numbered up with over 3,ooo,ooo
words of socalled debate, at an enormous ex-
pense to the people. without changing single
vote Senator Germans declaration that such
tactics chad an educational effect" mas, now
ever been verified by the news from Maine.
Scientific progress is producing far-reaching
changes in the tactics OF war. Indeed, Bismarck
declares that inventions for making warfare are
becoming more and more murderous. No In
demnity could compensate for the misery and
expense caused by the new methods OF warfare;
therefore, statesmen should think well before be-
ginning war,
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.-n,oa, n NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near ssarny open until IL O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until ESQ O'Clock: 6o3
1arkin street, open until $3.50 CLOCK, and 2o15
Mission street omen until O'Clock p. NJ.
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socini at the Hospit.l

SOcThI
The ladies of the Bethany Congregational
Church, assis ed by the Mission wv. c. L.
u, gave an entertainment consisting OF
vocal and Instrumental music to the patients
of the City and County Hospital Monday
afternoon. After the entertainment re-
freshments composed of coffee, lemonade
and cakes were served I his was their first
experiment, and will be repeated.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUMMER
MONTHS

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StOCktOnS ......s.......U q o o I l. 2
Earned runs-Sacramentos q Stocktons 0. Home
runs-Goodenough. Three-base hIts-Roberts. Two
base hts-Roberts and Kilroy sacrifice hit-Vogt
First base Oh errors-Sacramentos 3, Stocktons U.
First base on called baiis-Sacramentos z. Stock
tons 4. Left on bases-Sacramentos .. Stocktons 8.
Struck out-By Harper 8. by KiIroy 10. Passed
balls-MeHale /, Nogt 2. Time of game-l hour and
IS minutes. Umpire-McLaughin. onicial scorer
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FRESNO, Sept. 9.-What was considered
the best and most exciting game of baseball
ever seen in Fresno was played here to-day
before large crowd of people by the Fresno
and MERGED clubs. The score was-Fresno 8
MERGED 4.
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Petitions to the Town Trustees, asking
them TO call for vote of the people with
reference to reincorpora.ion as city of the
fifth class, have been prepared and placed
for signatures in the Postoffices at East and
West Berkeley and at the Town Hall.
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A Frnnd CnmnIained or.

Complaint was made 10 Chief Crowley
yesterday that man was fraudulently rep.
resenting himself to be an agent of the
Retail Grocers' Journal, and collecting
money for subscriptions and advertise
ments. He has given different names and
succeeded in obtaining several small sums
of money.
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I'el-EP aQe Edition.
NOTICE!

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CuIiiran All Right.

William Culligan, the landscape gardener
who was arrested on complaint of hiswife
and charged with insanity, has been re-
leased, after an examination by the Com
missioners of Insanity. The charge of bat
terry preferred against Cullgan has also been
dismissed.
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"Original Little Louisiana Company" OF
San Frnuciscs.

No 22536 wins $500 sold In San Francisco,
Cal. No. 10,931 wins $500, sold IN Sacramento
and San Francisco, CAL; No. 62. 636 wins 1880,
sold In Stockton. CAL: No. 1887 wins 1925.
sold In San Francisco; Nos. 50.533. 79.051, win
each $3.50, sold In San francisco; Nos. 10, O26,
sold In Virginia City. New, Greenevlile, Miss,
MarysvlIl0 and San Francisco, CAL, and Port
land, Oregon.
Prizes can be sent for collection through any
bank or express at San Francisco, or viii be
paid by the principal dealers throughout the
Quilted States.
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sHEw's Photographic Gallery, 52s Kearny s

To neglect the hair is to lose youth and cornell
ness Save 1t with PARKER's HAIR BALsAM.
PARKER's GINGEn TONIC cures inward Mains
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The new cable to Bermuda got into busi-
ness at once. Its first weather report
brought tidings Of cyclone.
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The American ship Palrician, Captain E.
r. Sterling, arrived at Portland. Or, last
Tuesday, after stormy voyage of 178 days.
A week before his wife gave birth TO a
CHILD that only lived three days; The body
was e nbalmed and was buried at Astoria
ON Monday.
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J.F.CUTTER'S OLD BoUHBoN.--i nis celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all rst-class druggists aud
grocers. Trade mafk-star within a shield.
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Among the articles recently brought to
Portland Oregon, from Antwerp by tile ship
Strath blame we're 1900 demijohns, ranging
in caracIty from half gallon to five gallons.
The duty on these We sells of wrath was Sfifil.
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LARGEST manufacturer In the United States Of
California glacs fruits, soc a b. Townsend's. .
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"MRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRupn has been
used Fifty Years by mothers fer their children
while Teething with perfect success 1t soothes
the child, softens the Gums allays all Pain cures
Wind Cole. regulates the bowels and is the best
remedy for Diarrhpa, whether arising from teeth
Ing or other causes and is for sale by Druggists
every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs
winslows Soothing Syrup Twenty-Five cents a
hot
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MEMBERS OF The defunct Keystone & Diamond
Watch clubs can make satisfactory settlement of
claims by applying U. S. Watch Club, 621 M'kt.s
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Overland Passenger TrafHc

For the month of August the Southern
Pacific system reports the following through
passenger traffic:
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,rDIICATTON OFFICE

THE MORNING CALL
Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Frahoisoo'
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Two pounds cream mixed candies in Japanese
basket, only SOC. Townsends, 627 Palace.
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cocoANur ices, 25c II. Townsends.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SITDATlONS-CONTI
Young GERMAN, SPEAKING ENGLISH,
i well educ ated and hard worker. wants situation
In wholesale house or other employment; &C
given. Please address F. E., 1897 Golden Gate
avenue. sea "
ENGLIsH GARDENER WANTS SITUATION:
II understands gardening and general work about
gentleman's place. Address s. NJ, Box 8, this
office. se9 3tF
mo COUNTRY ALTON AS ED
ftOr or foreman: twenty years experience Adj
dress g. L., Box 40, CALL Office seq 2t+
GOOK AND WIFE WITHOUT CHILDREN
" wish situations; hotel, restaurant OF boarding.
house. Call. German couple, 634 Mission st. w
CTEADY YOUNG MAN WISHES EMPLOYMENT
- as coachman and gardener. Address A. j: w.
Barber Shop 81 Market st. seS Cts
wi good workers; wife good cook. Address q. +.
T., Box 1913, CALL Branch Office. se8 3t*
Az ANTED-PoSITIoN BY EXPERIENCED EN-
w gineer In machines, stationaries and pumps;
does repairing, blacksmithing and pipe hitting Adj
dress KLOPFER, Kentucky and sierra sts. seI ~
EIRsT-CLAss BARBER WOULD LIKE STEADY
L employment in frst-class barber-shop. ADDRESS
626 Green ST. SEQ ~
YOUNG MAN, LATELY FROM IRELAND.
l wants situation coachman. Address Q. j.,
Box 1l9, CALL Branch Office. sci l4tr
XNANTED-A FIRST-CLASS POSITION FOR
w married man, who saved $50 by purchasing q
merchant taiIor-lnade suit for $50 merchant taors
LORS. corner Post and Dupont streets.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., CLERKS AND
w others who are looking for frst-ciass positions
to call and see our merchant tailor-made business
suits for SIS; merchant tailOrs' price, $50
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Post and Dupont streets
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

BEEcHAM's PILLS cure bilious and nervous Ills.
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FAMOUS broken candy, 2 Tbs 25c. TOWnsend's.z
TOWNSHIPS. 627 Market ST., Palace Hotel, /.
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visi, Battle of Gettysburg. Market and NTH.
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San Francisco Dental Association,

San Francisco Dental Association.
The annual meeting Of the San Francisco
Dental Association was held Monday
The following officers were elected for the
Vice-P President, DIR. L. Van Orden; Record
ing Secretary. DR.. C. f. Post; Correspond
ing Secretary, DR.. S. E. Knowles; Treas.
urer and Librarian, DIR. j. j. Birge.
THE many wonderful cures accomplished by
Hoods Sarsaparilia, when other medicines had
failed is Sufficient proof that this preparation pos
sesses peculiar and superior curative powers.
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A bill that Is not exciting general approval Is
the one introduced by Senator Gibson OF LouIsi.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RP Hall to Let Friday Evening. Graz
So Central. cor. Sixth and Market SITS. iY23 d
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4. HI ADDRESS OF HENRY WALTERS.
!" Address ". Box 93,CALL Branch OfnceselO Sc
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" to Fresno. see boss In town: men for Sonoma
County, 81 day and board: apprentices for
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SIGNAL SERVICE. U. S. ARMY, /
DIVISION OF THE Pacific, [
BAN FRANCISCO, September 8, 1890. (