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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-10
THE LIONS SHARE.
Growl in the House Committee on an Az.
preparation for Oakland.

WASHINGTON, July 9.-The House CON-
mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds
met this morning, and, after considerable
wrangling, finally agreed to report favor
ably the Senate bill for public building at
Oakland, CAL, to cost S250.000. Some of
the members of the committee believe that
California is getting the lions share of sp-
preparations for public buildings, and there
was considerable bad temper displayed to-
day. One of the Republicans loudly COM
planned that Clunie, Democratic member,
received more favor than some of the Re-
publican members of the committee. The
Oakland bill is on the calendar, at any rate,
and is likely to pass before adjournment.
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The Carter Diverce Case.

CHICAGO. July 9.-The Appellate Court
this morning affirmed the decree of Judge
Jameson granting divorce to Leslie Car
ter from Caroline Louise Carter. The Car
ter divorce case has been the most cele-
brated litigation of its kind ever tried in
Chicago. This arose from charges made
by the husband and wife against each other
ana the wealth and social po sition Of the
Carriers,
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New YORK, July 9.-The New YORK brother
hood team easily defeated the Bisons this after
noon. Attendance 700 Summary:
New Yorks. 3 30l 8 0 o O-ls
Butfalos.. los................... .....0 o U o OIL
Base hits-New Yorks 20, Buifalos 4. Errors
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RATE-CUTTING.

Reduction of Passenger Fares From Chicago
to Montana Points.
CHICAGO, July 9.-The Chicago Railway
Association has decided to make reduc-
tion of SIS 70 in the passenger rate from
Chicago to Helena and Montana points
after August 1st because the Northern
Pacific cut the rate from st. Paul.
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An Oregon Contractor in Irons.

NEW YORK, July 9.-Edward NJ. Doyle.
contractor. charged with forgery and OBJ
tanning money on false pretenses in Oregon,
was brought, chained by the hands aud
legs. into police headquarters TO-DAY, by
Detective Day of Portland. He had chased
him many thousand miles. Day is en- route
for Portland with the prisoner.
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Record Broken.

Boston, July 9.-The quarter-mile run
ming record was lowered at Beacon Park
to-day by w. C. Downs, Harvard amateur
runner The track was in bad condition,
but Downs made the distance in AZ 2-5 sec
0nds, the former record being 4SA.
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Chinagos, Third Straight.

NEW YORK, July 9.-Chicag0 won Its third
consecutive game from lhe local league club TO-
day. Summary:
New orks.....................l 1000 0 o %
Chicagos. gos.......................-0 D 90 D U 1-3
Base hits-New Yorks S, Chicagos A. Errors-
New Yorks 4, Chicagos l. Batteries-Rusie, Clark
aud Murphy. hutchinson and Kttrdge. Umpire
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Colored Catholic Convention.

CINCINNATI, July ga national conven-
tion of colored Catholics, called by Dermis-
ston of the proper ecclesiastical authorities
to confer upon the needs of c0lored Cath
olic congress, met here to-day.
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WARREN AND THE SPIDER.

A Precious Pair Of "Pues" Irdulge in q
Fight Over Money.
BUFFALO, July 9.-After the Weir-Con-
nor fight last night the club officers were
settling up in the Hotel Iroquois when
Tommy Warren requested that they keep
out what Weir owed him, and he added lie
knew Weir would cheat him. This in
censed the Spider, who sprang at Tommy
and a fierce battle followed. The men were
quickly separated, however, and told to
behave under pain of expulsion. They
subsidei
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A Mythical Mine.

New YORK, July George w. Rumble
and James w. Waldron, who were doing a
flourishing business in mining stocks under
the name of the Pacific Mining Exchange,
were arrested to-day on charge that they
were selling stock in mythical Western
mine. They were held in $500 bail eaeh al
the Tombs.
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BERLIN, July 9.-The Bundesrath to-da
adjourned until November.
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One for the Bridegrooms.

BROOKLYN, July 9.-The local league club
defeated Cleveland in a well-contested game this
afternoon. Attendance 700. Summary:
BrookIyns ......................2 90 IS
IieFeiauus ..Z U U U-3
Base hits-Cleveiands o, Brsoklyns g. Errors
thinner, Loveti and Bushong Umpire-McDer-
mott
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CHARGED With Killing Her Daueht,

VIENNA, July 9.-Countess Badini has
been arrested at Trieste and charged with
causing the death of her daughter. aged u
years.
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In TOUCH! !.

THE FACT THAT THE CALL PUBLISHES
/ THE MOST WANT ADS SHOWS THAT
IT IS IN TOUCH WITH THE PEOPLE.
1T is The Only Want NJ edium!
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Bills Abandoned.

LONDON, July 9.-The Standard says it
believes that the Cabinet yesterday decided
TO abandon the scheme for the carrying
forward Of bills from one session to another;
also the tithes and Crisp and Irish Land
purchase bills, and to adjourn at the end of
,JulV
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La blanche.

New YORK, July 9.-The Police Gazette
has a dispatch saying that La Blanche has
decided to sail for Englan d to meet all com
ers for the middle-weig ht championship of
the world.
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ELMIRA IN. ". July 5.-The little town
of Roseville. across the State line, in Tioga
County, Pennsylvania, was totally wiped
out by fire yesterday. Twenty-three build
ings in all We're burned.
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Emin Pasha's Resolve.

BREMEN, July 9.-Emin Pasha in letter
to DIR. Hertleub, who is preparing Emin's
geological collections, says: II l return in
safety 1 will not tempt God by further ex-
ploration.
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For tho Bu' garian Throne.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 9.-The report
that Russia would soon propose the Duke
of Leuchtenberg for the Bulgarian throne is
semi-officially stated.
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San Fr nc SEQ Represented in the Winners.
BERLIN, July 9.-In to-day's shooting
contest the following-named Americans
won cups: Sieberg, Schroeder. Ficken,
Vondohler, Jordan and Miller of New
York, Spaethe of Cincinnati, Shick of ST.
Louis and KGnig of San Francisco.
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Dr. Peters Reaohes ihe Coast.
The Congo State Bill.

ZANZIBAR July 9.-Dr. Peters, the Ger
man explorer, reached the coast from the
interior of Africa yes erday. lie is we'll.
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THE CHINESE MINISTER.
What He Did Say on the Subject of
Retaliation.

hHTaIIdlI0n.
WASHINGTON, July 9.-The Chinese Min
lister admits having had an interview with
World reporter, but says his language was
msrepresented. He did say that China
had ample provocation to retaliate for
the action of Congress, but he made
no threat that Americans would be
excluded from China. He said few hot
heads had advanced such a proposition, but
it had never been for moment entertained
nor is it likely to be. He also denies that
Bayard and the late Minister from China
formulated the new treaty after passing the
Exclusion Act, embodying that law.
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Confirmed His Nomination.

WASHINGTON. July 9.-The Senate in ex-
ecutive session confirmed the nomination of
General r. N. Bachelder, Quartermaster-
General.
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THE BROTHERHOOD.
Pittsburg Administers a Humiliating shu
Ont to Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. July 9.-The Pittsburg
brotherhood club, ran away with the Philadel-
phia team to-day Attendance 500. Summary:
PIttsburgs gs...............-O q a o 4 O s-l6
Phiiadelphias. s.................00 o y U o 0 o. U
Base hits-Phiadelphias 4. Pittsburgs 10. Errors
-Philadelphias T. Pttsburgs /. Batteres-Cun-
ningham and M;llgan, Maui and QuiRn Um-
pires-Knight and Jones.
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Wifi Murderer Hanged.

FORT SMITH (Ark.), July 9.-John Stals-
bury was hanged to-day for the killing OF
his wife last August near Eufalla, Greek
nation.
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BRUSSELS. July 9.-The Congo State Bill
was presented in the Chamber to-day and
referred to committee. King Leopo old's
Dequeathal of his entire rights in the Congo
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EASTERN BASEBALL.
The BOStOnS Win From PittSburs Despite
Nichols WildneSS.

BOSTON, July 9.-NchoIls was very wild to day,
sending eleven men TO first base on balls, hitting
two men and making one wild pitch. Game was
called at the end OF the seventh ipning to allow
the visitors to catch the train. Attendance 1000.
Summary:
BostonS. ...........................,24 D 0-l9
PittsOurgs. rgs...........................O 3 O.
Base hits Bostons II. Pittsburgs 6. Errors
BoStons 2, Pittsburgs 4. Batteries-Nicholls and
Bennett, Baker, Bowman and Wilson. Umpire-Mc-
Quaid.
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Adiournment of IN. Bundesrath.

LONDON, July st is reported that a
girl shot Stamboulof, the Bulgarian Prime
Minister, yesterday.
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GROWING CITIES.
Chicago Has Over One Million Inhabitants
Baltimore ard st. Louis

Baltimore ard st. Louis.
WASHINGTON. July "a rough official
count of the population of st. Louis by the
Census Office was completed to-day. 1t
shows the city population to be AS, 124.
This is in excess about Il, 600 over the esti-
mate made by the local supervisor.
BaltimOre's population is something over
433, coo. The Chicago Census Supervisor
sent his returns to Washington to-day. He
says now that Chicago's population is not
less than ], 100000
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-10

Clinton Bowen Fisk, who was the Pro-
hibition candidate for President of the
United States in 1888, was born Decembe
s, 1928, at GriGfsville, Livingston County,
\. \. His father was general manufac-
turer of local repute. When Clinton was 3
years old his father removed to Michigan.
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Bulgaria's Prime Minister Shot.

LONDON. July 9. Surefoot won the
Prince of Wales stakes to-day. with Me-
moir second.
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AN APPALLING DISASTER.

Hundreds o. People Killed and Plantations
Devastated by a Cyclone.
MUsCAT. July "A terrific cyclone has
prevailed here and in the adjacent country.
Great damage was done in this city and
surrounding country. Many houses, both
here and on plantations, were demolished.
The loss of life is appalling. There are re-
ported, thus far, over seven hundred killed.
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DISSATISFIED GRENADIERs.
They Refuse to Parade, but Sub equently BE
consider Their Resolve.

consider Their Resolve
LONDON, July 9.-In the Commons to-
day C. Graham asked the Government what
truth there was in the reports that insub-
ordination prevailed in the GTenadier
Guards. The Secretary Of State for War
stated the reports were much exaggerated.
There was some dissatisfaction On the bat
TALON being ordered to parade Monday, and
but eventually the whole battalion paraded
and marched in perfect order to perform
the duties assigned them.
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Civil wpr Imminent in San Salvador,

CITY OF MEXICO. July 9-Advices from
San Salvador state there is extreme dissat-
isfaction with the new Provisional Govern
ment and civil war is imminenl
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Prinna of Wales Stakaa

VIENNA, July ga great storm in Cali
cia, lasting forty-eight hours, devastated
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CLINTON B. FISK.
Death Of the Prohibition Presidential
Candidate Of 1883.

NEW YORK, July 9.-General Clinton
Bowen Fisk died this morning in his sixty
second year The burial will be at Cold
water. Mich. Saturday.
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BOSTON, July 9.-The local brotherhood team
DID some heree batting to-day and piled up six
teen runs. Attendance 500. Summary:
Bostons- -;......................42 o l o 4-16
Cleveands. nds....,............... o . 000 070OI- 8
Base hits-Bostons 1S. Clevelands lS. Errors-
and SWEET, McGill and Brennan. Umpires-Bakeiy
and Matthews
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A Terrible Storm.

State to BelEium, dated August l, 1889, was
read to the Chamber and greeted with great
applause
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DELAWARE FRUIT.
A Total Failure Ct the Crop-No Peachts, Ap-
nlea or Pc ars

Piles or Pc ars.
Dow Err, July 9.-This season not single
carload of peaches will be shipped from
the entire Delaware peninsula. Few grow
ers will have even basket for their own
use, and many not a single peach. In
for 800 carloads TO be shipped daily, and
some stations sent off as many as thirty
five carloads in single day. The failure
of the fruit crop is not confined to peaches,
but apples, pears, plums, grapes and cher
ries are all short and scarce, SO that gen.
eral dearth is inevitable.
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A Lively Contest

BROOKLYN. July 9.-The lyellest kind OF bat
ting and good fielding work were the features Of
to-days brotherhood game. Attendance 900.
Summary:
Brookyns s.....................6 o 8 2-16
Chcagos .......................2 o O.
Base hits-Brooklyns 16, Chieagos Is. Errors
Brooklyns 3, Chicagos g. Batteries-Weyhing and
Kinslow, Baldwin and Farrell. Umplres-Ferguson
and Holbert
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New Yorks 8, Buffalos 8. Batteries-Ewtng and
Sheri dan
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-05


He DIDN'T ADVERTISE. -
weeks ago IA man named SCI
opened a grocery store on c
manche street, and when We CT
ually dropped in and menlion
The TACT That the Kicke \ ,sas
best advertising medium in I
West, he didn't enthuse. We knt
there was something wrong abO
him, and we sent his description
The siXty-fOur sheriffs and chiefs
police who are constantly in col
municatiOn with ns. Last Thu
day, just after we had gone
press, a detective arrived I'm
Louisville and collared Mr.. SEQ
who is a defaultlng county lrear
rer. lie has left us, and We bOug
The stock Of groceries at abO
twenty-five cents on the dulli
Had Mr.. Scott advertised he won
have built up a large al
profitable business, but he TOOK
wrong view of it and will prObab
20 to The State prison for fifteen
years.-Ariz0nG Kicker.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-05
Marvellous Gains.

Ii now appears that the scheme
to pass a reappointment bill at the
present session of Congress has
been abandoned not because The
returns from the several States
cannot be prepared in time, but for
the reason that the Republicans
have been startled by the fact that
The returns sent in have shown a
large increase in The population of
the southern States and under a
reapporIiOnment the Democrats
will make large gains in Congress
men. The P~iitsburg Post says:
"Even the Southern men them
selves are a>tOnlshed at the figures.
The returns prove that the South
has had a genuine and substantial
growth. They also show that the
States OF West Virginia and Ten.
nessee, where it was supposed the
greatest increase would be found,
are tagging behind. On The basis
of $4,000 pOpulatiouf for each Con
gresham, which is the present ra-
to, every Southern State, with
the exception of Delaware, will
secure an additional Congressman.
If, Is proposal, the ratio be made
171,000, all but Florida and Della.
ware will gain and none lose.
Texas, with 100000 increase,
shows the largest gain. The gains
in the other States are: Alabama,
$4,000; Arkansas, 569,575; Della.
ware, 1892; Florida, 27.OOO;
Georgia, 39S,O00; Maryland, 1866.
900; Louisiana, 10000; Mississip.
pi, $4,000; Virginia, 20S,O 900;
West Virginia, 10000; South Car,
DINA. 24l 600; Missouri, 400, 600
and Tennessee, 25S,0OO. 1t Is now
claimed that The increase in the
South will exceed that of all the
States in the North.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-05

SPANISH LEGEND OF THE JEssAMINE
-Stanley's bride has made She
lovely Cape Jessamine newly ap.
precialed by wearing II al her wed.
ding. In collection of Spanish
Legendary Tales" recently Ire.
sented TO the Towards Memorial
Library is The following legend oil
this flower, teaching that these fra.
grant blossoms are a constant les.
son of endurance. When cur Lord
died upon the cross for The mani.
fold sins of the world, which did
not appreciate Him and his sacri-
flee, there was then as now a pru-
fusion OF flowers growing around
Jerusalem. Among them was this
flower, which grows luxurianily
about there, and which was then a
beautiful rose color.
On the day OF the cruSifxion-on
that awful day when The veil of the
temple was rent in twain-ihe del
lcaie and tender flowers died from
fright and sorrow but these beau
tiful jessamine blossoms Ind their
lovely heads behind their glossy
leaves and endured The grief and
shame with our Lord, when he was
dead they surrounded him, but they
all turned white and have ever
SINCE remained The type of loving
endurance.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-05

SORE HEAD ON FOwLs.-A pour
Try journal gives the following -
vice 10 a correspondent in Sou
Carolina
The sore head disease is Pecullil
TO The suthern STATES, aud Is
dom known as far north a in'
giEia. 1t is due 10 a minute par
site which is not easily deslro!sJ
The most eiicatious remedy M
has been a mixture Of one gilI ca
Tor oil, one teaspoonful cedar Ol,i
one tablespoonful glycerinc, ss ~
twenty drops carbOlc acid appLos
once a day, used only a few diOP'
Of the mixture.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-05

COLoRs.-Colors have various
meanings. Red is supposed 10
mean happiness and joy, so we
speak of a ''red letter day." Blue
is thought 10 represent contempla
ton, reflection ; so vulgarly, people
who are very quiet are said TO have
the "blues." Yellow or gold sug-
gests goodness, faith. glory ; so we
say good as gold" Violets means
10 suffer. Green, The symbol OF
new life, spring, youth, hope, is ra-
Their unsuited when we call d stupid
person green" "green as grass"
Gray means mourning, or terror ;
TO turn as "gray as ashes is to be
afraid. Purple has always meant
pomp; 10 be "born in the purple"
is to be born to power and magnifi-
cence. White is innocent, and
black may be guilty Of any crime.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-05

The Aberdeen Examiner rub.
fishes reports from nearly 461 well
known stock raisers and hay max
ers Of Monroe county, which shows
the following statistics "'Ihey re-
port 4,626 tons of hay saved in
1889, as against 900 tons reported
to the census of 1880 for the whole
county and against 1884 tons re
ported to the last census for the
entire State of Mississippi. In
other words, 46l Monroe county
farmers report more than half as
much hay made by them in $780,
as in the whole State in 1880. This
is. a splendid showing and should
stimulate other counties 10 do like
wise.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-05
MARY AsDERSOS's KITTES.
Conrier-.J onrnnl.

COurier-Journal.
Mary Anderson has a pet cal
which exhibits remarkable evi
dences OF the truth OF metempsy
Ghosts. There are stranger thing
than are dreamed of IN 0ur phil
osophy, AMI many domestic ami
mails seem to be endowed with all
The attributes which manifest what
we call soul" or "immorlality.'
Miss Mary's cat became a mother
one night, aud every chit and child
died, leaving The mother cat in
consolab!e. She would throw her.
self on The floor, drag herself along
by the lore feet and moan and
whine like a human being. Final
ly The actress, deeply impressed
with such exhibitions of heart.
brokenneSs, sent out and procured
one little kitten, which she gave to
the feline Rachel. Her Joy was
indescribable. The old cal got in.
to the box with her adopted child,
fondling 1t and mewIng for excess
of joy. For two weeks she would
not leave the box for fear she
might lose her adopted kitten.
Food was brought to her TO keep
her alive.
Meantimes Miss Anderson was
taken ill and removed TO the sec.
ond floor. After two or three days
her pet went in search of her mis-
tress, and finding her sprang upon
the bed, caresslng her with as
much iOndness as if she had been
a child. "l'm sick, pet" said Miss
Anderson, "and when you were
sick and distressed | gave you a
little kitten to console you" No
were the words spoken
Ihan down the stairs ran the old
cat, and, selzlng her foster-kitten
by the back of the neck, bore it TO
her mistress, jumped up on the
bed and tenderly placed il in her
arms. The truth of this is vouched
or. Who says that animals haye
not souls?
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-05

There is a saloon keeper
Utica, Nebraska, who inserts tn
following advertisement in III
local papers:
ITO whom it may concern
Know We, that that by the pay
ment of $1,527.40, | am permlliei
10 retail intoxicating liquors at M
saloon in this city. To the Wiz
who has a drunkard Tor c husband
or a friend who is UNFORTUNATELY
dissipated, l say emphatically
tive me notice of such cases y
which you are interested, and az
such shall be excluded from my
place. Let mothers, fathers, 81,
tiers brothers, uncles and auntS ~
likewise. and their requests VIII
be regarded"