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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-06
THE POLITICAL POT.


Meeting of The Ashworth Clnb-As-
sembly Organizations.
A rousing meeting of the Ashworth Demo-
cratic Club was held last evening in Cam
brian Hall on Mission street. The club has
now membership of over $50. Frank j.
Fallon acted as Chairman, with Henry Da-
ley as Secretary.
A Committee on Bylaws was appointed
as follows: Daniel Sullivan, James Lowe
and John Coffey. At the suggestion of the
Chairman, Daniel Sullivan moved that a
committee of five be appointed whose duty
it shall be to note carefully the doings of
Congress and to obtain as much general in
formation concerning politics as possible,
and 10 report at each meeting of the club
such information. The motion was carried
and the following were appointed: j. Nc
Ardle, j. Monahan, W. McGraw, John
Hurry and P. Corners. A committee COM
posed OF Daniel Riley, William Fallon and
Ii. Daley was next appointed to secure the
use of larger hall for club purposes.
On motion of III. Daley it was de-
cided to hold picnic during the month of
July, aud j. Mcmillan, Joseph Kenney and
John Cotfey were appointed to engage a
park for the occasion. John NOOnan,
Joseph Callahan and p. Connors were next
appointed to ascertain the expense of hold
ing public maSs-meeting some time during
the month of May.
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BISMARCK'S DISMISSAL.
The EX-ChanCHIOF May Sometime Give
the Story to the World.

NEW YORK, April 6.-Smalley's cable
gram to the Tribune says: Prince Bis
marck is believed to be debating in the
Seclusion of FREDERICKSBURG whether he
will give to the world the whole truth
about his dismissal from office. For
the moment his organs in the German
press are SILENT or. like the Colonge Ga
zette, discourage reflections on the Emperor.
That journal admonishes the foreign press that
some Of Its remarks are offensive to William Ii.
All this means that Bismarck is not yet ready.
He thinks The time for delivering the blow has
not yet come. The German Fatheriand meantime
desires 10 rest content in the belief that the En-
pefor believed himself TO be obeying the dictates
OF patriotic duty and iron necessity.
Nobody doubts that, nor deeply cares, with
what fiue phrases the Emperor thinks
best 10 embellIsh his fixed resolve
that he and not his Chancellor should
henceioTth rule the Fatherland. But the ad-
monitlon, whether inspired or merely human,
avais not. Even Bismarck at moments breaks
through That rigid law OF silence which he has
imposed upon himself.
Once ii not twice the truth has burst out 81
do not 90 Voluntarily" lie exclaimed TO friends
who brought him an address. ferhrps on the
same, perhaps a different occasion
he said, Il have been made to CO." Such, at any
rate. are the stories current IN several journals
In the foreign and German Dress.
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SOMETHING To LAUGH AT.

The Washington Post says the color
comes off the new red stamps. Been trying
to wash them, eh
"He fairly dotes on her. but her father
wont let him in the house." 1.-The old
man must be something OF an antidote. p
Harper's Bazaar.
A Bare supposition. Mrs. Figg-What
State is the Cherokee strip in, dear?
MIR. Figg-A state of nature, l suppose.
Terre Haute Express.
Sappy-Yaas. dontcherknow, if there,
aw, is anything |, aw, love it is. aw, calves
Miss Pert-Oh. the Lawrence
American,
Say, waiter, I reckon you've taken my
order all wrong. / ordered spring chicken
and bottle of II claret Here you've gone
and brought me a II chicken and q bottle
of spring claret. Racket.
New York Dude-I say, Cho1ly, don't che
know
New York Dude No. (bitterly)-Shoot
the cockney style. Fred. The English are
all hurrahing for Chicago. Tri-
bune.
Count Macaroni-0h, my lofe, my beauti-
ful-a lofe
The Countess-Oh, keep quiet, will you!
Ii had known you were ever going to
make such fool of yourself / would never
have let pa buy you for me.-Terre Haute
Express.
A young man was calling on a Congress-
mans daughter the other evening when the
father appeared at the parlor door
" May l come In ?" he asked hesitatingly.
"Oh, yes" she answered, you may, but
we have quorum without you."-Wash-
ingtcn Star
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THE STARS AND STRIPES.

The Flag Raised Above Suffer Creek School
House With Patriotic Ceremonies.
SUFFER- CREEK April 5.-There was great
gathering OF people here from all parts OF the
county this afternoon, the occasion being the
raising of the stars and stripes over the public
school, Which took place at o'clock. About
noon the school children began to assemble at
Towards Hail, aud before O'clock there were
fully $50 scholars under the supervision OF the
principal and his assistants. They formed into
line and marched to tue schoolhouse. headed by
the Suffer Creek Band. Upon reeching the
made for the hOisling Of The flag. The opening
in behalf of The school children made patriotic
address in presenting the flag TO the care OF the
Trustees.
After the presentation speech the flag was at
tached TO the balliaIds and the chiidien took
hold OF the rope and amid cheering aud firing OF
cannous the l1ag was triumphantly raised There
was stiff breeze blowing ana the flag looked
superbly as 1t waved in the wind. The children
sang Rally Round the Flag" which was very
arliStically rendered. Principal Walter, In
very able manner, then rendered discourse on
the history OF Qua flag ana was frequently inter
rupted with cheers.
Speeches were made by Reys. Father j.
Mallory and c. E. Pelts, Messrs. TONNES and
Trekoan. EXDlstrict Attorney j. McGee OF
jackson was orator OF the day. The band
rendered some appropriate music. and about D
O'clock the exercises ended. 1t was day ever
to be remembered in Suffer Creek. The affair
concluded with a grand ball this evening,
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FIGHTING FOR
LEADERSHIP.
A Hot Battle Between Political
Factions.
Portland Wild With Excitement Over a Bit
ter Local Struggle.
A Decision Affecting the Debts Of Los
Angeles and Orange Counties Raising
the Flag 0Fer School House.
Special by the California Associated Press.

PORTLAND, April 5.--Neyer before has there
been so much political excitement in this city as
to-day. The Two political factions Of the Repub-
lcan party. one headed by Joseph Simon, Police
Commissioner and the other by james Lotan,
Fire Commissioner, each seeking political SUI
premacy in the State, met In battle array and
fought the hottest fire that ever occurred on
Oregon soil. Purehasable votes were bought
like cattle. every vehicle In the city engaged.
and Republicans and Democrats alike took part
in the contest. Voting places were thronGed all
the afternoon, and the contest was considered so
close that many hundreds OF dollars changed
hands on tue result.
The Morning Oregonian came out leaning
slightly toward the Lotan faction and a 20 900
extra edition Of the Sunday Mercury was printed
in support OF Simon. Both papers were eagerly
read, yet It Is probable IL was money that gave
the victory TO the Lotan faction. According to
returns the Lotan faction receives a large
majority. This leaves Simon out In the cold for
the time being and The fight viii now be trans
ferred to the County Republican Convention,
which meets April 9Th. There was the widest
rejoicing among the yictors tonight and liquid
refreshments flow like water.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-06
The AbiIitv 10 bear Pain

But we defy any Cherokee. Sioux or Comanche to
endure the twingcs of rheumatism without WING
ing. These, indeed. slight at first but grow in
intensity until they become unbearable. No mall
ady is more obstinate in Its maturity than that
which gives rise to them. The more need then. or
alta cking IL at the outset. Foremost among reme-
dies for 1t is Hossetters Stomach Bitters safer and
infinitely more effective than colchcum, veratrum
and nux yomica, all remedies which might prove
destructive of life in slightly excessive Dose
Mineral depurents. Also when not positively mis-
chievous, far inferior in remedial power to this
sanitary botanic medicine 1t entirely expels from
the blood the acrld Impurities which originate the
disease, and enrches well cieanses it. Consti-
patton, liver complaint, dyspepsia and other all
ments also give way to it. ID
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OBITUARY.


Robert A. Marden, WHO died at his residence
on Friday ana OF whose death a brief mention
appeared In The CALL OF yesterday, was a
native of Detroit, Mich., and came to this State
In 1853. be was for a number OF years con-
nected With the Pacific Mall Steamship Service,
later an empioye of the United States Mint, and
at the time OF his death Chief Engineer and
Master Mechanic OF the Geary- street Cable
Road. His illness dated from the 22d OF last
month, when he WIS taken with severe nervous
prostratiOn, superinduced by sudden shock to
his nervous system from an accident occurring
10 some portion OF the machinery at the engine
house, alter which high fever and typhoid
iDent In the order Of Knights OF Pythas and
was one OF the oldest members OF Laurel Lodge,
and early became a Past Chancellor of that
lodge. He leaves widow and two children
The funeral will take place this afternoon at
O'clock from the Church OF the Advent to
which the remains VIII be borne by his COM
rades OF the uniformed veteran rank of the
knights OF Pythias.
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Dom Pedro will visit Naples and Florence
in the autumn.
a Paris bankrupt selected the door-sill of
the Moreue as place for suicide.
Ex-Mayor Abram s. Hewitt of New York
has taken Newport cottage, the first one
he ever rented.
Lord Tennyson recently wrote that he
would never again write a poem for publ
cation. Tennys0n is reaching years of dis
erection.
1t IS said that young Partisan artist re-
Gently committed suicide from love of
Amelie Riyes- Chandler 1t is more likely
that he was driven mad by trying to read
" The Quick or the Dead
The new Duke Aosta, who would beeome
heir to the Italian throne in the event of the
death Of the weakly and delicate Crown
Prince, Is tall, handsome young man.
with perfectly cut features.
johnson Brand, who died in Van Buren,
County, Ind, few days ago, weighed 400
pounds and measured nine feet around his
waist The coffin for his body was so large
that it could not be carried into the house.
The Due d'Aumaie is supporting Emile
lola for the vacant seat ia the French
Academy. "a Human Brute" is Zola,s
latest novel. The title itself is enough to
defeat his ambition to rank with the " In
mortals."
When P. T. Barnum said farewell to
well-known English circus manager, the
latter remarked, We shall meet again in
heaven, my dear Barnum" The American
looked thoughtful for a moment and then
SAID, Yes. II you are there"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-06
Hoods
SarsapariI1a

'sFor long time I suffered with palpitatien OF
the heart and chiIls. have now taken three bot
ties of Hoods sarsaparilla and am almost en-.
tirely cured. My general health and appetite
better than they have been for years. have given
Hoods Sarsaparflla to my children for catarrh
and scrofula, and the help they have derived
from it is wonderful "-MRs. EDWARD MAsE,
Strou1sburg, Pa
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EUGENE, OREGON.

Delegate to a Republican Convention Ar
rested Tor Robbery.
EUGENE (0regonl ApriI 5.-The following DEL
egates were elected this afternoon to the Republic
can County Convention, which Will meet III Eu-
gene next Wednesday: South Eugene-A. r.
hincaid, 7. b. Dunn. j. II. McCluug. W. IL.
Abrams, s. II. Friendly. John lnghaIn. \. X.
Patterson, j. &. Gray, E C. Smith, Rodney Scott,
T. X. Walters, j. T. Gill; Edward Hawkins, G.
a. Davis. j. A. Straight, W. II. Luckey and c. T.
Roberts; North Eugene-J. s. Page, j. NJ. Hold
son. V. Hemenway, w. &. Heran, ". V. Hender-
son, Is. ID. PANE, William Edris, George Fisher
j. L. Stevens. w. IL. Fenton, S. Burr William
Dysnger, Il. L. Griffin, W. I. PeeT, Ii. c. Hum.
plirey and j. L. Church.
A man was arrested to-day at Albany and
brought 10 Eugene He is supposed TO have
robbed Eastland & Wilson's store here few
days ago
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-06
Hoods
SarsapariIla

Contains those curative properties which are known
to medical science powerful in removing poison
Gus Impurities from the blood. and by their tonic
effect to restore waste tissues and drive away
ness and debility.
" Last spring 1 seemed to be running down in
health, was weak and tired all the time. I took
Hoods Sarsaparilla and it did me great deal of
good, My little daughter. aged 10. has suffered
from scrofula and eatarrh great deal. Hoods
Sarsaparilla did her more good than anything
else.D-MRs. LOUISA Corr CanaStota, N Y.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-06
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

"Having BEEN troubled with dyspepsia, loss OF
appetite and feeling of ambition to work,
was advised to try Hoods Ssrsaparilla. I pur-
chased one bottle and feeling benefit therefrom
bought two more and am entirely cured. I
snail always keep Hoods Sarsaparilla in my house
as think it good all-round family medicine"
CHAs. PARKER, corner Shelby and Congress sts,
Detroit, Mich.
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BUTCHERToWN SMELLS.
An Official Tour with View to an Inn
nroxement Of the Qusrter.

provement nj the Quarter.
A visit Of inspection was made TO Butcher
town yesterday by Supervisors Ebert, Barry,
Bingham, Plister and Becker, Health Officer
Keeney and DR.. lie Tourneux OF the Board OF
Health. The purpose OF the examination OF that
quarter Of the city was to determine whether
any improvement can be made in the condition
OF the neghborhood.
An examination of the vicinity showed that
the butchers are endeayering to obey the law.
All their places are clean, but the trouble was
found to be the location OF the establishments
too far from deep water The offal is carried by
the tide upon the fats ana left there, creating
horrible stencil. This, 1t is thought, could be
remedied by locating The slauGhter-houses further
eastward.
A visit was also made to the establishment OF
Charles Alpers, where dead animals are reduced.
Everything there WAS found IN good condition.
The officials did not decide upon any course Of
action,
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SANTA ANA.
A Decision Affecting the Debts of Orange and


d DECISION AHsctlng the Debts OF orange and
Los Angeles Counties.
SANTA ANA. April 5.-The primary elections
throughout The county were well attended.
Twenty delegates were selected from this city in
The election to-day to attend the Republican
County Convention at Neirs Hall next Thursday e.
a party of Los Angeles capitalists are here 10
investigate large coal mine in which they are
interested in Santiago Canyon. Deposits of
galena, silver and other minerals have recently
been discovered.
A decision by Judge Hutton to-day at Los
Angeles upon the adjustment Of finances be
tween Los Ange les County and Orange County
upon a final settlement between the two counties
is 10 the effect that Orange County's pro rata of
tie expenses incurred In running both counties
from the passage OF the bill creating Orange
County to the decision OF the Supreme Court
establishing ti!e county amounts TO $4,000
This was advanced by Los Angeles County
voluntarily and cannot be demanded OF Orange
County. This decision places neither county
under any material financial obligation to the
other.
Easter services are arranged for in most OF The
churches OF this city tomorrow aud floral deco
ratloDS are numerous.
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Hoods
SarsapariIla

1t thoroughly purifes. vitaiizes and enriches the
blood, creates good appetite, cures biousness and
headache, gives healthy action the digestive or
gans the kidneys and liver and imparts a feeling OF
self-confdence and strength which is comforting
and satisfying.
ave have used Hoods Sarsaparilla with excellent
effect in our family of six children and find 1t to be
the best article of its kind we have ever heard Of
1t keeps the blood in good condition and gives the
children good appetite" -MRs F. r. WILKE, 2lO
Livingston ave., Albany MY.
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Sentence CONTAINING one A1phahet


Half dozen members of the club were
discussing the peculiarities of the English
language the other evening, when DIR. i. 70.
Rice, who, by the way, is a bad man to run
up against in the discussion of any subject
took the Argus to task for printing a para,
graph which read about as follows: THE
following is said to be the shortest sentence
in the English language containing all the
letters Of the alphabet: John P. Brady
gave me black walnut box OF quite small
size The entire sentence contains less
than twice the number of letters in the
alphabet" "That's good sentence of it's
kind" said the doctor, "but think if Won
will carefully study the sentence, Pack
my box with five dozen liquor-jugs.' Won
will find that it contains less letters than
the sentence you published and yet omits
no letter in the alphabet" 1t will be seen
that the sentence of the doctors eonstrue-
ton contains fifteen letters less than tho
former, and also has but six superfluous
letters.-Albany Argus.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Spring
Medicine

The popularity which Hoods sarsaparilla has
attained as Spring Medicine is simply wonderful.
1t is recognized everywhere as the leading prepafa-
ton for this season, and other article in the
market begins to reach the sale which this medicine
has gained. Any druggist viii confirm this state
ment Hoods sarsaparlla has reached this posi-
ton of the peoples favorite spring medicine, be-
cause 1t does all that is claimed for it.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-06
A Blue Rack sbont

TRAvER, April 5.-The entries to the grand
$50 entrance Blue Rock shoot closed April LIST
with five nominations-A. T. Hopper, e. w.
Beare and John Shell of TraveT, 5. II. Crane Of
TurlOek, aud Martinez Chick OF San Diego. The
live bird sweepstake. which does not close tho
entries till days OF shoot, April 7th and 8th
promises 10 be a grand success. the manager, A.
Il. WOolery having made great preparations ia
the way OF live BIRDS
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and head and head they went TO the
excitement; same up to the stretch. Near the
clubhouse Naryiee laid the whip on Fausllne,
Narviee's GOOD riding shook of the colt, who ran
a great race, and won by one and half lengths
in :4234. Fannie L was five lengths back.
able days sport.
Delmar, The winner Of the iopenlng race, Is
compact, big chesinu, imported IRON Australia,
sired there by Sommers. He is just coming
4 years aud looks as II lie had a
bit of temper. The other day he
ran away with his boy at exercise
and was timed three quarters in 1:i7. Had the
stable known just how good lie was much money
could have been won by them.
Mondays entries close tomorrow night.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-06
Spring
Medicine

Is considered necessity by nearly everybody, but
this year 1t is very important as to be almost
absolutely Indispensable to all. Added to the
weakening effect of mild, unhealthful winter,
came the unusual epidemic of 'the grip" followed
by great prostration, pneumonia, typhoid fever.
etc. Hence the prevalence of shat tired feeling"
nothing equal TO
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-06
A PIuekx Little Eaunw.

Little Johnnie Boyle, aged 8, and living
with his parents at 127 Walsh street, was
brought to the Receiving Hospital last night
to be treated for an ugly, lacerated wound
of the calf of his right leg, received while
attempting to steal ride on the Fifth-street
horse-cars on Friday night. Either In fear
Of his parents or for some other cause tina
little fellow stood the pain of the injury
rather than tell his mother, and it was not
until last night that his parents were made
aware of his condition
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Hoods
SarsapariIia

retained. Hoods sarsaparlIIa is highly concen-
trated extract of sarsaparilla, Dandeion. Man
drake Dock, Juniper Berries, and other well-known
vegetable remedies. 1t has its way to the lead.
Ing place among medicines by its own intrinsic I'M
disputed merit, and has now larger sale than any
other similar preparation.
81 was all run down, had appetite and was
losing flesh rapidly. when l advised to taks
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t worked like magic; my APP
petite and flesh have returned and feel like new
man. ALBERT WATERS, Stockton, CAL
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Church Dedication.

The new St James Church. now build
ing on the northeast corner Of Guerrero and
Twenty-fourth streets, will be dedicated ON
July 9th next; The ladies of the parish will
give musical and literary Easter entertain-
ment in aid OF the church at Mission Turn
Nerein Hall at 2117 Mission street on next
"Wednesday aYeninp
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The two boys. Walter Hanback, and John
Mcdonald, who were arrested on Friday
night and booked for the Industrial School,
were released by Judge Joachimsen yester-
day upon their promise to mend their ways.
They have been in the habit Of going to the
Boys and Girls Aid Society and throwing
cigarettes, etc, over the fence to the
inmates.
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Mrs. Mullin Number TWO.

Kate 81. Mullin has begun suit against
the Masonic Mutual Aid Association of the
Pacific Coast to recover 5000 on life in
surance policy held by Aaron j. Mullin,
her husband, who died in Omaha ON Octo-
Der 30 1889. The deceased left another
widow in this city named Elizabeth j.
Mullin, who lays claim to the money and
has already begun suit for it.
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SACRAMENTO.
Young Burke Knocks Out Jack Lewis-Robbed
Of His Cash

Of HIS Cash.
SACRAMENTO. April :5.-Y Dung Burke OF Chi
cago knocked out Jack Lewis of this city to-
night, at the Comique Theater, in twelve
rounds. Both are light-weigbts, without mu CHI
science. In the teuth round Burke got in on
Lewis Jaw blow that made the latter groggy.
After that to The twelfth round Burke had his
own way.
a Young man named f. Dickey, who came
here IN charge OF several Carloads OF freight
from Utah, claims 10 have been robbed last
night. As lie had been drinking the probability
Is lie got into some Of the dives about the leYee
and had his pockets picked
A light rain began failing here this evening.
Tie following Commits sioners of Deeds we're
appointed by the Governor to-day: +. a. Duffy, to
reside at Washington, ID. C.; George II. Taylor,
10 reside In New York. and David b. Whittier,
10 reside In Boston.
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The charge of petty larceny against
Georgiana Wharton, the gypsy accused of
stealing an amethyst ring from Minnie
Collision, while the latter was having her
fortune told. was dismissed by Police Judge
Lawler yesterday as the evidence was in
sufficient to sustain the charge.