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The morning call., 1890-05-26
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
A FEW VERY CHOICE REsIDENCE LoTs AT A
n bargain for few days. Oak-st. station opposite
Madison Park and In the immediate neghborhood
9. Steele. J. NJ Burlington, C. o. Brigham H. d.
Bacon. L. L. BromweI George W. Grayson and
many others For particulars apply once 70 A.
n BAEED q co. 232 MONTGOMERY St. $. 7. Is 2t
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
Dn OR 40 ACRES LEVEL RICH LAND ADJ0IT
~ ~, Ing town aud railroad; very easy terms
BEVAN & CO., 3l9 Kearny st. my26 lt&
I IsT LANDS FOR SALE; MAP OF STATE IN
y Guided. BEVAN a CO.. BIB Kearny St ms Its
GIRQ EACH-25O LOTS IN THE MATHEWS
W w Tract, Berkeley; fine view; good soil; ele-
giant location; 2I5 blocks from new electric street
railroad. now being built size 25xl35; $40 down
$40 per mouth; interest per cent. These lots are
worth $500 now, and are right in the march OF In-
mediate improvements; come at once, and make
prices are advanced sure to make money Cali or
address cLoUGH 81 BAKER, 46s Ninth ST. Oak
1and. my1O Pm cod
I'll MoRo-wEA AUTHORIZED TO OFFFR
~ limited number OF lots blocks and 5-acre
tracts In the beautiful seaside resort of FL Moro
San Louis obispo County, at extremely low rates
III Morois situated the shores of the lovely lam
locked bay aud harbor OF the same name. being the
cisco and San Diego. This elegant resort is on the
surveyed line OF two railroads. and is destined to
become one OF the fayorites of the coast Full mar
ueulars and prices at office or by mail 10 par-
ties seeking health or pleasure resort in an nm
equaed climate fine bathing facilities be ST OF hunt-
ing, fishing and boating this is opportunity sell
dom offered to procure at a snail cost lovely loca-
ton Tor a home; CALIFORNIA LAND AsSoCIA-
TION, 634 Market ST. mvo5 m
A ENGLISH GENTLEMAN LEAVING TIE
n State VIII sell his properly at sacrifice for cash
or good mortgages Santa Clara County stock grain
ana fruit farm, 1000 acres S12 so per acre. stock
crop aud implements, low valuation; is acres
Nrights Station. $500; 10 and acres San Jose
part In fruit, $3.50 per acre; Monterey County $40
acres Sp IN volunteer wheat, 81 per acre; $50 un-
improved, IS per acre; livery stable barn and cot
tage. San Miguel, s5000 also lots 800 each also
some GOOD mines; two-thirds can remain on mort
gage on any OF these; particulars on application
Address A. w, b., 1914 Sacramento ST., San Fran
ciseo. ap28 Il
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TOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT CHOP HOUSE
L aud restaurant in splendid business locality:
well furnished; paying handsomely. Inquire IT eat
market, 576 Howard near Second my2S 3ts
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@ 100 RESTAURANT AND OYSTER
u, 1OO. house doing large business; elegant
iItures fine stock in heart of city; il is bargain
living rooms. NJ. LESS, 995 Market. IT.
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GeOn EXPRESS BUSINESS; HORSES
" OOO. wagon aud fixtures worth $1,000: will
guarantee $3.50 per month clear of expenses; l
house paws 500. WOODRuFFtN co. 81 Market L.
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GT5O PARTNER WANTED N GOOD PAY
~ ~. ing oyster-house in heart Of the city; do
Ing large business: old established; clearing over
$3.50 per month. NJ. LESS, ea5 Market lts
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GQSO SALOON AND BOARDING-HOUSE: Is
- OOO. rooms; nicely furnished: between fac
tories doing large business; well worth $500; a
great bargain. NJ LESS 9Q5 Market st lrx
The morning call., 1890-05-26
A DIFFICULT EXODUS.

Across the network of plants and
branches, that was tightening more and
more, the terrified people OF Woodstown
rushed toward the river, bearing with them
as much as they could of their wealth OF
precious objects. But how difficult it was
TO reach the waters edgei 9he quays no
longer existed; nothing was to be seen of
them but gigantic reeds. The ship-yards,
in which vessels had been in process OF con-
structiOn, bad given place to forests of
pines, and in the harbor, all in bloom, the
new ships looked like little islands of YER
dure Happily some protected frigates
were there; upon these the crowd took
refuge, and from their decks they saw the
old forest VIGOROUSLY join the new.
Gradually the trees united their tops, and
beneath the blue sky full of sunshine the
enormous mass of foliage extended from
the bank of the river to the distant horizon.
No longer a single trace of the town, either
of roofs or of walls. From time to time
the hollow sound of something falling, the
last echo of the ruin, or the stroke Of some
infatuated wood-chopper's AK, resounded in
the depths of the foliage. Then nothing
but the vibrating silence, rustling, buzzing
clouds of white butterflies whirllng over
the deserted river, and down there toward
the open sea ship in flight, three tall green
trees looming up amid its sails, bearing
away the last fugitives from what once was
Woodstown. ALPHoNsE DAUDET.
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Qo50a HOTEL AT A GREAT BARGAIN;
lnOOUU. frst-class hotel OF % rooms, barroom,
parIors etc: well furnished; doing business that
is for $3.50 per month clear; is IN one of our
most desirable interior towns no miles from this
city at terminus OF railroad line; lot l40X150:
good buildings with fruit trees, shrubbery etc; is
really worth $1,000: selling account of delicate
health. Apply X. kkNNY. % kearny St 1t
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u 40U. foor: prominent corner: low rent: pIy.
$40 over expenses first offer buys -. LINDEN
.1,1t 81 II
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ITO LET-NEW BUTCHER-SHOP; ALSO SMALL
store, suitable for shoemaker or barber; rent
cheap. Apply cor Golden Gate ave-, and Lott St.
orr =
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Gt600 e2-RooM GOOD LODGING-noUsE;
70 OUU. positively clearing over 5000 monthly ;
must sell MCLAUGHLIN x CO., 70 Kearny. It's
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G16O CHoP-HOUSE& RESTAURANTS; DOING
.D 1Oo. good business. Apply CALL Office. Is Inns
BRANCH BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
- Counter and fixtures to be sold for the value OF
the goods 1903 Howard ST. mv22 btt
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81 ROOMS; THE BEST PAYING LITTLE
~ house in town; centrally located: sickness
cause OF selling; see and make offer. j. W. DON
NELLY, 81 hearuy ST. my26 lts
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GO7HA A BARGAIN: CORNER LODGING
ID ~. house of % rooms: choice. location:
north OF Market st; positive sacrifice account of
departure; offer wanted; must be sold. Apply TO
Taylor. myl5 If
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DESTAURANT TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR
III sale; large range and 5O-gaon boiler; occupied
for Il years. 100 McAIllSter st myg5 2Ls
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NZDUU se UHD On - ~ ~, ~ -
owner; this business is north Market St: first
class, in every respect; always fun of permanent
boarderS; this is genuine bargain. For fun par
tIcu.ars see MCLA CHIN q co. % kearnY mn. II
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LODGING HOUSES FoR SALE.

G960 PART CASH; l6 ROOMS, HANDoME-
UOcO' ly furnishes; very fine location; must
sell THIS week. w. Z. HEAVY. 10 Market. lts
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Go0Q RESTAURANT PARTNER; NICE
SDOOO. place; big business near large factories:
Inc location; worth $500. Apply CALL Branch
once. my25 3t@
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Gfnn CIGAR-sToRE, CONNECTED WITH A
~ 1OO. leading hotel; good stock: bargain. }.
W. DONNELLY 81 Kearny st. It's
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GIQS GROCERY AND BAR; STOCK AND
u CC- fixtures; rent 81: with living rooms;
10 reasonable offer refused Apply CALL Bran CHI
once. my25 It's
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A LAMBDA BARGAINS-Sl7OO-LoT 25xl45.
n nice modern cottage 4 rooms and bath; i
block from Park st. $3.50 cash $25 per month ~
S27OO-Lot 33:4xl25; rooms aud bath: on Cen
tra ave; $500; balance $50 per month NO $3.50
$215O-LOt 531ll7; new modern cottage rooms
and bath; blocks from station; $500 cash: bal
aice S4O per month mo RI
S3U00-Lot 2TK1l5; new 2-story house rooms
and bath at station: 5000 cash; SIS per month fX1
S3750-Lot 50x10s: fine new cottage rooms and
fine bargain; 5000 CASH; $40 per mcath mo 39lj
S4O00-Lot 50xl25; fine new modern 2-story
house rooms and bath on Central ave- easy
terms; good bargain. mo. 4l3)
S85Oo-Lot 50xl5O; sunny corner near station; q
story house rooms and bath; fine grounds; cheap
ana favorable terms. NO. 33)
S7SOO-Lot COX $50; elegant new 2story house 10
rooms, with stable; well located: part cash. (4Ol)
easy instaliments; cheap lots in all parts OF Ala
media; houses TO let and money loan. IL. T.
MOREAL * CO., 1928 Park ST., Alameda and 4Og
Montgomery ST., San Francisco. lnye n
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CS 000 YARDS OF NEW AND SECOND
-O.OOO hand carpets, from 10 cents to 10 cents
per yard, 1t JONES Auction House, 20 and n
Eighth 81. fe23 n
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MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL AS PARTNER
w IN good-paying restaurants: pays about 500 a
month to two; trial given II desired. Gail is Fol-
som 81. StE
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CS00 FINE CHANCE FOR MAN AND WIFE;
tpOOo. saloon and clearinghouse OF 10 rooms:
clearing $lOO per month: great bargain. Apply w.
+. HEALY. 719 Market st. my25 6t*
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GCSA SALOON: IN GOOD LOCATION; STOCK
p--CO. and fixtures complete; doing good bust
ness satisfactory reasons given for selling; great
bargain. Full particulars of MIHAN, 622 Clay - So
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BUSINESS oHANcEs-coNrINUEp.

&lH0 GENUINE BUSINESS FOR SALE; ES-
W loO' tablished 10 years; supplies goods with
morse ana wagon to wholesale houses, hotels, etc:
clearng at least 800 per month; owner is retiring
from business but will remain with purchaser until
custom is secured w. f. HEALY, 719 Market ST.
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QEln 00n TO LOAN AT LOWEST MAR
epcOO.OOO ket rates on city and country real
estate any amounts. SCH ULLER, 42O California. tf
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ZINE CORNER GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE; |
j side entrance: on principal street; owner re-
firing from business: long lease. Address A. r b.,
Box 1913, CALL Branch once. my24 BIS
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GOOD MILK RANCH FOR SALE-75 cows
" harness, wagons and everything necessary FOR
dairy business. Apply Golden Gate, j. .. WAT
kIAs, real estate office, station beyond Berk-
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GInO GOOD BAKERY; AN OLD STAND:
~ tOO. good wagon; two barrels OF -four used
daily good custom; cheap rent: cause of selling
sickness in family. Apply this ONCE my25 SIS
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E7UkSALE-ALMOSI COMPLETED, 3 ELEGANT
L new Hiukel houses; situated sunny SIDE OF
Page ST., bet. Lyon and Lott. close entrance OF
Golden Gate Park; the houses are situated on high
est block on Page ST.. commanding fine view of
Golden Gate Park and city; houses contain rooms
and bath, and all modern improvements; Size of
iseS Iny24 ats
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BTSINFSS CHANCES.

G600 PARTNER WANTED; A STEADY
SlOOO man who can write plain hand IN
fine cash business in this city; established over IL
years; previous experience required, put must be
OF sober. steady habits aud willing TO devote y
hours attention per day to this business alone;
clears from $3.50 TO $3.50 per month"; 10 days trial
X sarnv = 1t
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Tn. british Parliament.

LONDON, Feb. l2.The Address in reply
to- the queens speech was moved in the
house of commons this afternoon by
Thomas Royslen, and seconded 10y Lorsl
Brooke. Gladstone spoke during the de-
bate OH the address i'm regard to the Anglo
Portuguese dispute; he regretted con-
fiict had arisen, but the present matter
was a case for action and il was better
action should he prompt Gladstone.
referring to Samoa, congratulated the gov
ernment the arrangements made. IL
was n good example of what could be done
by temperate resort to pacific ways.
Touching ireland he denied that the pros
perity and order which prevail there were
due to coercion. The state of affairs exist.
ing there arose chiefly from the improved
agricultural condition of the country.
He hoped "a local government measure
would be conceived in n liberal spirit. III
the proposals of the bill were niggartily,
the effect would bc to- produce new mater
ials for meditation. w. h. smith. the
conservative leader, said the Irish govern
ment bill drawn ON the lines of exist
ing legislation in England und Scotland
with "a special adaptation to the varying
conditions of Ireland. Hear. hear. He
was quite sure the bill would not be found
too nnrrOM.
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Terrible, Railroad Wrecks.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Feb. 12.-An ac-
citlent occurred i'm the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe yards this evening whereby
Engineer William Taylor lost his life,
though he saved his train and prevented
injury tn the passengers. Train No. 1.
from the north, was five hours behind.
and came into the yards at n high rate of
speed. A switch was open and into il this
train went and was met by yard engine
with u heavy train. The yard engine was
wrecked. The fireman of the passenger
train and the switching crew saved their
lives by jumping, but Taylor who re-
manned at his post was so badly crushed
that he only lived few minutes.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Feb. IA collision
occurred this morning OH the Alabama
Great Southern near coaiing, Ala. be-
tween n special excursion carrying over a
thousand passengers and an accomnotla-
ton. Engineer Doolittle was Instantly
killed and some ten or fifteen persons on
the accommodation were badly hurt. but
il is thought none fatally. None of the
passengers on the excursion train. which
was en- route to New Orleans. are reported
killed. They were from Chicago and
points i'm Ohio and Illinois.
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LONDON, Feb. i2.-The dispatch sent by
Lord Salisbury To the Portuguese govern
ment January 2s, said the Portuguese are
involved in disputed territory in Africa.
insulted the British flag and killed Eng
lands allies before asking for mediation.
according to the terms of the Berlin
treaty. Portugal. the dispatch said. had
no right now to claim such mediation.
The reply of the Portuguese government
explained the preparations for war then
being made by Portugal. In the commons
to-day Sir James Ferguson stated that the
papers concerning the Anglo-iortug,iese
dispute relative tn the territory i'm South
ern Africa will soon be presented to par
lament. and they would serve largely to
slispel the missappre hension which il
causing the hostile feeling now being
manifested against the English by the
Portuguese. The relations between the
British and Portuguese governments. lac
says, are friendly. Portugal had suggested
arbitration of the question i'm dispute, but
the English were of the opinion that the
subject was not one for arbitration. Fer
g,ison also stated that the government has
not yet considered the invitation extend
ed by Switzerland Ia England to take part
i'm its proposed labor conference at Bcriic.
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Bishop s,arciI'- Charge

baltimore, Feb. Fright Rev. Will
liam Parcll. bishop of Maryland, delivered
a charge " stcr,lsy to the Protestant E,'is-
coIal clcrgyinen of the diocese. He said !:
This city il the central point of Roman
Catholicism i'm this country. Here resides
its highest prefatc and hers. ia puts forth
it's greatest efforts. II IL using political
and social influence to obtain control Of
the nation. God forbid I should blame
the Catholics for amy honest effort mad"
10y them toward this end. The issue. how
ever. il greater than ever before. and they
now concentrating all their hopes and
plans in this land. Threc-fo,Irths of their
members were born in Europe and
nearly all the remainder are TIA" children
of foregn-born parents. The foreign
spirit in the church il remarkably power
ful. Their members become American
izcd slowly and ar. not being a--imil.tcd
rapidly. Our rights as citizens and church.
men m.nac.d 10y this power. The
laws of naturalization are abused. and
the immigrant often becomes n voter bs,-
fore he has caught our tongue. We have
been ncglectful in calling tn. attention of
our pari-hioucrs to the cucroac hmcut Of
the Roman Catholic church. I do not adj
wise you to preach "a course. Of sermons
attacking heir doctrines. hut when any
movement IL made 10y them detrimental
To- orr political or social institutions. don't
bc silent. but speak out in "a bold and
clear voice On thu subject.
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BRIEF TELECRAMS.

PARIS, F.b. ts.-.'>iornes library. containing
many unique historical documents. has been de
stroyc,i 10y nrr. Loss, sp.Oo.
Lo>poN. feb. t..-tarneiiitt- members OF
parliament have reelected farneu chairman
and adopted a vote OF confidence i'm him.
NEW YORK. Feb. IA Fortress Monroe sps--
citi tells of a sensation caused by the allegtSe
marriage by a negro prcacherof Mrs. Alice smell
Mct'rea of Chicago Ia "A New York banker
NEw YORK.. Feb. i..-t:eneral John Foster,
once promlnent military man and dl>ttnguishssi
m.fub.r OF the New York har, died yesterday
morning OF heart disease. FASTENED by drink.
NEw YORK, Feb. i2.-Mi>s sarah Phelps
stokes, daughter of An>,n Phelps stokes, Was
yesterday welded Hugh Colin GlstaSe Georss,
liaik.tt. s,ron of the Kingdom of Hanover. The
ceremony was gorgeous
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. I2.-rhe championship tour
n-y of the United states Chess association closed
Yesterday afternoon. Showaltcr takes first
money, $40. Pollock SECOND. Si5o: llp~shui<
third. SO; Haler fourth. >5A'. and Robbins nnh.
<25
LI>EoN. Feb, FAN enormous crowd assem-.
bleed yesterday in the place OF Dom fe<fros ANA
republican orators eusleayored To harangue the
various groups. but the police aud cavalry
charged the mass. which dispersed amer sosne
nghting. r~enty-cisht persons were arressed
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Kentucky Horse sales.

LENINGTON. KY, Feb. 12.-The horse
sales continued to-day. The first seven
given below were the property of the late
Colonel Gootlloe: Jay, b. M, J. L. Mid
dleton, Shelbyville, KY, for $500: Jay
Bell, b. T.. H. Smulbach. Wheeling. w.
Va. x8.400; bay filly yearlinR. by Dicta-
tor. J. ID. Creighton. Omaha, $3.50; Eliz-
abcth. b. M. j. I. Case. Racine. Wis.
=, 100: hay filly yearlinR, J. f. Thompson.
Nashville. $1,000; Sophia. b. r. M, II.
Smulbach. - 400; Firzah, r. M. Fl. Snul-
bach. g. 40: Discount, b. II. Bither. RAJ
cine, Wis. 81 400: Red Riding Hood, h.
Jones. Winchester. KY. 5000: II. w.
Wilkes. DIR. II. Stoner. Paris, Ky.. 5000:
Contention. b. m.. ID. Myers and Wagner,
Dayton. o.. S1.655; Proxy,B. NJ. Yaughcn.
Lexington, KY. S. 1OO.
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r.rr,bI. Volcano In .Ia,,.".

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 12.-Japanesc adj
vices give details of one of the most terri
bile volcanic eruptions i'm the recent his
tory of Japan. Mount Zoo, near the town
of Fukuyama of the lingo district, COM
menccd to rumble ON the evening of JAN
Iary IL. The inhabitants of the neighbor-
ing villages fed. Then the top of the
mountain was lifted of and the din was
equal to- "a dynamite explosion. and sand
and stones were bs.lched forth. covering
the surrounding country n foot deep. One
life was lost and % houses destroyed. The
total loss is estimated at three and n half
million dollars.
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NOTHING TO DO.


wise and saying Nothing.
special to the standard.
HELENA. Feb. 12.-Another day has
passed without legislation and the
Indications are that nothing will bc done
tn tlis, remaining seven days of the session.
One week from Tomorrow the end of the,
ninety days will bc reached and all will
senators met this morning at 10 o'clock.
listened to- the rhaplain'- prayer and the
roll call and adjourned to the sam" hour
Tomorrow. They apparently fully rca-
lied that nothing can bc done. even ill.-
gally. There were ruInors about that
Rickartts would undertake to sign th.. un-
finished bills this morning hut he
attempted nothing of the kind. nor il il
probable that he will do it-at least Attor-
ncy General Haskell thinks d. will not
The news that the democratic senators at
Spol>auc had left for the sound on "a
special train reached town this morning
No quorum could hc found i'm the house
at representative this afternoon and an
adjournmcnt was taken until tomorrow
AT - tu. he rtIInps commenced work
again to-day. Hotter introduced "A bill to
amend section a. of the statutes. They
went into committee OF the whole. with
of general orders in the afternoon. The
report at the committee was adopted.
Thompson introduced - resolution, which
was adopted. tn the effect that r,irnp- aud
officers must have certificates of mileage
from the. speaker and clerk before they
can draw pay. After "a brief session i'm the
committee OF the whole. .ths rtImp~ adj
journed until Tomorrow.
Secretary Of State otwut TODAY Ss-
cured from the supreme court writ OF
pay his salary. Ii il rcturnabl- to-rnor-
row at III O'clock,
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MEANT FOR A BLUFF.
nut tho Bitter 0. Nv NitentIy the Party that
- uttten.


wAsuINGroS. Feb. 12.-Aftcr hearing "A
number of witnesses, developing nothing
of special interest. the ballot box inv.sti-
eating committee discharged all the wit
tcsscs and adjourned subject to the. call
of the chairman.
Before the committee adjourned Gov.
Foraker resumed the stand for the. p,ir-
pose at maxi king an explain alton of various
matters which were spoken Of in the
cour-', of the investigation. He referred
to several incidents which tended to con-
firm i'm his mind the belief Of the tss,n,,-
inencss of the ballot box paper. Wood
never told him the names would not
stand, nor did he use any words calcu-
lated to put Foraker on guard in any
manner. The governor never had said to
Wood or any one that hc would Use TIN,
paper ON Buttcrworth
Foraker denounced Wood a. "a notn-
riou- forgcr and periurcr. and declared h.
counted - unqualified aud unmitigated
falsrboosi~ in his Woods testimony. The
affair had been To- him very bitter cxps-
ricnce. mortifying aud hu,niiating to- th..
last degree. hut from beginning to last
thcrc had never been - moment when all
the world might not have had all the i'm
formation he had. He wo,,II think To the
day of his death that behind all this tbcr,.
he did not want any man Ia inn
agiue that hc asserted that amy one
was ON the paper believed to have existed.
He did not b..Iiev. Wood could have. con-
"civ:h "a heading aud collateral security
on the paper out of his Imagination. aud
must have received aid from some other
paper some other person.
Wood resumed the stand for "a few min
! utcs and asserted that the whole thing
originated with Hasl.icn. lie never saw
any paper b,t what Foraker and Hasislcu
impressed on his mind. when they talked
about the ballot box contract. He thought
they knew what they were talking about.
Hatlsicn told linn the governor wanted ~
! buffer and Foraker had got "a buffer to
! bluif IScu Buttcrworth. Wood declared
/ li. understood the paper was never tp
leave Forakcr's hands. hut was To- IL. used
! a. "a bluff.
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Fact- from, shiiip-burx.

SU.'eistl tO the ~ttndaru.
piuLIPsnURG.F Feb. l2.-Charls.s Driscoli,
the forgcr, was brought back to-day and
waived examination before Justice Bate
man, and was held i'm 5000 bonds to APP
pear before the grand jury. He goes tai
Deer Lodge in the morning.
Reports come from Rock Greek to the,
effect that since the last storm there has
been great loss of stock in that region.
White and Mct'arty. Flint Greek ranchers,
have about one hundred head there and
are Offering one dollar per head tn have
them driven here "A distance of about fif
tes.en miles, but so far they have not sue
ce.ed i'm having them moved.
Joseph A. Hyde. the banker. and II. r.
Titus, the lawyer. came here to-day FROM
the. county seat.