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Father Spaulding. who was a missionary
among the Nez Perez Indians as early as
1899, when there were not 500 white men
west of the Rocky Mountains, tells the fol-
lowing story: He was located at that time
near where the town of Lewiston. Idaho,
now stands. One day, being down by the
Clearwater River, he was surprised to hear
white man hail him from the other side o
the stream. Upon inqnirlng what he
wanted, the stranger answered that he was
looking for a job of printing. The priest
remembered that there were some printing
materials among lot of stores sent up TO
him by way of the Sandwich Islands, so he
set the stranger to work, and the result was
Nez Perez spelling book. which is still in
use among those Indians. The printers
alone and ON foot into those far western
wilds i'll search of Northumberland
Oregonian, Oct. 18th.
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THE SHARON BEQUEST.
Resignation of the Park Comm SIS one


Resignation OF the Park Comm ssioners
Special Trustees.
The Trustees of the Sharon estate re-
turned to this eirf recently from trip to
Europe. and received the report OF the
Park Commissioners on the special trust.
The 1a.e William Sharon bequeatbed the
.5SSS:ir Of $4,000 to be used in improving
Golden Gate Park, and the Commissioners
were intrIIsted with the handling of the
money, in the absence of the regularly ap-
pointed Trustees. The account was COM
plete in every detail, and, after describing
the children's Fairgrounds aud the various
other improvements upon which the money
had been expended, the Commissioners pre-
scented their designations as special trus-
tees. In accepting the designations, Frank
Newlands of the Trustees of the Sharon
estate paid a handson e compliment to the
Commissioners for their zeal The chill
dren'S playground instead of being source
OF expense is self-sustaining, and the Super
ntendent reports that there is a surplus at
the end of each month.
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MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS.
Two of the Late James Keane's Nice


Two of the Late James Keane's Nieces
and Their Lrgaci-s.
When James Keane, of the dry-goods
firm OF Keane Bros, died in this city sew
eral years ago. he left $500 each to his
nieces Jane Boland and Norah Boland, to
be paid TO them when they married, pro-
vided their selections of husbands were ap-
proved by the parish priest and their near
est relatives. Thomas Keane was appointed
in the VIII as trustee of the fuRd. and when
lie died last April made no provision for a
successor in that fiduciary position. Patrick
Boland has filed q petition to be appointed
trustee, in order that he may take the $4,000
and hold it subject to the provisions of the
original trust.
The young ladies are in this city and I'M
married, so they have not yet applied for
their lepacips
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THINGS HAVE HAPPENED SINCE
THEN.

When the campaign opened the Buckley
party said that if the Republicans did not
come to the city with more than 5000 ma
ioTity the election of Pond was sure thing.
But now that the Buckley vote in the city
has fallen to pieces, they say that if he Re
publican majority in the city is not more
than 5000, they can overcome that in the
State, and yet there is no reason 10 estimate
the Republican majority in the STATE,
outside of the city. at less figure
than when the nominations were made.
When Markham was nominated. estim ates
were tn It outside of The city his majority
would be not far from 10000 From this
it was expected that Democratic majority
in the city would deduct about So00 votes.
But the present estimates are that the city
will add somewhat to the Republican out
side majority. The canvass so far has
gone all one way. The BuckleyPond State
ticket is net more popular than the Buckley
Goad ticket in the city.
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TACOM A.

The series of Republican victories this
year is as yet unbrokeD. There are Oregon,
Maine, Vermont ard Wyoming, and now
comes the city Of Tacoma in Washington
AT the recent municipal election in that city
the Republicans made clean sweep, elect
ing a Mayor for the first time. All the Con-
gressmen yet elected are Republicans. This
result is not strange. The eople are speak
ing out on the silver act and the Mckinley
taliff law. They are declaring for or against
protection TO American labor. They are
declaring for or against the use of both gold
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Schaefer, the cook of the steamer, with
knife, ON the 10th inst. 1t was shown dur
ing the examination that they had an alter
cation, and that Schaefer applied vulgar
epithet Richardson then seized the knife
and inflicted number of ugly wounds. The
accused was held for trial and bail fixed at
in the County Jail. Three of the witnesses
were also ordered into custody and were
taken to Alcatraz pending the trial.
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a
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20. lS9O-5 P M
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest in Northern Nevada and
is lowest in southern California; the temperature
iasfallen in Washington and Western Nevada; else
where his risen, especially along the California
coast. Rain has fallen in oregon and Washington;
elsewhere fair weather has prevailed. The follow
ing ranfalIs have Deen reported in the past twenty
four hours: Olympia, O.22 Of an Inch; spokane
Pals, O04: Nal!a Talla, trace; Fort Candy Ola
The storm, central OF the North Pacific Coast, is
moving very slowly eastward, and the barometer is
steadily falling from san francisco nOrthward.
Rain is falling the Washington coast, with south
erIy winds.
Forecast Till s =. NJ. Tuesday.
For Northern California-Fair weather; variable
winds; nearly stationary temperature, except warm
CT in " estern Nevada.
For Southern Californa-Fair weather; variable
winds; nearly stationary temperature
For oregon-Local rains, except fair weather at
Roscjurg and in the extreme southeastern portion:
variable winds; cooler, except nearly stationary
temperature in the extreme southeastern portion.
For Washington-Local rains; winds generally
sou.herly; cooler except nearly stationary tempera
ture at Fort Candy and olympia
JOHN ?. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps On charge).
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?. j. CASsIN'S FUNERAL.

His widow Allowed the BIZ, but Now
Refuses TO Paw 1t.
\ complaint has been fled in Judge Cof-
fey's department Of tie Probate Court by
Craig, Cochran & Co. against Mrs. Frances
j. Cassin, widow of the late p. J. CaSsin
aud administrative of his estate. The plain,
tiffs aver that they conducted Mr.. Cassin's
funeral and charged S237 30, which bill was
unbesitdtIngy allowed by the administra-
irx and approved by the court. but though
Mrs Cassin was given control OF the entire
estate. amounting to S26, 434 Of which S694
was in cash, she refused to settle the claim
for the burial. A citation has been issued
requiring her to appear in court and show
cause for the course she has taken in this
matter
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TUESDAY
'TOBER 81. 1880
NOTICE.!

Any of our patrons who fail to find
THE MORNING CALL for sale by
train-boYs will confer a favor by mott
flying this Office of the fact, naming the
date and train.
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and silver as money. There is no State in
the Union more interested in the malnte-
nance of the tariff bill just passed than Cali
fornia. To say nothing Of silver and the
protection it affords the products of orchards
and vineyards, the one industry OF sugar
beets will be worth millions to our farmers.
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POLICE PATROL.
Three Wagons WIN BE in Operation

Three Wagons WIN BE in Operation
Next Week.
Commencing with next week there will be
three police patrol wagons in operation in
this city, One will be stationed at the
Central Station, one at the Southern Station
and third at the new City Hall. The
Signal Service is not expected to be in opera
ton for two months yet on account of the
delay in the arrival of the necessary material
from the East Chief Crowley is very well
pleased with the effective work rendered by
When the system is in full operation there
will be eight patrol wagons in commission,
covering the entire CITY.
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ROE montgomery street, Clay, open until IL
o,.locE + n BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near Kearny open until O'Clock midnight;
$50 HAYES street, open until $50 O'CLOCK; COS
Iarkin street, open until ESQ CLOCK, and 2o1S
d Is on greet. omen until O'Clock P NJ.
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IN AFFECT Distribution.

Mrs. Mary Reynolds Found Starving in
Her Lodgings.
Mrs. Mary Reynolds, living at 263 Third
street, was discovered at her lodgings in a
starving condition yesterday. She was taken
TO the Receiving Hospital by Officer Woll-
weber, where relief was administered to
her by the natron. She stated that her hus-
band is a common drunkard, and had not
contributed TO her support for long while.
Mrs. Reynolds injured her leg several weeks
ago, and was unable to leave her room even
to secure the accessories OF life. She will
be sent to the CITY and County HOSPITAL
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DAILY CALL dneluding sundays, So per year by
mail postpaid: 10 cents per week, or IS cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL, five
copies three months. So %. SUNDAY CALL twelve
Tages), 81 80 per year, postpaid SUNDAY CALL
and WEEKLY CALL 50 80 per year, postpaid.
EEkI-Y CALL teight pages, 81 % per year, post
LAID. Clubs Of ten (scnt TO one address,, So.
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THERE will be a benefit rendered 10 the
lady clerks Wednesday evening. at the Palace
Baths, us Filbert street. There will be a mum
Der OF races and high and fancy diving for gold
medals The Deneticiaries will swim hundred
yard race for handsome diamond medal. AS
The young ladies' are very popular and count
their fliends by the thousands that popular
swimming establishment, the Palace Baths, viii
be crowded 10 lis utmost
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

FUBNITuRE.--By Chas. Levy, at $50 California
ST.. at ~ O'Clock.
FuENITrEE.-By NJ. j. Simmons, at 4i2 Fulton
at n ri pgl
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A BURGLAR FOUND GUILTY.-John Banks
(col0red), accused Of entering Captain Morse's
rooms, in the Palace Hotel a short time ago. was
convicted OF burglary in the second degree after
trial before Judge Shalter and Il jury yesterday.
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"SIMPLE AssAULT"-W. II. Knox (coIored)
who was tried before Judge Sbafter yesterday
on a charge OF assault to der, for srabbing
Dominic Powers. was convicted OF simple as
sauli, and fined 500 or 100 days In jail.
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Richardson HeId for Tri,1.

George S. Richardson of the crew of the
steamship San Juan was examined by
United States Commissioner Sawyer yes
terday on charge Of having cut Conrad
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Caring for n Waif,

Nathaniel Hunter of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children has been
appointed guardian of Elizabeth Welch, SIX
years old, whose mother is declared to be
an impruper person to care for her
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A MEETING viii be held next Tuesday evening
at z O'Clock At tile Mechanics Institute lot on
Sixteenth and Folsom streets TO discuss the con.
dition OF The district with special reference TO the
sewerage On Channel street and Mission Creek
and other subjects of interest 10 the district. By
order OF lie Executive Committee.
CLAUS SPRECKELS,l
JOHN CENTER, Committee.
GEORGE y GRIM.
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ANGosTUBA BitterS should find place In every
household Tho best for indigestion. Manufac-
tured by Dr. J. 6. b. Siegert II Sons. All druggists
keans them
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WHY suffer from scrofuIa when Hoods sarsa-
parlIa is such potent remedy for all blood dis
eases? Send for book containing statements of
cures to c. l. Hood n Co., Lowell, Mass
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VISIT Gettysburg Panorama, Market & 10th. :

DELAYED MAILs.-1he mails were four hours
late yesterday, owing 10 the failure OF The Union
Pacific 10 connect al Ogden.
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LAkEvIEW.

"A New Eorco hill.
CONGRESS HAS DECIDED NOT TO PASS A
~ force bill, but every purchaser of Lakeyiew adj
mits the force OF the statement that the profit
aoie investment ever offered in San Fran, isco is
block In LakevieW. oci9 &
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OFFICE.

THE MORNING CALL
Pas larger circulation than any other
,,n,r s,,an ar 1,nhIished in San FrancIscO.
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HIGHLAND Brand of MIX (ulsweetened) is the
best food in the world for infants. Try it.
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CHOICE BUTTER, ACC per roll and Cream Cheese
Zoe per n At Sbarboro Il CO.'S, 53l Washington st.
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SlcSAu SERVICE, Z. S. Army, }
Division or THE Pacific,
- IL, AN.L.I.Ln Oct %. lSQU-D P. N. J
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EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. 218 suffer street.
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MRS. kINKEAD CLAIRYoYANr TRANCE ME-
Nl dunn. l2391a Market ST. aus 6m
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L furniture merchandise; advances made. 10 K
FURNITURE STORED = STERLING FURNI
+ ture Co., 1899. l0Il Market Rosenthal Bldg Ct
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THE CALI,s CALENDAE.


Lieutenant Signal Corps On charg,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS,
Proceedings OF the Convention at Nash
vile Yesterday

Proceedings OF the Convention at Nash
vile Yesterday.
NASHVILLE, July 30th.-The Republican
State Convention was called to order az
noon. There is a large attendance of dele
gates, with fewer number of coloreti men
on hand than usual. After the appoint
ment OF the various committees the Con-
yention took a recess till O'Clock this
afternoon.
AT the afternoon session Congressman
Houk was made permanent Chairman.
The platform was adopted with great ap-
plause
Ii reaffirms allegiance 10 the principles
of the last National platform, and indorses
the administration of President Harrison;
also the action of the Republican repre-.
sentstives in Congress especially their efforts
to enact protective tariff law. 1t recog-
nizes the right and duty of Congress to pass
effective national election laws, and ex-
presses confidence in the wisdom and pa.
triotism of the Republican party; that i.
will not pass any law that would unsettle
the business OF any section of the country.
The country is congratulated upon the
wise solution of the silver question in Con-
gress. A strong opposition is expressed 10
trusts, and the bill recently passed BY
Congress against such com mbines is heartily
approved. The Democratic administration
OF the State of Tennessee is denounced .as
weak, sEort-sighted, non progressive and
unpatriotic.
Hon. Louis t. Baxter OF Davidson county
was nominated for Governor by acclama-
ton
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paay; Nelson Morris, of Armour Il Co; C.
U. Dahy. Armour's partner; Geo. f. Swift
and s. w. Allerton & Co. The company
will start bank so the stockmen will have
no trouble In getting cash on delivery of
their stock. In will run refrigerator cars
and deliver meats at long distances, and
will, furthermore, run its own steamers,
branch railroads, etc. The establishment
is to be in working order by next January
or February
"Yes, that's correct" said Allerton, when
shown the story. That is stated cor
rectiy In every particular, as far as can
see. The syndicate has been formed and
will commence operations as soon as possi-
ble.p
rs Armour interested in the deal?n
Well | can't speak for Armour. You
will have to see him, but it is my under
standing that Armour is connected with the
company. However, l cannot say posi-
lively as to that"
Webster. of Armour & Co., was also seen.
He denied the story. That is mistake y
he said.
But Allerton says ii is correct"
well, suppose it is, partially. There
are stock yards in California in which Ar.
mour is interested, but this story of build.
ing canning establishments out there is in
correct. There is no such deal on foot with
which Armour is connected"
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The bill Is similar in language and scope
70 the ameEded bill already reported hy
the committee, the only material changes
esing lew small reductions in the rate of
thxauon. The purpose of reporting this
last bill is to facilitate action uoon the sub
Ject 10 the House by substituting il for the
amended bill first reported, thereby avoid
ing 'he necessity for separate votes on the
numerous amendments made to the orisi-
nal bill.
Postmasters Changed.
WAsHINeroN, July SOth -Pos,masters
nave been changed as follows Arizona
Mrs. 5. Jacoby, appointed a, SeIieman
havaPal county, vice " Woods resigned
Cahfornis-A. J. Dorbyshire. at ri Ca
Jon, San Diego county, vice L +. Burgess.
removed; L. W C2zeus, al Eucinitas San
Diego county, vice I. +. Smith, resisned.
oregon-A. Mcfarland. at Elkton,
Douglas county, vice H. Beckley, removed
The Kearsarse.
WASHINGTON, July S0th The United
Sts'es Steamship kearssrge has arrived az
New York rom Bar Harbor She win be
given some requisite repairs at once, ard
Viii IN about one week sail for the Mica
rsguan peninsula, where her services NAV
possibly be needed to protect American
citizens there around the canal. She
ought TO arrive there by the 10 h of August.
Charged With swindling.
WASHINGTON. July 50th.-Robert t. Bull
lis, formerly of Salt Lake City. Utah. was
arrested here to-day and lodged in j,ii on
the charge Of Swinding several citizens of
Salt Lake City out of 81 400 on an alleged
patent Hugh Turner advanced 81 GOO Of
that sum.
Salt Lakes Population.
WASHINGTON, July S0th The popula-
ton OF Salt Lake Citv is announces by the
Census Office at 45025, against 2O.75S ten
wears agO.
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A COSTLY FIRE.
An Area of Nearly Three Acres De-
sti'oyed*

An Area of Nearly Three Acres De-
sti'oyedA
SENECA FALLS IN. ". July 30th.-A
new building, against the erection of
which, three or more years ago, an earnest
protest was made, fulfilled its mission as
firetrsp this morning and it is feared has
also proven deathirap. A few minutes
after O'Clock this morning the building
was discovered to be on fire, and in yerv
short time the entire structure was in
flames, which We're approschable from but
one direction, and the atmosphere quickly
became so hot that the fremen could not
endure it.
The splendid Phoenix block, involving
an electric.light plant, the electric railway
plant, the postotfice, the express office, the
Revell printing establishment, the Courier,
Sanderson's furniture warerooms, and the
Western Union telegraph office succumbed
to the flames. Within four hours fifteen
stores east OF the building in which the fire
originated = the Sheldon block-were
ruined.
The flames sprang across the street to
the Hoag Opera House, and that was con-
sImed with ali the buildings on Fall street
on that side east TO the Sheldon block,
while on the north side the Co operative
block was the limit. On State street tie
flames extended to and included Kellog's
livery stable. All the newspapers were
burned snd the telephone service suspend
ed. The Western Union Company is doing
business at the railway station
The fire was under control at 8 O'Clock.
but soon broke out again. Tedman &
Glaske's dry goods store was burned. The
loss already amounts to S233, ,0G0
LATEe.-An area of nearly three acres
business buildings in the village wiped out.
Careful estimates place the loss between
$500, coo and 100000, with an insurance of
about S1Qo coo.
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ON TIE TURF.
Trotting and Running Races in the East
Yesterday.

Trotting aud Running Races in the East
Yesterday.
CLEVELAND, July 30th.-The attendance
was large, the weather beautiful, and track
dry and hard.
The free-for-all pace was the sensation of
the day. AdoDis, California horse, was
the favorite. He TOOK the first and second
heats. but could not capture the prize. In
the second heat Adonis went the fastest
mile ever paced in race. Soon after the
start Hal Pointer began to crowd the CALI
fornian, and the remainder of the field
were left in the resr. On the back stretch
Hal was going like the wind. Turning
into the stretch he and Adonis were neck
and neck. 1t was game struggle to the
distance flag, when Hal went off his feet.
and ran under the wire half length ahead
of Adonis. The heat was given TO the lat
ter however. Time, 2:11!.
In the 2:29 class. Almont was the fayorite
but after Lady Bullion had taken the first
heat, and she and Almont had gone a Sec
ond dead heat, Mambrino Maid came to
The front and won.
The 2:25 trot, for $1,000, divided, ALVIN
von, Almont Wilkes second, Abbie N /.
third, others distanced. Best time, 2:lSs
Free-for-all pacing, $500, divided, Hal
Pointer won, Adonis second, Jewett third,
Fred Arthur fourth Best time, 2:I1A.
The 2:19 trot, for 81 600, divided, Mam-
brino Maid won, Lady Bullion second.
AlmoDt third, Diamond fourth. Best
time. 2;164.
AT ST. PAUL.
ST. PAUL, July 30th.-The track was
fast. All ages, one mile, Kahftan won,
Delmar second, Onlight third. Time, 1:42.
Three-years-old and upwards, one mile
and fifty yards, Bertha won, Repeal second,
Grace D. third. Time, 1:4Ss.
Minneapolis stakes, for two-year- olds,
eleven. sixteenths of mile, Rainer won,
Ida Pickwick second, Sir Abner third.
Time, 1:0S4.
Three-yeal .olds and upwards, mile and
a sixteenth, Longlight won, Lindsay sec
ond, Woodcraft third. Time, I:50l.
Three. fourths OF mile, heats, Al Far
row took the two heats, Almont second,
Lamont third. Time, 1I59.
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4 rrlea semsdy for Bilieusnssa.

Those who suffer from disorder or in.
action of the liver will never get the upper
hand of the unruly organ SO long as they
use such irrational remedies as blue pills.
calomel and podopbyIin. But from the
tried and popular medicine, Hostetter,s
Stomach Bitters, they Gay expect relic
with certainty of obtaining it. The in
fiueucs of the Bittsrs upon the great hillary
gland is direct, powerful and speedily felt.
The relief afforded is not spasmodic. but
complete and permanent. The sallowpess
OF the skin, furred appearance of the
tongue, indigestion, costivepess besdacha
nausea, pains through the right side and
shoulder, in fact every accompaniment of
the obstinate complaint are entirely and
promptly removed by course OF this in
estimable medicine in behalf of which
lesumony IS constantly emsnating from
every quarter and from all classes of So
ciety.