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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
TAKING THE CENSUS.
Supervisors who Have Been Announced
for the Work.

Supervisors who Have Been Announced
for the Work.
The Census Supervisors, who have been ap-
pointed and who have already entered upon their
duties on The Pacific Coast. are as follows:
California-First District, John L. Sheehan Room
2, Appraisers Building, San Francisco Second Dis
trict, William A. Anderson, 209 j street, Sacra-
mento; Third District, Allen Il. Lemmon, Santa
Rosa, Sonoma County; Fourth District, Hamilton
wallace, Box Is. Tulare. Tulare County; Fifth ID S.
trict, Leroy L. Mosher Los Angeles, Los Angeles
County.
Yayapa County.
Idahc-One district, Adoniram J. Pinkham
Ketchum, Alturas County.
City
Nevada-one district George /. Lammon, Virginia.
Fe.
, oregon-Flrst district, John Kelly, Eugene, Lane
Grdnde, Union County
Utah-One district Amasa S. Condor, Ogden,
Weber County.
washington First District, WIN D. Jenk ms
Nhatconl, Whatcom County; Second District john
Nj. Hill. Pullman. Whitman County.
Wyoming-one district. Homer Merrel Rawlins,
Carbon County,
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COLORADO MORMONS.
The San Luis Valley to Be Converted Into a
"Ziouu

~-AS HoH A1Ls 'aA4GN " DC SUENeTLeQ INTO q
"Zion"
PUEBLO (ColoA. May 3.-A rumor Is being cir
eulated in the San Luis Valley that the Nor
mons have caltured La Jara" The MoImons
have for years had settlements there which have
been gradually becoming moIe and more popu-
lous. Usually when train-load OF new emf
grants for Salt Lake arrive here one or two car
loads are switched of for La Jaia From that
point they 60 10 the country in the east part OF
tile valley, their town OF Riehfeld being situated
one mile east of La Jata, Sanford three miles
east, Manassa nine miles southeast and Morgan
six miles northwest. The Colo rado MofmOns
pretend TO be monOgamists and opposed 10
polygamy, but it is generally understood
among their Gentle neghbors that they
have good many women around
and when TWO Of the supeItiuous women
hanging about the residence OF the chief apostle
had free fight aud hair pulling match not long
ago The matter gave Use TO good deal OF talk.
The rumor now afi0at is 10 the effect that the
MoImons VIII convert this Colorado nucleus into
Zion" or Salt Lake City OF the San Louis Val
ley. Real estate al La Jara has advanced a notch
or TWO in consequence. Ii is said the Mormons
Intend to buy up all the business houses, with
tile town site, II possible, and that they will
build up the town with capital from Salt Lake,
and people 1t with large influx from the same
place. ii. Schiller & Co., one OF the largest
general merchandise firms In that portion OF tile
valley, recently sold out 10 j. B. Forbes, Nor
mon OF Sanford, and an unfinished brick hotel is
under negotiation.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
The Oakland Battery tho Cause of the
Homo Teams Defeat.

me oakianu tne tauS6 OF the
Home Teams Defeat.
STOCKTON, May 3.-The 0aklands defeated
the Stocktons to-day by score Of to 2, and
Cobb and Lohman did the work. Cobb pitched
superbly, striking out seven men. and only four
singles were made of him. Lohman accepted
eleven chances and allowed only one base to be
stolen
Dan Flynn was in the box for the St0cktons.
He was not hit hard but had poor control OF the
bail, sending nine men to first. AT bat he struck
out three times. The fielding Of the game was
done at secOud base, as the score will show.
The crowd thought Don0hue very unfair In his
decisions, and he was roundly hissed throughout
the game. lie gave Flynn rough deal on Dalis
and strikes, In one instance calling a bal! when
the batter struck at the ball.
SUNMARY-At Stockton. May 8, 1S9o.-Oaks
lands s. Stocktons 2. Earned runs-Oaklands s.
Three-base hit-lsaacson. Base on errors-Oak-
lands 1, Stocktons 4. Base on balls-Oaklands
8, Stocktons 2. Left OH bases-Uaklands 5.
Stocktons 8. Struck out-By Flynn g. by Cobb
2. Hit by pitcher-WiIson. Double plays-wil-
son, Fogarty and Selma. Sacrifice hts-Dungan
Mcdonald, Selma and Holiday. Wild pitch
Flynn.
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Irrieation and Arid Lands

WASHINGTON, May 3.-1he Senate Commit.
tee on Irrigation and Arid Lands will make re-
ports upon this subject TO the Senate probably
Monday. The majority Of the committee will
recommend the transfer OF the control OF the
subject from the Geological Survey to the Agri-
cultural Department for the reason that Pro-
lessor Powell, superintendent of the survey, be-
lleVes the establishment OF the system OF irriga-
ton should be preceded by Typographical sur
vey, which viii require ten years for its com-
pletiOD.
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Another landmark Is doomed to destruction.
The block OF buildings located on the gore 10, al
the junction Of Market, Post and Montgomery
streets, will shortly be torn down to make room
for q more pretentiOus edifiee and the teuant.
are moving out. The firm OF Holman & Wienne,
of the Montgomery Market, which was located
Market street, Just above Third. Although
large the store Is 100 small to accommodate tne
custom and Will bt enlarged so that IL will ex-
tend through TO Stevenson street. The altera-
tiOns will be completed in about three weeks,
when The new Montgomery Mark { will be one Of
the LARGEST in the ciIy.
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Closing Day at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, May "a great crowd wit
messed the closing races at the West Side track
to-day. The weather was pleasant, but The track
SLOW. Following are the results:
First race, six furlongs (sellng) Miss Blonde
Vignes) won, Sailor Boy Or. Wnlams) second,
iermalne tGrfin) third. Time. 30.
Second race (malden two-year- old fIIles) halt
mile, Philora (Barnes) won, Diff (Magee) Sec
Third race dwo- yearo olds), five furlongs, Ferry
man lR. Willlams) won, Average (Atkinson) Sec
ond, WoOdfOrd (Barnes) third Tlme l :07.
Fourth race. seven aud a half furlongs Bonnie
King (Steppe) won, Argente (Thorpe) second,
Somerset (R. Williams) third. Time, L :4O1..
longs, Jesse Armstrong (Barnes) won, JacObin
Francis) second, Big Three (Halhaway) third.
Time, :401a.
Sixth race (NIaxwell House sta%es) one and au
eighth miles, Glockner (BrittOn) won, Santalene
SFrancisl second, Fayette (Hathaway) third.
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KNOCKED OUT.
Jim Fell Put to Sleep by Bill Keogh at vir-
ginia City

VAIN = GA l " " oieep py Bill heogn at VIZ
ginia City.
VIRGINIA, May A fight between Bill Keogh
and James Fell, for $500 a side, took place in
the Opera House tonight. The men entered the
ring at IL 30 o'clock and time was called at
11:3O. ID. Briden was chosen referee.
The first three rounds we're without incident,
The men sparring cautiously. In the fourth
round Fell got in several blows ON Keogli's wind,
and The latter returned on FelPs neck. Keogh
got In another on Fell's ear and sent him to lis
knees. When Fell arose TO his feet Keogh got
in two heavy blows OH his neck.
1his was lhe only knock-down until the twen-
ty-seventh round which ended the fight. KeOgh
Knocking Fell through The ropes. The latter rose
TO his feet but was knocked under the ropes
twice. and failing to rise at the call OF time the
hight was awarded 10 Keogh.
Neither man received severe punishment.
The hight lasted two hours and was witnessed by
1000 people. The gate receipts amounted to
fully $500, OF which keogh rets 75 pei cent.
1t is estimated that fully SIC. 900 changed hands
on the result
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
Couldn't Hit Knell,

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-The Bostons could
not hit KnelI al the right time to-day. Summary:
Philadelphias. as...................6 UO 20 O2 O-8
Bostons ns............-............0 o D u o O-a
Base hits-Philadelphias 16, Bostons TO- Errors
Phi!adelpbias ., Bostons g. Batteries-KneiI and
hallman, KiIroY and SWEET.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
Would Die for ,Jealousv,

Mary Ann Bergens was suffering from a very
bad attack OF the green-eyed monster last night
at 1880 O'Clock ana very fooishly swallowed
half an ounce of chloroform, which she had pur.
chased on an excuse for tOothacbe She was at
once taken from the Albany saloon, on the cor
ner OF kearny ana Jackson streets, TO The Re-
ceving Hospital and there relieved OF the sui
eidal dose. She has mother living in San
Mate0 County and is now in frame OF mind 10
forsake her questionable means OF making a
living and return to the companionship OF her
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
TO PROTECT THE BUFFALO.
Bill Setting Apart Certain Lands for Their
Propagation.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The House Public
Lands Committee has tavorably reported u bill
for the protection Of the American bison or bui-
ialo. The report accompanying the bill says that
IN 1871 there was in existence single herd of
100000 but by wantou and cruel treatment
the Dunalo has been almost exierminated, so that
now there are scarcely 200 in the country. BY
the terms OF the bill part of NO Mans Land"
and StansbnIy, DOlph, Gunnison and Darlington
Islands III Great Salt Lake, are set aside aud re-
served from sale for twenty years for the pur-
pose OF pTopagating the buffalo and for The pur-
pose Oh experimenting In crossing the same with
domestic cattle. For this purpose these lands
are leased 10 j. e. Jones of Garden City, Kans,
with lie provision that his buffalo herd OF eighty
head and cross breeds be placed thereon. The
sum OF $4,000 Is appropriated for the purpose
oil hitting up The reservation.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04

James B. Beck was born in Dumfresshire,
Scotland, February 13. 1922. He received an
academic education in Scotland; graduated as a
lawyer at Pennsylvania College, Lexington. KY,
In March. 1876, and practiced there, never
holding any Office until he was elected Repre-
sentative 10 the F0riieth, Forty-irst, Forty
second and Fortythlrd Congresses He de-
clned REELECTION as Representative, and was
elected to the United States Senate as Demo-
his seat March 8, 1877. and was reelected In
iSS2 and 1883. He was Que Of the most popu-
lar members OF that body
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
THE EXPECTED DUEL.

Editor Harper's ReasonI for Declining to
Meet HIS Challenger.
AUGUSTA (Ga.), May 3.-The expected duel
between Editor Harper and fbii Davis Of Elber.
ton has not yet occurred, Harper declining to
meet the man lie horsewlipped on The ground
thai Davis conduct debarred him from recogui-
ton. One OF Davis friends VIII now probably
challenge Harper Ii is probable that the
trouble will only be settled by the death OF one
Of The men. "
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
THE NEW YORK SCANDAL.
Mayor Grant Makes General Denial Of Nc
Cann's Damaging ChsrgAs

Cahns damaging Charges.
NEW YORK, May 3.-McCann. the keeper OF
the Central Park Restaurant, who made the ac-
cusation OF corruption against Mayor Grant OF
this city, Boss Croker OF Tammany ana other
prominent members OF TammanY few days
since, continued his testimony before the Fassett
Committee to-day. New allegations were made
OF which The substance is that Crocker had a
scheme TO receive 10 cents per barrel on every
barrel OF cement to be used In the acqueduct and
pubic WoIks construction, If he could corrupt
tne Aldermen with his s1SO,000 into a raIitca-
ton OF Grant as Supervisor; also, that he made
confession that lie would have taken the Broad
way surface brbes had lie not been restrained by
Clocker. The witness expressed the opinion
mat Mayor Grant was a disgrace 10 the city.
There Is great excitement among politicians OF
all classes over the allegations. his afternoon
Mayor Grant ana ex-Mayor Edson testified.
points and Edson denied any knowledge OF Inc
proposed deal to make Grant Commissioner OF
Publc Works during his (Edson'sl adminlsIra-
tiOn as MayOr.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
The Phillie.' Good Work.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-The Phillies played
an errorless game to-day, which, coupled with
timely batting, won the game. Summary:
Bostons. ..........,.0 U 0 0 o o o. q
1ilaueipnlaS- .................O 2 o / o.
Base hits-Bostons 8. Philadephias s. Batteries
-Getzeln and Bennett, Gleason and ClemenlS
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JUST PUNISHMENT.

Wealthy German Imprisoned for Insulting
American Woman.
BERLIN, May 3.-The court at Wemar has SEN
fenced rich man named Doebereiner to nine
months imprisonment for sending anonymous
and Insulting letters TO an American woman
named Miss Lemmer The offender was not in
dicted until the American Consul Insisted that
the autbOrlties lake action.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
FIRE IN STRAW.
Water and Smoke Play Havoc in Ma,

ket-Street Bazssr.
AT II o'clock last night Police Ufficer James
saw heavy volume of smoke pouring up in
front OF Henry II. Pinkierps bazaar, at 937 to
941 Market street, and lie turned in an alarm
from Box 95.
The street was blocked for over one hour,
until the fire was under the control OF the de-
partment. The fire was confined to the base
menr which was filled principally with crockery
ana straw for packing
The damage to the goods In the upper floors by
smoke and water Is believed 10 be very great.
That loss Is estimated by Mr.. Piukiert at
$25, 900, but Is covered by insurance. The
building is owned by Mrs. Douanue.
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Bculanper's Return.

LONDON, May 9.-A correspondent OF the
Standard in Paris asserts that the friends OF
BOulanger insisted upon his return to France
and threatened 10 abandon him II he did not
LONDON, May 3.-ln an interview tonight
with General BOuanger at the Isle OF Jersey tie
General said he had no Intention OF returning 10
France at present
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
AN NJ.

The King Of Dahomey Must Surrender His
European Prisoners or Be Bomb arded.
LONDON, May 3.-An ultimatum has been sent
to the King OF Dahomey to the effect that unless
he surienders the French merchants ana other
Europeans whom he holds prisoner the lombard
ment will be resumed on the 9th aud kept up un-
III The town is destroyed. This has caused
panic among the troops of The King. who quit
the river and eneamped near Porto NoyO.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
A FITTING CELEBRANION,

Opening of the New Steel Railroad Bridge at
st Louis.
ST. LOUIS, May 3.-The opening Of the new
steel railroad bridge here to-day was participated
In by nearly the entire city. The exchange was
closed ana public holiday had been declared by
the Mayor Five hundred Government troops
from Jefferson Barracks headed the procession
which was several miles 10 length. The work on
the bridge commenced October, 1887. The
length of the structure, with approaches Is two
miles. The cost was Sc. .OOO.O 600.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04

CHICAGO May 3-Morgan Park, a suburb of
this city, was visited by disastrous fire this
morning. An entire block occupied by the Post
office. grocery, a harness-shop aud others was
completely destroyed. The total loss is esti-
mated at 10000
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
NATIONALS AND PLAYERS.
Games Played on Many Diamonds in ths
East.

CLEVELAND, May 3.-The Cleveland aud Pitts.
burg league teams played their first game OF ths
series here to-day.
throughout The progress Of the game numbes
of brilliant plays were made, particularly tina
running catches OF fouls by Veach and Miller
Inc weather was threatening from the start,
ana during the game rain fell, butnOt OF sufficient
amount to stop the play. Game was called as
Inc END oil the eleventh inning on account OF
darkness. Summary:
Cleyelands. .............l O q q Q n n n n a
Ptttsburgs. ...,..........C o o o o q q q a "a
~ Base hits-Cleyelands g. Pittsburgs s. Errors
CieveP IDS 2, PittSburgs 2. Batteries-Beatin and
Zlmmer, Sowders and Wilson.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
Death of a Derhu Winner

LONDON. May 3.-The great race.horse Her.
nit, the property Of Henry Chaplin, which won
the Derby In 1868 under sensational circum-
stances, and has been phenomenally successful as
a sire, is dead Tie horse is about to be pre-
served with his points as natural as during his
lifetime. The horse will be mounted in silver
and viii coBl $4,000.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
Smiling Mickey Touched Up.

BROOKLYN, May 3.-SmIling Mickey Weleh
was touched up freely to-day aud the home team
won in a canter. Summary:
Brooklyns. ns.............,.....3O 0 8 O O 1 O. z
New IorkS. rkS.....................0 o 90 o. s.
Base hits-BrookIyns 8, New Yorks 8. Errors
Brooklyns 8, New Yorks 5. Batteries-CarrutherH
and Clarke, Welch and Murphy
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
TRACKS WASHED OUT.

The Flo;d at Wallace, Idlho, Reaches the
Highest Point.
SPOKANE FALLS May 3.AA special from
Wallace, Idaho, says that the flood continues,
but tue water seems to have reached the
highest point No trains running on
the Union Pacific or Northern Pacific branches,
as miles OF track are under water. There have
been several washouts, but as YET no great dam
age has been done
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
Knx,nr IA. Resirned.

E. H. Baxter, salesman for Langley s. Mchaels,
wholesale druggists. has resigned his position
because Assistant Druggist Day has involved
him in the charges against Z. L. Wagner, who
was a few days ago dismissed from his Office in
the City and County Hospital. Baxter denies
any eolluson between Wagner and himself In the
exchange of cheap for expensive drugs at the
City and County Hospital, an exposure Of which
has recently been made.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
FORTUNES IN EGYPT.

The San Francisco Stock Exchange President
to Write Book
NEW YORK, May 3.-Jeremiah Lynch, Presi-
dent OF the San francisco Stock Exchange, ar
rived on the steamer Britannc to-day, aud is
staying at the Hoffman House for a few DAYS
prior to going TO tie Coast. He says ne Is writ
Ing a book on Egypt, In order to Illustrate the
natural advantages of shat country and induce
speculative CalIfornians 10 seek fortunes in the
land OF the PhardOhs.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
A Rough Passage.

NEW YORK, May 3.-The German bark Stella,
Captain Rosenkranz, has arrived at Montevide0
from Brunswick. She encountered storms on
the voyage, and was compelled to tettison por-
tion OF her deck-load.
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Grand Council, Y. NJ. I.

A meeting of the General Committee OF Ar
rangements of the Young Mems Institute was
held last evening at the library to make prepara-
tlons for the holding of the sixth Grand Council
OF The order, which will convene In this city In
August next. Committee on Ways and Means
and number OF subcommittee were appointed,
who Will report at another meeting TO be held al
an early date.
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STILL CLAIMS OFFICE.

Ex-chief Of Police Karcher Says He Was
Illegally Removed.
SACRAMENTO. May 3.-Eyer since Captain
Lee, Chief of Police, was elected, ex-Captaln
karcher has refused 10 relinquish his claim TO
the office, and for a month past has reported
regularly every day aud occupied his old quarters
at the police station. Mayor COmslock's attention
was called TO the matter and he spoke TO
karcher several times on the subject, asking
him TO vacate, but as this did not have any
effect. the Mayor to-day locked the door and gave
the key TO the jdiler When tile ex-Captain ar
rived usual he found his door locked. He
claims that the Police Commissioners had not
The power 10 drop him without cause.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
BrooklYn Not in It.

BROOKLYN, May 3.-Ewing's men Indulged In
sluggIng contest to-day, aud the team cap
talned by Ward was never In It. Summary:
Brooklyns s....................0 0 q 0 8 O.
New YorSs s............. ......4 U 2 U o o 2 U-l3
Base hits-Brooklyns 8, New Yorks IT. Errors
Brookiyns 5: Batteries = Weyhing and Daily.
DAILY and Ewing,
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No. a Bad Fellow After All

When one Of the Howard ears reached
Twenty-eighth street at about $50 O'clock last
evening Robert Boyd and Con Watson alghted
and at once proceeded to pummel each others
faces and heads They were arrested by Onicer
Harrison aud taken TO the Seventeenth-str6es
station on a charge OF battery, and their bail
fixed at $40 each. Boyd at once put down the
cash for the release OF himself and late opponent.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-04
ORDERED TO BRAZIL.


WASHINGTON, May 3.-Admlral Walker, COM
mandng The squadron OF evolution, now at Malta
has been ordered by cable to proceed at once
with three ships of that squadron to Brazil
where he Will relieve Admiral Gils, In command
OF the South Atlantic Squadron. Admiral Gillis
Will return home. The squadron OF evolution
Will probably remain some lime In South Amerl-
can waters.
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THE TARIFF DEBATE.

Democratic Leaders Of the House Want to
Limit 1t to Ten Days.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Ihe House Demo-
cratic leaders are making efforts to obtain
sufficient number OF pledges from the Republi-
cans TO proposition limiting the general debate
on the tarlf bill TO ten days. They claim to-
night that they have secured the necessary num-
ber OF pledges.
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Failure Of Manufacturers.

SPRINGFIELD (Mass), May b Patrick E.
wall q Co., large worsted manufacturers and
the owners OF the Hamden Mills, filed insol.
yency papers to-day. Their liabilities are heavy
The cause assigned is the stiff price OF raw
WOOL
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An officers DISGRACE.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Second Lieutenant
William ID. Wright OF the Signal Corps has be EN-
dropped from the rolls OF the army for deser-
lion. 10 date from April 2Sth. He disappeared
from THIS city several months ago and his ac-
counts were found to be shott several hundred
dollars.
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STRUCK OIL.
Celebration in Terre Haute Over the Discov
cry of Another Gusher

cry OF Another Gusher.
,TERRE HAUTE. May 3.-rhe city Is wild to-
night with excitement, and the streets are
crowded with people to witness The paradrs and
fireworks display and listen to the music OF sew
eral bands. The occasion is jolliicatIon over
an oil well gusber which was struck this after
noon. No estimate has yet been given Of the
how by the owners. Pipe lines are being laid and
tankage built TO lake care of the product Tie
well promises TO be the most important yet
struck In Indiana. The original gusher is year
old Tomorrow, and has flowed without cessation
during the wear
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pesti uctiys Forest Fires.

MINNEAPoLIs. May 3.-Speclals from Chip
pewa Falls and Rice Lake. Wis. report great
damage being done by forest fires, which are
raging In the timber for miles around.
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CHICAGO, May "a wild boom iE wheat on
Change To-Day was caused by bad crop reports
July advanced cents, aud May wheat 51a
cents. Everybody WAS buying.