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that the complaint does not set forth anv
criminal 0ffense; that the ordinance under
which the defendant was arrested is in
valid, and further that illegal discrimna-
ton has been shown, lotteries conducted by
white persons being allowed to run Al viii,
as is shown by the practice of a certain
morning paper in daily advertising its own
lottery schemes
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-29
Eugen d'Albert to william Kuabs & Co

During my soj0urn here had frequent oppor.
tunllles TO make myself acquainted with the
khabe pianos. and from fullest conviction de-
clare them to be the best Instruments OF Amer.
lea Should return here for artistic purposes
winch may be the case very soou-I shall most
certainly USE The pianos OF this celebrated make
give this testimonial with pleasure, voluntarily
and entirely unsolicited for by the house OF
Knabe EUGEN D,AIBFRr
GeiO York, Nay 10. 1880.
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AN IMPORTANT INDUSTRY.
Iron Reducing and Steel Works to Be Estab-
hshed Mar Ssaftle

Iron Reducing and Steel Works to Be Estab-
hshed Near Seattle.
SEATTLE, May 2S.-Negotiatons were COM
pleted to-day for tie proposed establishment OF
an immense iron reducing aud steel works at
Kirkland. suburb Of Seattle, on the shores Of
Lake Washington. Tie company when formed
Will be known the Coos Bay Iron Company
and Will have capital OF 100000. Among
those al tie head OF tie great enterprise are
General Russell A. AlgeI OF Michigan: Peter
Kirk, member OF XII. Brothers great English
IRON establishment; ID. /. 5. Hunt, Bailey Gal
ger, Edward Biewctt, Jacob FuItn aud other
prominent capitalists. Nj Kirk Is now In the
East getting machinery, aud II IS expected that
the complete plant VIII be upon the ground with
Ia sN months Tie concern VIII employ 1000
men. The establishment OF Ills plant means the
development Of The SnOquame aud other iron
mines ID his section OF Tie Stale.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-29
ST. IgnatIus Bow.

The thirty-irst annual commencement
exercises of st. Ignatius College, Van Ness
avenue, will be held at the college hall next
Wednesday evening. The Boys Sunday
school OF st. 1gnatius Church will hold its
closing exercises on Sunday. June 9Th, at 9
O'Clock in the afternoon, when prizes will
De distributed in the exhibition hall.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-29
Three BUILDINGS Burned.

SEATTLE, May 2S.-A fire occurred last night
at BallardtOwn, near this city, burning three
frame buildings with most Of their contents and
entailing loss OF $4,000. l.. ID. Murphy, the
proprietor of a general merchandise store, loses
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-29

Tomorrow Y. NJ. L. No. will hold its
annual picnic at Shell Mound Park. MANY
valuable prizes will be awarded both at the
gate and to the winners of the different
games An excellent programme of sports
has been arranged.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-29
LOTTERY nlscrlm,n..,a.

In the case of Ching Sing, Chuaman
arrested for having lottery tickets in his
possession, Alfred Clarke, for the defend
ant, Yesterday applied for a writ of prohibit
ton in the Superior Court on the following
grounds: That the case has been removed
to the United States Circuit Court and that
the Police Court has now no Jurisdiction;
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MODESTO DEMOCRATS.

Organization Ct an Ircquois Club and Election
Of Officers.
MODESTO, May 2S.-An Iroquols Club was
organized tonight by Grad Sachem W. NJ
Gibson and Sachem ]. Walter Smith, of Stock
ION. The following officers were elected: l.. J
MadduX, Grand S2ehem; j. w TullUcb, First
Sachem; NJ. I. Sorensen, Corresponding Seere-
tary; q. p Ostrum, Treasurer; j. W. Falloni
Sergeantat-Alms There were thirty charter
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JOHN QUIRK.

John Quirk, who for many years oper-
ated the new City Hail elevator, died sud
denly yesterday morning Mt his home.
Mourning for the loss of his brother.
James, who was run over by his own horse
and killed few weeks ago, is supposed to
be the cause Of his death.
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FRESNO.

Rejoicing Over stanf5rd's Appropriation Bill.
Cool Weather and Showers
FRESNO, May 2S.-Tbe news of Stanford's bin
70 appropriate $4,000 for the cree ion OF pub
lie building in Fresno was received with mnch
rejoicing by the citizens here.
Cool weather prevails aud there were several
showers this forenoon.
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welcoming the HoIInnd.rs.

Edward Curtis has been invited to deliver
an address at MERGED tomorrow in honor
of the arrival of colony from Holland.
Governor Waterman was to have welcomed
the Hollanders, but is unavOidably detained
IN the southern part of the State.
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Arrived.

Arrived.
WEDNESDAY. May 20,
Stmr Navarro, Anderson.
Foreign Ports.
HAVRE-May 2S-Ship Thirlmere Brown from
San Francisco, collided with quay whall while en-
terins dock. The vessel is unln 1ured va
Movements of Transatlantic Ste,mar.
LONDoN-Arrlved May 2S-Stmr Lydian Mon
ARCH from New York. ~
Observation-Disclosures MAY 2s-Stmr Na.ea.ro
from New FORK.
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Trains Wrecked,

THE DALLEs. May 2S.-The mailtrain on the
Union Pacific was wrecked one mile from The
Dalles through running into drifting sand, caused
by a phenomenal high wind which has prevailed
here the past three DAYS. The engineer, fireman
and Two mail clerks were slightly injured. The
mail was saved.
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KILLED HER ASSAILANT.

Fatal Result Of Quarrel Between Woman
and Mexican
GLOBE (ArIz.) May pa fatal shooting affair
occurred this afternoon at Camp Thomas, ArIz.
Jean Aupuireze, a Mexican, ana woman named
Belle Bakeley had row in John Alexander's
with bis fist. Belle procured a six-shooter and
shot The Mexican. who dled This eyening
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-29
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
Railroad Employees Arrested for
Opium-SmugSlin8.
Suicide Of an EX-DiStTiCt Attorney on
His Child'S Crave.
4 Jury Secured 10 Try the Clarke Burglary
Case at WOOdland-PatrOnS
Of HuSbaldTy.
Special by the California Associated Press

PORTLAND. May 2s.-The Custom-house Off
Gals seized 80 5-tae tins Of opium here last
evening at o'clock. John Mays, a brakeman
on the Northern Pacific Railway, ana freight
conductor, whose pane is unknown, were ar
rested in the act of transferring the stuff to
Chinese store on Second street. Tie opium was
hronghl In ON q tain from Tacoma.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-29
NELLIE ATTRIDGE

The funeral of Mrs. Nellie Attridge. che
wife OF Captain Attridge Of the British shin
Aristomene, was held yesterday at Watsonr
vile, where she died on Tuesday last
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-29

rifle yesterday afternoon, the ball entering his
leg above the knee. He was brought to Fresno
and had the wound dressed, after which lie
left in a room at The Fahey Hotel alone. This
morning he was discovered dead in bed
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-29
RAILROAD FRANCHISE.

Boise City, Idaho, Catering Upon an Era Of
Prosperity.
BOISE CITY, May 28.-An ordinance passed
the Ciy Council this evening granting a fran
chise TO Hon. George A. Iusey and others TO
build an electric railway through the streets Of
this city. Work Is TO be commenced on the road
within four months from date and two aud one
half miles are required to be finished within ope
year. An era OF great prosperity Is dawning
upon this lnIeT-mOunlan region,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-29
ROLL OF HONOR.
Leading Pupils of San Francisco
Schools.
Boys and Girls Whose Records During the
Past Scholastic Year Entitle Them
to Special Mention.

AS has been the custom for years, THE CALL
again presents TO its readers the lists of pupils in
the various classes OF the public schools whom
their teachers have selected to be placed upon
the roll OF honor:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-29
Killed by Her Son.

TACOMA, May 2S.-Yesterday at Wikeson,
Mrs. Ilish WAS accidentally shot and Killed by
her son. boy of 10 or u years OF age, who was
PLAYING with revolver The lady died H.
stautlY,
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Cnnvictad Of Assault

NAPA, May 2S.-Ths morning the jury In the
case OF Jacob Hauser, charged with attempting
TO assault his stepdaughter Martha HAITI, re-
turned verdict OF simple assault. He Will be
sentenced on Saturday.
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JURY SECURED
Interest Excited in the Clarke Burglary Case
at Woodland

at Woodland
WOODLAND, May 2s.-A jury was secured
to-day in the Clarke burglary case. Clarke is
charged on the complaint Of II. J. Palmer with
entering he Granary on the Palmer ranch and
taking bundle OF books vouchers and papers
Cisske's defense is that lie articles taken were
The property OF James Fair, aud that he WAS act
ing as Fairs agent when he took the books The
case IS exciting considerable attention, as il Is
intimately related to tue trouble now existing
between Senator FAIR and Ii. j. Palmer. AltoI-
ney + 5. PIllsbury, Captain A. w. Stone j. S.
Angus aud many other Witnesses from San
Francisco ale IL attendance.
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TULARE COUNTY FLOODS.

tUIlntf Uamage Feared 10 Crops Along the
ST. John River
FIsALIA, May 2S.-TOo much water sun al
ficts this part of the valley. Though This town
IS safe since he broken levee was repaired, yet
much OF the immediate country is still flooded.
The johnson Dairy ranch north OF town Is
mostly under water. Orchards. grain and alfalfa
neds have been under wafer now for a week a =
the ST John River IS stll high ana much snow
sun remains IN tie mountains, and rains have
been falling up there to-day, The outlook Is de-
eldedly gloomy for many farmers.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-29
SCOTT HEWITT,
HERR NEssLER.

Scott Hewitt, prominent citizen of Ia
coma ana an ex-member of the Washington
LEGISLATURE, died last night of brain fever
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ARRESTED on SUSPICION.

a Horse Sid at Auction Which Is Believed
TO Have Been Stolen.
SACRAMENTO, May PA man named C. c.
CrumaD, who sold a line horse at auction for s2l.
was arrested on suspicion OF having stolen the
animal, as a person present claimed that Cru
man had tried TO sell The horse at Auburn for $40
Theannal Is fine one and worth several times
as much as II sold for. The saddle IS like one
lately stolen at MarysVille.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-29
PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.

PREPARATIONS for a Large Gathering of Farm-
ers at Yuba Citv
MARYsvILLE. May 2S.-The Yuba City Grange
Is making extensive preparations for a great
gathering OF Patrons Of HusbandTy at that place
on Thursday. June 9Th, which is the date OF the
regular annual grange picnic. +. w. Davis
Anderson OF Santa Rosa will be The orators of
the occasion. A large attendance from other
localities Is anticipated.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-29
EST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Herr Nessler, author of der Trompeter
Won Sakhingen" and other operas, died at
Berlin yesterday. w
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Official neniaI

Los ANGELES, May 29-Ihe following dis
patch has been received from Washington, dated
the 28th:
General B, IL Grierson. Commanding Department
Of dfizond, Los Asgeies, Cal. There IS no founda-
toB for the report that Major Eiderskin and Lieu
tenant Grerson 10 be tried by court-martial at
Tucson.
This is signed by C. McKeever, Acting A dju-
tantG eneTal.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-29

Accidentally Shot Himself
FRESNO, May 2S.-Peter Martin, laborer
near Wild Flower. accidentally discharged his
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-05-29
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent nv n. oil
will not be Inserted. They must he handed in AZ
either OF the publication Offices and be indorseI
with the name and residence OF persons authorizde
to have the same published uo
BORN.
HARMS-In this city, May "a 1890 To the vtte NJ
Henry w. Harms son. "--e "a
NoLAN-In this city, May ~ $780, to the wife n,
John ii. Nolan, a daughter ~ "
of 6. G. Wilhelm, twin sons " '-' WIZ
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FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP 81.

day OF the excursion.
Train will start from Market street fTiburon
ferry at 9:2O A. NJ, sharp, on the morning OF the
sale. ~
For further particulars, catalogues and diagrams,
apply to.
G. H. UMBSEN & CO., II Montgomery Street.
my2s
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY
a 623 hearny street, Established in 1854
AaEAA Tor the treatment of special diseases. De-
IA - ~ bllity or diseases wearing ON the body and
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sSs.saaseSs- tanned much valuable Information which
ne can impars TO those In need of his services The
Doctor cures when others fail. Fry him. No charge
unless he effects cure Persons cured at home Call
or write. Address DIR. j. f. GIDEON, Boz 1851
sanFrancisco, CAL Mention this paper mrl2 II exSu
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FIFTEENTH.
LITToN SPRINGS PROPERTY.
The Most Famous Resort in California

Consisting OF $50 all under cultivation in or
chards, vineyards and fine grain fields, with i'm
provements consisting OF large hotel OF over so
completely furnish ed rooms, capable OF accom-
modating 200 guests; also number of cottages
containing rooms EACH lighthouses stables, barns
and outhouses bar and fixtures, etc. On the prop
erty there six eight different kinds of valu-
able springs, comprising settler sulphur Soda iron
and other medicinal springs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

As the canned goods manufactur-
ers clearly demonstrated to the
Ways and Means Committee, the eff
fort to largely increase the duty on
tin plate amounts to a willful and
audacious attempt to pnblic robbery.
Tin-plate could be made in Pitts.
burg, no doubt, and oranges and
bananas could be raised there too.
One would be just about as sensible
as the other. The canned goods
men say that with free tin. plate
they would be perfectly willing that
the duty should be cntirley removed
from canned goods. Here was a
golden opportunity for reducing the
burden of taxation upon American
consumers. But it was wasted; for
the Republican House conferedYup-
on pretty knot of Pittsburg man
ufacturers power to tax the people
$4,000, 900 on their tinplate. The
proposition is scandal and an out
rage upon decent government in
view of the notorious facts Of. the
tinplate situation. a@
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CAME Endure IL.

No Government, not even our
staggering young Republic, teem-
ing with wealth and bursting with
energy and pride, can endure the
reckless policy of the Congress now
for the present done and gone-a
Congress of plumber, audac ty and
corruption.
These arc stern, harsh words
plumber, audacity- and corruption
not TO be lightly applied to any leg
isiative body. They are true and
must stand. Plunder in these pen
sion bills, corruption to the highest
water mark in this dreadful tariff,
audacity in the attempt by Force
bill to reinvade the South and pro-
woke new civil war. We were
spared the Force bill because the
tariff barons and pension sharks
needed time TO loot the Treasury.
But the spirit reigns aud will have
to be met in December.
Congress is done and in day or
two will have gone. 1t goes with
out honor or useful virtuous achieve
ment-a shallow, oose;jointod,
ignorant body of men such as we
hope never again to see Mt the Capt.
tol. And none of them more de-
serving of contempt than the herd
of shoats sent from New York and
its environs. With two or three
exceptions we have never had such
an utterly worthless gang-doing
nothing, making no impression up.
on the national legislation.
|. Congress done and gone. For
this let the benignant heavens be
praised!-Netr York Herald.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

The following instructions as to
the anti-lottery law has been is
sued by the postoffice department:
"The term lottery as used in this
act embraces all kinds of schemes.
general OF local, for. the distribution
of prizes by lot or chance, such as
gift exhibitions, enterprises, con-
certs, raffies, or the drawing of
prizes in money or property at fairs.
Hence, letters, postal cards and cir
culars concerning them, and news
papers, pamphlets and other pnbIi-
cations containing advertisements
of them are unmailabIe."
A fair Interpretation of this clause
would include nearly every device
whereby a prize is TO be awarded
by chance or lot. Merchants who
give premiums, where the purchaser
does not know beforehand what he
is to get, would come under the ban
of the law. But the prohibition is
merely that the mails shall not be
used to further the business. There
appears to be no penalty against
the business itself
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15
CnslIng dine Roomerang.

One of the effects of the McKin-
ley bill that can be confidently
anticipated is tho disastrous infiu-
enceiit must have upon the Column
bian Exhibition. 1t will reduce
foreign exhibits to minimum that
can only be described as beggarly
When a nation deliberately builds
up a Chinese wall of exclusion
against the rest of the world it can
scarcely expect the Old World to
rush in with its best for the giorifi-
cation ofthe New. Already rnmors
come from abroad not only of pro-
jected measures of retaliation, but
of q purpose to forego entirely any
participation in the exhibition.
The obvious lesson of all this is
that it is impossible for nation to
isolate itself without being doomed
to The sterility thaticomes from iso.
Iation. A refusal to be Represented
in the Columbian Exhibition on the
part of such nations as Germany,
France, Italy, Austria, and Great
Britain, is serious enough in itself,
but what is more Important is the
fact that tits only sign of some
thing more serious. AS, we seem
determined to close our markets
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

: The Washington Post, Republi-
can paper, edited by President Ar
thurs Postmaster General, Mr..
Frank Hatton, has noted. certain
interesting and significant facts, as
follows:
"That there has been a remarka-
bic change in the public mind on
the tariff question is patent to even
the most careless observer of public
affairs. Since the last presidential
election the subject of the tariff has
perhaps received moro thorough
consideration at the hands of the
people than during any former
period in the history of the country.
That the consideration has led to
much stronger sentiment in favor
of lower tariff taxes, it is a general
feeling in all parts of the country
that while all domestic interests
should be cared for to a reasonable
extent, the time has arrived when
some attention should be given the
interests of the consumer, and a
practical movement in this line
means the lowering of import duties
on the necessaries of life and oppo-
sition to the plans of those who
would strengthen and build mp
monopolies at the expense of the
people, and that abuse has been in
the past protective tariff.
"These ideas, which are being
accepted by the people, do not ma
terially differ from those promul-
gated in the famous tariff message
of Mr. Cleveland"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

The prospect is that C. b. Smith
will be badly showed under in the
Congressional contest. Mr.. Cape
hart, his competitor, is a man who
will be strong before the people be-
cause he is one of them. Being a
practical farmer the interests of the
masses is his interest and the masses
will vote for the man whose cause
is the mommon cause Wayne
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

All newspaperdom is divided in
to three sections. says q Nevada
journalist, or rather, the country
newspaper man has three stages of
development. These are as follows:
eat first he runs a newspaper; for
glory; dissatisfied with the results,
he then runs it for spite and when
he gets tired of this he rims it for
revenue"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-15

The New York World of Satur.
day contains the evidence of one of
the most dastardly political outrages
ever attempted in this country.
The parties to the scheme are Mat
thew s, Quay, fellow by the name
of Lindsey, ]. n. Houston, of Indi-
ana, ]. l.. Mclean, of Winfield,
Charles b. Smith, of Parkersburg,
aud others of less consequence in
the political world.
These men entered into scheme
t. colonize in West Virginia, Indi-
ana and Connecticut, enough negroes
from North Carolina to make an
assured republican majority in each
of these three states.
Lindsey who was at the head of
the project writes that he will put
in West Virginia "three or four
thousand of the safest voters in the
world, in time to become legal voters
by 1892" and make the state safely
republican.
G. b. Smith wrote that whoever
extended courtesies to Lindsey
would confera favor on him Smith }
Col. Mclean said 81 am heartily
in sympathy with the work in which
you are engaged"
Atkinson endorses Smiths letter.
McGinnis says he "will render all
the assistance he can"
A more desperate effort at poIiti-
cal dishonor was never attempted
in this country.
The scheme In all its rottenness
ia supported and clearly proven by
unquestioned documentary evidence
which is printed.