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\ BRITISH PROTEST.

member Of the British House of Com
mons has called the attention of the House
to the Tariff Bill the Senate now has under
consideration. He asked if the British
Government had instructed the British
Minister at Washington to represent to the
United States that the proposed legislation
would cause much injury to certain British
Industries. The protesting member was
willing to admit that the duties proposed on
cutlery and tin plate would effecta material
decrease in the expectation of such goods
to the United States He wanted the Gov
eminent of the United States to be re-
minded that in 1889 England gave free
market to SOS, 100000 worth of American
products. If England gives a free market
to American products, it is because she
thinks it her interest to do so. Whenever
she may think it her interest to place an
import duty on American products she will
adopt that policy. The United States will
in that case have cause of complaint only
when England discriminates against Ameri-
can products There is no more sentiment
in these trade relations than there is be-
tween a tailor and his customer. The latter
buys clothes because he wants them, not
because the tailor wants to sell them. En-
Hluuu Has uOue Ill size COuIu W Ees supply
of grain and cotton from her Indian de-
Tendencies. She has built railroads that
The products Of these countries might be
cbeaply brought to the coast If her efforts
in this direction had resulted in procuring a
full supply Of cotton and grain from India
Of equal quality ard at equal prices with
the American prGduct, she would have
ceased TO buy American wheat and cotton
without much regard to the interests of
American wheat and cotton growers. In
the effort to establish in the United States
certain industries which England now has
something like monopoly of, our Gov
eminent is but initiating the policy Of En-
gland III looking TO its Asiatic dependencies
for a supply Of wheat and cotton. Our
right to make goods in this country In place
Of importing them from England is GER
tainly as good as the right of England to
promote the industries of her colonies.
The protest Of the English member of Par
lament is an admission that the American
tariff policy transfers work from England
to America If the American consumers of
English cutlery and English tin plate paid
tie duties as the free-traders claim, the
English would not care whether the duties
were high or low
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AT a LOW EBB.

The Portland Oregonidn thinks Demo-
cratic intelligence in California must be at
a low ebb because the Exam iner fails to
comprehend the significance of the Oregon
election. Our Portland contemporary does
not realize the relation the Examiner holds
to the Democracy of the State. AT ordi-
nary times it is not regarded Democratic
newspaper, but rather as the personal or
gan of Senator Hearst Its mission is to
keep other Democrats from conspiring to
GUST Hearst from the seat in the Senate he
is reported to have obtained in the same
way as he obtained control of the E10n-
iTter. But just at the present time the En-
dnliner is not appearing to advantage
Whatever brains or experience there is in
the pay of MIR. Hearst are at present occu-
pied in conducting lottery. The editorial
force has no time to devote to public af-
fairs. There are number of pretty prizes
in sight and there are figures floating about
which indicate pretty closely the winning
numbers. When the drawing is over there
is hope that the paper will do better than
it has done of late. If it does not the DEM
cratic leaders will consider the policy of es-
tablishing news aper which will represent
the principles and policies of the party.
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CONCESSION IMPOSSIBLE,

e Bismarck is reported as saying that con-
cessiOn to the Nihiists is impossible. The
word "nihilist" in this case seems to in
clude all classes of the people who are not
in sympathy with the Government. Taxes
are Increased to provide for larger army.
and the term of enforced military service
prolonged to make the army more efficient,
and the great Bismarck sees no other way
to govern than to go on adding to burdens
and TO the force which holds the people in
servitude. Nihiism is the natural result of
a despotism which seeks only the glory of
the monarch and the promotion of the priv
ileged classes. If the masses are not con-
tent the remedy is to shoot them down.
There is a pretty good opening in Europe
for a statesman. A rule which must in
time eliminate in bankruptcy and anarchy
cannot be regarded as enlightened states
manship. 1t is rule of expedients which
simply puts off the day of reckoning. The
miserable excuse that people will be dis
contented under the most favorable cOndi-
tions is a cowardy evasion of response
bility. There will of course be more or less
discomfort under favorable conditions, but
the fact does not serve as an excuse for an
accumulation of burdens which rob life of
all its cOmpensatiOns.
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STREET TALK.
TACT

The Executive Committee of the indie
pendent Republicans have in a sense mate
r,alized some hitherto impalpable street
talk. The committee has heard that plans
are being discussed by which the Republi-
can State ticket is this year to be sacrificed
10 the Legislative ticket. Plans of this ma
-ture have been the talk Of the street for
months. Intimation mas been thrown out
that no Republican candidate for Governor
could possibly be elected, for the reason
that the Republican State ticket would be
Systematically traded off for votes for the
.sReuublican Legislative ticket If we trace
these plans to their origin it will be found
that the trade rests on the supposed power
Of MIR. Buckley to control the votes of
considerable portion of the Democratic
party and a smaller proportion of the Re-
publican party. The street talk is that Mr..
Buckley has taken a contract to elect a
Republican Legislature this year. His abil-
ity to fulfill the contract lies in the presump-
ton that his lambs will work for Republican
Legislative nominees in districts where a
small percentage of the total vote will
change the result. Street talk is confident
also that certain Republican bosses are
working hand in hand with Buckley to the
extent Of trading their State ticket for DEM
.ocratc aid in electing their Legislative
ticket Leaving street talk to verify ITSELF
40 may easily reach the source from which
il emanates and the causes which make such
scandalous trades possible. The principal
cause lies in the fact that United States Sem
atorS are elected by the Legislature. In this
State 12O men have the choice of Senators
in their own hands. These men may be
nominated solely with view to secure
votes for this or that aspirant There is no
nomination for Senator before the people
which is considered binding. The man
who is generally regarded as the candidate
may find when the Legislature meets that
man whose name has not been mentioned in
connection with the Office has a majority Of
his party pledged to his support. To trad
ing politicians there is a great deal of
money in these Senatorial elections. The
man with money but without record sends
his agents to confer with members of the
Legislature, and the result of the confer
ence is often surprise to the people. The
election Of United States Senators by the
popular vote is the natural remedy for the
evils cl.Innlained of
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SCHOOL OF DESIGN.
Advantages of Study offered by the A
Assnciatiou.

Advantages of Study offered by the Art
Association.
The San Francisco Art Association has
issued circular calling attention to the ad-
yantages for study and art education offered
by the California School of Design, whose
sessions are held in the associations rooms,
at 430 Pine street. The rooms are spacious
and we'll ADAPTED for art purposes. There
are three sessions yearly, commencing on
tile first Mondays of January, May and Sep
TENDER, continuing three months, with a
months vacation at the end of each term.
The attention of the teachers Of the public
schools is drawn also to the new arrange
ment, whereby they may be received in the
Saturday class of the school, continuing
every Saturday throughout the year from 8
O'Clock in the morning to 4 in the after
nnnn.
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THE LOBSTER DISPUTE.

. The London Standard expresses the fear
that the French Government is disposed to
make capital in some way out Of the lobster
dispute. 1t says that England is ready and
anxious to offer compensation in cash for
the surrender of French rights and assumes
that nothing but churlishness can prevent
its acceptance. The Standard does not
seem to consider that there are French citi-
zens interested in the preservation of
French rights. who would not consider the
payment of any sum of money to the Gov
eminent an equivalent. The French have
held these privileges for about hundred
years and do not see any reason why they
should sell them to please the British Gov
eminent. The English Government is
charged with submitting to French agrees
sion, but what the people of Newfound-
aod regard as aggression is probably an
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exercise of recognized rights. Arbitration,
when there is no question Of rights, is i'm
practicable. If the French should consent
to sell their fishing privileges, the amount
to be paid might be submitted to disinter-
ested parties for determination, but the
right itself, having beer held without ques-
ton so long, is not susceptible to that form
of sattlement
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Not a Partner.

In the case of Thomas Sutliff VS.. Henry
Sutliff Judge Wallace rendered a decision
in favor of the defendant yesterday. When
Henry Sutliff assigned his tobacco business
to his creditors Thomas Sutl'ff claimed to
be a partner. The business had been
turned over to the plaintiff on two occa-
sons by his brother, but only for the pur-
pose of retransferring it within given
times. The claim that the plaintiff was
only the clerk or agent in the transactions
was therefore sustained.
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Thev Fourbt Over Pool G,me.

James Starr, John 0Brien and Patrick
Quinn were playing pool yesterday morn
ing at AT Fourth street, in saloon, when
Starr and O'Brien had a dispute with Quinn
and assaulted him. Starr drew knife and
made desperate effort to use it, while his
partner proceeded to pummel Quinn with
his fists The thoroughly frightened Quinn
rushed out for help and was closely fol-
lowed by his aSsailants, who were caught
close by and charged with assault with a
deadly weapon and battery respectively.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES !:

. pAILY CALL Gncluding sundays So per year by
AL postpaid; Is cents per week or % cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL. five
copies three months. Se %. SUNDAY CALL twelve
pages, s. so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
and WEEKLY CALL 50 90 per year, postpaid
WEEKLY CALL (eight pages, 81 20 per year. post
Lald. Clnbs of Ten sent TO one addressl, SlO
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525 montgomery street. near Clay. open untI IL
o clock T. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street, near Kearny open until IL O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until $50 O'Clock; sos
Larkin street, open until $3.50 olock. and 2olS
u lssinn sfreat IMAM nntn Q O'clock p. N.
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SIGNAL SERVICE, L. s. ARMY, I
nTNTsYnS- pts THE BArIETr

SIGNAL SERVICE, I. s. ARHY,)
DIVISION THE PACIFIC,
san Francisco, June II. 1885, p. NJ. }
syrOpsi. for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest off the coast of North
ern California. and is lowest in Arizona; the tenn
perature has generally fallen in oregon and wash
Ington, and has remained nearly stationary else
where; local rains have fallen in Washington and
Northern Oregon; elsewhere the weather has been
fair
Forecast Till P. NJ, Thursday.
For California - Fair weather; variable winds
nearly stationary temperature.
FOR Oregon and wasniDgton-Light rains south
westerly winds: cooler. J. L. Manifold.
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A Seizure of Opium.

Customs Inspector Maurer yesterday
seized five five-tale boxes of contraband pre-
pared opium on the steamer City of Puebla,
which arrived from Victoria on Monday
night. The opium was concealed in the
ante room used by the officers and engineers
OF the vessel No owner could be found.
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1t Was nm Accident.

A verdict of accidental death was re.
turned yesterday by the Coroner's jury in
the case of the three-weeks-old infant Of F.
A. Piggott Of $50 Howard street, who was
killed last Monday night by the mother
rolling over him in bed.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Lieutenant Augustin de Yturbide, the
young Mexican officer who excited the dis
pleasure of his superiors by writing let
ter to El TEMPO correcting certain errOne-
GUS statements attributed to him. and at the
same time making sarcastic comments on
the Governments policy, has been sen
fenced to serve a year in the military prison
of Santiago Tlateloco. His letter. which
excited much discussion, characterized the
colonization measures OF the Government
as ridiculous, declared the liberty of the in
dividual had been restricted and the press
muzzled with constant and brutal cruelty,
while immortality and vice had been pro-
tected and the nation was at the threshold
Of bankruptcy, without having obtained any
moro advantage than that of greatly exag-
gerated progress. His indiscretion landed
him in a solitary cell where he languished
for week. The result of his trial is ap-
proved by the Liberal press and condemned
by the Conservative.
The Pure Fruit Bill reported to the Sem
ate provides for the organization of a new
bureau in the Department of Agriculture
charged with the duty of procuring and
having analysed samples of food or drugs
SOiu III any DIdte OF leTTltOTy OLHtE tHdu
where manufactured. The bill, which is a
substitute for several measures introduced
in the Senate. prohibits the introduction
into any State or Territory from another
State or Territory of any adulterated food
drugs under penalty of fine or impris-
onment.
The deadlock over the Pension Bill has
been broken by the conferences of both
houses making concessions, the depend
ent" feature of the Senate bill and the
''service" feature of the House bill being
eliminated or modified. This measure will
result in the annual distribution Of
S 100000 among soldiers widows and
children, and veterans unable to perform
manual labor, whether the disability oc-
Cured in army service or not.
The determination of the Senate Finance
Committee to reporta substitute Tariff Bill,
the silver discussion. the Bankruptcy Bill,
Federal control Of elections and other i'm
poItant legislation under consideration by
Congress, make it probable that August
will still see the Senate and House in ses-
sion.
An indignant resident of Harlem who
demonstrated against an electric wire being
stretched upon his back fence was threat
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John Fogel, proprietor of a planning mill
on Front street and Broadway, had portions
of three of his fingers amputated yesterday
in planning machine. His wounds were
attended to by Police Surgeon Bunker.
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A Democrat Reappointed.

Thomas p. Burns, who for several year:
has been Cashier of the United States Sub
Treasury, has been reappointed by j. P
Jackson, the new Assistant Treasurer
Burns is Democrat.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
JUNE. 1890.

Any Of our patrons who fail to find The
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR THE SUMMER


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REGATTA FOR SCHooNERs.-There Is some
talk OF having as feature of the days celebra-
ton on the Fourth of July regatta Of schooners,
and II is thought That a least twenty-five can be
induced in lake mart
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LEFT TO her HUsBAND.-The Will of Anr
Eliza STAIRS, who died In April last in this city
has been filed for probate. The estate is valued
at $500 and is left TO William STAIRS, her hus
band,
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J.F.CUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.--Tbis celebrated
whisky is for sale by all trstclass druggists aud
gT0cers. Trade mark-star within a shield.
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GALL run down" from the weakening effects Of
warm weather. you need good tonic and blood
purifier like Hoods Sarsaparla. Give this peculiar
medicine trial. Sold by all druggists
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OUTLINED It's USEFULNESS. = The Alaska
Mill aud Mining Company has peiitioned the Su-
perior Court for lis dissolution. The matter Will
be heard on july 10Th next III Department D.
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ened with electrocution if he dared to inter-
fere with it. He considered that the COM
pany's threat was adding insult to injury,
and, seizing an AK, cut down the obnoxious
wire.
The army canteen is likely to be perpetu-
ated, compromise having been reached
retaining the canteen system but providing
that no liquor shall be sold where troops
are stationed in prohibition States.
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ANGosTURA BITTERs makes health. and health
makes bright, rosy cheeks and happiness. Dr.J G. B.
Segert& Sons sole manufacturers. Ask your druggist
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PALACE BATHs.-Warm salt water. Large
swimming tank. Porcelain tubs. Elegantly re-
fitted. Now open. 715 Filbeft street.
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No snide agents. Fine bust cabinet photos,
81 80 Ter dOZ. New York Gallery, 1144 Market
street, between Mason ana Taylor.
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WHAT He DEsERvED.-Joseph ii. Mallon, a
young man, was sentenced TO thirty days i'm
prisOnmeDt In the County Jail. He turned in two
false alarms about month ago in the Mission.
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To PAY OFF A MoRTGAGE.-A petition has
been filed by Olivia. widow and executrix Of Olaf
Samuelson, Tor permission to sell the schooner
Mary Buhne that certain mortgage claims against
the vessel may be paid.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
W. ATHEH PREDICTIONS.

FURNITUHF-By N. j. simmons, al 1907 Market
St. at II o clock.
REAL EsrArE-By VIM. Butterfeld q Co.. at 4l2
Pine ST, at u O'Clock
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A NEW BATCH OF JURoRS.-Judge Murphy
has Instructed the County Clerk to draw LOO
names from The general jury-bOx, returnable on
Monday next.
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EXTRA strong broken hoarhound candy, pure
Vermont maple sugar Townsend's.
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ADAIR WELCKER. Attorney at-law,- opposite
Berkeley Station, Berkeley, Cal.
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WILL BE HEARD To-MoRRow-Conside
OF the case of Charles Z. Clark who Is under SEN
tence OF death for the murder OF Captain Duncan
Logan, has been postponed by the Supreme Court
until to- morrow
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WHY y1tb, and toll. and soear our yourself and
your clothes on washday, when. ever since 1864,
D0DbIns' Electric Soap has been offered on pur-
pose to tighten your labor. and save your clothes.
Noir Try il. Yonr grocer has L.
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ARE AS SMALL HOMEOPATHIC PELLETS and as
easy to take as sugar Everybody likes them. Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. Try them.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

yNANTED-TO BUY SECONDHAND LATHE,
w swinging about 8 inches Address with de-
scription, W. 9. DOWNING. Sutter-st r. r. jl0 btt
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If YOU WAKE i'll the morning with a bitter
taste in the mouth coated tongue, perhaps head
ache, your liver is torpid. You need Carters
Little Liver Pills.
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THE MORNING CALI.


Has larger circulation than any other
neMspaper published in Sam Francisco.
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ABANDONED THE woRK.-The Supervisors
have been notified by Superintendent OF Streets
Ashworth that The project OF sewering Francisco
street, between Mason and Taylor, has been
abandoned, and the request Is made that ino
further aclOn be taken In the matter.
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Visit Battle OF GetIysburg, Market and Tenth
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FEARS Soap secures a beautiful complexion. i.

Heart disease cured. DR.. Rogers Heart Tonic.
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FINANCIAL.


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