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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Or fDA A4tAN -A1AA AA1t - @h@A
Iae p<tUtogg ~ ~ the soaEhern
Dssaeer4t. 90 tee race q.1est.ons = Hc-
saegs mere eseariy seeu thzn >ellz-
tor Nerxans art.ele ga taat qQesi.on
- tss Arena ter tbs monlh- Tie VIA
pc.ut. IL tnaf 4assss0n. according y the
slly senator. - the smposslo.llty of
smalgamstlng TIE waite snt BLACK
races. lie says
.sWhzt : the cause OF tas co1dlticu
II TIE negro race "a the Dited states.
~hich Their power sBd political lufzll-
S1ce aas not t<ea abe - remove, bat
La ouly aggEay4te1f he Aaseef -
recorded ~ tne home hstoFy OF eyefE
wn.te family IN TIE plIed states. The
negro race can not be fa41e hoUoge1-
sogs slth the Waite race. II = the ao-
norgsnce tEat every white woman III
cur country tesls towards the marriage
Of her son or daughter Win a negro
to.t gives the mai and conclusive an
sser % tnis question. Wealth enArAe-
ter, abliity, accomplishments and pos
ton have 10 effect 70 modify tbs ayeE-
son OF The white woman 90 \ negro
marital alliance. Mca may yield 10
such con SdeYatlons, or % others 0f
baseF sort: but the SHOWS wlll fail from
Heaven IN sOOty olsckness. sooner than
the white woman OF the United states
vii consent 90 the maternity OF negro
families. Ii will come more and more
the pride OF the men OF our race to re-
sist any movement. social or political,
that will promote the unweicohle intru-
SION Of the negro race into tue white
family circle.
This Is the central and vital point IN
the race question. IL the negroes, being
our equals IN political privileges, could
be absorbed into our race, as equals
there would DC no obstacle % our har-
moni0us aud beneficent association, N
this free country, but neither laws, nor
any form OF constraInt can force the
doors 10 our homes and seat them al
our nreSdes."
The above may or may not be true.
Il makes uo difference, so far as the
question of suffrage is concerned. SEN
ator Morgan assumes that 10 allow the
negro 10 vote would be 10 allow him to
marry white women, Just as ante-bel-
lum Democrats used To assume that TO
emancipate the slaves was to give them
free leave and license 10 carry oil the
white girls Of the North. Now Senator
Morgan and every other Democrat,
South and North, who happens 10 be
endowed with particle of sense, not
smothered in partisan hate, knows that
political rights do not confer social
rights, nor Is political equality synony-
nous with social equslity. Senator
Morgan goes to the polls and votes
every election day, side by side with ig-
norant, deprayed, debauched, dirty
white men. whom he would not have
marry daughters of his, and whom he
would not seat ut his fireside. He as
sumes that the Republican party IS try
ing to force the negro into social equal
| ity with the white man, and then he
raises an outcry against 1t. Such stuff
goes for argument with the Democracy
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
WinanS & Owen, Phone $40.
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS 3 aND Q rowGR eLooK

ROOMS AND lOWth tADChs
DUGOLIA a BEEBE-.........Pr .Propuetors
NVANNFD--NAle Hep sslesmen paint
w erS. 3 msrblnisfs. barn men. wool
cutters. ] poffer. cabinet mskefs = men a.
work on farm.
XVANTFD-Tcmale Hep general houa
w girls dining room eirls z second gifir.
cooks
WANTED Mae Help meat cook pastry
W cook. painters. mach. re men. CAB.
fnef makers. wood cutters. barn meu.
young nan folfsrn deuicrify.
WANTED Female hsip oiuing room girls.
w second girls. general house girls
stenoztsphef.
TOR sALF-A ans lot or shirey st. on Con
j tract SO down. SO per month.
EoR sALE-A new room house uesr fstt
81. good slze1 lofs price 500 easy itrnf
EoR SALE lots on plsinheld ave inads
Il city on confrsct. smaa payments tno
obAnoe 10 huiid.
lroR ebIE-Houte ard Io' on Terrace ave
II rooms. modern fiuish ioi a0 li 4. wi
ssli on contract. price 500 easY terms
L'0R SALE nne - room house on jeTFr
sen-sf coo1 barn. loi 49, ~ - feel
price 500
LroR eALT--2 iois or HssfiBgsst on essr
terms "a vii efchanEe fof improved
properly.
EoB stLE-A tns f-room houst rsar ia.i-
X sfrref good rired Jos in gooc iorstIon B
price ssr Easy terms
an ACRES fruit fsrrn. miles from city Do
~ peArh la apples Tluws pears Cfzpe
su6 small fruit usfs1IHf Nfnffffs and ffaf
m rredeh a. erchsnEs fer propfffF fn citf a
bargain fof someone.
MoVFY To LOAN - resi snd rsrsonsl prep
vi effy H. sums &C. suit huofnst arc p Iofff
beck
IIorsTs sn6 rooms - rent. sls, . nurrbsf -
II yoos ffnarfs wanting - renf brrF in
v.ur seys. Rooms snd q 1over bipeF
rrsoIIA FFEFr
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

" estes EettettnEs - ~~A~tSt
pa0fS ANn sHoEs ean bs e1chAnzee ter
ID rlty faAI estate 81 fnls oa<e. li 80 hsfe
z stock b se.l Gal "a Nfiit as ffefsfte, ttet
leg latief
x1ln0 - payments wla ses heais q es.ea
tA4NN NJ gheorheea nen heesi pAtlef,
slntaE fa.ni. bed roan shN tlt1hvh ee..~
tslGe ee1 reeEs ~ stAifs seNtt b@it - >its
g = . nArks.R. Crc-lrf CUTIE.
Coon INFESINtNf - tlsiS "a > he.s,
- rented tht sea founa d NJ, eei 80 y
Per cent viii fske F1ri aoNni Cal Ana leeA
81 tht hcNss croziel a Cutler
A DQJBLF TENEMENT fhsi VII Feag ior
- D. pei cent net on cpsi - laNc eiiA hliidias
ckr * bailt en cheap pAfcri 81 iisi,effs near
the tasiasss osutef hert. trozier Gates
II NOC MANI MONEY cal ga IA enc VI 81
maze sea : lo4n en hrsi-cia>s le4. estate
seeuris.
IF1cp HAVE MONEY Ne Nil iosn u ior
you on gl.t-easee seeurits. "f intssi Z pa
sals realty that ssili oring san = ianEt sAcaiRt
~ hauGls onts the n.osi eonseff alive iAftsi
meuls, consult "a telefe Investing wt mste
no elafEr frozicf Gutter
S2a PfB ROOF fer business property a.
eO' osntral business points Ia thr gls &, q
bafgain fof some enc either 10 butte "a Dc a
ioi nNtstmcni it VII ao0ele % Na'pes frs
stores 3usi completed on ns1f les arc rtnieo b.
sti sell ~ s. 81 ct feet Caa on CrOEief a
Cater for location
NnN PAY RENI II yep have ssao o. S. q ie
JAY down GA che 81 oar choaa hoUs
nes. neat auo IL sooa he4lthy nelShh0rhonA ,
taiADce sit or 81 per moutt. traxicf A lutirr
MUSHROOM kesi Estsit is st trsrtlnE cons O.
- tratle attention raii 81 ouf 0fct huc ~ e
viii furnish yoa Information about prices aiaQ
iocsfion 81 acre pr0pfrts. iofs etc, eno fht"
yoA maps. plaIs etE,. without kIcNSt 20 tNN
traHcI Cutler
ELEeANJ fARM stock produce. ilFi'-
\ wheat. etc. ntaf brand hKeF. Nt Niii s..I
ai bargain "a exchange for erauc Rapids
property n - oae 81 the finest farms Ia tat
State. trouer a Cutler l5 1ansi-si.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

A Greenbacker correspondent 10 the
Lansing state Republican has a very
serveeable memory just now. In COM
parison with Speaker Reeds refusal to
recoyulzs Congressman Springer, who
wished 10 indulge IN some Democratic
obstruction tactics, that correspondent
cites Speaker Carlisle's treatment of
Gen. Weaver. He writes:
while the Democratic press Is
shrieklng 20 high Heaven, and passing
down the Cauut 10 the deepest and
most cavernOus of erowls over the re-
iusal OF Speaker Reed 20 recognize
Congressman Springer, of New York.
duung the recent famous exhibition OF
obstruction tactics by the minority IN
the House, DO they ever recall the pre-
sedent set for Reed by Speaker Carlisle,
during Gen. Wcaver's advocacy of the
Oklahoma bill, and more notably IN the
4sth Congress- gen. Weaver, then the
acknowledged leader of the Green
hackers. with h.s little band OF thirteen
colleagues struggled tor thirteen long
weeks on the floor Of the House for
recognition from the Speaker without
avail Thirteen weeks Gen. Weaver
daily rose i'm his seat, even walking
down the aisle 70 the Speakers desk
STRIVING for recognition, ana every day
during those thirteen weeks Speaker
Carlisle looked him in the eyes ard did
not recognize him. Speaker Reed :
treatment Of Springer was that OF a
polished gentleman whsn compared
with Carlsle's treatment of Weaver.
The chickens have some home, and
Gsrsenbacksrs Who remember the in
slilt IN zen. Weaver now rF1oice that
Reed s applying the same sauce TO the
Democrats that Carlisle served TO
Weaver and the Greenbackers."
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

There viii be q Republican Convention held
atC1lby's Han IN the village OF Rockford. on
saturday. september Is. $50. az 0clock y. m.
for the purpose or dominating candidate for
the state legislature from the Third Repre-
sentative District. Kent County. and Tor the
transaction OF any other business which may
properly come before the convention.
j. II. GOULD. i. ". GIBBS.
n. a. LYLE. X. u. HICh0Ck.
Dated AuE u fsnr District Committee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

learn Tins word AMI iss exact dsfni-
ton BY heart A Democrat nav, per
laos. be found. who . a little better
than ms party. II 80. he a libocse.
But here IS the Official definition.
"Jrboose. -. a profsssed Democrat.
vao = better and purer than his party
n nis own estmsN0n. and - loaded
With a set of prize package principles
which can never he put into practice.
81. MuEwump
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Cor. BArS comes from Kentucky. he
says thst a government which gets a
revenue from whisky = unworthy of
support Tt h rather cruel - tar The
Kentucky nscesssriss Of lifs - heavily.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Irssaid thss Henry wstterson's star
Fved Goddess of Reform danced a.
sole verxnny' break down, when she
heart of Kennedv's attack On Qusv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
The Canada Life Assurance Co.

Fee-srs = trsf c.svs feerf - rerreesff fnen
ft efsNf Esrics
ss4yr.s ~ NFRToe.
euf 2 - tFsrrirs
crievfat ~ flsr-cH
sssets fii - ~ fnecuf 81 49, 81
fTEaf 80 lssf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
TO "a Bsc RIDERS.

Any subscrtbeF ~ fhk fEiF6RAn-
kNkALD ~hS faiis - receive ,ee paper
reguiaris, or ~ho nay have reason 10
-smpl2ia OF late delivery, VIII confer =
special favor b. infoTntng this once OF
The fact az once. sead postal card or call
q > telephone 5s1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Txrrkxs resches srs = failure this
vssr. but the pumpkins, on ny How
the hocscr editorial mouths water.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

N-rw roar house ans 3 ebeios iess oris
y fEf
nTf-c ETrrr fffs nees srf tfn~f Ir frff
~ ffesr iresfIcr fnf e. resanr 80 eeft ne
fV haslfn ~ prerriefaf. fsffre ftff vHrtt
ffi,fae ffe afao1rt ~ s iIFf ran.
lr0E gtT.F-1f trada Sara rfnet ~ tnafs
+ stsf| uners usH rspff arf fuusissi irsffu-
renfe
FFrr etfF rfprfat ~ isrFIfe-e RI f~s
+ frgr ~ ffF frhst faHfs rfpssr fuf sffi
~ - AZ fiis IL goyt opsniHf for sen7f I've
pAEFa frs elszs nrffF -to,s fef ssis ~
\ trsee
NorrT 70 f.otw 49, srr rer esrf ~ rit
n eaess securlfs Ferr trreer = q srHI e.
II VIII. FtT rarffss vifhinr fe rsFs ~.
4 ses+ rnsrfs ~ rsu 49, iost aver re- iisi -
sf,rs frfffaf -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

EST A1E!!
j. &. SHINK MAN.

ROOM 20. WlDDICOMB BUILDING.
I HAVE a few o. the finest residence lots in
the city situated on South Union. near
Wealthy ave. prices sl100 and upwards.
CHEAP lots within Is minutes OF Sweets Ho-
y tel. <0Sl0o prices $50 70 $50
FIRST CLASS business lots on South Division
IL and West I.eOnard-stS.
NICE house and lot North Front-st. $500.
GOOD house aud lot Barclay-st.. near cable
~ car line, : rooms and bath room. SZl0l.
GOOD house and lot Terrace ave. near Fifth
- ave-. lot 42Xill. SleOJ for few days oniy.
vARGE house and lot. 5stzx-o). Jefferson ave,
IA near Fifthave.. 5000
HOUSE and fine lot 65xIo5. on South Colds st.
IL $3.50.
NICE house and lot on Pine-st.. car lines.
- Si.0J.
ARGE house in good condition on Dayton
IL 81. 10 rent at sl3 per month.
PEAL ESTATE I'm all parts Of city for sale on
IL reasonable terms
MONEY LOANED on good real estate secur
VI ity.
j. G.. SHINKMAN.
Room 20. Widdicomb Building.
TELEPHONE 4ls.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

A p.,snnsSa-HorsE trust is The attest
out. ard a uovelty, TOO, fer they dont
ususilv Go that
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

ox Ene whoie. haven's strikes this ses-
son been generally Gns0ScesiaS
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

For sALE-My house has cost me a thtusano
dollars mere tazn ] e1peeies j 0usAt g.
haNr bought enc of yours ls s1kt tults hears
every lev days. See hls sOld stone house, =
i45. Tor 500 of ss5 per moufh. HIS llFoom
house. No. 40 lcrfaCr-1Vs.. Tor S4ito "a sR ter
month hls Arcom houses ca laris-AKe.. near
Thomas 81, Tor .sso or - per month. Re
member these prices Include EIaains sodclHe4
ciStern and concrete MalkS See Also his W
caaf lots On Paris. College ant south lnioa-sf.
~ 500 and 500. Charles ". tuffs. LeQyar:
block Pearl ST. entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
Aassu- RssrKB

II fNTFTi-s sxzsts fer re- f isfo~r ~ rss rr.
~ et.fafttrs ~ rserns DeAaz snd --srf
srsa-sr fr-e A14Tsss q. A. Bx8ralaz 90.
ss.eza taI8 tszf
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY,
EnFuBLIcAN NomINATIoNs

state Tteket.
Fer 6oFernoF--
JAMES N Fl RNER. ot fhgham-
Tor Lieutenant liovefn9r-
WILLIAM = LINf0N. Of Saginaw.
for Secretary ~ stale
Washington GARDNER. Of Calhoun.
ser state frsasureT-
JOSEPH B. MOORE. oi Wayne
For Auditor 6cnerai-
1uEk0N y. 0lDDINGS. Of KALAMAZOO.
Fer Commlssi0ner Of State Land once
JOHN -. BERRY. OF OtSeso-
For Attorney GcueFa!-
BENJAMIN " HUSTON. Of fuscoia-
Ter Superintendent OF Publie Instruction.
Okk ~CHJ ~. 81 Eaton
For Member OF state Board ot kdrcation-
JAMES NJ BALLOU. Of Allegan.
For justice OF the supreme Court
EDWARD CAHlLL. ot lnghan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
County Ticket.

County Ticket.
For state Senator
WILLIAM a. ADAMS
For sheriff
ISAAC =. LAMoREAUX
For County Cierz-
JAMES ). KNOX
For Register Of Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
For County treasurer
SHERMAN L. COLSON.
Fer Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES Z. MCBRIDE
For Circuit Court CommisSioIeIs-
DWIGHT oOSS.
ALFRED MOLCoIT.
For COr0uers-
HENRY +. LOCHER.
DANIEL }. " MALLACE.
For surveyor
DORR ShEELS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

lsaE SALE- Iares ee4asit1l iats au hears
81 80 SO e1e1 - e@sy termS L =
ftexiA-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

rXW7o 7of~7Fe frdr-1-sf taxherfrf CisH-ses
- 90. r. free<ts seres - q. rr,fs
y =. = 1865 rrf F-f.i=ef eeref ers II fIezr
- - eet ~ f-.rTisrs rrfee -
JOIN &. HATRE. sole Proprietor.
Grand kAFIDs kkCR
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

UarrTTfF \ Ho4.T genera rsrshsr-r--.
II ~ ~rrE . SIS sa-st sfers r1anes 81
frrr-5r-e g. to~ rates ~ DeTt narkers sr.s
~ ~ fsfrzN1r iaa - - - W
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
IIllI!I!IlI!!!
III ] : !. I. I I J /. J. !. !.
Losf
osT eesday altsraooa gela heaaea -,
II sssl4, est~g htea Dsed. eelNexa kNlgoa.
Wrii Tsszrese. Martha Nsaayae. rae EAsl
~i1sh-a', =
osr-A ron a. spectacle SAMPLES return to
laxs aeets hefei aa4 SCI = rs~afa No
s-esttsaa esAN1- -
I osT-A rsa peeksteook containing $40 "a
i ash. seHae tine alter e'cloek last night
ksiufn % paAee headquarters ana receive
AeefA feNssa 20
I osr-Beok Of sheet music. No. ma canal-
4 oSI Monday evening. dark hay mare. scar
Il shout siK iaehss leng on naak. yeafs eid.
Liberal reward rsld fer her return GO Peter
P,aaJsnsA, No. l0lz flllh-ase.. Gay. 80
HELP WAkTBD-kALR.
yNANIED-R -RuhbeFs and polishers. Apply 81
s;isn fatnituFs CONF AAY E
IVANTED-St -Stenokraphsr. gentleman pre-
q
With 0fsce Werk Apply Monday mOfuiag ~
once oi Harrison Nasoa Wofks. s
WANTED Tailor, one capahls Of doing frst-
~ class ousuehne. Apply Tower Clothing
Company. ;0
XVANTED-Tailo 10 work by the week. J.
W n. Williams. - Cansist. 20
VVANTED-Two ben boys. Apply al once 20
" o-wash tA-nous az
WANTED-An experienced male second
w cooki also an aside porter one who
understands washing Windows Apply az
Livingston. Ger Fulton and Dhis.on. n
WANTED-At once. 10 hrst-elAss mnchinisis
" Apply Immediately. Perkins Co.. Norm
Frontst. 81
WANTED-Fur fnishers TO take charge
w OF factories in the south. good openings
for competent, energetic iaen. Address giN
ing wages expected. experience, axe. etc. g..
:. Hubbard, 2o y. Forsyth-st.. Atlanta. Ca. 2ss
Registered pharmacist with SltOJ
w capital 10 taGe haif interfS q IN wing
drug store: OF will sell eatire stock and h1tures
on liberal terms and rent or sell store bulidi NJ
thls is "a rare chance. don't miss II. address
Peckham q Co. tlc :port. Mich. 20
IIANIED-EOur frst-claSs cabinet makers.
w Pellett Table Co.. Flint. Mich. 81
VVANTED-At once. four good cabinet max
w erS on case WORK. aud one tfimm er,
steady employment day or piece work. The
Wait y Barnes Furniture CO., SiurSiS, Mich.
.3jtf
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

lsaE .SAIE~ Iaree eS4asit1s iats aa hears
e. tsf SO e1c1 - c&sy torAS 4 =
ftet1A
CONFIDENTIAL asytce shauld b. GrRfs
= aisto1 faeFctgrt t&kf the abefty -
carHaeHf8al N acNsslnS xoa g. cal 1eE oaf lsss
- prs EeFts - s-s4 - As1 fuzlstlis oei4le
parthssllS ELSEWHERE tetfle kfes- oFef
AfQ2as- ~
ks0B sALs or ENCuAN6E-I have sexcrA,
hesses aqA lets. GeolT41.s ieS@iea- ast 49,.
81 NslI fAkt An eAcAa1xt lev soeo re~o~>ttt-
seY FFcterfo1-af Aefses a1 sees nFec1ing. d
"a. Cart a. As 4 brtasvst- -
q'No $50 lets ser SAFE en Il zstlnss 81 ~esl a
LataSeile 81 ooe hlcEk troa ostle hlr. 81
y a. cxeakEskt leF improved pIercfts tsials
easy. address 4 :. StaEore. stslrpho1r ~
Now Is TIE ti1e g bay prsPsrig eseryihlU
y . lev alf12k fht f4il 4AG eiEtrf pr04rnt
faT-sikngea people ar watching Ter eAflAiEs
the spriag riSe- lltfls bres-. ever ArcAat- sA
IeOK sALE-Ny new lar9s house ou Terrace
aFs-. nearly cemptctea. ANa worth s4sk.
cnff iol sac for s4sGs larEe psftef. hAl. AZ
fng room, dlniag reem sne kfchsa, 81 bed.
roems hath -ToQM, boi al1 cold waller upstairs
&la GoNus kas and furnace the house cal EnI
Be duplicated f0r s2s.Ai the ioi siene, a. eAsi
trent % the Crowa of the terrace ~ Itb = nne
sieN 0, TIE eits. u worlh ssssl Cikaae Il bu
ehsnsn leayaTd blecs. eerner q Pearl sne
Oft4Na-sts. 4t21i
\Ew HOUSES RKApY Fok YoU on cur
y cherry -. DtKisioa-st OF klgrth vard
plai "a prices that Wil saii your purses Lots
on ~ car plAts tor safe also Prices anu terms
viii satisfy you. see "a before buying Tnr
per 4 Carroll. New hoQsemaa bgilaing Oeo.
\. Davis, fanai-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
FOR RENT RooRs

EOR HENT--A nicely furnished front room
with alcOye furnace heat anc ssA. lD4uiTr
AZ 80 North Division 81. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
LARGEST OF All Michigan Dallies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07
cRozIER a CUTTERS
REAL ESTATE

u..,.. sus.a.as. As o.A.l.ss
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

WANTED-A first-class coachman desires a
W situation Ia private family. long eNDer-
fence good city references i. n. box 5. this
offce. %
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

QfNo $50 let's iaE SAFE en Il at 80 81. csl "a
LatsSetle St oos hle0k froa ost,le hle. 81
y a cke1slske iet improved pIercfts tstass
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07

TOR RENT Furnished rooms 81 fhe New
garfield. ia isiAuG st.. one block soutn 81
Fulton-sf park; al modern improvements.
good well vateF transient trade solicited. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-07


WANTED Competent girl, must be good
W cock. lis Lyon-st. 2is
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-03
ARGUING FOR BAIL.
Kerr's Attorneys Ask His Release
From Prison.

The case of James W. Kerr, against whom
a verdict of manslaueh liter was returned by
the Coroner's jury for the killing of Edward
Cogan, on Thursday last, was called up
yesterday afternoon in Judge LAWYERS
court for preliminary examination.
W hen court was opened, Attorney Reuben
II. Lloyd for the defense announced that
every effort had been made by himself and
his associate, Charles b. Darwin, to have
the testimony taken at the inquest tran
scribed, but so far they had not succeeded.
1t seemed, he said, strange that SO much
time should be consumed, but he had been
unable TO locate the blame. lie asked,
therefore, that the hearing be postponed
until to-day.
This was granted by the Court, and the
question of bail arising, Mr.. Darwin asked
for recess to allow him time to prepare Tor
argument. This was granted and at 3
o'clock Mr.. Darwin appeared with forml-
dable array of authorities. He spoke Tor
half hour and was followed by Mr.. Lloyd,
who referred to the fact that there We're
now thirty cases pending in the Police
courts for feloniOas assault preferred
against the molders. This he claimed as a
presumption in favor Of the defendant, and
urged that il the Court denied the right of
bail the law was useless.
Judge Lawler took the matter under adj
yisement and announced that he would give
Il decision at 10 o'clock to-day.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-03
CUCUPA INDIANS.

They Do Not Allow Witches Among
Them and Trouble May Result.
The Indians whose name appears as the
head Of this article have of late been
talked about to a considerable extent, es-
pecially since three of them were killed
recently, near the Lerdo Colony, by their
fellows Of the tribe, for being witches
These Indians inhabit that section of
Lower California just south of the line and
near the gulf, which has recently opened p
as placer country for prospectors.
The facts regarding the killing of the
Indians are that some years ago the Indians
were not satisfied with their leader or Cen
eTal Blythe IL Andrade, who were ill.,
terested IN the Lerdo Colony, succeeded in
getting them new one" Colorado" For
some time the Indians have been at outs
with Colorado" for they said he allowed
witches to live among them. When la
grippe broke out it took some Of the Indian
rancherias near LeTdo By storm and some
twenty-seven or twenty-eight of the In-
dians died with it. At the other rancherias
UP New River on the Hardy and back in
the country 1t did not appear, hence the
Indians said that the cause OF the trouble
was because of the witches and they killed
three Of the accused with sticks, clubs and
knives.
This matter was reported to General To-
petO at EnseDada, who sent General Y sidrO
at Santa CatariDa TO consult the Cueupas
and investigate the matter. The General
took three Of his men and went to Lerdo to
ascertain all the facts, but returned to En-
senada without arranging any settlement.
After he had gone three of the friends of
tile murdered men also left for Ensenada to
report the case. saying that if the Govern
ment did not punish the murderers, they
would take the law in their own hands and
kill the man who murdered their friends.
Here the matter rests al present, with the
possibility of trouble between the Indians
friendly with the whites and MeXcans, and
the prospecJors fear no disturbance in their
peaceful work.--San Diego Union, June 30th.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-03
RAILROAD NOTES.
Work Progressing on the California and
Nevada Road.

Work Progressing the California and
Nevada Road.
The North Pacific Coast Railroad will give
holiday excursion over its route. most noted
for scenery. and tickets purchased to-day
will be good until Monday. A special train
will leave tomorrow for Camp Taylor.
Point Reyes, Russian River, Cazadero and
way stations. Tickets can be purchased at
about half the usual rate.
1t is said that President Allen Marvel of
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe de-
cided on the occasion Of his recent visit to
Los Angeles to concentrate the Pacific Coast
shops at that city.
At Los Angeles also will be erected by
the company building to be used as hos
pltal for employees.
Work on the California and Nevada Rail-
road is progressing rapidly. Captain Smith
has been obliged to build water-tanks and
pumping machinery on the Garcia Ranch,
i'll Contra Costa County. not being able to
take a sufficient supply of water at Oakland
for the trip.
Freight Auditor C. ]. Wilder of the
Sou them Pacific Company left last evening
for the East. After attending meeting of
railway accountants at Cape May, n. j., he
will go to Washington on business for his
company.
l.. X. Fields, Traiumaster for the South
erD Pacific at Portland, has been appointed
Superintendent oil the cOmpany'S lines IN
Oregon, vice John Brandt, decreased.
W. NJ. Thompson of the United States
Railway Commissioners, with two assist
ants, will expert the accounts of the South
ern Pacific Company after the holidays
SUPERINTENDENT j. A. Fillmore of the
Southern Pacihc left last evening for Salt
Lake.
c. c. Clark, General Agent of the Denver
and Rio Grande, arrived yesterday from
Salt Lake.
Chief Engineer Hood of the Southern
Pacific COMPANY is in Los Angeles.