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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-17
ROOMS AND BOARDING..


w ANTED-A FEW SUMMER BoARDERS IN
w Berkeley: 5 MINUTES walk from local trains
inquire at Berkeley station for Fitzgerald House,
IDaf az ialz TX
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OAKLAND REAL estate.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND AGENCY-ADvERTISEME AND
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
once of THE MORNING CALL, S57 Broadway, near
Seventh ST. ONCE hours A. NJ to P.h
7 oTs 5000, $3.50 $3.50 $500 AND $3.50: $40 TO
IL $50 down, balance monthly. quarterly or yearly;
low Interest; at Berkeley, Oakland and Lortn; You
buy directly from the owner; free conveyance l.
L. SALISBURY, ATS Ninth ST., Oakland. jel7 I'm
n1S00 WILL PURCHASE A FlRsTCLASS
SptOOO ranch. rs miles from San Francisco, on
weli-traveled stage road about Is miles from rail-
road: good stopping place for hotel. barroom and
store; improvements: Groom house. with bar
room, barn and outhouses: 5000 vines and 200 fruit
trees. all bearng plenty Of waters 100 acres clear
per cent. Full particulars address Proprietor,
Nevada Stables, cor. Eighth and Harrison SITS. Oak
land 1el7 II
NEW 2-SToRY HOUSE OF ROOMS AND
~ BATH stone walks: lot 25XlO0; in central
location, San Pablo ave. S30Uo; on easy terms
MCDONALD & CAMERON, 479 Ninth St, Oak
land jel5 II
0J OOO 2-SToRY GROOM HOUSE AND
sNIOUO. small store; lot 45Ilo0; eornering on
8 streets: bargain. w. L. BARNARD & son. ABS
Ninth st. tel5tt
aJE0O THE CHOICEST RESIDENCE LOT
- IOOU. I'm Oakland; near oak-st station (oroad
gaugel; cement sidewalk; easy terms II oesirei'
call at Office for particulars. A. ii. BREED CO.
232 Montgomery ST., San Francisco. Iel4 lOt
0.I7E JUST LOOK AT THISi A FEW LOTS
ID L u. In the beautiful Piedmont Villa Tract,
offered for few days at SITS per lots on easy terms
or monthly payments; TINS tract fronts on MeO-
ster or Piedmont ave: on Westinghouse. car line
running to Piedmont: such bargain offered
before In Oakland: take tho chance TO secure lot
close to center OF city that Will double In value in
months See owners SHERMAN Il PiNNEY, 1853
Ninth ST., near Broadway, Oakland. Office open
every night until O'Clock. 1910 I'm
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qstO5a COR. VALLEJO ST. AND HODGES
u tZOU. alley, near Sansome; 2-St0ry house,
and lot 2Sx55. q. II. UMBSES ~ CO.. II Mont
romerv ST iel5 SuTurh st
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g.e40 LOT 5O:l1xI14. on DUNCAN ST,
TOUO. near Douglass. q. H. UMBSEN CO.,
IA Montgomery ST. tells SuTuTh st
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q. Oean FOR 3 LARGE LOTS IN THE PARK
u OOjU Lane Tract No. =. near 18th and Cas-
tTo. G. H. UMBSEN CO., ii Montgomery
street iel5 SuTurh st
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g.OOOO NEW BAY-wINDow COTTAGE OF
GrOZOO. rooms and bath and high Easements
all the latest convenences: lot 25xll4 Will be sold
for cash the installmeut PLAN 9th ST., near
Guerrero. &. Ii. uMBSEN n CO., IA Moutgom-
cry jel5 SuTuTh Sc
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I060n LOT 25xl2O, THROUGH TO GER
u ZOOO. mania ST., the n. line of Hermann
Fillmore. G. Ii. UMBSES CO., IA Mont
gOmery st. jel5 SuTuTh st
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leDl a PiChUP; UNION ST., y II. MONT
DI OUu. gomery: houses; one of . rooms and
one of rooms renting for 81 per mouth; lot
23;9X7O. Il. H. UMbSEN Il CO., IA Montgomery
srreer ieI5 SuTuTh st
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I HAPPEN TO KNOW OF A CERTAIN OPERA
/ ton whereby $1,000 or SIS, 600 can be made
in a few days: only 500 cash required; probably
less; absolutely safe would like to communicate
with reSpons BILE party OF some means. who knows
4 good thing when he it, and is not afraid to
take advantage Of il: consideration OF half the
profits VIII be demanded Address promptly GER
TAE%TY, Box ia. CALL Branch ONCE. jel7 PTS
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$1,000 dease Of NOE san and sBrg Va
water; lot 2Sxl05. c. II. UMBSEN ~ CO., IA
MONTGOMERY II iel3 SuiuFh St
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Q.D5OO COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND BATH;
.c -OOO- fine marine view; nice garden; Spring
Valley water lot 25xll4; on Goth St, near Castro
ST. cable. q. Fl. UMBSEN Il CO., IA Montgomery
street iel5 SuTuTh 81
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G SuO0 CORNER IN THE MISSION; 3Sx
I'D OUOO. 90: store and 3 rooms below: rooms
and bath above; VIII rent for $45 both streets In
order MADISON a BURKE, 401 and 403 Mont
gomers St je15 SuTuTh st
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Q.eoOO 2-sToRY HOUSE ON GUERRERO
tnOOUU. ST.. near Market: lot 25NS0 &. II.
UMBSEN Il co. IA Montgomery. jel5 SuruTh st
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DACIFIC STORAGE CO., 3Ol STOCKTON ST.;
L furniture ana merchandise; advances made.15 tt
FURNITURE STORED - STERLING FURSt
II ture Co., 1899, 1O41 Market. Rosenthal Bldg Il
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GIn0O CANDY FACTORY AND ICE-CREAAi

= UVV. paTI0r IN taSIand; clearing $l2U a
month: cost Sl20O, but must be sold at a sacrifice
Tor GOOD and SdtiSfac tory reasons; the place is finely
fitted up with all the necessary furniture. fixtures
and tools pertaining to the business: has fine sales
rooms, iCe-Cream paTOr wuTS-TOOm and living
rooms; lease; rent only $50. SHOAFF q ROSS,
S72L, Market st 1t
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Q. D0n LOT 25xI05: NEAR MISSION ST,
u -OO. in the Holly Park tract. u. II. UMB-
sen * co. ii Montgomery ST. Jel5 SuTuTh 3t
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c.OzOO ARMY ST, Mr.. CHURCH; NEAT
,lOoUU. bay-window cottage of rooms and
batt: iron creSting aud fence: brick foundations;
laundry. etc; stone sidewalks: lot 25x1lf. &. II.
TMBSEN x co, Il Montgomery ST. Is Sururh 81
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G.t.)nn GROCERY AND BAR AT INVOICE;
- -OO. doing good business; cheap rent: Iiv-
Ing rooms: sure bargain. SHoAFF 4 ROSS, $780,
Market st 1t
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BUSINESS oHANcEs-coNrrNuED.

c. f0OA SALooN-NEAR KEARNY, IN MAR
u HUN. ket next TO Chronicle Building; doing
business of 81 500 per mont5: established since 81
years; clearing from $3.50 to $500 per month; any
body can run il; a bargain II. LESS IL Co., 995
Market 81 Its
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CO. tOS0 SUNNY HOME AT THE MISSION
u tLOV. Cottage rooms, bath; conservatory;
basem ent: lot 25x100. w. H. MARSHUTZ a CO.
$50 Market ST.; rear once. lel5 y SuIu
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GOO0 QUIET LITTLE HOME NEAR COLAiA-
ID DOO. A good easy living be made here; lot
1o0xll5. ". Is. MAKSHUTZ CO., $50 Market
rear n1fch- ial5 1t Snlu
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1.fO00 A BARGAIN; BAY-wINDow COT
% tuOO. tage OF rooms and bath; on the sunny
side of Liberty ST. Guerrero; lot 25xl14 q.
II. UMBSEN & CO.. IA Montgomery. iel > SuTuTh st
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CEA YIEw-A BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RESORT,
- 10 miles from Cazadero: 2 miles from the ocrar;
1900 feet above level; fine climate; beautifua
scenery; hunting aud fishing unsurpassed. JAMES
HENRY. Proprietor. lei I'm
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s..I.J Enl A GOOD INCOME PROPERTY:
dbOZ.OOb. Folsom st, near Atm good building
OF stores and fats, bringing monthly rental OF
$3.50; lot 81 :6xS0; this property pays good in
come and Is in improving locality; better in
vestmeut property be found. MCAFEE BALD
WIN * HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery. Is If SuTuTh
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9. < MONTHLY FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOW
u ~ ing level lots in Berkeley:
S275-Loj, 4UXl2U near railroad.
$35O-COrner, 750l00. living creek.
$30O-LOt 40I 100; sdewaiked.
Sl75--Lot 24xiO0; graded and sidewalked.
Sf50-Lot 4Uxl2U; severed and Sidew alked
800 other lots; send for maps CHAS. A.
BAILEY, owner, 62i Market ST. ielT TT
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q. .y0nn HOUSE IN 4 TENEMENrS OF 3
tDSOOc. rooms each, renting for S2S per month";
lot 25xS0; on Gilbert ST., Bryant. u. II. UMB-
sen Il CO., IA Montgomery jel5 SuIuTh st
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o.Dnun DRAl AND TRANSFER BU SINESS;
INZUtO. has been in hrst-class running
order for the past 10 years by tie present owner
and is rare opening for active men: stricteSt ILL
veStgatiun allowed; good reason for this Sale more
than value in stock. Apply MCLAUGHLIN q CO.
2i Kearuv St le9 l4t*
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HOUSES TO LET.

G1SO FOR FURNITURE OF 7 ROOMS; RENT
I'D lCo $23; rooms rented. 408 Mission II Ste
T OVER PART OF HOUSE: RENT SO. 6lO
i 4 ava
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G..) DOWN AND 50 CENTS PER SHARE PER
u = month will purchase shares IN the Republic
savings building and Loan Association; SIS per
month Will pay oil loan Of $1,000; call or send Ter
prospectus; omen daily and evenings until oc.ock
II - go u
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SANTA CRUZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AC
~ commodated at Ocean View Fruit-farm: grand
view: oak groves; special cottages. Address
THOS. SLAUGHTER. MrIghis Santa Clara Co Nlnl.l
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CHILDREN pn.pnrn

SWANTON HOUSE. PESCADERO SAN MATED
- County, Cal, the favorlte resort OF tine Pacific
Coast hotel and cottages all newly furnished lovely
grounds; also the famous Debbly bench. where are
found agare5, opais, topaz, moOnstOnes, emersidS.
water crystals and many other precious stones: good
trout fishing aud wild game board reasonable: spe-
ciaI rates for families MRS s. w SWANTON.il II
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
r V.LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILDER
81 6l9 Sacramento ST. cabinet WORK and biting up
ooices promptly attended to: telephone 900 VA ID g
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5000 SPLENDdD LOT 4oH bGf bsIs via
pay per cent W. b. MARSHUTZ Il CO., $50 Mar
ket ST rear oifice iel5 2t SUI
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G15O CIGAR STORE; FINE LOCATIONS
tNOOU- clears $3.50 per month; STOCK and fix
lures will invoice more than price asked; owner en-
gagged In other business reason for selling. MAN
CHESTER 4 "A ALL, e57, G6l Market st. lel4 1t
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GTROn SHoTwELL, NEAR PATH; NICE
N OOO. modern cottage OF rooms, bath, etc.
brick foundation: small stable; lovely lawn; large
lot, size 50xl22:6; choice little home. MCAFEE
BALDWIN IL HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery
street. ieI5 II SuIuTh
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Riot Precipitated by Unprovoked As.
sault OF Whites Upon Blacks
I'm Georgia.
One Black Killed and Three Assailants
Fatally Shot--Goyernor Asked
for Troops.
Emigrants Struck by a Passenger
Train and Four Killed-Day's
Crimes and Casualties.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. "a Governor
Gordon received an appeal for troops
from the sheriff of Coffee county, who
telegraphed that the negroes were
shooting down the whites. The scene Il
twenty miles from the nearest telegraph
station. AT midnight word was received
from Waycroas that the rioters are led
by white man named T.. ID. varna,
who operates turpentine still. He had
q dispute abont some land with Thomas
Zeers, and while attempting to gain
possession Zeers
shot 0ae OF the Negroes Dead,
and later with a gang of men attacked
Varna's hands. The negroes then re-
solved on retaliation and shot three OF
them fatally D. II. McLendon, Frank
Ieers, Tft zeers, and companion
named Ks. The negroes are
aescrlbe@ suesaenger who brought
the new aycross as being furious.
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THE WIZARDS wosk.

Edison Said TO he Perfectsng some start
ling Discoveries.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 24.-One Of Edison's
assistants says the Wizard has de-
clared his intention to equip an airship
which win admit Of practical utility
for serial travel Another idea which
II perfected, viii revolutionize the tele-
graphic world, IN undergoing expert
ments by Mr.. Edison. Tie new discoy-
cry consists OF combination of
metals known only TO the inventor
which viii, by connection with terra
firma, carry sounds q great distance.
Inasmnch az the earth Is the permanent
connection, which obviates the necessity
OF telegraph wire being run double
between two cities in order to make the
circuit, the idea seems quite feasible.
Mr.. Edison has already conducted his
experiments OH this idea 10 sucn al, ex-
tent that by standing out Of ordinary
hearing distance one can distinctly hear
the faintest whisper. The Wizard Il
quoted as saying that IL electricity can
be analysed and accounted for there
will be no difficulty in using it TO its
fullest capacity.
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MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA FRIDAY, OCTOBER % 1890
a Son of Chicago's Merchant Prince
Welded Co q MiIIaanmGress.

Son of Chicago's Merchant Prince
Welded to q MiIiaonalress.
CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-Two millionaire
families We're united when Miss Albert
ina Hssek became the bride of Marshall
Field, r., the only son of Chicago's
greatest merchant. The ceremony was
perforTued at high noon at the Field
mansion, on Prairie avenue. The bride
being q member Of the Catholic church.
Most kev. Archbishop Feehan offlciated.
and the entire choir Of the Catholic
cathedral rendered the Lohengrin we'd
ding chorus aud other selections. The
chief organist Of the cathedral, Profess
sor Brwssler, presided nc the massive
organ which Mr.. Field recently had
built ifasthe music hall of the mansion.
Few guests we're present, only the rela-
tivea emo most intimate friends having
been invited
The bsido Is but few days past her
18th year. Her eldest sister was allied
not long ago 10 noble Hungarian FAM
ily, andys now known as the Baroness
Won kt0oski. The young couple met
for thetTst time two years ago ON an
out-bound Lanard steamer. The bridal
gifts were magnificent and numerous
and repsesented q value of scores of
thousands cf dollars.
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alnnEsorA's HEALrn.
The Secretary OF the ssets Beard Makes
sfis Hlenniwl nabort.

The Secretary of the ssets Beard Makes
sfis naennia1 nebort-
ST. PsrL, Oct. 49, Secretary Hewitt,
OF the SIZE board Of health, made his
biennial report 20 the board mt its
meeting in &C. PauI. When the
board W organized IN 1885 there were
only - 8eards Of health In the 81 cities
OF the ste, while now there are boards
In everyfhity, in oil bnt two Of the 100
villages nd IN "a ,a08 cut Of the / ,3O7
townshl Of the state. On the pbint of
lepgosy was shown that there are IB
cases In Me state. The yonngest "a 4
man - - cd the eldest i man "a
years ols Las had the disease seven
years, O il reported I'm good health
otherwise Ia n0 case has the disease
proved u h4cdifagy. and infection requires
repeated Ana pFaianged inoculation.
he ssAhinary 0f the vital, statistics
for the 81 two years shows a total of
y, ,I9i hiNhs in 1888; 81 .5s7 In 1880. with
1898 deRths In 1883, aud II. s07 III 1889.
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BERLIN, Oct. 24.-The wacheichten,
Of Hamburg, Publishes an editorial sup
posed to have been inspired by Prince
Bismarck, In which il pointed out the
danger Of ignoring the second clause of
the frankfort treaty in connection with
the customs union with Austria. The
editorial makes the following declara-
tion: Whatever France does, Ger
many 4 bound by her engagements.
Her only remedy win be 10 cancel or
modify the clause, which no German
statesman would dream Of DOING The
article concludes: 1T Is imperative TO
declare policy which viii avoid sow
ing the germ OF difference with France
in agreements with Austria. If q dis
pute II once kindled ON account Of the
treaty Of Frankfort, who can forsee the
consequeneeag
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Want 10 Get On tl,e TIeh.t.

APrLETuN, Wis, Oct. "a. "A number
OF Democratic candidates who failed to
secure nomination in the county con-
yention hled denomination papers with
the county clerk, and the district attor-
ney has fled an opinion with the club
that their names could not be put on
the ticket under our new Australian
system law for the reason that their call
is as Democrats which would lead to
confusion In the ballots. A mandamus
viii DO At once entered aud bitter
fight ensue. In case their names go ON
the ticket Ii means the election of the
Republican, county ticket in Demo-
cratic county.
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Troy, N. x, Oct. 23.--Great indigna-
tion exists here-ever the alleged discov-
cry of an organized scheme to debauch
little girls. Tuesday member of the
police force named Bell was dismissed
for being implicated, and Wednesday
Thomas w. Patterson was arrested on
like charge. Patterson Is married
man, well-known in business and church
circles He -was held- in 81 600 bonds
for examination Oct %. Several chill
dren accuse him. He says the affair is
one Of blackmail.
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Professor Nettleton VIII Soon Begin
the Work In Dakota for the
Government.
The Whole Subject Of Underground
Water supply to BE Thoroughly
Investigated,
And Its Utility as an Aid to AgrIeul-
ture Determined Secretary Rusk
Interested In the Work.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 81. Professor Nettle.
ton, Of Washington, in charge of the
government irrigation surveys in the
West, was in st. Paul Wednesday on
his way to North Dakota. He Ii In
special charge Of the work Of engineer
ing. The recent session Of congress, it
win be remembered, made additional
provision for this irrigation survey, and
although the present work Is continued
under the appropriation made by the
last congress, the scope Of the depart
ment has been considerably enlarged so
an TO include not only study Of irriga-
tion by means of artesian wells, but
A General Investigation
of the whole subject of underground
water supply, and the means of utilizing
1t for the benefit of agriculture. Pro-
fessor Nettleton reports that under this
plan Of operations an organization has
Just been completed, dividing the work
into departments Of engineering, ge log
ical and statistical work. OF these de-
partmenta Professor Nettleton has direct
charge OF the engineering bureau, and
Is assisted by Professor Robert Ray, of
Kansas, In charge Of the departments of
geology, and Col. Richard j. Hinton, of
Washington, ID. c., who has III charge
the collection and compilation or statis-
tics relating 20 irrigation and UNDER
ground water supply.
N the Heavens won't the Earth Mast.
Professor Eettleton SAYS that Secre-
tary Rusk takes great personal interest
in the matter Of irrigation, and wishes
the farmers Of the West to know that
he wants their personal cooperation in
making the work successful. He says
that he viii have the weather bnreau In
his charge by the first of next July. and
then, Secretary Rusk remarked. live
can't make IL rain rain, we will make
if rain wheat for the farmers of the
Northwest, and Ii the heavens won't
AhTIi%M tHH wat~S xaaE A2kkAA Aaat1aLs
Work will be begun In North Dakota
and continued there rs long as the
weather viii permit. Then the party
win so south through South Dakota,
Nebraska, Kansas, Indian Territory, |
New Mexico and Texas, keeping at |
work all winter, and returning TO the |
Dakotas in the spring.
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YELLOW Fever ln nranlrl,n.

BROOKLYN, Oct. "a. Health Commits
sioner Griffin Is engaged In investigat-
ing n suspicious case which may turn
ont 10 be yellow fever. The victim was
q man who arrived here from Santiago
on the steamer Santiago, Oct. III. He
died Wednesday at 20 Gold street. The
vessel had q clean bin Of health from
quarantine which was filed ia New
York. The house has been quarantined
and post inortem examination will be
made on the body. There is report
that there are two other suspicious
cases, but the authorities say they
nothing about it.
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way forenoon. Hon. james Patterson of
Hanover. delivered the Grafton.
couLpN,T pAss rng HOUSE.

The Compromiss Bin Defeated In the
Ohie Lasisiatnre---speahe HyselI Stay
Resign.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 24.-The origi-
nal compromise bill of the Democratic
caneus, which had been amended SO as
to give the Cincinnati sinking fund COM
missioners power Of appointing new
membefs OF the board of public inn
provement and leaving the governor
power Of removal, was defeated In the
house. The senate bin by Senator Son.
Grant, which abolishes the present board
and gives the mayor OF Cincinnati power
Of appointment, was then read In the
house tho first time, after which adj
1ournment was taken 10 10 o'clock In
the morning
IL IL stated, with some show of au-
thority, that Speaker Hysell viii resign
II the soncrant bill should pass. When
seen by reporter, Mr.. Hysell neither
affirmed nor denied the report. bat said
II would hardly be appropriate for
Democrat to preside over Republican
BODY.
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speaker Reed in Iowa.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Oct. "a Speaker
Reed left Peoria &C TAO a. m. The
train made stops at Elmwood and Gales
burg, where Mr.. Reed made brief
speeches to the crowds in waiting. Ar
irving IN this city Mr. Reed was met
by ex-dov. Gear and committee, who
escorted the speaker TO Gov. Gears
residence, where he dined at noon. AT
2 o'clock p. m. Mr.. Reed delivered a
speech at the new opera house. Senator
Harlan introduced the speaker as the
representative Republican of the United
States. Mr.. Reeds theme was the tariff
and the right Of the majority to rule.
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, ,arRIoeEs loNlTED.
Terrible Explosion In an Eastern Factory.
a Panic Among EmploYeH.

Terrible Explosion In an Eastern Factory.
Panic Among EmpIoyes.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Oct. 24.--One Of
the illuminate departments of the Union
Metallic Cartridge company was blown
up with terrible force at a. m, causing
great CONSERVATION among the 600 en-
ployes in the main factory. George
Baker and his son Frederick Baker.
We're employed In the department at the
time. a moment before the explosion
the SON became frightened and fed
from the place. The father was blown
to atoms, bis body being scattered in
every direction. The explosion shattered
a large quantity Of glass In the main
building on the opposite side Of the
street. The large force of operatives,
mostly girls, became panic stricken and
fled from the shop The affair caused
rs aad5ll a fife fai explosion canrsot
be determined as yet.