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The morning call., 1890-06-19
CLUE ELECTIONS.
Kelly and Crimmins Fail to Have Things
Their own Way.

Kelly and Or mmins Fail to Have Things
Their own Way.
notwithstanding the fact that the disconnected
element of the Republican party gave notice that
they would refrain from acting with the County
Committee district clubs In the matter Of orgaui-
cation, 1t seems, now that the smoke OF the battle
has cleared away. that they succeeded 10 quietly
defeating the Kelly-Crimmins combination in a
number OF the districts.
Particularly was this noticeable in the Thirty
first, Thirty fourth, Thirty seventh, Thirty
eighth, Forty-frst and Forty second. In one
club OF the Thirty-sixth District-tbat repre-
benIed in the County Committee by d. s. Dorm
the Kelly-Crlmmlns men were routed, horse,
foot aud dragons Tie latter succeeded In
polling but eight votes. The cause is said to lie
iH the action OF The County Committee in forcing
MIR. Dorm upon them committeeman Ia spite Of
the repeated protests OF the voters of the district
II is estimated that fully nine Of the Districts
now organized, are directly opposed TO the self
instituted rule OF Kelly, CrimmlDs & Co.
On the whole, there was but little trouble over
the club elections, but at one time riot was
Threatened iG the Thrty-eighth District. A
crowd, under the leadership, II Is claimed, OF
Deputy Sheriff Tom Finegan, attempted to cap
TUE the polls, but were driven of.
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sedley Browns Play,


Now running at the Bushstreet Ineater under
the name "A Long Lane; or, Pine Meadow" is
gradually growing In favor, as The evening per
formances so far and the matinee yesterday
amply show. Paradoxical it may appear to
say so. the pastoral simplicity of the drama is
its strength. lis characters are natural and its
incidents realistic. The theme is old but at
tracliye The author mngles pathOs aud humor
with such nice discrimination thai the auditors
find smile creeping to their lips While yet
the eyes are suffused with tears. Ii
is play that takes hold on the
affections There Is an absence OF caricature,
ana those IN the cast who essay TO make the
mimic appear like the real do so without any at
tempt al carlcaiure. You see the people every
day In actual existence that you look at In SIM
uated lie across The fOotlights, whether they
betray the narrow experiences OF The rural dis
tricts or the more expansive knowledge OF the
blase naneur of the pavemeDis OF a metropolis.
II this be a specimen of MIR. Browns first work
In a dramatic way we may safely put him IN the
list with Bronson Howard and others as sue
cessful American play writer.
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Among the passengers on the steamship
La Bretagne, which sailed from New York
for Europe June 18th, was the genial and
popular Nh Alfred b. Scott, senior member
Of the well-known manufacturing chemists,
Scott d Bovine, proprietors of the world
famed Scott's Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oh,
a remedy which has secured great and de-
serving reputation in the cure of consump-
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This evening al Metropolitan Hall the phenom
enal-voiced boy. Master BlatchfOrd Kavanagh,
will give the first OF his two farewell concerts
The second VIII be at matinee tomorrow after
noon, and also at Metropolitan Hall, specially
for ladies and children who would like to meet
and converse, after the performance, with this
gifted youth. Master Harry Dimond, the boy
vioinist aud mandolin solOst-who seems 10
take TO the music of attriIion like young duck
10 water, and in whom not the fanieSt hint
In musical tuition is wasted; SignOr Enrico
j. Lewis Browne solo organist; Mr.. j. B. ROney.
solo orgauist and musical director, and the
chorsters of the Church of the Advent. The
special feature of This evenings programme VIII
be 1.-The Star-spangled Banner" solo by Master
Ksvanagh, with a chorus of the youthful Quirs-
tiers OF the church above mentioned. Whatever
the status of the voice OF young kavanagh may
be In the near future, when the natural cOnstitu-
tiOnal changes have occurred we cannot say,
but just now we may take it TO be one of the
"angel voices" Tom Moore speaks OF that ''sung
the mercy of their God"
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tive and scrofulous diseases. The success
of this preparation is not confined to the
United States. 1t enjoys large sale all
over Europe and Mr.. Scott now makes one
of his periodical trips 10 attend to the affairs
of his firm, which has branch house estab-
lshed in London, Paris, Barcelona, Milan
and Oporto.
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Additional MINES of Permanent Club
Ofdcers Elected.
The following additional returns from the cleo
lions held In the district Republican clubs have
been received:
THIRTY.THIRD DISTRICT.
Club 2-President, Alexander Campbell Jr.i
Wee President, I. A. Davis; Secretary, r. FL.
Jones; Treasurer, E. D. Sawyer; Sergeant at
Arms, j. M. Silver; Executive COmmittee-John
NJ Chretien, II. j. Sheridan, Charles McClain,
Fred Lees Thomas Cauham; Finance Committee
j NJ Morton. George 1. Emerson. A L. Cur
lie Davis Douglass. W. II. Armstrong.
THIRTY-sIXTH DISTRICT.
Club 2-Fresldeut John a. Smith; Vice Presl-
dent, John B. Carson: Secretary, Horace Nc
Conaughey: Treasurer. DR.. v j. Stearns; Exec.
utive Commit ee-JOhn I. Blake, David Holden,
John Hannah, Charles Sanuels, imes . Crimson :
Finance COmmittee-JOseph Hamll. Charles 1.
Curry, George C. Knoll, John 2. Glynn. Frank
heliy.
THIRTY SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Club &c. a. Jackson, President; F Nc
Cartny, YIeePresident; H. E. Buckley, Seere-
tary; j. ID. Bernard, Treasurer: L. Mace, Ser
geant-atA Arms; Executive Commlttee-Malor d.
O'Counor, Thomas Sawyer, Thomas CdZneau,
Harry Lyons. Louis Sloss; Finance Committee
Joe Goddard. Colonel Swasey. Guy DurreH'
Thomas Sherman, j. j. Carr, H. Council.
THIRTY-NINTH DISTRICT.
Club l - President, Amos Currier; First
Vice President. II. W. Hutton; Second Vice
President, DR.. w. II. q. SamuelS; THIRD vice
IfeSlue0tt d, GllSuui OtCIbtaIyi l. IL DutlIf oil )
Treasurer, NJ. Seelig.
FORTY-FIRST DISTRICT.
Club B President. Oscar Lewis; Vice
President, L. W. Coe; Secretary, Howard u.
Vernon; Treasurer, John ROdda; Sergeant-at-
Arms, John j. Callsn; Executive Committee
Z. T. Preble, David Meeker IT., Samuel alleau,
r. RngrOse, G. a. ShuiclIffs Finance Commit
pc tee-GeoTge Il. SandersO1, W. Baunau William
RlaIsden. Lyman Bridges, Alfred Bowler.
FoRTY-THIRD DISTRICT.
Club PIP esident, W. A. Nicholson; Vice
Piesident, J. NJ. Days; Secretary e. W. Smith;
Treasurer. Z. Won Bargen; Sergeant-at- rms,
Thomas L. Ind; Executive Commlttes-J. j..
None A. kroubrrg &. 5. Bennett, j. NJ Loane
and T. F. Loud; Finance Committee. c.
Stump, John l.. Roster, 5. 5. Morton, Mark smell
don and +. c. Siebe.
FORTY-FIFTH DISTRICT.
Club 1-President, John 7. Dare; Vice
President, Dorsan NlcOls; Secretary, John j..
Moran; Treasurer, &. L. Metcalf; Sergeant-at-
Arms, John j. Bigley; Executive Commlttee-N.
II. BrCkwede. +. A. Week, ID. L. Lee, Joseph
Austin, \. 5. Blackburn; Finance Committee
John l.. Prior, II. G. Jarmani William Black,
Percy Beamlsh, J. ID. BrOderick.
FORTY EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Club 1-Presidrnt, George I. Shaw; Vice
President, A. I. Chapman; Secretary, f. w
Merrill; Treasurer. Nathan Dodge Executive
Communications HetcTnan, j. e. Martin, j.
NJ. Higgins Ii. l.. WoVdeU aud W. A. Peekham
Fuapce CommItee-A. z. Van DuzeT, William
James Mccormick.
cub 3-Presideut, DR.. B. H. Baumeiseri
Weep President, John TOdt; Secretary, james
Cody; Sci geaut-aI Arms. john BOh1; Executive
Commiuee-IsadoIe Simon (Chairman), John
Conway James Barton, Robert Bergheld, Robert
ONO, DR.. Titus, Fred LuDTs; Finance Commit
tee-Lars Larson, NJ. ID. Sproul, j. H. LorentZ,
l. knnear Robert Graham.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Matters Now Being Discussed by
Local Statesmen.
President Nike Dunn Causing Dissatisfaction.
General Dimcnd's Denial-Repuhli-
can County Committee.

The members OF the Republican Executive
Committee are beginning 10 feel that they have
white elephant on their hands in President Mike
Dunn.
Notwithstanding the fact that there was, and
for that matter stil is, a movement on foot 10
depose him. be sill remains at the head OF the
COMMITTEE, and this is causing dissatisfaction
that grows deeper from day TO day.
Said a prominent member of the committee
Yesterday, In discussing the matter: The
election of Dunn to the position Of President
was mislake-a serious mistake. Ii has been
an injury TO the movement, and 1t is too late 10
reciify IL entirely. Why was 1t a mistake?
Well | can tell you In very few words. You
understand OF course that we have gone before
lie public as being opposed TO 'bossism and
boss methods. We are claiming that all we
want is a fair primary with everything open and
abnvebOaId, but il is not 10 be hoped that the
rublie are going to give US credit for perfect
honesty in this matter with such man as Dunn
al the head. Dunn is good fellow personally,
but everybody knows his record politician.
and the public are not going 10 give him credit
with having abandoned his old methods. What
should have been done was TO elect repre-
sentative man to the position, man In whose
POLITICAL record there was nothing TO rehect
uton the organization. DO not hesitate to say
that l think Mr.. Dunn will step down and be
succeeded by such a man, but thai Will not re-
pair altogether Tie injury tina. has been done"
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The Solano County Grand Jury has COM
pleted its labors. Solano, like most other
counties in the State, is growing poor under
the present system of making arrests and
the cost of restraining and controlling the
criminal element has reached an enormous
figure. Last year the expenses footed up
as follows: Salaries Of Justices S6175 con-
stable fees S12, 457 80. County and branch
iails 5000 %. Total, S27,S32 54-Napa
Registrar lime 18th
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Recent critical testimony from the East is very
favorable regarding this young San Francisco
actress. II comes from the Boston (Mass.) and
Providence Or. H. papers. which speak OF the
lady's performance OF Alice Maitland, In the
seVen-act melodrama Mankind" in the highest
densed as follows: "She rendered the part
with fine feeling and delicate artistic touch
that she was he strongest In the most dramatic
scenes and sustained The current OF feeling all
through to the end"
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Senator Boges in Town.

Senator John Boggs OF C0lusa, who has been
mentioned for the Democratic nomination for
Governor, is IN town. 1t is claimed that he has
announced his Withdrawal from the race, but it
cept lie second place on the ticket should the
democracy demand IL.
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K.nnhIican Conntv cnmmiitne.

No business OF importance was transacted at
the meeting OF the Republican County Committee
held last night DIR. Il. c. Myers presided and
there was good attendance OF members.
II was reported that contest had arisen over
the election OF Club 1 of the Forty seventh Dis
Iret and the matter was referred TO the Exeeu-
tive Committee for action.
No other business was transacted.
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strother,s CandIdarr.

It's now stated that Fleet F. Srother has an
nounced his intention of Withdrawing from the
race for the Mayoralty and rumor has it that he
viii compete for the Congressional nomination
for tue Fourth District His friends DENY this
however, and say that Mr.. Strother Will be con-
tent II he can succeed himself as Auditor
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Secretary Barber OF the Republican Executive
Committee is looking for Judge Woods with
blood In his eye aud says there will be trouble
when they meet. Ii seems that The Judge ia a
recent Interview IN a morning TapeT questioned
Mr. Barber's Republication, and the latter Is
angry III consequence. He promises to make It
very Interesting Tor the Judge.
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little more than year ago at Anaheim. was
again broken, the fracture occurring at the
same place This fracture was reduced on
Tuesday and she is now resting as comfort
ably as could be expected under the circum-
stances at the house of her sister, Mrs. Il.
B. a. Cooper, at 1926 Octavia street.
The morning call., 1890-06-19

Blanche Clifton Akin is the author of the
words and composer OF the music of lullaby
called Hush, My Baby, Go to Sleep" which by
permission OF Mrs President Harrison Is dedl-
Gated 10 Master Benjamin Harrison Mckee. A
portrait of the infant ruler OF the White House
ornaments the froniispece Sherman. Clay &
Co., publishers
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Cores Are Good propsr,v.

A twenty years lease of the proper ty
forming the gore at Market, Sansome and
Suffer streets has been secured by Wells.
Fargo 81 Co., from Mrs. A. NJ. Parrot.
The lessees will erect new building there
business.
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The German Democratic Club, Henry Tropp-
man President has organized with headquarters
AT 51412 Sixth street. 1t has Endorsed Mr..
Peters for Supervisor. Its officers state that it
already has very large membership and will
The morning call., 1890-06-19

The first annual reunion of the Glass Of
'S9, University of California, will be held
at $50 Thirteenth street. Oakland, on Satur-
day evening next, June 21st. The President
Of the University and professors at the
heads OF departments will be the guests Of
the evening.
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One of the Victims.

Mrs. P. Ii. Look. who was seriously in
jured in the disaster at the Webster-street
Bridge on May Both. is recovering rather
slowly. Her right leg, which was broken
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Wonders of AInska.

Alexander Badam's new book with the
above title is having large sale, and the
Bancrofts are preparing q second edition.
which will appear In July.
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DENNAN ThOMHQNS
CELEBRATED PLAY,
TMnDH0NESTEAD
Acknowledged by Press and Public to be the Best
Domestic Play Ever Written.
Evenings-25c, soc, Use and s1-An Reserved.
KAYAhtGH FAREWELL.
CALIFORNIA BASEBALL LEAGUE.

CHAMPIONSHIP GANES
To-day (Thursdayl.-. j une 9th. at ) z. NJ.
STOCKTONS VS.. OAKLANDs-
Saturday, June Il st............. at 3 p. NJ,
STOCKTONS VS.. SAN FRANCISCOS.
SUNDAY ,s.y une @%ug
At IL A. M-kEPORTS vs. ALIENS.
At 2 P M.-SAN FRANCISCOS vs. SACRANIENTOS
Admission Csc and loo Ladies free Reserved
seats on Sunday Csc extra, sale VIII FincK's
Phelan building, $50 Market st. ie19 At
MR. AND MRS. DREwS' DANCING ACAD- IA
M envy II New Montgomery st-New ar y
rangements; tuition reduced: dancing learned "a
at little cost; Gents exclusively (beginnersl, -
Mondays, Wednesdays; Ladies (beginners). Tue3-
days Thursdays; soirees Saturday evenings privats
lessons daily. de21 tf
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Ine Nattonai OF
The annual entrance examinations OF the Ma
tlonal Conservatory Of Music, 126 and 1913 East
Seventeenth street, New York, Will be held as
follows:
Singing classes-September 20 and &c, 1890,
from 8 A. n. 10 IL NJ, 2 10 3 and 10 10 z. NJ.
Violin, 'cello, contrabass aud harp classes
September 9th, same hours.
Piano and organ classes - September Both
same hours.
Flute, oboe, clarinet and bassoou-October
LIST. from A. NJ. TO IL NJ.
French horn, conet and trombone-0ctobeI
LIST, from 2 to p. NJ.
Decentralization 1st, from to 10 Pm.
ChOrus-October 1st, from to 10 p. NJ.
A circular informs us that to all persons show
ing aptitude for receiving instruction tuition is
given practically gratis, the nominal fee de-
manded In some cases being 800. ana Is asked
as an additional stimulus TO the Students indus
try 1t is the desire of the board to gather from
all parts OF the United States pupils whose after
labOrs Will advance the cause OF music In their
native land Mis-. Jeanette NJ. Thurber is the
President OF this institution.
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PICNICS AND EXCURSIONS.
THIRIY.SEC0Nl ANIMAL

Midsummer Festival and Picnic of the
Scandinavian Society
At Shell Mound Park, SUNDAY, June %. 1890.
Admission. 80 cents. Children under - years,
with guardians, free. Trains leave every half hour
to and from the PARK from 8 a. N. to P. NJ. The
band leaves the 8 80 A. NJ. boat. Secure return
tickets for Berkeley. jel5 1t
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Denman Tbompson's play OF The Old Home
stead" with Denman left out, is one OF The curl
Gus theatrical occurrences of the time. We have
in Archie Boyd, who plays Joshua Whitcomb. so
perfect resemblance OF the original that il may
almost be said he makes even better portrait
ure of the old Yankee from SwanZey n. H.,
than Thompson did, and he piece consequently re-
taius all lis first eciat. This is proved by the large
sales at the box-utce of Tie thrater every night.
The cause OF Boyd's fitness aud adaptability
TO the part is, that Denman ThOmpsOn's type
OF the New Hampshire New Englauder, as Boyd
is, aud hundreds Of whom can be found TO meet
the conditions that have be n established IN this
play. Boyd played The part for whole week III
New York Without the shaTp-eyed critics OF mat
city discovering the lact. He confessed TO feel
ing little nervous at first, but gradually came
TO play himself, and then lie was perfectly at
home. 1 here Is some nice, hOme-lKe music
scattered throughout The Old Homestead"
which enliyens il considerably.
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The Councillors.

The people in the cast OF Gilbert and SullIvan's
latest opera, at the Tivoli, have got down TO their
best work. The opera runs smoothly and agree
ably and there are but few vacant seats in the
audit orium
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THE MIMIC WORLD.
Mid Week Notes of Business at
the Different Theaters.
The Gaisties Play on Sunday - A Better Josh
Whitcomb Than Thompsor-Eastsr
Kavanagh- Mention.

The week runs smoothly in the mimic world,
with fair box-office receipts all round. The Gar
ETY. Company at the Baldwln-wlich, during its
engagement, plays on Sunday evening-is draw
ing all the golden youth of the city that have not
yet gone to the mountains or the sea-shore for
the summer solstice; and, where the gentlemen
are in a leading tbealef, there viii always be
fair showing of ladies'. Consequently the audto-
rum is gay with fair women and fashionable
men. Miss Florence Siniin Gas II is now the
mode to pronounce st. Johns name) has made
herself quite a fayorite by the easy manner in
which she floats through the part of Marguerite
in Faust Up TO Date" and by her singing,
which is very agreeable without being great.
MIR. L. j. Lonnen is an amusing devil. There
have been a great many variations in the way Oh
presenting this nimble flend. but burlesque
MephiStopheles is comparatively new idea.
The ordinary idea OF Satan Is that he is always
up to mischief; but here we have him. In one OF
his several forms, intent on only raising laugh.
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REPUBLICAN RETURNS.

Additional MINES OF Permanent Club
OfHcers Elected.
The following additional returns from the cleo
lions held In the district Republican clubs have
ham rachiYad.
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THIRTY-THTRD DISTRICT.

Cub 2-Presldent, Alexander Campbell Jr.i
Y lee. President T. A. Davis; Secretary, r. Il.
Jones; Treasurer, f. D. Sawyer; Sergeant at
Arms, j. NJ. Silver; Executive COmmittee-John
NJ Chretien, II. j. Sheridan, Charles McClain,
Fred Lees, Thomas Cauham; Finance Committee
= NJ Morton, George I. Emerson. 4. l.. Cur
NE Davis DnnglaSs. ". II. Armstrong.
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STATEMENT
....oF THE.
CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS
..OF THE.

OF ZURICH, SWITZERLAND. ON THE 3lST
" day of December. A. d. 1889. and for the year
ending on that day, as made to the Insurance Com
missioner OF the State of California pursuant the
provisions of Sections $40 aud GIL OF the Political
Code, condensed as per blank furnished by tho
Commissioner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-29
River and Harb0r Appropriation Bill
Passed by the House.

The House was called to order this morn
ing by Speaker Reed.
After the reading of the journal. O'Neii
of Pe4H-Ylvsnia presented tho credentials
of Mr. Vaux Randall's successor, and he
escorted Vsux 10 the bar of the House and
the latter gen'iemsn qualified.
conference was orierei on the naval
appropriation bill and then the House went
into a committee OF the whole on the river
and harbor b.i
On motion of Dunneli of Minnesota sec
ton 3, which declares il shall not be Law ful
to construct = bridge over any navigable
water way of the United States within the
limits of STATE without obtaining the ap-
proval # the Secretary Of Warwss stricken
out.
On motion of Post of Illinois a survey
WIS authorized of Illinois river from La
Sale 10 the Mississippi river with q vi.~
of a.certairirg what lands would be sub
iect 10 ovelfior by construction of a navi-
gable wafer way between Lake Michigan
and Mississippi river.
Conis;ock of Minnesota moved to strike
out tue clause authorizing the survey of
the entrances 10 the bay of Superior at the
weN end of Lake Superior, and report to be
made viis'her 1t is advisable for the gov
eminent to cut new channel or entrance
to the Ray opposite the opening be.ween
Ric, = lint and Connor's point. Agreed To-.
MeAtoo of Ner Jersey offered as q sab-
stitute tur the entire bill bill creating a
boa i Of river ard barbor commissioners
and sparopristing in bulk the sum of sl0,-
600 600 to be expended by them. Lost.
] he c0n,mitiee rose and reported the bill
&c the House.
Dockery of Missouri moved to recommi,
the oil with instructions to the committee
! on rivers and hsrbors to report it back with
the HenGepil canal clause stricken out.
! Lost
The bill passed without division.
The House 81 D 80 adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-29
KIMBER'S BODY
Found In Reservoir That Sup
plies Montreal With Water.
French WaSship Orders BTisish Sub.
jects to Remove Fishink Gear.

MONTREAL, May 2s The Kimber mvs-
terry vas cleared up this morning by finding
the unfortunate young Enshshman's body
in large reservoir which supplies Moatreal
with water, His throat ~as cut and around
his reek vas tied towel. The body Was
identified by the name on the clothing An
irquest is in progress kinber came to
th,s country last February. and is known to
have been in possession of considerable
morey and letter credit to 2 ,ehec firm
which be never presented. He came TO
Montreal, STAYED at the Grand Central
Hotel, and suddenly disappeared On e1-
amining the room kimber occupied it WAS
found on the floor blood stains had been
partially removed. 1t had been freely
stated Kimber met with foal play spi the
theory receives support from every circum
stance of the csse Fo arrests yet made.
Chief Of Police Hughes called at the
Associated Press , fiee tonight in con-
nection with the kimber csse, and affirmed
his belief that the case Was suicide. He
has telegraphed the Minister Of Justice to
that effect.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-29
SOCIAL REFORM
In Germany Opposed By Nine
and Factory Owners.
Spain VIII Celebrate b iSs2...GsFnaly
After noFocco.
Nationalists Oppose Land Purchase
6ali-oEsat Improvements at Samoa.

LONDON, May es.-Baron Stumm, the
king" Of the St. Johann mines and fac-
tcries In the Ssar distRicts. has recently
been having long conference With Barou
Berlepsoh. the new German minisssr Of
trade and commerce. Baron Htumm, In
bis own interest aud the ,ntesest Of his class,
10 seeking to interest the minister Of com.
merce In . reactionary sense.
He 10. in common with many other mine
owners, greatly dissatisded With the new
social reform plsrs Of the Government and
10 bringing oil the pressure 10 his power
upon Berlepsch to change the Contemplated
order Of things Stumm has the support
OF the notorious Mine Dir, ctos Barrs, d
Essen, and both these men have had until
recently come little influence with thosc In
power. The present Government, how
ever, inspired directly ~ II 10 by the 70 une
and enthusiastic Emperor, will hardly be as
the bidding Of these men. and the working
classes seem at last to be near emancipation
from this most repellant type Of factory and
mine barons.