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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-01
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Return Of Henry Willard From Europs-Unio
Pacific and Atchison.

Return Of Henry Willard From Europs-Union
Pacific and Atchison.
New YORK, Nov. 30.-Henry Willard
arrived at Hoboken yesterday ON the
steamer Aller from Bremen. He seemed in
excellent humor. There were assembled on
the pier to greet him couple OF dozen of
friends, the most of them prominent Wall
street men. and among them several North
American Directors. All said they had no
fear but that he would right matters in a
short time. Willard was questioned about
the prospects of the Northern Pacific and
North American. Il don't know" he said,
II have had an excellent time in Europe,
enjoyed myself immensely and had a fine
voyage. That is all l have to say at pres
ent." Nothing whatever could be elected
from Willard regarding the financial en-
tanglements in which his railr0od and other
enterprises are involved.
Dow. Jones & Co.'s Boston special says !:
There's some intimation that Dillon is only
President of the Union Pacific temporarily,
or until Gould can fnd competent man to
be the active head of the company, or its
general manager. 1t will probably not be
5. Ii. II. Clark. Gould would probably in
crease Hughitt's $4,000 salary if he could
SECURE him.
kiernan's Boston specialsayS: 1t is stated
that the Atchison Company has more than
$4,000, coo general mortgage As in the treas
ury, available for general use.
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

1t is said that john Russell Young's ap-
polntment as Minister TO China is delayed
only because he hestates to accept it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt sailed
by the Majestic Tor six months pleas
ure Tip to the south of France, Italy and
Egypt.
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge of England
is nearly 40 years old, and rejoices in the re-
ce1pt OF comfortable salary of $4,000
year from the Crown.
The German army is so badly provided
with officers that the Emp error has issued an
ordinance by which the number will be in
creased during the next few years and the,
term of instruction in the military academ-
les VIII be shortened.
Achmed Effendi, the Sultan's nephew,
who was recently captured By Greek bri-
gaDds aud ransomed for 1000. describes
the chief OK the hand, Anastasus, as a
very handsome and well-informed man, who
speaks four languages
The late Justice Miller is said to have had
taste almost amounting to passion for
mathematics He deprecated the amount Of
Time college students gave to the stndy of
dead languages, and held that mathematics
and scientific studies were Of chief import
ance.
DR.. Harold G. Ernst. who has gone to
Berlin from Harvard to study DIR. Koch's
new treatment Of consumption. was the
famous pitcher of the Harvard nine for
ball championship at Cambridge through
many successive seasons.
The windows of Lily Langtry's beautiful
home IN Sloane street. London, are filed
with the floral offerings she receives nightly
during the performance of Cleopatra"
Among her most devoted admirers are
Robert Peal, son of Sir Robert. and Lord
Lurgan. Both are very young. but very RICH
One OF the three daughters OF John d.
Rockefeller, willie student ut Vassar, had
handsome allowance In the way of money
from home. Instead of spending this on
rich gowns and apartments, she paid for
two years the tuition and expenses of girl
from the country who was unable to pay
them herself.
1t is told of Able List that on one of his
concert tours through Germany he was tell
dered q banquet at a small town by his ad-
mlrers. When II was found that thirteen
rnssment was checked by List rpmarking:
DO not be alarmed at such trifie. can
eat for two persons"
Eugene Field declares that Nine. Belle
Cole, the American contraliO, drives the
finest eQuipage In London, and adds: "You
put q spirited thoroughbred English horse
10 front Of lght-rnnning American yehi-
Gle containing handsome, welldressed
and cCol-headed woman aud the effect upon
the British public Is simply electrical"
This is the lace age-for some people.
The Vanderbilts are the pssessors of laces
which rival the Prussan and Austrian
crown laces and are valued at $500000.
The late Mrs. Astor had a lace dress which
cost $4,000, and II is slated that another
was recently sold to an American lady for
$4,000. There are number Of ladies In
New York who each own laces valued at
from S20,000 to 500, coo.
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PORK PRODUCTS.
A Hitch Between the French Ministry and
The Tariff Committee Over the Dutv

Hitch Between the French Ministry and
The Tariff Committee Over the Duty
PARIS, Nov. 30.-The defeat of the Gov
eminent Friday in the Chamber, on the
question of taking up the loan discussion
before the budget, was considered by the
Ministry yesterday. They decided that it
ought not affect Minister Rouvier's position.
The Government tariff proposition was a
duty of u francs per double hundred weight
on all kinds of salt meats. The tariff of the
subcommittee has made a new classfca-
ton, imposing duty of 30 francs on
sausages and other preserved meats and 10
francs on hams. bacon and lard. Minister
of Commerce Roche has informed the COM
mittee that the Government persists in its
demand for y francs duty, as low tariff is
Indispensable IN order to procure from the
United States modification of the Nc
Kiney law. He also objected to the pro-
posal to increase the tariff on canned meats,
fresh mutton and pork products. The COM
mittee's report, however, disresards the
protests and will be opposed by the Govern
ment, the Ministers ooncurring ID the opin-
ion that it is necessary to keep the tariff
sufficiently elastic to make it possible to offer
reciprocal advantages to the United States.
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Notice to Mariners.
NOTICE. 10 MarInef8.
WASHINGTON, Nov 3O.-The following

w ASHIN0TUNs NUV. 0U--I He ICIIOWIUB
notice to mariners was issued yesterday:
Notice is hereby given that the whistling buoy
of the entrance to Columbia River has been
moved about two nautical miles northwest by
west tbreequarters west from lis former pOs ion,
and moored tn fifteen and a half faibuins OF water
on the following magnetic bearings: Point
Adams lighthouse east-nOrtheast; Cape Disap-
pointment Hancock lighthouse north seven
eigbtbs east
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board, David b.
Harmony, Rear-Admira U. s. N, Chairman.
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Tho Public D.st.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-It is estimated
that the public debt-less cash in the Treas
ury-increa sed 4,OC0, 600 during November.
This is due principally to the heavy pay
ments made during tie month.
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&c CO.,
| ClolliGrs and OulfHers,
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Market Street,
Through to Ellis.
Zine Gather
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So 1t is. and the probabilities are
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expedition. You want to spend
your money just where you will
have THE BEST RETURNS for
the investment. We think that
WE CAN GUARANTEE you
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now profess to know just what
parents want for the little ones.
In all CAND0R AND HONESTY
we can please you better at less
cost than any other establish ment
in this city.
Remember, WE ARE DIRECT
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figure far below those Of the
houses which have to purchase di.
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made, remember. at a time when
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the manufacturers, to use a slang
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Now let US talk to You about
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THE cough which generally accompanies bronchi
tbs yields to DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
Salvation OIL delights every body. 1t can 10 had
Of all dealers for 20 cents a bottle.
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Fight miles of grading, Fifteen miles Of fence,
Just completed at Lakeview. Many new i'm
provements! Buy Lots in Lakeview!
cARNALL-FITzHUGH-R HOPKINS. CO.,
| no23 2w SuMoWeFr e24 Market Street.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-15
THE NATIONAL SENATE
Status of the Two Parties In tho N.x.r

gress.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. THE pres
ent membership of the Senate is 81
enaC pody having AZ Republicans as
aga .hst 81 Democrats. The member
snip s VIII pc increased to eighty eight
ny the addition of senators from the
new states OF Idaho and Wyoming, and
forty-five will therefore be a majority
IWenty-slX senators go out March 4
1871. VI these sixteen are Republicans
ana Ten Democrats, as follows:
outgoing RepuDlicans-Ca California Stan
I0rd; colorado, Teller; Connecticut. Platt.
LIMOS, Farwell; Iowa, Allison: Kansas.
ingalls,; Nevada, Jones; New Hampshire.
Blalr; New York, Evarts; North Dakota,
rr a; oregon, Mitchell; Pennsylvania,
mont, Morrill,; Washington, Squire: wis
consln, Spooner. Total, Is.
Outgoing DemOcrats--A rkansas. Jones.
FLORIDA, Call; Georgia, Brown: Indiana
voorhees,; Kentucky, Blackburn: Louisi-
ana. Eustls; Maryland, Wilson; Missouri,
Vest; Ohio, Payne; South Carolina, Hamp,
ton. Total, 10.
OF the Republicans Allison, of Iowa,
and Morrill,, of Vermont, have been re-
elected. OF the Democrats Blackburn.
OF Kentucky, and Wilson, of MARYLAND.
have been reelected, while a Demo-
cratic successor Judge White} has been
chosen to Eustis in Louisiana, and
Brice has been selected to succeed
Payne in Ohio. Of the remaining six.
Wisconsin will send Democrat in
place of Spooner; Illinois may elect
Palmer to succeed Farwell; In
gals will probably be defeated
IN Kansas by a combination of
Democrats and Farmers Alliance
members; Carolina; Colorado, Connec-
tlcut, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Washing
ton and Oregon will elect Republican
senators. The New York Legislature
will elect a Democratic successor to
Evarts, and the New Hampshire Legis-
lature is very close, being claimed bv
by both parties. Senator Moody's sue
cessor in South Dakota, is in doubt, but
the indications tonight are that he will
be Republican. The Democrats gain
three and possibly five senators, (Kan-
sas and New HAMPSHIRE but the Leg
isature of Idaho and Wyoming will
choose Republican senators before
March l.
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"JAY" DETECTIVE WORK.

bed New York ely Cops" Fail to
Convict Green Goods" Man.
Ew YORK, Nov. 10.-Walter Willard,
Big Walter, who was arrested
Friday on a charge of having de-
d Mrs. Angelina Conrad here from
lIlIIe, Bracken County, KY, for the
pose otseIIing her counterfeit money,
Mr2igued in court to-day. Mrs.
lat vas also present and, told her
as already made public. The
c.res were too hasty and
led the case. They saw no
tE passed, and the magistrate
there was no law on which the
could be held. If the detectives
oath that Walter was a notorious
.Icnce man and had no visible
.s Of support, the magistrate said
would send him TO prison for
months. This the detectives
1cd to do, and rather
Faulty the magistrate discharged
Id, telling the detectives that the
me they arrested him to be sure
Ue& ease against him. Judge Duffy
oIdcred the detectives to see Mrs.
all on a tram for Kentucky.
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Had a Rough Trip Across.

LONDON, Nov. S.-The British steamer
Ludgate Hill, Capt. Brown, from New
York October %, arrived at London to-
day. She bears every appear
ance of having passed through very
heavy storm. In fact, Capt.
Brown says that the weather
the entire passage was the
worst he has ever experienced. On the
first day out the steamer made only
seventeen miles and her bows were
constantly under water. Sea after sea
came aboard, and fifty-one of the cattle
in the pens on the deck were WASHED
overheard and lost.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-15

Nova Scotia City Rapidly Being Destroyed
by Flames.

PIcToU, N. S., Nov. S,-The largest
tire here for twenty years is in progress.
| started at 100 A. NJ in the police sta
ton on the east side of Market Street
wharf, and rapidly spread south to
Harbor and north to Water Street.
A Norwegian sailor, who was the sole
innate of the police station, per-
lshed before the fire was discovered
The steamer William, lying along side
the wharf, got the first stream of water
on the burning buildings, doing effec-
tive service, and the fire engines Picton
and Express were soon plying with
branch hose. A south wind was blow
large Arnison warehouse occupied
by Dalton & Meagher's stables,
spreading thence to Carson's
lumber yard and destroying,
IN addition to the lumber, their ware
house, carpenter shop and steam saw
mill, besides a building occupied by
Prongle q Son as shop, and d. Suther-
land & Co.'s office. A hard figt was
made here to stop the progress of the
fire, but it was unsuccessful, and the
dwelling occupied by William Carson
went next. The Standard Office is now
burning and clean sweep of South
Market wharf is threatened. New
Glasgow is sending a steam fire engine
the assistance of the local firemen. The
wind is drawing more to the east and
may lessen the danger to the body OF
the town.
Hislop's and Carson's buildings are
doomed, and the fire is spreading up
Carroll Lane.
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CHILD EATEN BY A DOG.
Terrible Revenge of Newfoundland
Who Had Been Punished.

LEAD City, S. D., Nov. S.-Gust Cart
right, wife and child lived in cabin six
miles from Rockford, where he worked
a placer claim. The family had recent
ly gotten a Newfoundland dog, of
which they thought a great deal.
While the husband was working at the
claim the wife had occasion to punish
the dog for something and Immediate
ly thereafter went down to the
spring, which was about 100 feet
in the rear of the house. She left
the baby and dog in front of the
house. One her return she discovered
that the dog had attacked the child in
her absence and literally eaten it's head
off. He was still crunching the bones
of the skull and the brains of the little
one were dropping on the ground. The
dog was fercely growing. The mother
gave one piercing shrek and fell sense
less to the ground. The cry was heard
by the husband, who FASTENED to the
cabin and, Selling an axe, killed the dog
on the spot The little child was quite
dead when picked up, and the mother
is reported to be raving maniac.
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TRYING TO GUST THE CITY.
Important Ejectment Suit Brought
Against the Chicago Government.

Important Ejectment Suit Brought
Against the Chicago Government.
CHICAGO, H., Nov. 6.-.An ejectment
suit has been commenced in the circuit
court by David W. Kean against the
City Of Chicago, the Soldiers Home in
Chicago, the directors of the Chicago
Public Library and John G. Shortall, in
volving what is know as Dearborn Park,
lying near the lake front and bounded
by Michigan Avenue, Washing
ton and Randolph streets and
the alley on the west The
property is said to be worth 81 900, 900,
and the state Legislature has authorized
the city of Chicago to abandon the block
as park for the erection of a Soldiers
Home and a library kean claims that
the city has no title to the land, but that
he has title
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BURNED IN BLAZING COTTON.
Horrible Deed of IL Youthful Negro In
cendiarY.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. S.-While two
small white boys named MCGEE and
Wansley were packing lint cotton in
the press of cotton gin in Anderson
County, Thursday, a negro boy, about
II years old, passed by the press ana
striking a match threw it into the cot
ton. In few seconds the cotton was
ablaze, and the little fellows began
could be rescued they were horri-
bly, burned. The Wansley boy died
three hours afterward. Young MCGEE
is SO badly burned that no hope is en-
tertained for lis recovery. He is, how
ever, still conscious, and says that some
time before the occurrence young
Wansley struck the colored boy with
stick, and that the negro set fire to the
cotton in revenge. He has left the
neighborhood, and there is no clew as
to his whereabouts.
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BURNING OF A BIG ELEVATOR.
Thousands of ushels of Grain Destroyed
in q Fire at Buffalo.

AAOuDSSAuS Oh ID uSueIS Oh oTAlh DcStIS4 ct
in Fire at Buffalo.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov. 6.-At o'clock
this morning fire was discovered in the
c. j. Wells elevator, corner of Ohio and
Indiana streets. The flames started in
the east tower of the elevator, from an
explosion which was loud enough to
wake up the hundreds of people who
live in the boarding houses and tepe-
ments in the vicinity.
About twenty minutes after the flames
had started the walls began to fall ON all
Sides On the north were four Lacka
wanna freight cars, loaded. These were
buried in the debris. After it
was seen that it was Il hope
less task to try to save the Wells
elevator, the main efforts of the
firemen, except fer keeping the flames
in the Wells elevator down as much as
possible, were directed towards prevent
ing the flames from getting into the big
Wilkeson elevator. When the flames
from the Wells were at their height
the heat was very intense-so intense
that it caused a part of the side of the
marine elevator across the river oppo-
site the Wells to blow out, a large por-
ton of the fiaNseed stored in it falling
out into the river. The Wells at this
time was mass of flames within. The
tower was gone, and the grain liberated
from the bins was pouring out OF the
lower windows and doors.
At $40 O'Clock the fire had worked its
way into the rear of the four-story malt
house connected with the Wells. AT 4
O'Clock the fire was under control.
A row of five frame buildings on Illi-
nois Street, back of Elk, were on fire
several times. All were saved.
The flames were confined to the
Wells Elevator, which is entirely de-
stroyed. The total loss is figured at
$25O,OOO, of which 100000 is on build
ing and $4,000 on the grain. The to-
tai insurance on the building is $4,000.
The grain was fully insured.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-15
DARING TRAIN ROBBER CAUGHT
North Dakota Criminal on His Way to
Chicago for Trial.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 1O.-To-night Post
office Inspector Watkins, of Chicago,
will arrive here having in custody Will
lam E. Newberry, who is said to be the
leader of one Of the most daring gangs of
train robbers of recent years. June a
Northern Pacific train was stopped at
New Salem, n. d., by hiighwaymen.
Two masked men climbed upon the
engine and compelled the engineer
and fireman and detach the engine
from the train and then to pull out.
Having taken the engine about twenty
rods the engineer was ordered to stop,
and the engineer and fireman were
taken back to the train, where they were
ordered to batter down the door Of the
EXPRESS car. About 500 packages, con-
taining $1,000 in cash, were thus Sc
cured. Newberry comes of an excellent
Virginia family.
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ONLY ONE RED FLAG SHOWN.
Lacher, the Milwaukee Printer, Waves
the Crimson Banner.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 1O.-"Anarchist
day" was observed yesterday by all the
followers of the red flag in Chicago. The
parade and services at Waldheim
Cemetery were of the usual order. The
speeches were less fiery than usual.
Mrs. Parsons was unable to be present,
owing to her arrest in Newark, n. j..
During the day Lacher, the Milwaukee
printer, who "boards'' with Mrs. Par
sons, raised a red flag on the roof of
the woman's house, but it was torn
down by a policeman. This was the
only red flag shown.
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Summary Justice Attempted.

PARIS, Nov s.-A man and his wife
named Ponsy, with the assistance OF
their son, recently beat to death the
lover Of their daug hter, who was found
~ bar room at night. All three were
Yesterday We ter acquitted at the Haute Wen en-
n ne rfIheen; they were attacked by an
angry crowd, who attempted to lynch y fn
them. They, however. were rescued h 6y
the nolice after receiving considerable
injury.
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EN- DEAD ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Strain of Speculation Costs a
Broker His Life.

'0" Strain of speculation Costs a
Broker His Life.
ALL STREET, Nov. 10.-Broker James
"lers, cof the bcst-known opera
Q, the Board, dropped dead on the
a Exchange shortly before noon to-
he Aad been playing the mar
4e@EL.y, and the excitement was
l1&o he could bear.
. .,e dead body lay on the floor
S"54ed by the brokers for some
- Not a word was spoken, but the
%S.> @ih uncovered heads, waited
Az, o,.ir.aIs to act. They had an I'M
o ',I task to perform. On the last
351.{ othcr occasion when death en-
u .De Exchange, business was at
.n suspended the rest of the day,
"" S account of the situation to-day
.~'cl2ILy could not close the Ex-
H. y, Coroner Levy decided that
WY, ;nI'S death was caused by the
'DS d a blood vessel in his brain.
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Terrible California Tragedy.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 11.-Augus-
tine Olaguez, bootblack in the Bald
win Hotel, went home in drunken
condition last night. He reproached
his wife for associating with bad women,
and then went down stairs. She short
ly after heard two shots, and rushed
down stairs. She found her husband
with a pistol in his hand and as she en-
tered the room he shot her through the
neck. He then cut his throat with a
razor. Both will probably die.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, 90
IL. t1,1-N ".

FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm Of F. j. chimney & Co.,
doing business in the City OF Toledo, County
aud State aforesaid and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HALLS CArARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed i'll my
presence, this 9Th day Of December A. d. 1886.
-- A. W. GLEASON,
! SEAL Notary Public.
Hall s Cs,tarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous SUR
faces of the system. Send for testimonials. free.
T. j. CHENEY q CO., Toledo. 0.
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