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The morning call., 1890-07-23
LATEST sHlPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Arrive,

TUESDAY, July %.
Stmr Westport, Jacobs, 10 hours from Green
wood bark, to L e White.
Stnr Newport, Edwards, % hours from Eel
River, etc. produce TO Goodall, Perkins & Co.
Schr American Boy, Hammond 5 days from
Grays Harbor: 222 NJ IT lumber. to S Harmon
Lumber Co.
Domestic Ports.
BOwENS LANDING-Arrfved July 22-Schr Bar
bara Hernster and Bill the Butcher. hence July 10.
Foreign Ports.
HULL-Arrived July 20-Br ship Linlithgow-
shire, from San Francisco.
HAMBURG-SaiIed July 1S-Br ship Crown OF
Scotland, for San Francisco.
LIVERPOOL-Arriyed July 2l-Br ship Hesper-
ides. from San Francisco.
FALMOUTH-Salled July 22-Br ship Derby
shire, from San Francisco for Antwerp.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers
BALTIMORE-Arrived July 22-Stmr Barrow
more, from Liverpool.
NEW YORK-Arrived July 22-Stmr State OF
Nebraska, from Glasgow; stnr Runic, from Liver
pool
ImDortations.
PORT KENYON-Per Newport-S NJ TT lumber. l
Dbl whisky, 2 bgs 2 HI do wool. 81 cords bolts. 80
kegs % hf kegs u Or kegs bDls lab bxs hf b1s
"a b1 butter, bx cheese
Shelter CoYe-9 pkgs groceries, bgs hf do wool.
Consignees.
Per Newport-CL Dngley & Co: Cartan, McCar-
thy " Coz Christy " Wise; Dodge, Sweeney Co;
Higgins Il Collins; Vervalin & Rowe; Hills Bros:
BreSauer & Co; C O'Callaghan ~ Bros; Mass;
Getz Bros d co. Marshall Teggart d Broersen W
Carroll; Norton, Teller " Co; Wellman, Peck Co;
Russ, Sanders Il Co; Witzel d Baker; Wheaton 81
Luhrs: RiSdOn, Cahen Il Co.
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BUFFALO, July 22.-Another defeat was adj
minIsiered TO the Bisons to-day through their
Inability TO hit the ball. Attendance 800. Score:
Buffalos .......................l ) o . o O. 6
New Yorks. U o l g
Base hits-Buffalos g, New Yorks IL. Errors
BuffaloS g. New Yorks 8. Batteries-Buckiey and
Halligan Keefe and Ewing. Umpres-Ferguson
lI..ll.
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Til, Giants Defeated.

CHICAGO, July 22.-The local league team
easily defeated the New Yorks this afternoon.
Attendance HOO. Score:
Chicagos .................O 2 20 3 la
New YOrks....................O 0 0 o O.
Base hits-Chicagos II, New Yorks o. Errors
Chicagos D, New Yorks 4. Batteries-Welch and
Murphy, Luby and Kittredge. Umpire-Mc Der
mott,
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FORGOT HIS ORDERS.
a Freight Train on the Union Pacific Dam
AGED BY Collision,

on tile Union Pacific Monday morning at a point
mile west OF Meacham. A helper engine came
IN collision with a freight train drawn by Two
engine pilots. All three engines were broken
and the ends Of twelve ears crushed ill., The
engineers ana firemen saved their lives by jump
Ing. The accident was caused by The engineer
OF The helper forgetting his orders.
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Sale of a Gable Road,

SEATTLE, July 22.-The Yesler-avenue and
JaeksoD-street cable railroad was sold to-day 10
j. NJ. Thompson. The consideration is said TO
be half million dollars.
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entity of Manslanphtar.

Los ANGELES, July 22.--George Cassulo, who
murdered Maxwell Vaergo May Sth, few
miles from tnIs city, was to-day found guilty OF
mauslaughter.
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Ex-Tressurer Austin's Success sor.

SAN RAFAEL, July pr. T. Cotingham, a
Democrat Of BollnaS, was appointed by The Su-
pefvisors to-day TO succeed j. L. Austin, Repub-
lIcan, as County Treasurer
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Gold in Rattle Maintain,

BATTLE MOUNTAIN (Nev), July 22.-An
artesian well being sunk here by j. A Blossom
at a depth OF $40 feet struck gold, The bedrock
gravel from the pump yielding 81 to The pan.
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Los ANGELES DEMOCRATS.

Selection Of Delegates to the State Convention
ct San Jose.
Los ANGELES, Jnly 22.-Tbe Democratic
County Convention met to-day to select forty
seven delegates to the State Convention. j. de
Barth ShOrb was elected Chairman. Resolutions
were passed calling upon the Democratic State
Convention 10 indOTse 5. NJ. White for United
States Senator. No resolutions were passed in
etTucting delegates to the State Convention. The
delegation will be almost solid for Coleman
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FELL OVERHEARD.
Drowning Of Sailor on the American Ship
Henry Failing.

1leHIy 7 dIIIHg.
TACOMA, July 22.-The American ship henry
Failing, Captain Merryman, arrived here to-day,
thiriy-four days from Yokohama with Al 1856
packages OF tea consigned to Eastern points.
The cargo is valued at s125, 1000. Rough
weather marked the ships passage across the
Pacific, which was made without an accident.
Shortly after the ship was taken In tow of Vic
toria barbor Frank Dean, young sailor from
Cape Cod, fell overheard from the fOre-rigglDg
and was drowned
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Republican Love Feast.

A joint meeting of the Twenty fourth
District Republican Club and the Philomel
Club was held at their headquarters 1863
Mission street. last night, with james Gil
leran of the Twenty-fonrth District Grub
presiding, assisted by d. P. Duncan Of the
Philomel Club. Speeches were made by NJ.
Duckworth, w. T. Barnett, S. NJ. Carr, d.
P. Duncan, James Gilleran, Thomas Bar
clay, Thomas Sawyer, NJ. w. Coffee, T.
Morris. J. Fiarthy, William Shannon and j.
Driscoll. A pleasing literary entertainment
was presented by the following: E. j.
Waldrow, NJ j. DAILY, S. S. Simon, James
Walsh, Charles Berliner and the Denwald
brothers, the music being furnished by the
Tennessee Jubilee Band. Refreshments
were served at various intervals throughout
the evening.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Athletlcs 3, st.
Louis 8.
bus l.
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ARREST OF A THIEF.

a Package of Gold Stolen From Postoffice-
Box in Santa Rosa
SANTA Rosa, July ga young bootblack,
named Wells, was arrested this morning and con-
fessed to stealing package Of gold for dental
work from one of the boxes at the Postofice.
following three OF Wells accomplces who were
trying TO dispose OF the gold.
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PHILLIPS Santa Rosa, July 81. 1890,
1890, Frank Phillips and Josephine Smith. both
of HeaIdsburg.
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CLAIMS JUMPED.
Alleged Effect o. the Bill for the Forfeiture
of Unearned Railroad Lands.

HoLLIsTER, July 22.-As result OF the pas
sage last week Of the bill for the forfeiture of
hnearned railroad lands IL is reported that about
thirty claims have been jumped in the southern
portion of this country, and reports OF more
eases are coming in daily.
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BORN.

CoLLINs-In this city, June "a, 1890, to the wife
OF J. K. Collins. son.
HADLEY-In this city, July 10, 1890, to the wife Of
Charles b. Hadey,
FITZG ERALD-In this city, July IA, 1890, to the
wife of w. F. Fitzgerald, son.
HADLEY-In this city, July 81, 1890. to the wife OF
William D. Hadley,
KOHLER-In this city, July IT. 1890, to the wife OF
William Kohler, daughter.
RoESLER-ln this city. July 81, 1890, to the wife
of Charles A Rooster,
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Registration Bureaus Established.


The Democratic County Committee has
organized already seventeen registrati on
bureaus in as many Assembly districts
throughout the city, and Secretary Long
was engaged yesterday in furnishing them
with the various necessary supplies. The
organization of the party has never. it is
said, been so complete as at present under
tue direction of ex-senator Dougherty.
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6545 tcant ads in the CALL last ,yeek. 1t
70 the only tcGnt medium,
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THRAsHERs KILLED.

Two Men Fatally Injured by Boiler Ex-
piosion Near Miles Station.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, July 22.-The boiler OF
Fraziers thrasbing outfit exploded this morning
mile west Of Miles Station, on the line Of the
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w CuttSts
ter Coye-9 pkgs groceries, A bgs
Consignees.
Sewport-C L Dingley & Co: Can
Co; Christy II Wise; Dodge, Sv
IS Il Collins; Vervalin & Rowe; L
uar 4, IN. n II niEatIaUhan Il pr
MARRiAGES-DEATHS.

Firth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence Of persons authorized
to have the same publishedI
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Austro-Americnn Democrats.

The Austrian-American Democrats of
San Francisco held a meeting Monday
evening at $40 Sacramento street.
Gaspar Pavitza called the meeting to or
der, and the following officers were elected:
President Samuel Bacurcich; Vice-Presi-
dent, Martien Mictich; Secretary, August
Mikulicich; Treasurer. Mattoes Drobaz
Sergeant-at-Arms, Mako Togayous; Exec
utive Committee-Gaspar Pavitza, Captain
John NJ Russell, Atone Jutfosovlch, Eug
Masasonottee, Edward Franciskovich; FL
nance Commttee-Mattoes Drobaz, Frank
Corich. Bartol Mikulich, Steve Susulich,
Gaspar Pavitza.
Captain John NJ. Russell was appointed
to form military division from the club.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-26

OF ours, It's small population, its vast area,
Its illimitable fertility, its mineral treas
ures n its forest wealth, the amazing
Thing Ia that wages are SO low. They
ought to he five times as high here as
they are In Great Britain, instead of a
paltry 15 per cent, which, moreover. is
nearly or quite offset by the higher cost of
living. II is no argument in favor Of pro-
lection TO say that there Is poverty in
Great Britain. The question is, why is
there poverty here-poverty as hopeless
as any that Is found in the capitals of Eur
rope? This new and favored country
ought to be the paradise of free work and
high wages; but IL is becoming little bet
ter In that respect b the old countries
OF Europe. IL the trade-killing tariff is
not the cause OF this unnatural depres-
sion we should like our protectionist con-
temporaries To tell us what the cause Is.
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way out of the difficulty. he decided in
favor of a pestilence M the second book
of Samuel records.
In the light of this Interpretation the
California communists will perceive
that they themselves are sinners. and
unless they make haste to get In out of
the wet they too are liable to be swept
away into the soup. They may sue
coed in defying the authorities of the
United States, behind whose strong
iron bars the leaders of the organiza-
ton are now securely cooped, but
cholera or yellow fever or the grip will
be likely to pounce upon the colony
one of these days and with n fell
swoop exterminate the last crank of
them.
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The city of Rome, Ga. is entertain
ing the country with a story which
tends to verify the statement that once
In a while the world has a resident who
cannot open his mouth without putting
his foot into it. II is alleged that while
a horse was rubbing the flies from his
nose with n of his hind feet, the hoof
caught in his mouth, and the iron shoe
getting entangled in his teeth, the ami
NAL found il impossible oextricate the
foot and so came very rear kicking his
W head Oft. Comparisons perhaps
are not in order, but one may at least
express the hope that Mr.. Carter has
more horse sense than that of many
horses. and instead of kicking his own
head Oft will patiently wait till his
owner, Speaker Reed, comes along and
assists in Strengthening out his some.
what complicated positioni i'm the house.
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The differences between Grand Mas
ter Workman Powderly of the Knights
Of Labor. and Samuel Gompers, leader
of the American Federation of Labor,
have assumed such proportions that
the two gentlemen are abusing each
other like ~pickpockets. The spectacle
is not a pleasant u and cannot fail 10
be injurious 10 the cause of organized
labor. II is the old story of "a house
divided against itself. Mr.. Powderly
has been esteemed a man of broad in
telligence and lofty aims. There is
little of the demagogue in him. Mr.
Gompers is not so well known. IL he
is the kind of man that Mr.. Powderly
says he is, the grand master workman
would have done better if he had left
him alone, or at least have withheld the
language he is said to have used.
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OF greater consequence than the
money involved in the contest mt
Sheepshead Bay yesterday is the palm
of superiority that went to the winner.
salvatore superb performances this
year mark him ms n of the grandest
race horses of modern times. In an
other sense, yesterdays battle might be
regarded as a struggle between the
East and the West, and the result is es.
pecially gratifying To all this section OF
the country. Salvador not only won,
bat he additionally distinguished him
self by lowering the record from
2:O6is to 2A5.
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Vandcrbiit's Pc, Trotter.

From the Chicago Journal.
ayes. gentlemen, Small Hopes, Wander
bilt's $4,000 trottcr. is now hauling an
express wagon i'm New York. and it's a
shame. He was the greatest ringer on
the American turf, and made fortunes
for more than one man. fought to know,
for | was his rubber"
There were a number OF gentlemen i'm
the reading room of the Leland hotel and
they are all admirers of til trotter. A
discussion arose about Vanderbilt's and
Bonner's possessions of horse flesh,
when the rubber or groom of Small
Hopes opened their eyes about the horse
whose name was ON the lips of members
of every troting association in America IA
years ago. After a successful career of
five years the clique who handled him
were detected in Boston. and after on
siderable trouble had been experienced,
the greatest turf scandal of modern times
was exposed.
meeting OF the national turf ongres
and his driver, Bill Michigan, was also
barred from ever driving n trotting horse
for n purse or stake over an association
course. After much litigation the famous
horse was sold To Vanderbilt. With Lady
Ma he annihilated all team records, and
in his old age is compelled to draw an ex-
press wagon. He was bought by Ills pres
ent owner for S6i.
"He must he about nineteen years old
now," said the former groom. who is now
i'm the real estate business, but when he
was five years old he trotted many a mile
in 2:l5. He was the cleanest trotter that
ever looked through blinkers; no boots,
braces. check-reins or any modern trot-
ting paraphernalia for him. And when il
came to heats he was the greatest slayer
4 ever heard Of"
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Eastern newspapers in the habit of
commenting upon the wild and woody
West will please pull in their horns.
The board of education of Seattle has
refused to re-engage the principal of
the high school another year for the
reason that he smokes. IL was not al
legged that he smoked in the class room
or at church or in the boudoirs of his
lady friends, but IL was conclusively
proven that he had been seen sitting on
a hotel veranda with a lighted cigar
in his mouth. Nor was any defense
put in to the charge that in his own
room he sometimes used that abomina.
ton called a pipe. Boston herself
could not have displayed n stricter
sense of the proprieties than Seattle
has done. The city council. il is to be
hoped. will back up the board of educa.
ton by passing an ordinance prohibit.
ing smoking anywhere within the city
limits.
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TWeNTY-THRee ALL TOLD.

Speaker Reed knew how much
strength he could command when he
permitted the silver bill to get before
the house yesterday. All told there
were only twenty-three republicans
in the house of representatives who
voted for the first section of the senate
bill. That is the vital section-it pro-
vides for free coinage of silver, the
coins to he full legal tender.
Twenty.three republicans; that is
the total support free coinage was able
TO rally on a test vote. When the house
organized with Speaker Reed in the
chair its membership included a hun
dred and sixty-nine republicans. \
dozen additional members of that
party have since been seated. Twenty
three friendly votes for silver u of
this grand total isn't very impressive
evidence that republicans tell the truth
when they prate about the loyalty of
the party TO silver.
There isn't much i'm 23-lSOths. of a
political party's friendship it's hardly
worth having when, under a test vote,
that is the best IL can do. Republican
conventions in Springfield and Harris
burg pass resolutions in favor of silver.
Republican congressman from Illinois
and Pennsylvania go right ahead
voting against silver at every oppor-
tunity. What gall,
T~wenty-three votes took the measure
yesterday of the strength of free coin
age with republicans in the house.
This was, in fact, the first chance the
house has had to vote squarely on free
coinage. The wonder is, not that silver
was favored by SO few of them, but
rather that the man whom Mr.. Carter
and other western republicans lifted
into the speakership, permitted SO
many of his followers to get away.
Twenty-three all told is pretty bad.
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is THE CENSUS A slN2

Census enumerators i'm Orange
county, Southern California, have run
against q snag in the form of a colony
Of religious communists who refuse to
answer any of the questions PROFOUND
ed on the ground that the census is
contrary to scripture. They cite the
twenty fourth chapter of the second
book of Samuel, i'm which is given an
account of the taking of "A census in
Israel by David. and the punishment
which followed in the shape of a pesti-
lence which in three days swept away
seventy thousand men.
Opinions vary MS to the reason for
this extraordinary calamity, but few
are the biblical students who, like these
Southern California enthusiasts, inter
pref il literally Ia signify that "A census
of itself is a sin. OF course the devil
may have a good deal To do with the
taking of a census, and il must be ad-
mitted that his activity has been UNI
usually marked during the last three
weeks in many parts of the country,
particularly in Minneapolis and It.
Paul. But IL should be remembered
that the devil has a good deal to do
with most of the affairs of life,
noticeably so whenever the country is
under republican control. TO say,
therefore, that an undertaking is a sin
simply because the devil has a hand in
it, is assuming too much. such a census
as superintendent Porter is giving us
is To he sure a pretty wicked affair, but
this is because Superintendent Porter
and the devil are on such close terms
OF intimacy. such n condition of things
is d~eplorable. but il by no means proves
that n census, abstractly considered, is
immoral. As well hold that our form
of government must be abolished for
no other reason than the devil mt present
is running il in person. IL must
be borne in mind that the devil does
not always prevail. lie has his re.
verses rs well us his triumphs, his pc
RODS of depression AS well as his booms.
Just now the country may be full of
the devil, but the time is not far dis
tant when the devil will find himself in
"A hole. Until then We must be patient.
We must concede the facts to be ms
they are. We must give the admins.
tration the devil and worry along for
two years and eight months more.
TO return to the census which David
took of Israel, the most rational ex.
PLANTATION of the pestilence is that the
seventy thousand men whom il swept
away were those who i'm their conceit
and obstinacy refused To answer the
enumerators' questions. In those days
when courts We're few and iegal pro.
cesses crude and imperfect, it would
have been out of the question to arrest
seventy thousand people and give each
the trial he would have demanded
David was ayerse to the dilatory tactics
which would certainly have peer pur
sued by the defense. lie had his faults
but whatever else may be said OF
David's policy, his administration wa,
characterized by energy and decision
There was nothing slow about David
Hence, as the quickest and simples'
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without a single exception in behalf of

without a single exception in behalf OF
silver.
When, on "Wednesday. June IL. the
senate, by q vote of t3 to -. passed the
Plumb substitute-which is all the ad-
vocates of silver could ask-Senator
Quay, of Pennsylvania, at whose dicta-
ton yesterdays platform was written,
was not i'm the senate chamber. Doubt
hess he was admiring the fresco ceiling
in the cloak oom just then.
Several republican newspapers repre-
senting the three chief cities of Penn
sylvania come to the office OF the
STANDARD. IL any man al find in
them the slightest word friendly to
silver's restoration TO its rightful place,
the finder shall have a liberal reward.
Now. il indeed Pennsylvania repub-
Leans are "uncompromisingly hostile
to monometalism," rs their platform
declares, what do the twenty-one solid
republican votes of that state mean
when uniformly recorded, as they are,
against silver
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PLATFORM AND PRACTICE

At last Tuesdays convention the re-
publicans of Illinois expressed their
approval of 'the use of both gold and
silver as money" Alas, that is just
what the republicans said when they
nominated Harrison. in 1888. What
did that declaration amount top The
republican newspapers are saying that
II doesn't mean free coinage or any
thing of the sort. In the same breath
the Illinois republicans commend liar.
rison's administration and policy and
Speaker Reeds course in the house,
How can these things be made TO jibe
Yesterday the Pennsylvania repub.
licans put up their political scaiiolding,
One plank says that the party earn.
estly fayors the use of both gold and
silver as coin metals" and to this IL
added "A whole paragraph of declama
ton for the double standard. This is
republican profession: now what is re
publican practice:
Pennsylvania has twenty-eight mem
beers in the house of representatives
Twenty-one of these are republicans
seven are democrats. of these twenty
one republicans not a single man ha,
voted thus far with the advocates %
silver OF n n of the importanl
votes taken in the house since Mr.. Nc
Kinley. under lei instruction
brought up the bill.
When. on Saturday, June :, the re
publican bill, bullion redemption claus
and all, passed the house, eight repub
licans voted against the monstrosity
but not a man of the eight halls iron
Pennsylvania. On the other hand
when that famous vote was taken tn
democratic representation from Penn
sylyania, vel votes all told, was give