The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-06
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

SPRINGFIELD QlL), Aug. 5.-Governor
Fifer to-day signed the, Worlds Fair Bill.
1t goes into effect at once.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-Two of the men who
We're hurt by an explosion of fredamp IN
tile Vile Boeuf pit at ST. Etienne have
died.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-W. j. Boyd has
been appointed Postmaster at San Quentin.
Marin County, vice Mary Z. McRae, re-
signed.
SOFIA, Aug. 5.-The Russian Govern
lnent has demanded the extradition OF
kalubkoff, who was convicted in the Pan
itZa trial.
new California hops arrived yesterday by
the Sunset route. The stock is good. Hops
here are low.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5-R. w. Lander has
been appointed Postmaster at Maynard,
Los Angeles County, CAL, vice L. c. May
nard. resigned.
PARIS, Aug. Fifteen American Con-
can Consulate Gu the mode of applying the
Mckinley bill in Europe.
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The Grant family
did not approve of Senator Plumb's resolu-
tion for the removal of the Generals body
from Riverside TO Arlington.
CAIRO, Aug. ga commission of leading
physicians has been appointed by the Gov
cluucNt W COuSlutT IUGduS 10 DT6HeuG Tile
Introduction OF cholera into Egypt.
LONDON, Aug. Sin the Commons to-
day Sir James Ferguson said that the
British Government could not interfere
with the Cars treatment of the Jews.
BERLIN, Aug 5.-The International Con-
ference on Cremation opened to-day The
conference resolved that all governments of
the world ought to consent to cremation.
PRINCETON On. j., Aug. 5.-Dr. Sheldon
Iacl. has salad m ha sfa Raor fnr
the Arctic regions for the purpose of estab-
fishing three schools for the Esquimaux.
CAPE MAY, Aug. 5.-The reception ten
dered to President Harrison and Secretary
Blaine yesterday afternoon was a brilliant
affair. About $500 persons were present.
BAR HARBoR. Aug. 5. - The United
States steamship Baltimore ran into the
Dolphin while the latter was at ancnor yes
terday, and made several ugly dents astern.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-An official but
rough count by the Census Bureau shows
the population of Philadelphia to be 1,044, :
S94, an increase during the last ten years of
1877, ,724
yesterday from the lake regions sUuthward
to the Gulf and South Atlantic coasts, with
severe local storm in the Ohio Valley and
lower lake regions.
PARIS, Aug 5.-France has sent an ulti-
matum to Dahomey demanding the cession
of Kotonou and Whydan. If the demand is
rejected an expedition will start for Da-
honey in October.
MONTREAL, Aug. 5.-T. G. Shaughessy,
Assistant President OF the Canadian Pacific,
estimates that the Northwest grain crop
will amount to 100000 bushels, of which
12,000,00o will be for export
New YORK, Aug. 5.-The British ship
Lord Raglan left San Francisco February
10Th, for Cork, Ireland. Since that time
she has not been heard of and her owners
have about given her up as lost.
OTTAWA, Aug. 5.-Hon. G. II. Upper,
Minister of Marine and Fisheries, declined
to say anything when asked If it were true
that negotiations for the settlement of the
Behrng Sea question were resumed.
PITTsBURG, Aug. 5.-Satton and Dunn,
with TWO Of their clerks and all the agents
Of the National Capital Building ana Loan
Association, were remanded TO jail last
night on charge Of conspiracy to de-
fraud.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.--Professor He'll
prin, OF the Academy Of Sciences, says his
recent measurement Of the volcanic peak OF
Orzaba, Mexico, gave the height 1S,20f
feet, or 325 more than Ferrer's measure
| Eent.
ZANZIBAR, Aug. 5.-At mass-meetine
proved, though many Arabs diSsented. The
| leaders of the mob which tore down the
| placards bearing the decree have been ar
rested.
LONDON, Aug. 5.-At Atherstone, War
| wickshire, to-day grand-stand collapsed,
| and thousands OF persons were precipitated
| to the ground. Many were trampled upon.
| Fortunately no one was killed outright, but
| many received injuries.