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The morning call., 1890-06-06
Politics in C,nada.

WINDSOR (OnLl June 5.-In the parlia-
mentary contest to-day in North Essex
Riding Sol White. chief OF Wyaudotte
Indians, but 10 all inteDts and purposes a white
man, was elected by majority OF 800. White
was one of the foremost advocates OF annexation
OF Canada and made that the chief feature OF the
canvass.
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The Worlds Fair.

WASHINGTON. June 5.-Secretary Blaine has
notified the Worlds Fair Comm mssioners that the
first meeting viii be held AT The Grand Pacific
Hotel, Chicago. on the 26th of June, for the pur
pose OF organizing, etc. Chief Clerk Brown OF
the State Department has been a. pp0inted the
representative OF the State Department in the
selection, preparation and keeping OF the Gov
ernment exhibit at the exposition.
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Seattle Tide-Land Case.

WASHING TON, June 5.-The Secretary of the
Interior has denied the motion TO review the de-
cslon recently made by him In what is known as
The Seattle tide-land case. This case involves
The right 10 enter tide lands adjacent TO the city
OF Seattle, WASH, with Valentine scrip
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The CrirnIed GientH

NEW YORK, June 5.-The Boston league team
had no Iouble in winning from the crippled New
Y0rks to-day Attendance 400. Summary:
New Yorks.................... o l. Q
BOstons.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2 u 2-l3
Base hits-New Yorks 8, Bostons IS Errors
New YOrkS o, B0stons ]. Batteries-Welch and
Buckley, Nichols and Bennett. Umpire-McQuade.
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Fnul Plav Susnanted.

SACRAMENTO, June 5.-Peter ROssI, an italian
who conducted one Of the most disreputable
dives In tie city, has been missing nearly Two
weeks aud the police believe he was murdered
for a large sum of money he was known TO
possess. He had no object in suddenly leaving
the city, as his saloon was doing an enormous
business.
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declared Off

NEW YORK, June 5.-The proposed match be-
tween Joe McAuliffe and Kilrain for a
$1,000 purse offered by the Puritan
Club Is off, Kilran was willing to go
ahead with the negotiations for the match, buG
McAuliife, on account OF his match made re-
Gently with Slayin. was compelled TO call ii of.
He leaves for England next week.
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Nearly Shut Out.

CINCINNATI, June 5.-The local league club
experienced no trouble In defeating Pttsburgs
to-day. Attendance 1900. Summary:
Pittsburgs. gs......................0 0 0 O o O-1
Cincinnatis.. 0 2 90 50
Base hits-Pittsburgs o, Cineinnatis II. Errors
Pittsburgs 6, Cncinnatis2 Batteres-Schmitt and
Berger, khines and Harrington. Umpire-McDer-
mott.
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Natal Roofars

The Metal Roofers' Union. recently organized,
adopted last evening a constitution ana bylaws.
Permanent officers were also elected, and il was
resolved TO meet every Thursday night. The
charter roll Will be Kept open for signatures
thirty days longer.
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JnnrneYmen butchers.

The Journeymen Butchers Union Initiated
three candidates and received four propositions
Forty dollars paid cut in sick benefits. The
reports from the labor bureau were OF an eneour-
aging nature, applications having been received
from every part OF the State for work through
the bureau.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

Death Of Benicia's Oldest Inhabitant From the
Efscts Of Fall.
BENIcIA, June 5.-Timothy Sage, aged seventy
seven years, fell from load Of hay Tuesday
and striking on his head was rendered insensi
0le. He fingered until Wednesday, when he
died. Deceased was the oldest citizen OF Benlca
and came here in 1649. He had one OF the hrst
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Pec ic Raiiroaiq

WASHINGTON, June 5.-RepreseniatIve Mills
to-day submitted TO Tie House Committee on Pa
ciflc Railroads report in favor OF the bill pre-.
vIOusly agreed upon TO refund the Government
Indebtedness TO the Union and Central Pacific
railroads. The report was adopted by the COM
mltee.
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Marvin & Co: Bissinger Co: Bernstein Bros: OPP
penheimer Co:J Harley; Miller 81 Waugh; VIM
CiuH & Co: Wells, Fargo Il Co; Oregon Improve
ment Co: Whitney a Co; C Thorn Hamburger
"a 90; Neuberger. Reiss & Coz Christy Il Wise; Levy
4 Cos Allen IL Lewis; Ballard Il Hall; Rued DC
90; W X Sloane AZ Co; ID Block Il Co; Platshek &
harris; SeIby Smelling and Lead Co; y 0handt; w
Adams; Weich q Coz Chinese merchants.
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Barn and Contents Burned.

MODESTO, June 5.-LasU evening a large brick
barn owned by J. W. Roberts at H0rrs ranch,
twenty miles east OF Modesto, was burned To the
ground with two mules, six horses and eighty
tons OF hay. The fire is supposed TO have orr e.
mated from tramp. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$500, S4OO Of which was on a valuable stallion,
VIII oh y1as
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FEARFUL EXPLOSION.

The Monastery OF La Grande Chartreuss De-
mo'ished by Dynamite.
PARIS, June 5.-A terrific explosion OF dyna-
mite occurred at the famous monastery OF La
Grande ChartreuSe last night. The damage to
property Is immense. No lives were lost In the
convent garden leIter was found threatening
the entire monastery win destruction unless a
million francs were placed i'll Il certain spot by a
specified time
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M entity

FRESNO, June 5.-1he case OF j. f. Williams,
Deputy Coroner, charged with presenting fraudu-
lent claims came up In the Superior Court
yesterday. and to-day the jury returned verdict
OF not guilty. Two other charges of the same
nature are pending and they will be dismissed.
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The Wilson G. Hunt,

VICTORIA, June 5.-Tbe steamer Wilson
G. Hunt, which on the Hudson in 1S49. and
later on piled on the Sacramento River and In
British Columbia waters, was burned to the
waters edge this morning. She was owned by
Cohn of San Francisco who bought her for the
old metal in her,
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lmnortntiOns.

VICTORIA. ErC-Per stmr Walla Walla-Eastern
points via Vancouver: 3 cs shoes, IA cs boots and
shoes. 81 bdls leather cs envelopes ~ Dds WRAP
knit underwear, l bx hardware !, ox iron screws,
. chairs ! bx furs, ! steam pump. l bx fittings,
iron chamber 13 cs ! crate bdl paper, ITS bxs
bx maple syrup bales ticking, 10 cS w rollers,
625 bxs lemons. bxs Is ID rails ~ bxs iron lacks,
cs iron sledges cs harmonicas, 30 bbis glucose,
IL crates AK handles. d cs eottonades, bxs tim
ware | bale woolens, 2 plates steel, cs cigars, 2
cs sileslas. 6S hi springs cs bindlugs cs hosiery
bdl @ springs, l es inoid.ngs, cs pasteboard,
bds lumber, / crate bicycles, l DIX . cs DOCKS lO
cs playing cards, piano.
Seattleol6 bbls / lot scrap iron. 2S5 bds green
hides / cs hats crts SKIS old rubber, Dbl zinc
bxs books cs fancy goods. | cs shoes, 9lS tons
coal ~ empty chests. full bles bx express,
Sc Paul via Tacoma-40O KITS jelly, 100 bxs NJ in
cans
Tacoma-l bbI whisky, 2 kgs brandy. 2 cs dry
goods. / lot scrap iron, cs canned goods.
West of Fargo via Tacoma-767 SKIS wool, bdl
sheen pelts. BILE samples, Car. 10 NJ II lumber,
SIX tails, 4S5 bdis green hides.
Port Townsend-50O mts rice, 81 SKIS bones, 200
bdls shingles. 3 chests trunk bxs crt express,
Victora-s SKIS ore, i lot scrap iron, 146 bds
green hides bg paper fans. chst express, letter
(S435S 0S)
hides.
Per walIa walla-Buckingham Hecht Co; cali
fornia Furniture Co; Baker a Hamilton; Boerlcke
4 Schreck; Brown Bros Co; Bennett Bros; Das-
zell a Mohler; Calm, NickelsDurg q Co; button &
Partridge; Dunham, Carrigan a Co; ID HICKS 20:
ID breton: Greenbaum, Well n Co; M IL Bernat i;
Hulse. Bradford Co; Hawiey brosi sisr & Chase.
Saroni a Co; l. Meyerstein; Lane Connely;
Heller a son: NJ Franklin & Bro; NJ Scheyer ~ Bro;
Osborn Alexander; Nolan Bros; osIerah ma 1o
y Flint Son Bros; sherman Clay Il Co; 5 Leavitt
< Co; S & G Gump; The Harry Unna Co; Williams.
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Dry-GOods Mon.

The Dry goods Mems Association Installed last
evening the officers-elect. A committee was ap-
pointed to draw up and present resolutions in
regard 10 the death Of Mrs Mary j. OCOnnor,
who was Killed in the disaster at The Webster.
street bridge last Friday.
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San Francisco Postoffice Sit,

WASHINGTON, June 8. - Attorney. General
Miller returned to-day from a visit To IndIanapo-
lis. 1t is expected that the San francisco site
matter will now be taken up ana settled Com.
missioner Mastin has returned h0me
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VIII Sink an Artesian Well.

Tucson, June 5.-The Board OF Regents OF
the Arizona University. at a meeting to-day, re-
solved TO sink an artesian well 1900 feet deep to
test the water question in This section of Ari-
zona. Proposals are asked to sink the well.
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A Steve5ore Drowned.

BENICIA, June 5.-George Evans, a steyedore
OF this city, drowned at Port Costa last night.
At O'Clock he was getting into his boat to
turn 10 his home here and fell overheard from
the wharf. His body was recovered a quarter OF
an hour afterward, but life was extinct. He was
a Norwegian. aged 81 wears. ana leaves widow.
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Death Ernm Mnrnhina

TACOMA, June 5.-James Heller, walter, died
yesterday from an overdose of morphine. but
whether Intentional or accidental is not known
Deceased had been on a spree and returned to
is a confirmed hypO iiend, was with MIN at The
time, but did not call a physician until too late.
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Fire at Calistoga.

CALIsToGA, June A steam -four MILL with
Its contents the property OF S. p. Sherwood, and
the umber-yard, etc., belonging to Ii. E. Cyrus,
adjoining, were entirely destroyed by fire here
to-day. Mr.. Sherwood estimates his loss at
$4,000 and Mr.. Cyrus his at $1,000 with no in
surance The Fire Department averted disas-
trOus eoDfapraItOn
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YACHTING Party at Santa crr.

SANTA CRUZ, June 5.-The yacht Lurline ar
rived here at Z o'clock this evening, eleven hours
from San Francisco, with AdoIph Spreckels,
Chris Smith, W. II. hruse, Captain Ma;son, Cap-
tain Swensen, Captain GOodall aud Grove r.
Ayres aboard. They will remain week.
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The Tilden VIII

NEW YORK, June 5.-Judge Beach has signed
the findings in the Iilden will case, declaring
the bequest 10 the Tilden trust Illegal and void.
and gives judgment In favor of Colonel George
Ii. Tiden, The plaintin. Judge Beach directs
the executors 10 account for the resid estate
and distribute it among plaintiff anu other heirs.
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AN ELOPENIENT.

Fresno Heiress Departs With the Foreman
of Her Fathers eyard.
FRESNO, June 5.-Lizzie Cogan, daughter OF
Captain Cogan of the Pacific whaling fleet has
eloped with Harvey NJ. Calderwood, foreman on
her fathers vineyard She is the only and
prospective Belfess TO S300,0 900 OF property In
bosi0n. her father lett January last for the
Arctic seas on what he expects TO be his last
voyage, but before going forbid Calderwood WIS.,
itiuR the house.
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En.nm Rnnnr

LONDON, June 5.-The Royal stakes were won
by Iddeslelgh, Scyeecl Owl second, Jack o. Lam
tern third. The Surrey Breeders Foal stakes
were won by Mardi Gras, Lady Primrose second,
Sheldrake third. The EPSON Grand irize was
won by 81. Serf Ornatus second, Ben third.
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Furniture- Workers.

Furniture-workers' Union 20 donated s25
TO the locked-out building trades OF Portland,
Oregon, and S25 10 the striking iron-molders.
IL was also decided TO iDaugurate a blacklist Of
all expelled members. Business In the trade Is
IepOrted as good.
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A CHINESE PLOT.
Tn, Rescuer of Female Save in Danger CT
Being Hurder d

Being murder d.
NEW YORK. June 6.-A united effort Will be
made by the Chinese shareholders here 10 get
rid Of the rescuer and principal witness in the
case OF the young Chinese slave girl, Suen Yee.
This individual IS Wong Chin Foo. who can
be seen walking the streets OF Chinatown
only when guarded by two American friends.
He says lie is accustomed 10 plots against his
life. He once rescued twenty-four girl slaves in
San Francisco and reward was offered for his
head by slave dealers. Wong was twice mObbed
and once nearly killed, and does not propose to
be frightened by threats.
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TWO MEN DROWNED.

L0st WnlIe Endeavorlng to Save the Lie Of a
Fellow-Workmau.
SALT LAKE, June 5.-Advices from Ashley
Lake, Utah, says the high water caused
much trouble In that vicinity, and men
constantly employed on the leyees
endeavOred TO cross newly filled break on horse
back and was washed into the rayine, but was
rescued after a severe struggle. Two young
workmen who tried to rescue him were drowned,
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Ontario Elecfinns

TORONTO, June 5.-Tne general elections for
the province OF Ontario took place TODAY. The
MOwat Administration has been sustained by a
large and Increased majority.
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
arliament Formally Opened by the Earl Of

FafIIament FoTmaIIy Upened BY the Earl OF
Kintore.
ADELAIDE South Australia), June 5.-The
Earl OF Kinrore, the Governor OF the Colony,
opened Parliament to-day. He congratulated
the members upon the growth OF Australian
unity. He announced that the budget showed a
surplus and that new loan would not be needed,
and asked that the duties be remltted on tea, cof-
Zee, sugar, cocoa and Kerosene. The railway
from Port Darwin 10 Pine Creek Is completed
and bill would be introduced for the extension
of the transcontinental railway as far as the Nc.
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A Nihilist Ralaaaaa

PARIS. June 5.-Mlle. Te0doroyIpe the Mill
ist who recently escaped from Siberia ana who
was arrested upon her arrival In this city, has
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Silver in Russia

ST. PETERSBURG, June 5.-A silver lode
yielding 40 per cent pure metal has heen die.
covered IN the bed Of the river Dneister, South
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Fre,nn Residence Rnrned.

FRESNO. June 5.-The twO-story residence
with contents, belonging 10 7. r. Dunlap, In the
Belmont Addition, was destroyed by fire this
morning. The loss is $4,000. Is Insurance, $1,000.
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Ports Of Entry.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The House Commerce
Committee reported fav0rably bill to establish
ports OF entry at Mary Island. Wraneel Juneau
Kodiak, Sand Point and Oonalaska, in Alaska
Territory.
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brickyards In thsI State in this city, and as early
as 1851 built what is now the l. Q. Q. +. han,
one Of the first brick buildings IN this state. he
leaves widow and a sou. He was native OF
Connecticut. He was buried to-day by me
Masons, being the Oldest member OF tnat oiaer
here.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorizde
to have the same published.
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The Clarke Burglary Case.

WOODLAND, June 5.-The taking of testImonv
In the Clarke burglary case was concluded to.
day. The case, after being argued, will 20 to
the jury tomorrow morning.
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Killed nv His Son.
A S.rika of sh;nwriphts.

HURON Is. Dak.l June Zach Hundley.
editor OF the Huron Herald, was shot and in
santly killed by his son tonight the result OF a
quarrel.
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Republican Caunus

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Republican
caucus Tonight considered election bnI. for
three hours, and adjourned until next Tuesday
night without action.
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so much impressed with their talent that he
has made them perpetual guests of the
panorama Of the Battle of Gettysburg, and
the boys have sung their songs and spoke
their pieces in the phonograph there.
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Selt.Defensa
p,ocuoprnc I'm.

BLoCKsBuRG, June 5.-George Davis was to-
day acquitted Of the killing OF George Whitton
on the plea OF self.defense.
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Electr!c Light and Water.

DIXON, June 5.-Ihe town was lighted by cleo
tricIty last night for the first time. The wafer
works was also completed yesterday and wafer
turned on. The citizens celebrated the event by
a grand ball in The Driving Park pavilion last
evening.
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urRMANN r. scuAIIMIOFFFL.

Hermann Frederick Scbaumloffel for twenty
five years connected with the Custom-houses of
Shanghai and Annoy. died March I'D In China.
lie has brother, William Schaumlolfel, living
10 this city.
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Arrived.
THURSDAY. June
Domestic Ports.

Stmr walla walla, Wallace 90 hours from Vic
tora etc; pass and mdse TO Goodall. Perkins 4 Co.
Stmr Emily. Roberts, 10 days from Coos Bay via
Macks Arch 50 hours; lumber to Golden Gate Lum-
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Pittsburgs, New Yorks and Bostons Win
Their Games.

CHICAGO, June 8. - Tie local Brotherhood
clubs errors in he eighth, aided by punching
OF hits by the Plttsburgs, gave the visitors to-
days game. Attendance 1900. Summary:
Chicagos gos.......................O o o . O. 9
Pittsburgs..... .......................0 U 9 ~-l2
Base hits-Chicagos II, Pittsburgs 13 Errors
Chicagos d, Pttsburgs 1. Batteries - Dwyer and
Boyle, Baldwin and Quinn. Umpres-Barnes and
Gaffney.
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Rain at Cleveland.
American Association.

CLEVELAND. June 5.-The league and BROTH
erhood games we've postponed Today owing to
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Tha GallnWs,
HOME MISSIONARIES.

PORTLAND June 5.-PellIo, an Indian, will be
hanged tomorrow. The United States authori-
ties at Washington refuse to interfere.
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Ten psaths Frnm Heat.

NEW YORK, June 5.-To-day's unusual heat
resulted In ten deaths from prostraton and sun
stroke. The record is unparalleled by any single
June day.
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LONDON, June 5.-The shIpwrights in the
yacht building yards at COwes, Isle Of Wight,
have struck.
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NO THREATS USED.
The St. George Bay D fticulty Laid Before the

BIltIsh Uomm0ns.
LONDON. June 5.-In the Commons to-day the
Foreign Secretary said that the Government had
Official adviees from Newfoundland stating that
there has been landing OF French armed
forces. The commander of the French ship re-
quesled the removal OF certain nets in 81. George
Bay, the request being justified. No threats had
been used.
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THE DoNAHUE ESTATE.
Litton Springs ard Other Property to Be Sold
by Auction

SANTA Rosa, June 5.-Peter j. MeGlynn and
j. f. Bergin, executors of the estate of the late J.
Mervyn Donahue, will sell at public auction here
Saturday, June 9Th, at IL o'clock, the famous
Litton Springs property. $50 acres, and a large
GuillicOs, number Of shares In the Athenaum
Theater Company here, aud number of farms
IN Sonoma County. 1t will be one of the largest
trains will be run from all points on the Donahue
road.
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FATALLY SHOT.

A Dying Man Declares His Wound Was Ac-
cidental
SALINAS, June 8. - Yesterday afternoon a
Swede named G. P. Crutli went TO the Sheriff's
nffice and reported that he had shot Stephen
p0lta accidentally. and wanted to give himself
uU, he believing the man would die, and asked
The officers to accompaBy him to The scene OF the
tragedy, which Is at the Gabilan Canyon, eleven
miles from here. The officers accompanied him
and found Drs. Richmond and Brumwell there
attending TO the mans wound. Tie dying mans
dnie-mOrtem statement was taken. He declared
that the shooting was purely accidental and said
he die not want Crutti arrested and in less than
i've minutes he was dead. Cfuttl was at once
turned lOOSe
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OBITU AIRY.

mrs. LAnsVry III.
LONDON, June o.-Mrs. Langtry Is suffering
from severe attack of pleurisy.
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FORT BRAGG-Saied June 5-Schr Golden Gate,
for san Francisco.
PORT TBLAKELEY-Arrived June 5-Ship Prus-
sia from San Diego.
Sailed June 5-Br bark Altcar, for sydney
Movemcnts of Transatlantic Steamers
NEW YORK-Arrived June 5-Stmr Wlesland,
from Hamburg; stmr Italy, from Liverpool.
LoNDON-Si,hte June 5-Stnrs Augusta Victo-
ria and City OF Berlin, from New YORK.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES June 5-Stmr Trave,
from New York for Bremen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-18
TEXAS GIRL ABROAD
Capri Women a Splendid Type OF
Physical WOmanhOOd.
Some OF Their Wonderful Feats Re-
Iated-Their Beauty Unexcelled.
Men Not a Necessity.
The Power OF the Priest Being Brokon-6oOd
Friday and Easter in the Beautiful
Island of Capri
corresrona.nce otthe Gazette.

Correspondence fthe Gazette.
CAPRI, April Capri proves that
men are not a necessity; that things
move along smoothly and happily with.
out them. Practically there are no men
In Capri. Most of them spend the
summer coral fishing on the coast of
Africa; only enough stay at home to
supply the island with FISH, and they are
gone all day. The women do the build
ing and digging and the gardening, as
well as the housekeeping and the nurs-
ing, and such fine, straight backed,
wefl-built, smooth-skinned, handsome
proved race of women they are! 1t
Is said that every house in Capri was
carried to its foundation on the heads
Of the women. If anyone ventured to
import a wheelbarrow it would be
KICKED INTO THE MEDITERRANEAN
before he could say Jack Robinson, and
no one who loved the Capri women would
offer them such an insult. Save them
labora Dear me! They don t want to be
saved labor. There is time enough in
Capri to do everything, and to laugh and
sing in the doing Of it. The glory of
Capri is the strength and the poise of her
women. On our first arrival at the wharf
We asked for "fachino. ''Voici une
faehina,p said the boatman, which
meant not porter but porteress. ana
he waved his hand toward a crowd of
fne-lookng women, with round rolls of
soft cloth on their heads. They ste pped
forward smiling. One took hold Of our
telescope bag, that 1 cannot stir, and
lifted ii on her head like feather. then,
without a hand TO steady It, walked off
with an elastic tread, that was delight
TO see. Four Of them can walk of this
way with piano. We had met with
come friends on the boat, and as we
walked up to til hotel together we looked
back to view the long procession of
brown skinned women following us,
each with parcel on her head. Last OF
all came little girl OF ten or twelve,
bearing @ heavy yHlise as lightly and
easily as any.
HAPPY, HANDSOME CAPRI WOMEN
compare them with other women OF
their GLASS in Americas women tied to
their stoves, strafninS every nerve to
raise their children above themselves.
Poor worn out creatures by the time they
are thirtyl The Capri woman works all
day, but out of doors chiefly; she lets
nature bring up the children; she never
hurries or worries, and she is happy all
day long; content shines In her dark
eyes. You do not wonder that artists
come here, marry Capri girl and settle
down to spend their fifes on the island.
One fsherman's daughter married a
: German officer, others even wear titles
now. Al old woman of sixty has the
reputation Of being the strangest woman
in the island. A big old Englishman
ones made q bet with friend that she
coul ID carry him from Anacapri 70 the
Marina, or port, distance OF some three
miles down hill. he sat down on the