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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25

GILRoY, Oct. 24.-Tnis was the third day
of the races. and there was a fine attendance
and good sport. The unfinished pacing race
yesterday was terminated by sixth heat
this afternoon, which was won by L B. The
second event, a 600 yards and repeat run
ming race, was won by Minerva. Best time,
3315 seconds. The last event was a trotting
race, mile heats, which was won by Mary
0. Best time, 2 :S3h. Tomorrow winds up
the meet
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0n the Warmth.

OTTAWA (Ont.), Oct. 24.-The Indians
about the Goat River district. British
Columbia, are threatening to exterminate
the whites who have gone into that country,
unless they are compensated for the
minerals taken from that district. The
latest advces state the Indians have gone
on the warpath. A detachment of mounted
police will be sent out to quell the uprising.
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A Disappointed Crowd.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-A great crowd
waited patiently about the Supreme Court
room all day to hear ex-President Cleve-
land argue the case of Peake against the
city of New Orleans. The case went over
until Monday, however, and Mr.. Cleveland
did not put in an appearance, much to the
disappointment of the crowd
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25

William w. Dudley before trial in his suit
for libel against the Press Publishing COM
pany and the World for damages for pub
fishing the famous "blocks of five" letter
In his opinion, Judge Daniels said: 1T is
evident that the plaintiff, when he visited
New FORK, had been actuated with an In
tent to avoid service of the order, and was
practically declining to obey the mandate OF
the court"
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The Missionary Alliance.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 24.-At to-day's session
of the American Interseminary Missionary
Alliance the reports from the different semi
naries were very encouraging, showing a
large increase In the number of graduates
who go to foreign and home missionary
fields every year.
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Dillon and O'Brien.

PARIS, Oct. 24-DiIlon and O'Brien, ac-
companied by Mrs. O'Brien. leave Paris to-
night by special steamer train for Havre,
where they will embark tomorrow morning
on the steamer La Champagne for New
York.
DUBLIN, Oct 24-The Tipperary sureties
Of Dillon and O'Briea sent a telegram to the
latter. wishing them godspeed and saying
they were proud to bear the responsibility
of their exploit
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been reported during the past few days;
among them is Bishop Jorgensen of San Pete
County, who is said to have seven Wives.
He has just returned from mission. He
was held to await the action of the Grand
Jury. Elder Mart Alfred was also arrested.
1t is asserted that he has just returned from
a mission. bringing two young women with
him.
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nnel with Cr1uhar.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Joseph Wood. So
years old, and Carl Barg, aged "a, fought a
duel this afternoon with crow bars in black
smith shop. The battle ended only when
both men sank to the ground with fractured
skulls. They were removed to the hospital
unconscious
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suauish American Railway Matters

WASHINGTON, Oct 24.-Ryan, Minister to
Mexico, telegraphs that Leandro Hernandez
has been appointed representative of the
Mexican Government on the Continental
Railway Commission, and is now on his way
to the United States. 1t is understood the
Nj eXican Government will appoint second
Commissioner at once.
The Secretary of State is informed by dis
patch from the Consul-General in Ecuador
that the Government OF that country has In
dorsed the project for an intercontinental
railway, and Will appoint Commissioner
and contribute its share toward the expense.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
Destructive Flood in Manzanillc-Very Shaky
Condition OF Afaira.

Destructive Food in ManZanillo-VeTy Shaky
Condition of Affaira.
New YORK, Oct. "a. "A Coli ma tele-
gram states that many bridges on the Co.
lima and Manzanilo Railroad have been
washed away by heavy floods, and that part
of Manzanillo has been destroyed and its
shipping much damaged by an overflow of
the river
Affairs in Central America are in a very
shaky condition, owing to the shooting of
Salvadorian prisoners in the late war by
Guatemala.
The telegram states that Miner has gone
to Salvador to endeavor to arrange matters
with Ezeta. The Mexican Minister was
asked to accompany him on the mission, but
refused.
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A Graat Tunnel Proiect.

OTTAWA, Oct. 24.-Owing to the success
full completion of the ST. Clair Railway tun-
mel, the Dominion Government has been
a ked to assist Senator Howland's project
for tunnel across the Straits of North
cumberland to Prince Edward Island. The
cost Of the work is estimated at S17, ,000, 600.
struct The tunnel il the Canadian Govern
ment guarantees 6 per cent interest ON the
bonds lOr one hundred years.
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M;re.owne,,, sudden naoth

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. pa. II. Harris, a
prominent Montana mine-owner, died very
uddenly at the West Hotel last night He
had ordered his supper sent to his rooin and
soon afterward was found dead In his chair.
1t is thought heart disease was the cause of
death. Harris has been spending large
part Of the summer in Minneapolis on busi-
ness connected with his mines.
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A Defiant Sultau

ZANZIBAR, Oct 24-The Sultan of Vitu
has refused to surrender to the British
authorities or afford redress for the recent
massacre, and, on the contrary, is actively
preparing for hostilites. Hundreds of ma
tiveS from the surrounding tribes are ad-
herring to his standard. Fighting is newt
able.
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SEQ 1oia National Park.

WASHINGTON Cd. c., Oct 24.-The regu-
lations governing the Sequoia National Park,
prepared by the Interior Department, are
similar to those framed for Yellowstone
Park. The discharge of firearms within the
reservation limits. the destruction of trees.
shrubbery or other natural beauties of the
park and the sale of intoxicating liquors is
strictly prohibited
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California Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Original invalid
Oliver P. Hurst. San Bernardino. Increase
Thomas Elphick. Bolinas; Lauren L. Hol-
land, Visalia. Reissue..and Increase-Ed-
ward Allen. Sutter Creek. Original widow
Amy A., widow Of Oliver 2. Hurst San Ber-
nardino.
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Washinp,on Races.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-To-day's races re-
suited as follows:
For three-year-old5 and upward. six fur
longs, BuSteed won, Watterson second,
GeEevieve third. Time. 10
For tive-year-olds, one mile, Ballyhoo
won, Mohican second, Mandolin colt third.
Time, :4S.
One mile and furlong, Vivid won, Tan
ner second. Prather third. Time, 2:02.
Three-year-olds and upward. six furongs,
ShOtover won, Rustic second, Cold Stream
third. Time, 1:l9h.
Steeplechase, about two miles, Mckenzie
won, Killarney second, Zangbar third
Time a NJ
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INDIAN INSTRUCTORS.
Permission Granted sters to Live Apart
From Other Teachers

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Archb ishop Ire
land of st. Paul, Mimi. Bishop Stanley of
South Dakota and Bishop McGolrick of
Duluth to-day had interviews with Secre-
tary Noble and Acting Indian Commissioner
Belt upon the subject OF Indian schools in
the Northwest. They requested that the
Sisters who had been conducting the st.
Mary's and the ST. johns schools for girls
on Turtle Mountain Reservation, and who
were employed as Government instructors
when those schools were discontinued by
Commissioner German, be permitted to pre-
serve their community seclusi0n. Secretary
Noble informed them that the SuperDtend-
ent of Indian Schools had already been in
structed to permit the Sisters to live apart
from the othe teachers
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Applicstion for Ex,radition Granted.

LONDON, Oct 24.-The hearing for the ex-
tradition of CASTINGS, The Swiss Radical ar
rested in London on the charge of having
killed Councillor Rossi at Bellinzona,
Switzerland, during the recent revolt, ended
to-day. The magistrate ordered that he be
eXtradited.
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A Count Charged With swindliug.

LONDON. Oct. 24.-Count Cognasso. who
was connected with the Italian expedition
to Abyssinia, has been arrested in Rome on
the charge Of having swindled his Govern
ment out of a large sum of money appropri-
ated for the support of the Italian establish
ment at MassoWal
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Pension Money,

WASHINGTON, Oct 24.-The Pension
Bureau to-day made requisition upon the
Treasury Department for $25. 600, 900 to meet
the payment of pensions under the act of
June q, 1890, as well as those under the old
laws, for the next two months.
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Ex-eueen Natalie and King Alsxnraer.

BELGRADE, Oct. 24,-Ex-Queen Natalie
has informed the Seryian Regents that, fail
ing of an immediate settlement regarding
the personal relations between herself and
her son, King Alexander, she will appeal 10
the Skupstcnina for satisfaction.
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Half-MiIe Record Lowered,

CAMBRIDGE CITY Qnd), Oct. 24.-The
stallion Nelson yesterday trotted the fastest
half-mIle on record. First quarter 32A sec
onds; second, 30A, the fastest quarter on
record, and making the half in l :02, or at
the rate OF enc mile in :O6
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A Dastardly Deed.

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 24.-Some miscreant
threw two stones through the Leland STAN
ford Jr. memorial window of st. Paul's Epis-
copal Church. The window was one of the
most beautiful and costly in the world and
was to have been unveiled with special serv-
icpS on Sunday
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scanaalous Rev,lat,ou. Promised.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-A correspondent
of the Herald says that the suit Of the
Alaska Commercial Company against the
North American Company for 100000 will
result in scandalouS revelations.
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Berserker's Tips.

New YORK, Oct 24.-FollowiDg are
Berserker's tips ON the Linden Park races :
First race, Eon OF Nellie Bly,; second, Ella
+ or Bush Bolt; third, Text or st. James !;
fourth. Can-Can or Riley; fifth. Ben Harri-
son or Pliny; sixth, Monsoon or Lakeview.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25
Protected African Railroad.

BERLIN, Oct 24-A number of capitalists
have promised to subscribe Is, 5,C00,O marks
to aid Baron Wissmann's project to con-
struct railway from Dar-es-Salaam. a sea-
port of Africa. twenty-five miles southeast
of Zanzibar, to Bagamoyo.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25
Death Firm Locliaw.

VICTORIA (B. CO., Oct. PA young man
named Locke, clerk to the captain on II. NJ.
). Daphne, who. few weeks ago was acci-
dentally Shot while out hunting, to-day
died from lockjaw brought on by the wounds
received at the time
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25
THROUGH A BRIDGE.

Fatal Railroad Accident to a Freight
Train.
DUBUQUE Qowa), Oct. PA portion OF
freight train No. 7, on the Illinois Central
Railroad, this evening went through a
bridge at Center Grove. The bridge was
being constructed to replace the old one,
and fifty men were working on and under it.
the fifteen-year-old son of the bridge watch
man, was killed, and five men-Dan Dough-
erty, Hugh Conhors, John Wolff, Miles
Winters andiJerry McGowan-seriously in
lured.
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spondent, has been set down for the middle
of November. A counter allegation will be
made against O'Shea by his wife. Parnell
has retained as counsel Sir Charles Russell
and Herbert II. Assuth, who defended him
before the Parnell Commission.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25

tlon, and The opera house was packed so
standing-room was scarce. Premiums will
not moi be awarded until tomorrow evening.
Inc races We're largely attended. The stock
parade was not large but very fine.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25
Postmastar Annointed.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Francis O'Hare
has been appointed fourth-cass Postmas-
ter at Apricot, Monterey County, Cal, vice
j. Thomas, resigned.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25

Professor Metschinkow, an eminent zoolo-
gist of Odessa, has gone to Paris to take
charge Of the Pasteur Institute there, under
the direction of its founder.
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Terrible sauall on the cosss.

SAN BERNARDINo, Oct A.-The event OF
the twenty-eighth district fair to-day was
the baby show, held at the opera house this
afternoon There were 110 babies on exhibi-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25

LEBANON, Oct. 25-W. B. Hyers, who
yesterday killed his wife. hanged himself In
Jail last night. When incarcerated he eX-
pressed great fear of lynching.
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SHOT DOWN.

Z Party of Poles Fired Upon by Russian
Frontier Guard.
WARSAW, Oct. ga party Of 800 Poles.
v bile att mpting 10 reach Prussian territory
tr-day with the intention of emigrating to
L aziI, we're fired upon by the Russian
frontier guard. when an order to return lad
been disobeyed by the Poles. Six men, two
women and one child were killed
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25

A football game between Yale and Wes-
leyan recently was umpired by sen of ex-
Secretary Bayard and refereed by son Of
Secretary o t State Blaine.
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La.A OF a stea,n.p prelger.

New YORK, Oct. 25.-The steam-dredge
Count de Lesseps sank about week ago.
during rough weather. while on the way
ffom Colon to Greytown.
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WITHOUT RESULT.
Conference Over the Site for San Frarcisco's
Puhlic Building.

Public Building.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2f-Secretary Win
dom, Attorney General Miller and Post
master-General Wanamaker. who are
specially charged by law with the selection
of suitable site for public building at San
Francisco, had a conference on the subject at
the Treasury Department this afternoon.
The report of the special agent of the Treas
ury and all other documents bearing on the
subject were fully considered, but no con-
clusiOn was reached
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ELY (Nev.), Oct. 24.-Hank Paris, who
killed P. G. Thompson in Phoebe last Sep
lember, was found guilty of murder to-day
and was sentenced to hang December 18Th.
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The Australian S rikes.

SYDNEY, Oct 24.-1he miners at the Litll-
gew collerles will resume work on Monday
lhelr action is regarded as a death blow to
the extensive strikes throughout Australia.
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The Blocks of Fiysn Letter.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The general term
OF the supreme Corn has refused to vacate
the order foG the examination of Colonel
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LONDON, Oct 24.-The trial of the divorce
suit brought by Captain O'Shea against his
wife, in which Parnell is namtd core
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W. G. 7. U

STOCKTON, Oct. 24.-The eleventh annual
convention of the w. G. T. U. is still in
session
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Frepch Bishcn, and the Goverrm.nt

French blsaops ana the Government.
ROME, Oct 24.-The Pope has instructed
the French Bishops to avoid conflict with
the French Government
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Cuticura Remedies

Parents do you realize how your little suffer.
when their tender skins are literally on fire with
itching burning scaly and biotched skin and scalp
diseases To know that a single application of the
CUTICURA REMEDIES Will often afford instant ro-
lief, permit rest and sleep, and point to permanent
and economical because so speedy cure, and not
to use them. without a moments delay, Is TO be
guilty OF positive inhumanity. No greater legacy
can be bestowed upon child than a clear skin and
pure blood. CUTICURA REMEDIES are absolutely
pure, aud may be used from infancy to age, from
pimpes to scrofula
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Arrest Of Mormons.

SALT LAKE, Oct. 24.-Several arrests Of
Mormops for unlawful cohabitation have
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25
Govsrnor Noble,s cona;tion.

NEW YORK, Oct 2i.-It is reported that
the condition of Ex-Governor Noble of Wis
cOnsiu is very critical
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-25

DEMOCRATIC MEETINa.-Hon. T. j. Clunie
will speak at Metropolitan. Iroquols Club.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcURA, soc; Soar,
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The evening world., 1890-04-03

act Of Humpty Dumpty" at the Lee Ave.
nue. Academy are OF first-clsss order.
Miss May Waldron. who was the original
Lady Mary ia The Henrietta, Is doing
the best work Of her career a. the Widow
Opdyke in the same comedy at the Amphion.
The scene showing the Interior Of q gro
Gerry store lp " Peck's Bad Boy, > at Jacobs
BROOKLYN Theatre, is an Ingenious piece OF
stage setting.
There are three remarkably clever aero
bats at Zipp's Casino this week who haven't
spoken word 90 each other during the en-.
RaGement. Their relations, however, are
most cordial. They are monkeys.
A wellwritten character song. sung by
Lizzie Derous DAILY, in which she gives
-four very clever limitations. is one OF tho
iSatures of . Upside Down at the Grand
Opera House.
Something OF novelty during the forth
coming engagement Of Rosina Nokcs at the
l,ee Avenue Academy, will be the introdu.
uok OF Corsican dance in the new comedy,
" Corsican Vendetta
Sprightly Georpie DENIM will assume the
ti'le role in 'Nadiv," which Aronsons a
Comic Opera Company will sing for tho only
time this week at the Park Theatre this
evening. "Erminie will run out the en-
gagement, beginning tomorrow evening.
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fact to face with the woman Herbert was
said to have so cruelty wronged.
Lefty was only q woman after all, ana just
for ore wee moment. amid all her grief and
pain. there was : sense OF relief that this
woman vas not her superior-either in APP
peArAnce or manner.
Lefty hesitated second. and then sum
moning all her courage, said. " Miss
HelshAm, I am Lefty Klein.
Magg,es face hushed hotly. This, then,
was the GIri who . happiness she was trying
TO ruin. She Lsrdly knew what to say. but
she muttered, "lndeed!'
Then ali IhAt Mas m Lettys oyerchaTged
little heart burst forth. She told Miss Hell
sham Of the anonymous letter. She showed
IL to her aud then she begged her to say if
It was true.
"Aud il it -" said Maggie.
"IfIt Is, ] pity you from my heart. and.
though it kills me, ! will do all can to
make the man who has Rronged you do you
justice
Poor Lefty only spoke little thsatrically
because It Vas the language OF her every
day life. Ths words came IRON her heart.
and every one OF them csusel her a throb Of
agony.
Maggie Helshom's better nature VAS moved
by the spectacle OF this beautiful girl stand
ing there her champion, sacrificing herself
and al that was dearest TO her in life for the
sake Of q woman she had never seen before.
She Was nos particularly emotional. but the
tears came into her eyes As she answered;
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ELOQUEAGE AND TERRAPIA
Reverdy Johnson's Success in
Enchanting Lord Brough-
ANS Attention.
Graphic Deiineation OF tho Terra
pins Progress from the
Mud to the Table.

Reverdy Johnson was one OF the few
men thnt ever made Lord Broughnm
listen with any degree of genuine inter-
est, saws tho Boston Globe. His lord.
ships companions have complained that
whenever he was not talking he was
thinking of something 10 talk about.
II was at dinner given by the great
Marylander in London that he caught the
elusive attention of the self-absorbed
Earl. They had got down TO cauvas. back
ducks, brought from the fnr-away home
of the host, aud the joy Of the guests was
exquisite.
Brougham vowed that not another dis b
in the world should ever be thought Of In
the same moment with canvas-back ducks
from Chesapeake Bay. He ventured to
say to johnson that he doubted not ihnt
they were now enjoying the fairest prod
ucts of the States.
Oh, mo-" answered the proud Amer.
ican. 1--WE have something far superior
to tina, which have spread before you
tonight"
His lordship wns as,oundod. and in.
quired, What might that he 7"
Chesapeake terrnpin," answered Mr..
He saw then that ho had stirred the
curiosity OF his company, and 70 ho pro.
cecded to crafty It under the rare inspira-
ton of Lord Broughani's attentiveness.
In graz hic speech he went down into the
mud for the h bernating quadruped,
washed its shell and then boiled it,
He pictured with blood -curdling vivid.
ness the way tho terrnpin would respond
10 the constantly increasing temperature
of the water by stretching forth itR long.
ugly head. and searching. seemingly, for
some means of escape. Next the listen
ing guests saw the she'll float off. and the
scalding process begin in deadly earnest.
Then the cook i'll the lively picture
deity removed the claws and the gall,
which disposed OF half the bulk In tho
pot. The precious remainder next en-.
tered upon the stewing process in an
other vessel. At last the terrspn. re-
duced to sweet strings and juicy parti-
cles, wns turned into great chatting dish
and carried to the dining-room. where
the waiting company saw II placed before
the hostess, In an old-time lace cap and
wonderfully embroidered apron.
The little lamp beneath the dish was
then lighted. In few moments the
guardian angel began the seasoning. with
sprinkle Of this, dash of that and q
generous pour Of some venerable
Madeira.
About this time the English lips
smacked, and Lord Brougham, who had
listened eagerly. exclaimed: " That is
eloQuence!"