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FOR MAYOR.

There are two men before the people for
the Office of Mayor either of whom would be
acceptable to the masses of voters. Person
ally there would not be much choice between
Sanderson and Mcdonald. Both are men
of character, experience and high standing
in the community Mr.. SandersOn ought
naturally to poll the bulk of the Republican
vote, and Mr.. Mcdonald will run ahead Of
his party. Mr.. Goad, on the Buckley ticket,
will doubtless receive nearly his party vote.
There is an independent candidate in the field
who expects to receive from 1900 to $4,000
votes. Ifhe gets the latter number, nearly
equal division of the remaining vote will render
probable the election Of the independent
candidate. The tutal city vote in round
numbers will be $4,000. 7 aking 1900 for
the independent candidate, there will remain
81. GOO to be divided among Sanderson, Nc
Donald and Goad. One-third of $1,000 is
less than 12,000 OF course it is not to be
presumed that the three will divide the 3D.
900 votes equally between them. The Re
publicans expect to poll more than $1,000
for their State ticket, and nearly the same
for their municipal ticket, excepting the
Mayor. whose vote will be dim inished by
the 0'DOnnell vote. Precisely in what pro-
portion O'Donnell will draw from the other
tickets is the unknown quantity in the
municipal problem. These figures, which
we do not offer as close estimates, serve to
snow that Republicans should work and
vote for their nominee for Mayor. There
would, in our opinion. be no question of
his election if there were but three candi-
dates in the field. But with four, one of
whom draws much of his strength from the
Republican party, there is a possibility of
his defeat. Such a catastrophe may be
averted by good management of the Repub-
Iican canvass
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THE CALI,s CALENDAR.
DECEIVING VOTERS.

\ singular state of things is developed in
san Franci 60 as the time draws toward the
day Of election for municipal and State Off
GERS Markham, The Republican candidate
for Governor, is accused dayafter day of hav-
ing been interested financially in a mining cor
poration which employed some Chinese, al
though tie statement is strenueusly denied.
The newspaper which makes the accusation
is run By the HearstS-father and Sun-both
Of whom, we believe, have employed Chi
csc almost continuously. Singular. is it
not? Senator Hearst is doubtless quite hon
st in believing 1t is ap outrage for person
to be a candidate on a Republican ticket
who It is even alleged has owned mining
shares in company with men who are ac-
cused of having employed Chinese. 1t is
LothinE, however, for this Senator to en-
ploy Chinese personally. So with the
younger Hearst. Again, we are assured that
Mr.. Pond, Buckley's candidate for Governor,
may employ as many Chinese as he pleases,
and it is all very well with those persons who
viii Y1te for him. Is it not singular what
shifts are resorted to to place Buckley's
niui1ns again in office. The people vote for
candidates for the Legislature who cry
loudly against the employment of Chinese,
hut the moment they obtain their positions
in the Legislature they are ready to vote
for candidates for almost any Office who en-
plOy Chinese. The men who own and man
age the Examiner probably laugh in private
at the gudgeonS whom they expect to induce
10 vote Buekley's lambs into Office at the
coming election
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WHAT Will BE rae RESULT?

We copy the following paragraph in rela-
tion to taxes from the columns of con-
temporary in this city,
California has too much at stake In this cleo
tion to try any experiments. Immigration is held
back by Il variety OF causes, and just now the
foremost OF these is the high rate of State taxa
ton.
Taxation is double what it ought to be in
this city and State. The city is happily not
much in debt, which is owing to the policy
pursued before Buckley and his lambs OBJ
tanned control, by our citizens nominating
their own candidates and electing them.
Under Buekley's regime taxes have increased
in the city and the State. Nearly every
Office which will furnish any plumber in San
Francisco has been filled for some time past
by men who have tried to gets much money
as possible. There is no mistake on this
point. During tie last session Of the Legs
lature between three and four millions OF
dollars additional taxes were placed upon
the people. We say nearly every one knows
that this is the case, and they also know that
the plundering has been through the man
agement of 4 single boss. Can it be possible
that any considerable number of our citizens
will vote at the approaching election to con-
iinue this gang of plunderers in Office? We
own that we have considerable desire TO see
the result of the approaching election-to
see if the people will vote 10 continue the
disgraeeful system of plumber which has
been going on for some time past.
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ME. PONDS PLAIN STATEMENT.

When asked by a reporter Of a B uckley
pa er to deny the report that ne had bar
gained with Buckley for the San Jose no m
ination Mr.. Pond is said to have taken few
seconds reflection. At first he did not think
il worth willie TO make denial. He did not
want to take any more trouble in this cam
IA IN than was absolutely necessary. He
apparently had some doubts whether denial
would do any good. At last he braced up
sufficiently to declare that he had made no
bargain with Buckley. Mr.. Pond added
that there was no time during the sitting OF
the San Jose Convention when the San
Francisco delegation could have made a
combination to defeat him. The first point
in &r. Ponds statement involves a fact of
which he is master: he knows whether or
not lie made bargain with Buckley. We
may admit that Mr.. Pond states the abso-
lutte fact-that there was no bargain in the
commercial sense of the term. The second
point involves a matter of opinion. Mr..
Pond thinks the San Francisco delegation
could moi have defeated him; other we'll
informed men think that it could. They
think that Buckley could have nominated
either 1T English or Mr.. Coleman if he had
wished 10 DO so. The brother of candidate
English was quite positive on that point
when he detected the hand Of Buckley pull
ing the wires that nominated Pond. 1t
should be remembered that Buckley and
Pond have been in a sense political partners
for wears. Mr. Pond has twice been nom
mated for Mayor of San Francisco and
twice elected while Buckley has had COM
plete control of the party The fact of his
control has been demonstrated in his selec-
tons of candidates for the Office of Super
visor While holding the power to nominate
Supervisors, Buckley nominated Pond for
Mayor. During this long course of political
partnership personal relations may have
grown up which rendered bargains unneces-
sarY. There is one thing the public may
bear in mind. Bargain or no bargain, Mr..
Buckley did not permit the nomination of a
candidate for Governor whom he believed to
be inimica to himself. There is no evidence
that Buckley opposed the nomination OF
Pond, as he certainly would if he had not
considered the nomination of Pond as good
for him as any that could be made. When
the nominations were made at San Jose
Buckley expected 10 elect the State ticket
He did not foresee the uprising that has
since taken place in this city and elsewhere.
He might have permitted the nomination of
personal antagonist if he had expected de-
feat, but he certainly would not have aided
in the nomination of personal antagonist
while he expected 10 elect his ticket. While
Buckley remains the head of the Demo-
cratic party it makes little difference what
kind of men he puts in to do the work. The
kind OF men who might declare their indie
peadence of Buckley while in Office will not
obtain nomination at his hands,
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THEY WANT BLAINE.

Falling TO develop leaders of their own,
Tie Democrats are reaching out for leaders
from the other side. The pertinacity with
which they have claimed Mr.. Blaine since
he suggested his reciprocity amendment 10
the Mckinley tariff bill indicates a dearth
Of men of real ability in their own ranks.
Mr. Blaine himself does not seem to know
what he has done to make him SO acceptable
TO his old-tinie opponents. His reciprocity
suggestion was simply proposition to OBJ
tain free foreign markets for certain of our
products In return for free market for
Such of their products as we are obliged to
import The principal foreign product
mentioned is sugar, which in its raw state is
admitted free under the Mckinley bill
There is a long distance between such
reciprocity as Mr.. Blaine suggested and the
admission free of products which we can
supply at home. In time we will be able to
produce our own sugar, but at present we
are importing the bulk of it.
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causes which keep people from coming to
this State would look for remedy through
the action of parties. The party which is
clearly responsible for the present high rate
of State taxation should give way for one
whose record is better But the Alta pro-
ceeds to argue that the party which has i'm
posed the highest rate Of taxation the State
has ever known shall be continued in power
1t is a noteworthy fact also that while all
the Buckley organs are now eXJolling the
virtues of a low rate of State taxation they
are bitterly opposed to a limit on taxation in
this city. A reasonable inference is that
the low rate of State taxation promised is
for its effect upon voters who are exasper-
ated at the rate imposed by the last Buckley
Legislature.
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PREDICTToNs.
SIGNAL SERVICE. U. S. Army, !
DIVISION o. THE PACIFIC, 7

SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s. ARMY, !
DIVISION o. THE PACIFIC,
san FRANCISCO Oct. 81, 1892 +. NJ
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer is highest in Northern Nevada and
is lowest IL southern California and Washington;
lie temperature has generally risen in all districts
Rain Ia. fallen in oregon and Washington. The
following rainfalS have been reported during the
rast twenty-,our hours: Fort Candy, 0.04 of
inch: Olympia. O.O4; Spokane Falls. 0.04 The
storm of the Washington coast has moved slowly
eastward and is now central north of Washington;
in this position the storm gives rise to southerly
winds throughout Oregon and Washington, which
are brisk TO high on the Washington coast
recsst Till p. Nj. "Wednesday.
For Northern CaIiCornia-Fair weather; variable
winds, generally westerly nearly stationary temper
allure, eSecp; cooler at San Francisco, Red Bluff,
Sacramento and Carson City.
For Southern Caiifornia-Fair weather; north TO
west winds; cooler.
Fer Oregon-Fsir weather in the southern por-
ton: local rains in the northern portion; winds
generally suutherIy; cooler in the northwestern
portion; stationary temperature in the southeastern
portion.
For washington-Local rains; south to west
winds; cooler in the western portion; nearly
tionary temperature in the eastern portion.
JOHN =. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps in CHARGE.
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5s5 Montgomery street, near Clay, open until II
o,cIock p. NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near Kearny open until u O'Clock midnight;
83s Hayes street, open until $3.50 o'clock; COS
larkin street. open until 80 o'clock; ISIS Mission
street, open until 3 O'Clock p ", and 116 Ninth
efreet oaeO until q-SU p NJ
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DAILY CALL Gncluding sundays So per year by
mail postpaid: 10 cents per week, or IS cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
i've copies, three months, ST. 20. SUNDAY CALL
twelve pagesl 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and W EEKLY CALL, 81 so per year, post
paid WEEKLY CALL eight pages), 81 20 per year,
postpaid { ubs of ten (sent to one address,, $40.
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The Alta says: immigration is held
back by variety of causes, and just now
the foremost OF these is the high rate of
State taxation" One would naturally ex-
pect that journal which sees so clearly the
The morning call., 1890-10-22

POSTPONED AGAIN.-Tbe examination OF
Adolph JORDAN, who recently killed hiswife and
then attempted suicide, was again pos poned by
Police Judge Joachimsen Yesterday for the rea-
son that the defendants attorney is at his home
In Marin County. electioneering.
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MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP" has been
used Fifty Years by mothers for their children
Willie JeetbiEg With perfect success. 1t soothes
the child, softens the Gums. alays all Pain.
Wind Conc, regulates the bowels and is the best
remedy Tor Diarrhma, whether arising from teeth
ing otler causes and is for sale by Druggists in
every part OF the world. BE and ask for Mrs.
Winsow's Soothing Syrup Twenty-Five cents
bottle
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J.F CUTTERS OLD BOURBON This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all hrst.class druggists and
gIoeers. Trade maTk-star within a shield.
The morning call., 1890-10-22

Paul Detouede, who in yesterdays duel al
lowed Reinach TO take a shot at HIM Without re-
turning the ire, IS widely known through his
poems Inspired by the Franc0-German War. He
played prominent part in the Boulanglst agita-
lion as Chairman of the Patriotic League and as
an advocate OF "Ja Reyanchen
The morning call., 1890-10-22

ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.-E. S. Terrence and
Frank James. both of Kansas, have been ad-
mitIed To practice before the bar Of the Supreme
Count, sitting at Los Angeles.
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The testimonials published in behalf of Hoods
Sarsaparilla all honest straightforward state
ments, given and signed by the people themselves
and nearly all entirely unsolicited
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FOR THROAT TROUBLES AND COUGHS. use
''BropHS Bronchial 7roches." They possess real
The morning call., 1890-10-22

Wabash Tourist Excursions East Best scenery.
Best accommodations. For particulars address f.
Z. Shearer. MIR. 10 Montgomery St. s. Z.
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CALIFORNIA gIace fruits, soc ID. Townsend's'
Visit Battle of GetIysbnrg, Market and Tenth

BILLS ALLowED.-The Board OF Harbor Com
missioners yesterday allowed bills amounting tC
S24G9 AZ.
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FADED hair RECEIVERS its youthful color and soft
ness by the of PARKER's HAIR BALsAa.
PARKER's GINGER Tonic cures inward palms.
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sITUATIoNs-CoNTINUED.


CIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO CHAMBER
" work; is competent Apply 6041a Mission St,
upstairs. oc21 2t$
YOU'VE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO DO
Il i light homework in small American family.
Please call 1913 Sixth ST. oc20 ot*
DESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL DESIRES
III situation to do upstairs work and plain sewing.
Address 81 Capp St. near rwenty-fourth. oc2O 3t*
COMPETENT MIDDLEAGED PERSON WISHES
" to keep house for gentleman would work in
hotela few hours day. IA Louisa, of fourth,2O 50
CITUATIoN WANTED BY SWEDISH GIRL; rs
~ hrst-cIass laundress; private family; city or
country; reference SOl Hyde ST. cor. Suffer. 20 80
CITUATIoN WANTED BY GOOD COOK AND
~ laundress to do general homework; city or
country Please call 3401a Third ST. oc2O 3t~
YOU'VE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION TO DO
cham6erwork. Please call 395 Eighth. go 3t*
I AIDES CAN ALWAYS FIND BEST HELP AT
u employment Office 705 Polk ST. oe16 IT'S
A WIDOW WISHES A SITUATION AS HOUSE
n keeper: no objection to children. Address
or call at 1l0$4 Turk st. ocl7 7t*
TN THE WARM BELT; FREER FROM FOG
L than any other portion of San Francisco; Lake
view: ocI tI
sITUATIONs-MALE.
MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL, STRICTLY
Nl temperate and reliable. wishes to get situation
In wholesale store or ONCE of any kind Address
r., Box So, CALL Branch once. oc22 IT'S
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IA ANTED = SITUATION AS FOREMAN OR
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CTrUATIoN WANTED by GERMAN COUPLE
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Young MAN WISHES SITUATION IN STORE
or ONCE; speaking French English. X. L.,
Box 3. this Office. oc22 3t~
j anything. Address German, Box So, CALL Branch
omee. oe22 St+
Young MAN WANTS A CHANCE TO LEARN
L the bar-tender's trade. Address G. Il. p Box 4,
this Office. oc22 3t*
NoUNG SCANDINAVIAN. 7 YEARS IN THE
/ country, aged %. having 2 years experience In
bookkeeping wishes situation of any kind in some
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or address Z. w, AZ sacramento ST. oc22 2t%
BARTENDER WANTS SITUATION. ADDRESS
u +. ID, box 4o9 oALL branch once. ocZZ Zt~
n ROCERY-CLERk FROM NEW YORK WANTS
" position Address Grocery, Box SO, CALL Branch
ONCE oc22 2ts
,,1,,,,. - =, ,,1,,-, =, 80, 800,
Il ton of any kind Address Work. Box So CALL
Branch ONCE. oc22 2t*
. : : = 49, = ~ . -
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lNOACHMAN-Bf A YOUNG FRESHMAN; E&-
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references. fuuiese n. d, DoA OF, lhiS ohce. .
|,ERMaN WISHES SITUATION AS COOK IN
" restaurant or coffee saloon or kitchen work or
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ST. OIL Seventh. It,
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THE MORNING GALL
Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in san FRANCISCO
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POLITICAL MEETINGS.

RSP The GilIeran Tub VIII Meet at Carr's
tf~S Hall, Friday evening, Oct oath. All the
members are requested to be present and all other
citizens wishing to join the club will please be
present on FRIDAY EVENING at 8 O'Clock sharp
BY order NJ. CURREN, President.
naDD Dtx
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PERSONALS.

NOTICE. FXPRESSMEN-S5 REWARD TO Elk
IN pressman who removed baggage from 1922
Howard Admission day. September 9th ahd
where delivered Address 23l Fifteenth street.
THOMAS HUGHES. IT.
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BEEcHAM's PILLS act like magic eak stomach
EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. pa suffer street.
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CLAIRyOYANTs.


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u
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
TCS57 Calf .rnis Lodge, No. I, II.
s~S and A. NJ, meets THIS (wEDNES- a
DAY) EVENING. october 22d, at 80 Y
O'Clock. Third degree. All master Masons/\YN
In good standing are invited. BY order of the
Master. Eltl GEORGE JOHNSON, Secretary.
EEP To the officers and MEM ,,Sgcsb.,
Es~S beers OF Oriental Rebekah Degree sG&E
Lodge, No. 80, /. o. o. F.-You here 49,
by notified to assemble in Prospect Hail. >SfTTsNS
New odd Fellows Building, THIS WEDNESDAY,
EVENING Mt 8 O'Clock. All members of the de-
gree are cordially invited to be present by order of
MARY NJ. EWING. n. q.
SOPHIA H HUTTON, Rec. Sec. sea If We
RI| To the officers and MEM ssxEs.sy..
Cs~c bers OF Templar Lodge No. II 1. s2sEGS<
q. o. F.@You are hereby notified to as =SxgS5SS-
sembe In Memorial Hall, New Odd Fell SssTFsRSS
lows building, cor. Seventh and Market sts.. THIS
"WEDNESDAY Evening, at $ O'Clock. BY order
OF the ~ e. llny2 We til L. WADHAM, Rec. Sec
TFP Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. ,S>.Allll1z
ne 1874. o. o. Humiliation WE'D SZyRG
NESDAY EVENING, october 22nd. 54<S<&E
Visiting brothers cordially invited. >S/InN>9
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G~S llS-Reguiar meeting THIS (wED-
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w. q. BROWN, w. n. ~"
T. +. BROWN, Secretary. 1t
IT, rcsdeIny Hall Thoroughly Eenoyat-
@>O ed: hall TO let reasonable. 927 Mission II I'm
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CIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO CHAMBET
VI work; is competent Apply 6O412 Mission st
uDstairs
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PARTNERS WANTED.

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MOTIONS OF STARS.
The Most Rapid Traveller Recorded In til
Stellar Catalogues.

The Most Rapid Traveller Recorded In the
Stellar Catalogues.
The stars are called "fxed," to distin.
| guish them from the planets or swan.
| derers," and because they have no evident
motion when compared with the sun, moon
| and planets. They retain apparently the
same relative position, and present the same
familiar forms. The Dipper may always be
seen in the north, Orion glows in the winter
sky, Vega looks down from the zenith on
| summer nights. The same consultations
are always found in the same places at the
same seasons of the year
The stars have a common apparent mo-
ton. The rotation of the earth on her axis
makes them appear to rise and set like the
sun, and the revolution of the earth i'm her
orbit makes them appear to rise four min
utes earlier every night. They have also
apparent motions due to alterations in the
direction of the earth's axis.
Besides their common apparent motion,
all the stars have what is called a proper,
or real motion. In some cases this actual
motion has become apparent; the stars,
whose places were accurately measured
hundreds of years ago, do not occupy the
same places at present, but seem to be drift
ing away.
The most rapid traveller in the whole
heavens is star of the seventh magnitude
in the Great Bear, known as No. 1,S3O in
GrOombridge's catalogue of the stars. 1t
moves about seven seconds of arc every
year, and is sometimes called "the runaway
star" The nearest star in the northern
heavens, G1 Cygni, of the sixth magnitude,
is rapid traveller. with drift of five and
two tenths seconds every year. The bright
star Arcturus is not drifting so rapidly, but
it has moved more than a degree-twice
the diameter of the sun-since the time of
Ptolemy.
Accurate measurement at sufficient inter
walls of time shows the change in position Of
the comparatively few stars whose real
motion has thus far been observed. But
the spectroscope Is the magician that re-
veals whether the star is approaching or re-
ceding from the earth, and the rate at
which it travels. Arcturus is rushing to-
ward US at the rate Of sixty miles second
Sirius is receding at the rate Of nineteen
miles second.
Our sun is star with a proper motion, and
is moving rapidly through space, taking the
planets with him. He is bound for point
In the constellation Hercules. Every hour
brings him twenty thousand miles nearer
the goal But the distance of Hercules is
SO inconceivably great that far more than
a million years must pass before the sun
can reach the boundary line of the constel-
lation.-Youth's Companion.