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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-17
The Twentr-eigh,h District.

The Twenty-eighth Senatorial District
Republican Club met at Twenty-third and
Howard streets. Thomas ]. Parsons in the
chair. and T. Z. Kennedy acting as Secre-
tary George G. Parkinson, Samuel II.
Brown, ii. G. Somers, I. C. Maher and c.
Stagg. as the Committee on Permanent Or
ganlzation, reported the name of Thomas
j. Parsons as permanent President, and he
was confirmed by the club. A Committee
George D. Flack, John S. Eelis, NJ. j. Sulli-
van. Samuel AItken and j. Waite. Speeches
were made by President Parsons, S. II.
Brown, L. G. Maher and w. l.. Sanborn.
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THE DEMANps OF sHEEp-owNEns

The bill in fact increases the rates of duty on
al classes of wool Imported into this country.
1hese increases have been made principally
upon the demand of few large flock masters in
the State OF Ohio, and they Will be defended by
Ille majority upon the alleged ground that they
are Denehclal to the farmers of the country who
Is one OF our least important agricultural products
In point OF actual value, and by comparison with
others, even in the State of Ohio, 1t does not
amount TO more than per cent OF the total
value OF farm products in that State, from which
comes the most constant and urgent demand for
hlgh rates Of duty, and this Is still less In other
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-17
The Edison Exhibit.

MINNEAPoLIs, April 16.-Henry Willard
tonight offered to the Minneapolis Expo
stion the use of the Edison exhibit which
caused so much interest in the Worlds
Fair at Paris. The offer was accepted, and
next fall this famous exhibit will be placed
on exhibition In this city,
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Surrendered by His Bondsmen.

Z. W. Wheeler. who was arrested few
months ago and convicted of maintaining
lottery, was surrendered by one of his
bondsmen. Wheeler and partner named
Jones conducted an endowment scheme,
which the police courts pronounced lot
terry. He appealed the case and one of his
sureties, upon learning Of his intention to
leave the State caused his rearrest.
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Raleased From Prison.

CHICAGO, April 16.-Thomas Broderick,
the Burlington road engineer who was sent
to the Joliet Penitentiary for conspiracy to
destroy the cOmpany's property with dyna-
mite during the engineers strike of 1889,
was released to-day. He claims that Oscar
Neebe and Samuel Fielden, the Anarchists,
are treated with great cruelty by the prison
guards
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Oklahoma Prohibitiouists.

GUTHRIE Qnd. IT,, April 16-The Okla
homa Prohibitionists held a convention at
Guthrie to-day and drew up a declaration
of principles. They created an Executive
Campaign Committee aud indorsed woman
suffrage There were seventy-fve delegates,
but there is little chance for encouragement
for them in Oklahoma.
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Tidings of the Erin.

LONDON, April 16.-A bottle was found
off the Lizard yesterday containing card Of
Mr.. Woelke. New FORK, on which were the
words: The Erin has gone to the bottom
of the sea-"
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the past fiscal year undervalued in
voices showed an Importation of
woolen manufactures valued at S52,-
6S1,000. whereas the real mar
ket value was nearly 800, ,000, 600,
which was equivalent to the importation of
10000, 600 pounds of wool. The present
bill, it is argued, by increasing the duty on
fine woods, will transfer to this country fif-
teen to twenty million dollars in wooden
manufactures.
The average rate of the woolen goods
schedule proposed is 91.7S, against the pres
ent rate of 6715.
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Salt Lake Public Building

WASHINGTON, April 16.-The House Com
mittee on Public Buildings and Grounds
to-day agreed on the bill for public build
ing at Salt Lake City, amending the Senate
bill propriating S500,0O0 by substituting
S250,000. The report will probably be made
tomorrow,
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Canadian Fisheries.

OTTAWA, April 16.-The annual report
of the Fisheries Department shows yield
last year valued at Sl7.655, ,266 gain of
S256, 745 over the previous twelve months.
The gain for Britifl Columbia, owing to
the development of 4dle salmon-canning in
dustry is nearly 81, SOC, 600.
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AN INDIANS PREDICTION.
Heartless Palefaces to Be Swept Away by
Flood

DENVER, April 16.-Meat Axe, the big
Shoshone medicine man, has predicted a
disastrous food to occur in July. which, he
says, will wash out all the heartless pale
faces. He says that the visitation wi II be a
retribution for the unjust conduct of the
whites In confning the Indians on the
reservation. Runners have been sent all
over the reservation and to the Crows.
Cbeyennes and Sioux Indians to herald the
approaching calamity. A rush of Indians
to the Wind River Mountains Is antici-
pated. Meat Axe says that all the whites
and half-breeds will be drowned.
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sAventean Girls Killed-

ROME, April 16.-A fearful accident oc-
CURED to-day at Bergamo. The roof of a
weaying-mill, in which were 800 girls at
work, fell, and seventeen girls were killed.
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Prairie Fires in Wiscons n.

CHIPPEWA FALLS (Wis.), April 16-
Prairie fires have started in the vicinity,
and unless rain falls soon much damage
will be done. At Morey, eight miles dis
tant, all the farmers are fighting the fire to
save property. Ii is learned that destructive
fires are raging at other point. in Wisconsin.
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A DREADFUL TRAGEDY.

a Man browns His Children, Murders His Wife
and Commits Suicide.
PARIS, April 16.-Last week two chill
dren named Debarnot were found drowned
in the Central Canal near Macon.
Suspicion pointed toward the father, who
disappeared at the time. Yesterday
the man returned home and murdered
his wife with an AK and threw
their remaining child into the canal and
kept it under water until it was drowned.
He then completed the tragedy by blowing
out his own brains.
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rorrors,o,a Rohhsd

EAGLE PASS CTex.). April 16 = The col
ner-stone of the magnificent Federal build
ing in Piedras Negras was last night dis
lodged from its bed and the contents, con-
sisting of coins, plans and relics of many
kinds, were stolen. The outrage was done
by MeXlcans.
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Silk Cultura

WASHINGTON, April 16-Amos Adams,
representing the State of California. to-day
appeared before the House Committe of
Agriculture and delivered an address,
earnestly advocating Mr.. McKenna's bill
for the encouragement of silk culture in
California.
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r2SNo RHEuMATlz ABOUT ME !

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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-17
BILLIARD MATCH.

The Game Between Ives and Maggolio Won
by the Latter
CHICAGO, April 16.-The match game of
billiards for $500 side, 500 points, 14-inch
balk line, between Ives and Maggolio to-
night, was won by the latter by the follow
ing score: Maggolio 500, Ives $40; average,
Maggolio 10 5-33, Ives 1914.
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Drnwned on un,on-street Mharf

Thomas MeGrath. night watchman in the
American Sugar Refinery, reported to the
police last night that few minutes before
midnight man was drowned of Union
street Wharf. Inquiry was made at several
vessels lying in the neighborhood, but no
one was reported missing.
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feebly struggling along the Atlantic seaboard,
not even strong market for Europe.
| Even John 81 uart Mill, one OF the most distin-
| guished advocates OF laisser faire, admits that
a percentage duty is detensible. "in hopes, !"
mark the word, " of naturalizng foreign Indus
try In itself perfectly suitable to the circunl-
stances OF the country"
SUITABLE To THE CIRCUMSTANCES.
| The beet-sugar Industry Is not only suitable to
the circumstances OF the country, but OF all the
range of protective industries not one offers such
| brilliant prospects OF good. The bill protects,
and Justly protects, agricultural products. ana
consistency, denies protection TO an industry in
which the farmer is interested the most
THE ALvARADo FACTORY.
The expense account OF the beet-sugar factory
at Alvarado. Cal, for 1889, was Slo5,416 48.
| OF this amount SAL, 1893 so was paid directly 10
farmers for beets; S27 79o 90 directly for wages
| III The factory and salaries The other expenses,
such as limestone and fuel, went for wages paid
| indirectly 10 labor.
| Not only California but other States with not
| half her varied and rich resources can be dotted
! and embelliShed with beet-sugar factories. pay
| lug Ike relative amounts of their expenditures
| 10 farmers and dlfuslng prosperity everywhere.
Must an industry be able to supply the home
| consumption before 1t is entitled TO protection :?
dUu lie sugar Industry, IL is asserted, has not
done this.
OTHER INDUSTRIES PROTECTED.
Other Industries have not done this. Indus.
tries that have been protected IN every tariff
measure which has been enacted, and are pro-
tecled 10 the present BILL and Industries which.
Instead OF increasing, have decreased and are
decreasing, have received additional protection
from The bill presented by the majority of the
Committee, because such industries have de-
creased and are decreasing.
One OF the accusations against the present law
and one OF the accusations against the proposed
bill will be that 1t retains the duties levied for
war expenditures. Why? II sugar is TO be
placed on the free list II Will be puZZling 10
answer the why.
ALL OR NONE.
1t Is submitted then upon every principle upon
which protective duty can be applied to any
| American Industry, II must be applied TO sugar
| and upon every principle upon which a pro-
| iective duty can be denied to sugar IL must be
| denied 10 every other American industry. Pro-
lection must be universal or not al all. Ii must
| be national or not at all. The bill presented
gives bounty 10 silk cocOons and raw silk. II
is as Objectionable as bounty OH raw sugar
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-17

NEW YORK, April 16.-Bayard's tips on
the Elizabeth races for tomorrow are: First
race, Tipstaff or Meriden; second, Best Boy
or Emily Carter; third, Esau or Clay Stock
ton; fourth, Eclipse or Favora; fifth, Cliff
wood or Lisimony; sixth, Grab OF Grimaldl.
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Free Delivery Service.

WASHINGTON, April 16-The Postmaster
at San Bernardino has made application for
the establishment of free delivery service
at that place. The POstmaster-Ge to-
day ordered an inspector to go there to
make an investigation as to the need of
such a service,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-17
ORDERED TO ALASKA.
The Alert Going to Protect the Behring Sc
Seal Fisheries.

Inc AIsrI d0lng 70 Protect the behrlng Sea
Seal Fisheries.
WASHINGTON. April 16-The Star to-
night says: The United States steamship
Alert is being repaired and reftted at the
Mare Island Navy-yard, and it is the inten-
tion of the Navy Department to send her to
Alaska. so as to discourage the seal poach-
ers who now defy the law, pocket the
lrofits aud possess Behring Sea and the re-
gion round about. 1t is probable that the
poachers may not be disturbed for some
time to come, for it will take at least three
months TO get the Alert ready for the
northern cruise, and that may throw the ex-
pedition over until next spring or some
other spring.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-17
Arrested for a Spy.

BERLIN, April 16.-Professor Rarekel of
the University at Halle, who is on a scien-
tifc exploring expedition to Algeria, was
arrested as a spy. The German Consul
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-17
A Yillaua Threatansd.

PLEAsANTvILLE On. J.). April 16-A
forest fire is raging at Mckee City. small
town six miles north. If the wind does not
change the town will be destroyed Five
hundred acres of fine timber have been
burned.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-17
Parade OF Colnred MAn,

WASHINGTON, April 16.-The President
and Postmaster-General Wanamaker this
afternoon reviewed processi ion of several
thousand colured men who were parading
in celebration of the emancipation proc
lamatiun
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-17

PARIS, April 16.-President Carnot has
arrived at Aix-les-Bains. There was much
enthusiasm and a salute was fired.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-17
Disarmament of Eurone.

BERLIN, April 16.-The Volksblatt says
that the question of a general European
disarmament will be brought before the
Reichstag during the coming session.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-17

EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio, April 16.-Henry
Anderson (colored). one Of the principals in
the noted Rudert murder at Tarentum. Pa.
was arrested here this evening, after a chase
over the continent. His Identification is
complete.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-17
THE SOCIALISTS.

Locomotive Works Blown Up by Dynamite.
Riots and Robbsries.
BERLIN, April 16.-The locomotive works
of Johann Liebig Sc Co. have been de-
stroyed by dynamite. Socialist workmen
are suspected.
The Socialists of Braunsberg, East Prus-
sia, are rioting and rObbing the markets Of
provisions. They declare that this is only
the beginning of general revolution.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-17
Suit Withdrawn.

LONDON, April 16.-Captain O'Shea has
withdrawn his suit for divorce, in which
Parnell is correspondent.
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A FOkGER WANTED.
Rewards offered for the Detection of ]. NJ.
Shelter berger.

Shelter berger.
DoYLEsTowN Pa.), April 16. - Howard
j. Fries of Tacoma wired to-day that j. NJ.
Shellenberger, who is wanted here for nu-
merous forgeries, had fled from there.
Fries was wired 500 to start a
detective on his track, and the County
Commissioner offered an additional reward
of $1,000 for Shellenberger's capture, and so
wired the Chief of Police in San Francisco.
1t Is thought that Shellenberger is going to
Australia
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-17
A Paris Scandal.

PARIS, April 16.-The Comte and Com
tesse Maulmont have been arrested here
for embezzling eight thousand francs from
q charity fund
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THE WoRKING-GIRLs.
Interesting Papers on Pertinent Subjects
Read fore the Convention.

Read Blfore the Convention.
NEW YORK, April 16.-The Working
girls Societies Convention continued TO-
day. Some of the papers read were on the
Literary Element in Club Life" by Flor
ence b. Lockwood Of New York; 'Provi-
dent and Benefit Schemes" by Miss Shep-
herd of Boston; Every Sincere Things"
by Miss Clara S. Potter. Then Barnard,
Treasurer Of the Charity Organization So
ciety, made an address, advocating the es-
tablishment Of system of small savings
institutions. Miss Z. 5. Gardner of Boston
discussed "How to Make Resolve Clubs"
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EXCESSIVE DUTIES.
Decision in an Important Case Of Interest to
Importers.

Importers.
New YORK, April 16.-A jury In the
United States Circuit Court has rendered a
verdict in favor Of the importers in the case
of Ballin, Joseph &5 Co. vs.. ex-Collector Ma
none. The action was to recover from the
former Collector of this port an alleged ex-
cess of duty which plaintiffs, who are we'll
known importers, paid under protest upon
certain invoices Of worsted cloths. The
case was of wide interest to the trade, In
volving the question whether cloths I'M
ported should be classed as woolen fabrics
or manufactures of worsted.
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Contract Awarded.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-The Secretary
of the Navy has awarded the contract for
cement for the foundation of lighthouse
at Point Iona. Cal, to William Keale of
San Diego for 1915.
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SURRENDERED HIS SWORD.
McCaHa Temporarily Removed From Com
ma6.aa Of the Enterprise.

ma6a Of the Enterprise.
New YORK, April ,16[Commander Nc
Gala was formally arrested aid called
upon to surrender his sword by Rear-Ad-
mlral Baine this afternoon. McCalla was
also ordered to report before the court of
winch Rear-Admiral Harmony is President
tuesday morning next, at the navy-yard.
Admiral Baine also placed the Enterprise
IN command of Executive Officer Ingersoll
pending the trial of McCalla. The COM
mander was not visibly affected by the
procedure, which he had anticipated.
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The East Side Champion of Los Angeles
has been absorbed by the Exponent, and
the result will hereafter be known as the
weekly Citizen. +. j. Dyer and l.. S.
Ackerman are the publishers.
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UNNATURAL SONS.

A Nebraska Farmer and His Daughter Fa-
tally Beaten.
CHICAGO, April 16.-Three young men.
named Charlton. sons of an old farmer liy-
ing across the river from here, beat their
father and sister SO badly yesterday that
the girl has since died and the old man is
In precarious condition. The old man,
who was found by his neighbors, said the
crime was committed by his sons. The
boys have disappeared.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-21
Territorial Items,

. Watermelons are ripe in Phoenix
 Prescott will celebrate the 3d' 4th and 9th of July.
 A Mexican woman in Ncgales Arizona, has twenty-seven children.
 Secretary N. o. Murphy will de liver the opening address at the Phoenix fair.
 George W. Young is now on trial at Prescott for the murder of c. w. Beach,
 Chief Justice Gooding will de- liver the oration at Prescott on the Fourth of July.
 A fire at Prescott last Monday destroyed a house belonging to Guilford Hathaway.
 The Atlantic & Pacific railroad has paid S22,0O0 to the county of Yauapai on account of taxes.
 CONGRESS has passed the b.ll to reimburse Paymaster Wham, who was robbed in this territory last fall.
 Jeff Wilson, colored soldier, has been sentenced to death for the murder of another soldier at San Carlos.
 It is said that there are over 400 Chinamen in Sonora, Mexico, headed for this territory. Border officials are on the look out.
 0. R. Martindell has bean appointed deputy internal revenue collector for the northern district of Arizona by Levi A. Hughes.
 A shooting scrape at the Empire mill, near Kingman last Tuesday resulted in the killing of Ed. H. Jones and Presley Brown.
 The printing outfit formerly used in the publication of the Hoof and Horn at Prescott, has been tlken to Sydney, Maricopa county, to be used iu the publication of news paper in that town.
 Miss Mary Brush, who was drow ned in little duck pand near Globe City; on recent Sunday, was but b years old Sheriff Ryan lost his life while endeavoring to save hers. One A. B. Simmons, wIo
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-21
Sheen and Cattle Notes.

Albuquerque, N, M., will con struct stock yards.
 The St. Johns Herald says that cowboys are scarce in Apache county.
 Feeders are selling delivered at Flagstaff at from $l6 to SIS per head
 A light clip of improved Mexi- can wool sold in Las Vegas, N. M., recently for IF cents per pound.
 The St. John Herald says that no less than 25,000 head of cattle will be marketed from Apache county this year.
 c. D. Gardiner and his party of six men will drive nearly l5,000 wethers from this point to Free mont. Neb They will start in a week or ten days.
 Messrs. Thornton and Rogers, of Williams, shipped from this point 50O steers { Is cars) to Strong City, Kansas, last Sunday. They will be fed there until fall and then put on the market.
 0. D. Gardiner left yesterday afternoon for Holbrook where he will purchase another lot of mutton sheep which he will take with hls drive to Nebraska.
 Hon. s. s. Acker came back this week from Moencopie, where he bought 250 head of steers from Lot Smith, and we will gamble that these will be the finest steers ever marketed in Arizona.
 W. $. Head, of the We're, has arrived at Holbrook with 920 head of steers for T. J. Eaman. Mr. Eaman left last night for that place to superintend their shipment to Kansas.
 The following are the latest live stock quotations from Chicago: Cattle-Receipts, l6,000. Market duil, weak and lower. Reeves, S3.50@4.65; Texas steers S2.2O@ 3.9O; stocxers and feeders, S2.20@ 3.90. Sheep-Roceipts, 10000. Market steady. Muttons, S4@5.50; westerns and Texans, S3. 40@4.50.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY oF
 TOLEDO, { LUCAS COUNTY.

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 FRANK J. CHENEY.
 Sworn to before me and subscrib- ed In my presence, this 9th day of December, A. D. 1886.
 A. W. GLEASON,
 SEAL Notary Public.
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