davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning call., 1890-04-13
Released but Jug sed Again.

PHILADELPHIA, April 12.-Giuseppe Carusi.
Count di Monlercole, was released from prison
to-day and Immediately rearrested on a charge
OF ciiminally llDellng the Countess (nee Virginia
knox). The Countess was not present at the
hearing being prostrated owing to u scurrilous
attack upon her character published by the
Count
The morning call., 1890-04-13
IN FLAMES.

a Large Amount of Valuable Property
Threatensd by Cincinnati Fire.
CINCINNATI, April 13.-The magnificent
brown tone front warehouse at Main and Front
streets is burning. A general alarm has gone in
The building is known as The Holloway" 1t
is full of offices aud cigar factories aud sur
rounded on all sides by large wholesale whisky
houses. The loss Will likely reach 100000. Ii
tile fire spreads 10 tie adjoining buildings. as Is
now threatened, the loss VIII be haif million.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
The EMPEROR'S
GRAND COUP.
An Alliance With Russia Com
monty Talked OF.
French Politicians Inclined 10 Believe
Such a Plan Probable.
h Report That CapriVi Will Dissolve the
ChanCelleTy as II Existed Under
Prince Bismarck.
Special by the California Associated Press

PARIS, April 12.-French politicians are in
clined 10 believe that Emperor William is pre-
pairing grand coup, by which an alliance with
Russia Will be brought about, involving. among
other things, tie settlement OF the vexed
Bulgarian question. Assurances to this effect
come from st. Petersburg and Vienna. The
impression Is further strengthened by the fact
that the Emperor will meet the Car on the
frontier ou the pretense of a hunting expedition.
Some politicians scout the Idea OF Russo
German alliance, declaring thSt Russia Will
never consent TO enter the triple alliance unless
the other high contracting parties are willing to
conform TO her wishes, which they consider
impossible.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
1.-THE MILLIONAIRE"

E Few Com edy-Drama to Be Presented in
W York by Dan Sully.
NEW YORK, April 12.-Dan Suy viii, at the
Grand Opera House. Monday night. present
THE Millionaire" new comedy-1rama by H..
Grattan DOnnely In which he will impersonate
James o. BrleD, sef-made capitalist and all
road magDate. The character Is formed upon
the lie Of money king OF tile Pacific slope. The
copy Is a good one. One OF the realistic features
will be The actual building OF great railway
upon the stage by a gang OF Italian laboreIs,
armed with picks aud shGyels.
The morning call., 1890-04-13

grown OF 1t this year, the effect Will be serious to
the cOtton-grOwiDg interests. The Shenffs OF
Desha. Marion and Ashley counties have wired
Governor Eagle saying no tents from the Fed
eral Governmrn Mt are needed.
NATCHEz. April 12.-The river is two inches
above the highest point and still rising. In Con-
cordla parish, La, the water from The Missls-
slppi River Is rising over the leyees aud rapidly
filling tile fields
The morning call., 1890-04-13

LONDON. Aprll ia dispatch from ST. Peters.
burg TO The Telegram says the recent rumors of
explosions Of dynamite at Gatschlna had their
origin in tile discovery of number Of bombs,
carefully packed in box for convenience in
travelling, iu the lodgings OF a strange young
man, WHO diSappedIed simultaneously with the
discovery. He has not since been seen,
The morning call., 1890-04-13
RnlaasAd m ParnIa

PARIS, ADril 12.-Max Meyer, the American,
who was arrested on suspicion of being a spy,
has been released on parole through The inter-
ventiOn OF Secretary of Legation Nignon. Meyer
claims that he prOmenaded near Fort Cornellles
for pleasure. The French authorities believe he
Is member OF the German Embassy.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
Acouitted On a Ch,roe ~ Mnrd.r

DENVER, April ia special from Colorado
Springs. just received, announces that In the
trial OF q. w. Hatch. charged with the murder
OF his uncle. near Flagler, in this Stale. about
year ago. Judge Campbell at IL: 40 o'clock this
afternoon instructed the jury TO bring In a YER
dict OF not guilty,
The morning call., 1890-04-13
Patti Ind sposed

NEW YORK, April 12.-Four thousand persons
who paid 10 hear Patti were disappointed this
afternoon, owing TO her indis position. he
money was returned at the box Office OF the Met
ropolitan Opera House, but hundreds who pat
rOnlZed the spectators were muIcted. Quite
element.
The morning call., 1890-04-13

TERRE HAUTE Qnd.1 April ia heavy Van
dala freight traiu co;llded with the Evansville
and Terre Haute freight train In this city this
morning. John Crosby OF Vaudalia an engineer,
was fatally hurt. The depot was wrecked ana
there was narrow escape of the ticket agent a
train dispatcher and many others
The morning call., 1890-04-13

1875. and was for years on duty in the CITY
Prison as prlsOn-keeper The confinement I'M
paired his health. He was a general favorite
eficient and attentive in his duties. His pension
Is SCI so month. Thomas Duff was appointed
an officer on May 3. 1878. He was shot in the
thigh by Albert Peterson. a CARR otter, In Janu-
ary, 1888, and after being wounded killed Peter
son. The wound brought on paraIysIs.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
snlandia Wr.,,I;n, n,r,

CINCINNATI, April ia wresting-match to-
night between CaIkeek ana Cannon for the
championship Of America and purse of $3.50
lasted two hours aud forty minutes Ii Is said
TO have been The finest wrestling bout ever seen
IN America, and II resulted In draw.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
Irish Eyictious.

DUBLIN. April 12-The work OF eviction has
been resumed. Bailifs attempted to execute
wrlts al ihe CoOlroe-InbYrne estate this morning,
but the evicTing party. although protected by the
police, were stoned or dis patch from Youghal
says that 40 evictions ON The Ponsonby estate
have been ordered
The morning call., 1890-04-13
CAPRIVPS PLAN.
Report That He Will Dissolve the Bismarck
Chancallerv

BERLIN April 12.-It is reported that Capriyi
will dissolve the Chancellery as 1t existed under
Bismarck, and entirely reorganize IT, making 1t
more coufoImable 10 The altered state Of rea-
lions which exist between 1t and the Emperor.
II VIII become more particularly ministerial
once, the Emperor having taken upon himself
much OF lis Initiative and executive powers.
Caprlvl Is 10 perfect harmony with the Emperor
Oh these points
The morning call., 1890-04-13
RnfnIn R,lI,. Trnnhlaa

BERLIN, April 12.-Owing to the stringent
laws of Germany regarding the Importation of
American cattle Buffalo Bin is having trouble in
bringing buffalOes over the frontier. Nate Sauls-
bury is here urging Minister Phelps to use his
influence al the Foreign ONCE, ana IL is possible
The Minister will succeed in getting the exception
made.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
Three Bodies Found.

found in the canal this morning, one being that
Of Patrick Cahill, well-to-do sOda-water manu-
facturer of Point ST. Charles. who disappeared
on St Patriek'S day.
Another was that Of Mr.. Jolly, who was lost
three weeks ago
Another was that of an old man not yet ident-
fed.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
A BARGE BURNED.
The Fate of the Crew Of the shenango q
Mystery

ERIE, April 12.-The steam barge Shenango
burned aud sank last night and the fate OF her
crew is unknown. A lie saving boat hailed the
crew, but got no answer. Tie vessel went down
i'll four fathOms OF water and no trace has been
discovered of tile crew. The Shenango was built
In Detroit three years ago and was owned by &.
ID. Waterman. She WAS S3S tons burden and
cost 5000 She had 10000 bushels of grain
for Buffalo
The morning call., 1890-04-13
The CITY Death Rate,

There were 152 deaths In The city during the
week. against 81 the same week OF last year.
The more fatal diseases we're; Consumption %,
pneumonia %, inantiOn and heart disease 10
each; conyulsiouS, cancer, bronchitis and
uI9mia, each; dlphthera. typhoid fever, en-
cephalltis. enIrltis 8 each.
The morning call., 1890-04-13

Frank Marino, who keeps bootblack- stand
on Howard street, near Fourth, has been arrested
on charge Of receiving stolen goods. lie pur-
chased palr of shoes Il ON boy WHO had stolen
them from a EOurlh. alreet Store.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
An Hungarian Crime.

vienna, April 12.-Arsenni Readussen has
confessed to having hired TWO peasants 10 mur-
der creditor at Temeswor, Hungary. The debt
was $40 forms. He freed himself OF this by pay
Ing nlnety-tiye forlns for the murder OF the
creditor
The morning call., 1890-04-13

PARIS, April 12.-Parent de Rosau has be-
queathed 100, ,ooof to The city of Paris on con-
dtion that his residence be converted Into an
memory.
The morning call., 1890-04-13

months, expecting to be called before the Com
mituee Of the House OF Commons having lie
matter In charge 10 aid in The preparation Of the
bill providing Tor iheir alleged needs No such
summons has come 10 them, and The neglect OF
Parliament to consider their demand has greatly
autonomy.
The morning call., 1890-04-13

Are parted In smile they disclose row of pearls
riyains in purity those which the diver brings up
from the bottom of the Persian Sea. What will best
preserve these gems of the mouth? SoZoDONT
the celebrated beautifer and preservative of the
teeth.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
A Foul Confession,

COPENHAGEN, April IA prominent soap
manufacturer of this city named Phipsen has
been arrested for completely in collecting fraud
ulent assurances. He has confessed that he
strangled clerk named Meyer. who has been
missing since JanHR-y 7th, and that he shipped
the body TO AmerIea IN packing case.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
o'sHEA DIVORCE SUIT.

Evidence That 1t Has Been Dropped From
the Docket.
LONDON, April 12-It would appear that Cap.
tain 0'Shea has Withdrawn his suit for divorce,
10 which lie made Farnel correspondent. The
number OF cases set down for trial at the next
Ieim of The Divorce Court, which begins Tues
day, Is 234, but the case Of 0'Shea vs.. 0'Shea
does not appear in The list. The friends OF Par
nell say tile political effect OF the suit has not
answered expectations, and it has accordingly
disappeared from the docket
The morning call., 1890-04-13
Held for Bribery.

Chue Sim was held TO answer before the Supe-
rior Court by Judge Joaehimsen yesterday on a
charge of bribery in having offered Police Officer
fixed al $1,000
The morning call., 1890-04-13
AN UNSETTLED BoARD.B1LL.
]. Van Arden, an Alleged Californian, Ar
r. sted in New York

r sted In New York.
NEW YORK, April 12.-Landlord Erlocker OF
city hotel complained In the Police Court to-day
that j. Van Arden who claims a residence In
California. had beaten him out of board-bill for
Sill 40. Van Arden lived at the hotel six weeks
and left without settling his bill. His excuse was
that he had money coming from California, but
the q ain was snOwbound in the storm that pre-
vailed at that time. ETlocker said it was his be-
lief that the defendant was a systematic hotel
beat. Van Arden pleaded that lie was willing to
pay II Ilme,was given him. The Judge decided
10 allow Van Arden twenty days In which to ar
range the matter. III lie fails he will send him TO
jail under the hotel act.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

The Waters Receding at Arkanias City-No
Cases of Suffering Rep p,rted.
LITTLE ROCK, April 12.-Partles arriving
from Arkansas City this morning report the
water subslding at that point, although trains
are not yet running into town. There are no
cases of actual suffering. generous contributions
from surrounding towns having afforded all the
relief where needed. The loss to property is
heavy and VIII aggregate thousands of dollars.
An extensive area OF farming land is rendered
unit for cultivation, and, should no crop be
The morning call., 1890-04-13
A Doub,e Tragedy

CHICAGO, April 12.-Daniei Malone aud
Thomas keefe were fatally shot this evening by
one Hofferbitt, who claims thai lie did not intend
TO shoot either, but that the bullets went wid as
he fired at some enemies Of his
The morning call., 1890-04-13
THE NAVY.

Final Acceptance Of the Cushing signed-The
Dispatch on Duty.
WASHINGTON April 12.-Secretary Tracy to-
day signed the final acceptance OF the torpedo
boat Gushing, recently built by Herreschoh for
The Government, and authorized the payment OF
$4,000 stu due the contractor.
Secretary Tracy has confidence In the United
States steamer DISPATCH, and was evidently not
badly shaken by his late experience on her when
she ran aground, for he took a party OF friends
down the river on her this afternoon.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
PATHS WELSH THEATER.

She Will Give Public Entertainments in aid
Of Charities.
NEW YORK, April 12.-Patti complains OF the
treat ment received in certain papers in San
Francisco because she subscribed only $50 for
Karl Formes' benefit She says of her tleaier at
her Welsh castle: "lt is private affair, and
generally only tenants and friends Will be ad-
mitted. shall get 1t licensed ana give public
perfoI finances In aid Of charities. That part Of
wales Is delightfully."- romantic but 1t would be
voled decidedly slow If IL were not for the dis
fractions that we get up ourselves. The excite
ment Incidental To rehearsals breaks tile mo-
nOtony OF country life. expect TO make It
profitable, too 10 the various charitable insIitu
uOns IN which am interested"
The morning call., 1890-04-13

THE POWER OF THE PoPE.-"The Temporal
Power OF the Pope" Will be the subject OF lee
ture this evening by Rev. Father Rooney o. p,
for the benefit OF the Children's Day Home, in
ST. Francis Church, on Vallejo street
The morning call., 1890-04-13
A SUCCESSFUL RAID.

Seizure Of Large Wildcat Distilery in Clay
County, Tenn.
NASHVILLE. April 12.-Deputy Sheriff Spurier
returned to-day aud reports that h@made a raid
upon wildcat dstlery in Clay County, which
he regards as quite an important one and he
largest he has ever seen. When he made the
raid the distlllery was IN full blast. copper
Sill of 1o7 gallons capacity, a cap aud worm
and 1900 gallons of beeri were found, ali Of
Which were DESTROYED.
The morning call., 1890-04-13

The Police Pension Commissioners retired. yes
terday on pensions Sergeant of Police Joseph
Melody aud Officer Thomas Duff. Sergeant
Melody was appointed on the force March 8,
The morning call., 1890-04-13
EMPEROR WILLIAM.

Medical Authorities Limit His Life or Sanity
to Ten Years.
BERLIN April l2.-Leading medical authori-
lies of England aud Germany give the German
Emperor only ten years Of life or sanity at the
outside. 1t is believed that his Majesty is aware
OF the short span OF existence 10 which he is
doomed and hence bis stern melancholy and his
anxious preparation OF the little Crown Prince
for the aIduous character of a boy Emperor,
which he Is likely To be called on to undertake.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
The Pool Tournament


NEW YORK, April 12.-De Orc won again to-
day In the pOOl-niatch with Manning The score
was De ORC 600. Manning 465.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
The Sig Da 3, Race

PIrTsBURG, April 1.-THE final score in the
six-day race is as follows: Herty, 653 miles
Hughes, $50; Moore, $50; NOremac, ATS
HOran 476.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
A MARK OF ESTEEM.
President Harrison Rewards Joseph Franci

President Harrison Rewards Joseph Francis
for His Invention.
WASHINGTON, April 12.-The President, in a
short speech to-day. presented 10 Joseph Fran
els the medal ordered by Congress III token OF
MS invention OF The life-saving car. A small au-
olence was present. This medal WAS the largest
aud contained mere gold ihan any medal ever
before given TO any man by the United States
Government The mold In which IL was east
cost 5000, and there was S762 worth OF gold In
the mementO. When finished IL cost $1,000.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
THE HOUSE.
The Waddill-Wise Election Contest Decided
in Rsvnr nf The Enrmer

in Favor Of the Former
WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE House to-day
resumed consideration of the contested election
case Of Waddill VS.. Wise, immediately aftel
reading the Journal. Wise, whose seat is being
contested. made long speech in his own de
Tense.
After further debate a voIe was taken and
Nise's seal declared vacant Then. by vote OF
134 to 120, waddlll was declared elected and
sworn In accordingly
The morning call., 1890-04-13
HoNoRs TO oALIFoRNIANs.

1IEpafatlons al rim TO Receive the Crack
Rife Team.
BERLIN. April 12.-When the twenty-two
picked rfemen from San Francisco who Will
participate In the great Schueizen festival In
June reach here, they VIII be treated hand.
somely. The Caiifofnians Will be escorted Inlo
Berlin by body OF cavalry aud infantry and
VIII be rendered dinner on July 4lh. The En-
peror taxes great interest 10 The approaching
festival.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
THE SAMOAN TREATY.
The Final Protocol Signed by the Three Con
frantinr- Pnrars

tracing Powers.
BERLIN, April 12.-The final protocol OF the
Samoa treaty was signed this afternoon at the
Foreign Office, the signers of the document being
Minister Phelps, the British ambassador, Sir Ed
ward Malet aud the German Imperial Foreign
Secretary, Marshal Won BreberStein Previous
10 signing each deposited a formal ratification
OF The tleaty.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
CHICAGO STOCK QUOTATIONS..

The Fight Between the Board of Trade and
Bucke;Shous
CHICAGO, April ia meeting OF the Board of
Trade Directors was held to-day TO devise plans
ana throw additional obstacles In the way OF the
bucket-shOps. Ii now looks as IL private wires
would have 10 60, although Schwartz ana Dupee
continue 10 send continuous quotations and post
figures on the blackboard. lie fight VIII pr0ba.
bly, be lOER and bitter,
The morning call., 1890-04-13

ACCIDENTAL ALARM.-Tbe alarm from fire.
box 13 at 9:15 O'Clock yesterday morning was
accidentally turned in by an employe, who was
testing an auxiliary fire alarm.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
THE CzAR WEAKENING.

The Movement in Favor Of a Constitution Finds
Many Adherents
BERLIN, April 12.-COurt advices from St.
Petersburg are that the movement in favor Of a
constitution finds adherents In the Cars circle.
Grand Duke Vladimir, the Cars brother, in
duced less by liberalism than by fears of reyO-
luton, heads the Ministerial section that is urg-
lug the Car 10 create a Parliament, consisting
OF representatives OF the nobility elected by
ZemtsvoS, with limited number OF delegates
elected by The towns. The Cars fepugnanee to
parllaments Is reported to be giving way under
the belief that the establishment OF Parliament
would put an end 10 the attempts on his life.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
Bandits Fxecntei

HAVANA, April 1.-Two bandits, who kid
naped SeuOr Alzola last year, were executed to-
day al Guanja.
The morning call., 1890-04-13
THREE MEN HURT.
A Party Of Journalists in Algiers Meet on
the Field of Hnnor

ALGIERs, April 12-An extraordinary combat
has taken place here between the members OF
the stats of two Republican organs, La Depeche
and LIE Radical. The two editors were matched
against each other. Two reporters Tor each
paper assisted. One OF the Depeche men was
wounded in the arm and Two Radical men IN the
breast, but none seriously
The morning call., 1890-04-13

Baldwin, the aeronaut, made 4 fine ascent yes
ierday from the corner OF Seventh avenue and ID
street and by the aid OF his parachute dropped
Into Golden Gate Park
The morning call., 1890-04-13
WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION.
Mrs. Harrison Receives Large Number Of
Callers

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Mrs. Harrison's aft
ernoon reception took place To-day at 8 O'clock.
People began TO form In line on The west walk
as early as O'Clock, and by tile time the doors
were opened the line had reached beyond the
gates. The Marine Band was In attendance.
Mrs. Harrison received the callers In the blue
parlor. She was assisted by number OF young
ladies' - -
The morning call., 1890-04-13
CONGRESS.
THE SENATE.
Bill for the Settlement of the Union Iron
Works Claim.

WAsHINGToN, April 12.-To.day several petit
tions were presented iavoring free coinage and
the funding Of the Pacific Railroads debt.
The caieB daf WAS then taken up and number
OF bills not objected 10 were passed. Among
them were the following: To provide Tor the dis
posal OF the Fort Lyon Military Reserv alton,
Cal, TO homestead settlers; for public building
al Fargo, n. Dak, 10 cost S195, 900; for a pub
lie building al San jose. CAL, 10 cost 200 900;
for tile relief OF the Union Irou Works al San
Francisco
The bill for the relief OF the Unlon Iron Works
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-27


UNLOADING SILvER.-A story of import
to tie world was let out on Well street on
Saturday. The government of tHe Neither
lauds has heen trying to p'acs Itself on 8
gold basis. At the bseinniog of the year il
had $4,000, GOO worth of silver and about an
equal amount of gold. The disparity be-
tween the two mstels was so great IN COM
mercial value that it decided to dispose oi
its silver. The new silver lew ofthe United
States offered an opportunity. AN enissary
wac sent 10 the United States. and he made
deal to sell his country's silver ct 81 an
OUNCE cents higher than it ruled when he
started A banking-house in Wall street
undertook the sale. It started in to organ.
izs pool for the purchase, which Russell
Sage wss invited TO join. He declined, but
the combination was finally made up and
the silver was bought. There are said to be
100000 ounces OF silver held for spsculat-
i've purposes in New York. Toe silver
which the apeoulstors bought for rise cost
them storage, interest and all, 1124, and
they are consequently OUT 90 their desl at
present $3.50, 200. So far as can be learned
none of the eiIver bought of the government
of The Netherlands has baen brought to this
country London sets the prIcs for the
world, and the meta! ls held for sale there
or in the general European market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-27

a NoTARy's STRANGE MURDER.-Mous.
Lephine, notary in whose custody was
the will of wealthy citiz3n lately de-
ceased. at Chantelle in the Department Of
Aller. France, wes On Thursday invited by
the beautiful widow of the decsndent to a
tete-a-.e;e dinner at her bome, and next
day his body riddlod with eight bullets and
with The throat cut from ear to ear was
found in tie husoes near her home. The
wealthy woman had motive for the mur.
der Of which the police suspect her. 1t was
81 procure apd destroy her husbands will,
which had not set been rnt into execution,
and which left her none OF the large estete.
Several servants have been arrested and the
widow is uuder surveillance
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-27
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Change 0fBusiness.
Change Of Business.
Change Of Business.

When the new year 1s91) sets in we mean to
have our entire stock of BOOTS, SHOES, DRY
GOODS and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS re-.
duced as much as our great efforts can accomplish
and in order to be able to gain that object, we will
commence on Saturday, the 25th inatant, and offer
for sale everything in oar store at prices which
will sstoni.h every body Wo intend making con-
siderable alterations and Improvements in our
store, and when finished we will adj new and diff
ferent lines Of goods in tho various departments.