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with an Intelligent and refned expression.
Thn features were composed and death had
been instantaneous. lie was perhaps 20
years old The other man was lying q few
fect away from where the dead man was
found, Although sam alive he is IN a dying
acundition and has not heen conscious a.
any time since he was found. There Is a
bullet wound Ia hts right tesnple IN exactly
ahe same location as In that Of the dead
man. his face Ii burned with powder and
the wound shows tho revolver was fred
wifh the muxxle pressed against the fieah.
On the mans person was found morocco
p0cketbook on which II stamped In gilt the
name Of Ross r. FishDaugh, an express re-
enipt given az u. Joseph, Mo, for yalise
directed 10 II. +. Fishbaagh, Denver. Col,
4nd two letters OF recommendation. Ono OF
tAase letters II dated Sept. 22, and Is
sfkned by the X. T. Davis Mil company.
fxrocQmmends Fishbaugh AS q capable and
henest clerk; the other h dated sept. 90,
1855. and II strong recommendation OF
Fishbaagh from Charles w. Gregg, No. rs.
chamber OF commerce. st. Joseph, Mo. Tho
man was apparently re years old, and the
Neapon found la the car j. er-plated
ssx-shot revolver OF 3s-caliber. Two the-
orses are held OF the ease one that the men
wefe despoudent and committed suicide.
Tho other that fhey were murdered and
robbed rs they lay asieep In the car.
FlshbanEh died al Q O'Clock without re-
gaining consciousness. Word has been re-
cesred from 81. Joseph that the men left
there on Monday for Beaver In search OF
employment. Fishbaugh's mother Is
widow dependent upon him for support.
Emarson's father Il foreman of u large coli
lar factory. Both are of good families.
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Kasor<snx shs Anss-Eossery law.

Nav oRLRAxs. La, Sept. %. Postmaster
Raton has begun enforcing the anti-lottery
Law. ~ have received a. yet no
Ofhcial notification of the passage OF the law.
nor any specific instructions how 60 oenforce 10
which Icertainly had reason toexpect. = said
he to-day; sIsut the law has been passed.
There Is no doubt Of that. and have begun
enforcing is. I consulted with District-At-
tornoy Grant ca the matter and ana follow
Ing his advice. Ia the absence Of instrne-
tions. I shall adhere 10 ihe strict letter
Of the Law. Exactly how / intend
10 carry out iss exactIons cam
not just nov make public.' He was asked
II any violations had been discovered.
'.Yea,s he said, 'sbut we have not caught
the perpetrators. They we're cascs OF the
mailing of newspapers with lottery adver~
sieenaents. No violations Of the law by the
newspapers themselves have been reported
TO ms, nor have I seen any instances Of lot
terry moster being circulated through the
malls.
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a.la POUND d soathsrn a1lahlgnn.

nArrLE cREKK, Mich, Sept. aD.-Goid has
been strurk by weli-diggers ON the banks Of
C0gnac lake. There h considerable ux-
citamcnt over tho and and farms
near there are already held NJ
higher prices. Men who have had ex-
perianee with mines say tho yaIlow
ntuir found h pure gold. The nnggcts run
from pinhaad slxe up 10 an eighth ~ an
Inch. A piece OF black rock came up In q
bucket % sand. and when the stone was
broken 4 small chunk Of the inctal was
found. The discovery was made it0 feet
belDw tho surface.
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A Freight Train Collision In
Ohio Which Results
in Eight Deaths.
Burning Of the Anglo-American
Packing Company's Establish
ment In Chicago
Mysterious Find Unearthed al chey.
enne---0ther Crimes and
Casualties.

| zAsEsvrLfE. o., sept. so.-rAbout o'clock
yesterday morning disastrous freighi
wreck occurred on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
rood near Pleasant Valley, a short distance
west Of this city. Orders we're given for the
sc and west bound frelghts to pass al
Black Hand. but the operator at that place
failed 20 deliver the order 90 the east bound
train. Later he saw his mistake aud tele-
graphed the operator here there would be q
wreck pretty soon and left his post He Il
q mere boy. Both engines and "A number OF
cars filled with oats, coke and merchandise
were piled up IA the greatest confusion.
Eight men were killed;
JOHN BuCRrNGHAM, engineer
wM. FIRESTONE araman.
FREEMAN KELLER. brakeman
JOHN COCHRAN
BEN SMART
GLEN BASH.
GEORGE w. sTONEnuRNER
TOM Mc0RARY
One unknown
Engineer John Kemp had a leg cut of and
Fireman Wilson was badly hurt. Those not
employed ON the road wore beating their
way from Columbus The trains met on
sharp curve and the west-bonnd train had
jast emerged FROM piece OF woods 10 that
neither was checked in speed. The engines
crashed together with an awful force, and
freight cars 20 the number Of twenty Ave
were piled mp TO the height Of twenty Eve
or thirty feet
There was also collision on Barnesyilla
hin, on the Baltimore & Ohio. between an
express and passenger train. The railway
officials state that no one was hurt, bat
both engines and the express car were
ruined.
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A DOUBLE DOSE OF VENOM.


sEr Roots Strange Experssnes With
Mrs. Mary Root of Mansbury was
bitten on her forehead BY copper
head snake while she was putting q
pie on the swing shelf In her cellar.
the snake having climbed TO the shelf
In some way. and lying therc coiled.
says Gallon, OHIO special 10 the New
York Sun, The poison OF the snake
affected Mrs Root SO seriously that
for several days she was not expected
70 live, being most OF the time de-
lirious- The venom finally succumbsd
10 treatment and Mrs. Root gradually
recovered. About week after che
became able TO go about. she went
into the yard 10 hang up clothes.
She had her elothespins In muslin
bag She fHtd the bag On tho ground
until she was ready to use It. When
she thrust her hand into the bag to
take out soma clothspins her middle
6nger was seized by something, and
instantly alshook OF excruclating pain
flashed from her finger 70 the shoulder
She quickly drew her finger from the
bag. and dtopped the bag on the
ground The instant ID struck the
ground o copperhead snake ran ont
Of the bag and hurried away Ia the
grass. Mrs Roots cries brought aid
To her. but she became blind and de-
lirions before she could be taken to
tho house. She Ia now lying Ia q
precarious state. and DIR. Ball doubts
that she viii survive this second In
lection OF copperhead venom into hes
system while IL was stlll affected BY
the FIRST charge The c0pperhead and
its mate were found In tho high grass
not far from where Mrs. Root was bit
ten. and both were killed
Two cows and a horse running Ia
the pasture on farm adjoining the
Root place were found dead and much
swollen ON different days Of last
week. The owner believed that they
had been poisoned OF hired man
he had discharged. and he started
for the Justices ofiicc 10 swear out
warrant for the mans arrest On
his way 70 the Justices the farmer
took short cut through the pasture
where the cattle had died. When half
way across iae was startled By a shrill
rattle. and discovered In q bunch OF
grass ahead OF him the deadly coll OF
q massassauqua or marsh ratllesnake.
de killed tho poisonous reptile and
went no farther. He knew that the
massassauqua and not the hired man
he'd killed his cows and horse.
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Death of an Eocensrse Doctor

PHn.ADgLPHIA, Pa, Sept. 2g--Old DIR. X.
ID. Pease, who died Friday evening, was a
curiosity la his way. lie was about s2 years
old, wore a long white beard, and never
permitted anybody To enter hIs
room. Tho floor of the room was
covered with books and papers, ON which
rested a thick coating OF dust. Tho body
was scrupulously clean, however. and
highly perfumed. superintendent OF Pub
lie schools MacAllster, who knew tho doctor
and bis family, said the deceased was a
brother OF Mrs. Eugene NJ, Chapman. Of
Madison, Wis. and an uncle OF Adj-0en.
Chairman OF that stats
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rAcKrSa HoUsE FIRE.


mens at Ghicago,
CHICAGO. Sept. ea.--The Angle American
Packing company establishment at the
stock yards was damaged by Gre early yes
terday morning 20 the extent of $3.50. 600.
The fro was onc OF the worst tho depart
ment ever had 20 deal with The alarm
was turned in just before 2 o'clock. when
the flames we're seen in the packing room.
When the FIRST englnes arrived this room
was mass OF flames. Water had little ef-
feet ON the grease-soaked floors, aud the
Gre soon reached the room whore thirty-two
tanks of lard were located. These exploded
one after another and the melted lard
added fresh fuel 90 the flames. The heat
was 50 intense that the nremen we're forced
back and compelled to work from q dis
tance The flames then spread 20 the cool
ing room, whore the earcasses OF nearly
1000 hogs were stored. They burned like
oil. Water seemed useless, and the twenty
engine companies ut work made little head
way. More engines were summoned. hut
two hours after the are started the roof fell
In aud the flames seemed 10 spread more
rapidly than ever. Over 100 streams of
water that were being poured ON the Gre ap-
peared 20 have no effect. About this time
the flames reached lot Of saltpetre and tho
fumes from this stified the iiramen. over
coming several of them. The FIRE marshalS
directed all the efforts OF their men 20 pre-
venting the spread OF the flames from the
Anglo American plant. Within a short dis
tance from the establishment are several
other large packing houses. and for n time
IL was feared The flames would communicate
20 them. The firemen succeeded, however
In controlling It. At o clock IN the morning
gt
The burning pork and water was thrown ON
IL 20 keep the Gre down as much a. possible.
Ii will have 60 burn out. and II viii proba-
bly, bo day or two before entirely cxtin-
guished. The fire department succeeded in
saving other portions % the Anglo-Ameri-
can plant from serious damage. The loss Is
entirely covered by insurance. Recently.
however. a new company was formed. known
as the Fowler Bros. limltedl, Incorporated
In Kngland. with capital of ssso.eoo. with
q proposal TO acquire the business OF Fowler
Bros. tifmitedl, Of Liverpool: Fowler Bros.
OF New York, and the Anderson Fowler
company, ~ New York. Anglo American
RefriFerator Car company; Anglo American
Packing company. OF Chicago, and the
Omaha Packing company, Of Omaha.
Caased q Drop Rn tho Market.
u was nearly noon to-day when the ara
at Fowler Bros packing house was extin-
guished. The Fowlers have made arrange
uents BY which they viii temporarily
occupy the Allcrton slaughter
house. They slaughter almost OK
cluslyely for the English market. and
the throwing on the market az hogs
which would have gone % thom had they
been working caused drop OF 10 10 90 cents
per hundred weight la the price OF light
hogs Aggregate Insurance ON the Fowler
buildings h siO0, 900 and on contents $751;
900. Much of the property thus covered
was only slightly damaged
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Mrerl. ln rannnnnnn.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. GA collision
occurred ON the Cincinnati Southern rail-
road, few miles from Chattanooga, yea
teriay. Fireman Payne received injuries
from which be died an hour later, few
hours before no had shown his uncle roll
Of bills containing $500. When ho was
brought back 90 Chattanooga there was
found on his person bat little over = dol
lar. Ha could not have deposited the money
anywhere aud his corpse must hare been
robbed
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CIxClxNAT1, Sept. 20.--There was a long
continued and earnest discussion of the re-
pert of Warden Brush IN the National Prison
congress to-day. Tho chapIains III attend-
ance apon the congress have passed resolm-
tions commencing those portlous Of Presl-
dent Hayes opening speech. which scs
forth the theory that the community IL
responsible morally Tor tha crimes COM
miited IN IL
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Mysaer1ous< FInd at Cheyenne oi I've
WeiI-Dressed Youax kEen.

Msmt@N8@0@T &&@M 81 &AFy@MN@ 0f 1--WE
Weii-Dressed Young AEen.
CHErExNK, Wyo., seps.s sa.--Two we'll
dressed young men, onedead and the other
dying, we're found In lhox car of Union
Pacihc freight train twenty rniles east OF
here Saturday afternoon BY train hands. Al
ballet hole II thelFight temple Of each man
and a2-caiiber revolver with ewo empty
and -four loaded chambers found in tho car
partly tolle the story. Tho box car was
loaded with railway lies The dead man was
lying face downward on tho ties cioso against
tho car roof. He Was well arassoa with
black ehcviot coat and vest. light pants aud
stylish fall overcoaf. On hla shirt was
stamped the name of W. n. Emerson. Ia hls
pocket was ~ cents and two diamond ahlrt
studs The death wound had evidently been
madc with = revolver held closr 10 hss
faees the edges or tbs wound pelng hmrncd
aAa the side Of the face marked with pow
der. Tae blood washed gr0m the face
shcwea baudaoma boYishA cnnmtsuanea
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wAsHIyGrog. Sept eD.--The president
will leave Washinxton Monday next for
tho purpose OF attending the Grand Army
reunions M GalesburH, H., on the sth prox.,
al Ottawa, la, ON the eath and Topeka, kan.
on che 10Th.
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sssvta aud MeAwllns surrender Thsm.
selves.

LoAD0N, SNpt. se.~~slavin and McAulifes
having beon Informed that the authorities
Intended - prosecute tlaem for sighting.
snsrendeFed themselves 90 the police this
morning and wep arralzncd In the police
cpuri on fhe charge og committing 4 breach
of the penee. The prisoners wero Femamdad
nofil friday. Each WAS required 10 furnish
- nafsonai sufetY In Gi.o0e Ana twO b0nsls~
msn Who could each auAisfy IN the sum 0k
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RELEASING scHwAB.
Attorney General Hunt Taking Active
steps to Co Prevent sach mn Event.

CnICAao, Sept. e9.--Judge Gresham this
morning took up tho application for writ
OF habeas corpus for the release from the
peniteBtIary of Michael schwab. tho anarch-
Ist who was sentenced "a Joliet for life.
Attorney General Hunt fled a special
demurrer, setting forth that the allegations
In the petition were insufficient 10 warrant
the granting OF thc prayer. schwabs at
torney asked for time 20 examine the de-
this afternoon
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MADisos, Ind, Sept sa.--The old stone
warehouse Of the Redwood dlstlIlery COM
pany. situated h Kentucky opposite this
city, and owned by Levy A Bro. % cincia-
matt was destroyed hy tire yesterday. The
house contained 1,soo barrels og whisky.
Tho loss II roughly estimated AZ 100000
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GRENADA, Miss. sept ap---A cold wave
struck this section Saturday evening II -
raining nov, but should II clear % heavy
kEOst viii occur tonight. The weather Ii
anrFecedsnsed Cor septsmbar.
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ToRoSro, Ohio, Oct. <e.-The Acme Tore
l,cdo company's works on the West Virginia
side OF the Ohio river was blown up this
morning aud Ralph Echoca, An empIoye.
who was making slyceriRc, was killed. Loss,
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lIAaa vEork by cnplsI.

William n. Perkins OF Washington.
and Miss Nettie Dahl. OF PhiladelphiA.
enjoy the distipction Of having So
compDished the quickest marriage ON
record They were introduced the
other day &C Atlantio City. took d
promenade on the beach. bstruthed.
found magistrate and we're married.
all within hall ~ hour
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Snbcrhorn ..a....,
Haakinson ........

e~Estimated receipts 30. Ofaelal Sat
but few coming In mp " noon. Quotations: Fat
steers. prime, ss7ta1A0O; fat steers,
prtme snnn 900 o0ai s. 600 - roanas sssss sssosTs, 3
feeders, fair to good. samasS'so; ssockers'
prime. &3.b0z9.o6. fair 70 good, ea.e013 Is
common, sso01aisi yearlings, prime sa-s6
prime. Sae56h2 20; fair 90 good, s.51se2 10; com
mon. si.60fei.m; cannefs. 7scs3si.1; bulla
choice 81 .Tsf1I.sS; common, N .HsMi.oS; calves
~ N5n2 %; calves, veal. kss0z1aO.
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OIxcIssAr1. sept ao.--Pelle 4 Elliott.
hattsrs. assigned to-day. Liabilities ssz,-
08o: assets ST.. .0oo.
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sioux city hog Market Opens sisw bat o
90 no Gents Highsr--Iise stock and Pro-
daee Markess Elsewhere.
SIOUX cTY. Sept ss,--Hoga--Fsstimatsd re.
ceipts 30. Offacial saturday. f,efa; shipments.
iu8 All by Gus Olsna, sloan, Ia TIE market
opened very slow, but few coming In during the
day. Those that did sell brought bfbGOe higher
REPRESENTATIVE sAIns.
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y. w. o'Neii. OF Aberdeen, has been ap-
pointed manager OF the Western Union tel
esraph ofiioe la this city In place OF L. w.
Dison, resigned. Tho latter has given good
satisfaction 20 tho public, but the change
was made necessary on account Of his resig-
nation.
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CLARToEs Pa, sept. 2s.--A south h0nnt
freight tFaln On che piftsbnFg a Wessars
railroad ioap@d tho arestle at sheppnrviliy
yesterday aorning. killing Elreman sGial
Eider and DrakemAn schrcckanGosss ane
presumably fatally injursHs Enslnss. Franl
Wnod
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PEoRIAs sept ae.~-The Grace presby
teFian church burned anring the norning
services yesterday Tho are caught from q
defectivo furnace nne Nand caused a
stampede of the congregation. but nobody
was seriously hurts Loss, sia.e0el insur-
ance. ss.70o.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR THE
i CITY and County OF San Francisco, state OF oan-
fornia Department No. elm the mater OF me APP
nlieation Of REDWOOD MANUFACTuREhS Az
SOCIATION, q corporation, to dissoive anu uisiu
corporate-No 30, 256-Notice IS hereby given lnat
the REDWOOD MANUFACTURERS ASSOClA-
TION a corporation, organized uhuer anu of virtue
Of the laws OF OF California and having its
principal place of business In the CITY and County
~ san francisco, State aforesaid, has made Its
anpication to the Superior Court of said city and
county for its dissolution and that Wednesday, the
2ith day OF September, A. ID. 1890. at the opening
of SAID court, as soon thereafter as counsel
be heard In the courtroom OF Department No. d of
said Superior Court. at the new City Hail. in said
City and County of San Francisco, the time and
place set for the hearing of said application.
In witness whereof have herennto set my hand
and afnxeG the seal of said Superior Court at my
Office in the City and County OF san francisco,
1890.
[SEAL-l WILLIAM A. DAVIES, Clerk.
W.. HENEY. Deputy Clerk.
A. N. DROWN. Attorney for Applicant. au17 I'd
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MANSLAUGHTER.

Two Drivers Charged with Causing
Captain A. G. Tayior's Death.
John Brown and John Quinn, employees of
the Seattle and Franklin Coal Company, who
had charge of the horse which knocked down
and killed Captain A. G. Taylor on Third and
Townsend streets Wednesday, were charged
at the City Prison yesterday with man
slaughter. They were released on their own
recognizance by Judge JOachinlsen.
1t was stated by the detectives who preferred
the charge against them that both Brown and
Quinn attempted to hold the runaway by the
bit but failed to curb the animal.
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HI, with a pitcher

Early yesterday morning Robert Grnnt-
man, a ledger in a house at the corner OF
Dupont street and Broadway, fought with
fellow-roomer and strnek his antagonist
over the head with a pitcher lie was ar
rested Oh charge Of assault with deauiy
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Mexican Independence.

The Mexican population will celebrate the
anniversary Of Mexico's independence oy a
concert and ball to be given at ODD FellowS
include fancy drill by the Juarez Guard.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

TCoPY.l
CERTIFICATE OF PARrNERSHIP-WE GER
" tify that we constitute partnership transactng
business in the city and county of san Francisco
In this State Its principal place of business is San
Francisco, Cal. Its name is Pacific Publishing
Company. The full names and respective places
of residence OF all it's members are signed hereto.
Dated San Francisco, Cal, August -, 1890.
fSigned) ARTHUR 5. LATHAM, [sEAL.l
Oakland. CAL
(Signed) JOSEPH L. HEBERT, fsEAL.l
1902 Dolores ST., San Francisco, Cal
co. ss.on this thirteenth day OF August, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and ninety, before me,
r. ID. MCELROY, notary public in and for the city
and county OF San Francisco, personally appeared
ARTHUR s. LATHAM and JOSEPH L. HEBERT,
known TO me TO be the persons whose names sub
scrlbed TO and who executed the within instrument,
and they acknowledged to me that they executed
the same.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
ana ailxeu my ohcial seal, at my Office In the city
and county of san Francisco, the day and wear ia
this certificate first above written
SEAL (Signed) Il. d. MCELRoY, Notary Public
VIM. A. DAVIES. Clerk
aulo Of Fr BY JOHN ii. HARVEY, Deputy Clerk
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNER
nershp heretofore existing between JOHN T.
SEIkE and ADAM MILLER in the carrying on and
conducting that certain. hotel the corner OF
Broadway and Montgomery SIS, in the City and
and known as the Golden Eagle Hotel, has been ais
solved by mutual consent, said SEfkE withdrawing
FROM said business fand said MILLER continuing
therein and assuming all the debts and liabilities OF
said firm: that said SEIkE Will not from this .2Sth
day of August 1890. henceforth be responsible for
any obligation incurred by said MILLER or any one
else by reason of said business or copartnership
JOHN F. SEIKE auS0 Tts