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The morning call., 1890-05-09
DOLPH'S RESOLUTION
Faverably Reported to the House by the For
eign Affairs Committee.

faVcraoly reported to the House by the For
eign Affairs Committee.
WASHINGTON, May S.-Dolph's Senate
resolution requesting the President to nego-
tiate with Great Britain and Mexico for the
purpose of securing treaty stpulations for
the prevention of the entry of Chinese into
this country contrary to law was to-day re-
ported favOrably to the House by Morrow
from the Foreign Affairs Committee. 1t
will be called up In the House at an early
day.
Morrow also presented a substitute for
Vandever's resolution providing for an in
ternational commission to settle the Mexi-
can boundary and other questions between
the two countries
The morning call., 1890-05-09

MEMPHIS, May 8.-John S. Cross Of the
firm of Cord & Cross of this city has been
missing for over a week. He is short $685.
600, principally on raised forged checks,
bearing the signature of W. A. Faires,
wealthy dealer In live stock.
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Lost Cornoration Riahts

COLUMBUS (0hiO) May S.-Attorney- Gen.
eral Watson to-day brought suit in the Su-
preme Court to GUST the Standard Oil Com
pany from doing business in Ohio, claiming
that the company is conveying property
owned by the original corporation to the
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Torpedo. Throwing at Chicago.

CHICAGO, May s.-Inspector Ebersold of
the Chicago Police Department narrowly
escaped death by the explosion of tor
pedo which was thrown at him last night.
A similar attempt to kill him was made.
presumably by the same parties, few days
q 90
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Judge Hilton Sued.

New YORK, May S.-Ex-Judge Hilton
has been sued for $4,000 in libel suit
brought by Graham, the city editor of the
World. Graham is one of those arrested
on HiltOn'S complaint for criminal libel
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present trust, and thereby lost corporation
for,
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Bayard's Tips.

New YORK, May S.-Bayard's tips for
the Linden races: First race, Dalsyrian or
Rancocas; second race, Judge Morrow or
Diable; fourth race. Moonstone or Puzzle;
fifth race, Gloster or Young Duke; sixth
race, Nina w or King Idle.
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Exnress Offices Rohb.d.

MASON CITY Qowa). May s.-A private
dispatch was received here this morning
stating that the American Express Com
pany's office at Marley, Iowa, was broken
open last night aud several thousand dol
lars In money and other valuable property
were stolen
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Chinaman Naturalizs ID.

CAMDEN, May S.-New Jerseys first
Chinese citizen was made in a court this
morning, and Gee Hop. a laundryman,
wants to. visit his native land. He is
vouched for by his Sunday-school teacher.
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Governor shumsn,s Furora,

CHICAGO. May s.-The funeral services
of the late Governor Shuman occurred at
his family residence in Evanstown this
afternoon. A large number Of friends were
present The body was placed in lot at
Rose Hill.
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Pacific Railroads

WASHINGTON, May S.-The House Com
mittee on Pacific Roads to-day postponed
final action. Chairman Dalzell declining to
report the Senate bill. as instructed, insist
ingthat the Union and Central Pacific should
be on even terms as to interest.
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A Paris Wt6,ing.

PARIS, May s.-This evening at the
Chapelle Nunciature occurred the brilliant
wedding of Mile. Marie Ferdinand de
Lesseps, daughter of the renowned canal
maker. to Ferdinand de Goutaut Biron,
Quartermaster in the Chasseurs PAfrique.
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A DANGEROUS POSITION.

4 Loaded Barge Goes Through Breaks in
the Sacramento River Lsvee.
NICoLAUs, May 8. Yesterday morning
the steamer knight, No. 2, with the barge
Nicolaus, loaded with 23OO sacks of wheat
and 200 bales Of wool, went through the
break in the old levee at Nelson's Point.
BY strenuous exertions the steamer was
hauled out this morning and will proceed
to Sacramento for help The barge is all
right yet, but it is doubtful if the cargo can
be taken out of the gap.
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VESSEL LOST.
a United States Steamer Wrecked by Collid-

a United States Steamer Wrecked by Collid-
ing With Railroad Bridge.
VICKsBURG (Miss.), May 7.-Information
was received by Captain J. H. Willard of
the United States Engineers Office here
to-day that the Government steamer
Howell collided last night with the Shreve-
port railroad bridge, and it is total loss,
though her machinery may be saved. The
Howell was valued at $4,000.
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A Pool Contest.

New YORK. May s-A pool match for
the championship and $500 side. between
De Orc and Alfred Powers, began here to-
night, to play three games, 2C0 points each.
De Orc won the first game by 200 to 173
points.
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NEW YORK, May S.-The Fifth United
States Artillery left for California tonight.
exchanging posts with the First Regiment
of Artillery at San Francisco.
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THE TONGUE PoINTE DISASTER.

Lunatics Being Arrested All Over Montreal
The Victims
MONTREAL, May S.-The ruins of the
Tongue Pointe Asylum are still smoking,
and all attempts to search for the remains
OF the victims are unsuccessful. Lunatics
are being arrested all over Montreal. Ten
were picked up in the streets to-day.
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A Water Famine.

MEXICO, May S.-A heavy gale to-day
blew down five arches of the aqueduct and
the city is without drinking water.
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Johnstovn Victims Found.

PITTsBURG, May S.-Five more bodies
were found at Johnstown to-day. Two of
them were mother and child, clasped in
each others arms.
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Entries for Lexin ngton.

LEXINGTON (Ky.), May S.-Following are
the entries and weights for to-morrow's
races:
First race, one mile-Prince Albert 1O2,
Martha Page 81, Uncle Kit "a, Caroline 92.
Second race, one and a sixteenth miles
Bill Letcher 113. ia ia lilo, Mary Mac los,
Oregona 100, Meadow Brook 100.
Third race distance not given Jack Pot
stakes)-Outbound 122, Huntress 121, Rose
mont 10S
Fourth race, one mle-Famine 11S. Bet
tina and Kate Malone 10S, Salle Byrnes 107,
Friendless 10Y, Palisade 1O4, Glitter and
Brandolette 100
Fifth race, nine-slxteenths of mile
Cassulla 106, Whitney 100, Beulah 80,
Laura Allen and Emma Fields 90 EACH
The weather is clear and the track fast.
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PRIEST AND PARSON.
A Montreal Divine Said to Have Been Ab-
Quoted

MONTREAL, May S.-Rev. L. ]. Martin,
who, while Catholic priest, fell in love
with his housekeeper, is missing. Four
years ago he renounced Catholicism, mar
ried his housekeeper and entered the Meth
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CHILEAN CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
Consul Calve Denies the Story Of Gigantic
Emb elements.

LHIU u ? M6nLS
NEW YORK, May 8.-Consul Calve of
Chile says it is impossible for the report
that theft Of 100000 has been com
mitted by Chilean customs officials to be
true. The customs receipts must be ac-
counted for daily under very strict regula-
tions, and such a theft would amount to
nearly half of the receipts. He thinks the
report was put in circulation to injure the
financial standing of the republic.
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NOMINATIONS.
George w. Steele Named for Governor Of
Oklahoma.

Oklahoma.
WASHINGTON, May S.-The President
to-day nominated officers for the new Ter
ritOry OF Oklahoma as follows: George w.
Steele of Indiana, Governor; Robert S.
Martin of Oklahoma, Secretary Edward B.
Green OF Illinois, Chief Justice; John G.
Clarke of Wisconsin and A. j. Seay of
Missouri, Associate Justices; Horace Speed
Of Oklahoma, Attorney; w. S. Lurty of
Virginia, Marshal
Albert H. Jones was nominated to be
Marshal Of Colorado.
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SENATOR BECK's FUNERAL.
The Kentucky Statesman Followed to His

-1e @@eutu uOhy SlaItsWaH EOIIOWeu 70 dls
Grave by a Vast Crowd.
LEXINGTON Ky.), May S-Five thousand
people attended the funeral of Senator
Beck. All the State, county and city
authorities and several companies of the
State militia escorted the remains. after a
brief and simple service at the First Pres
byterian Church, to their last resting place.
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Linden Entries.


New YORK, May S.-Following are the
Linden entries for Tomorrow:
First race, three-quarters of a mile-Dal-
syrian 103 Ofalece 107, Salisbury 124, Civil
Service ITO, The Doctor ITO. Issaquena
flly 9S, Equality 1O5. ST. John 112, Ranco-
cas- ITO.
Second race, four and a half furlongs-
Entries will close at the track at noon to-
morrow.
Third race, one and sixteenth miles
King Grab Ill, Belinda 103. Diablo 115, st.
Paris JOG, Stockton log, Duplicity 81, My
Fellow 95, Judge Morrow 101.
: Fourth race, seven-eighths of a mile
lselling)-Eleve 115. Queen of Elizabeth 104.
Monsoon 113, Long Branch 103 Royal
Garter 100, Raymond los, Japhet 101, Puz-
zle 101. Blackthorn 100, Count Luna 106,
Troy 100 Boccaccio 106, Noonnie 81, Lake
wood 81, Thadpole 95.
Fifth race, five and a half turlongs Qandi-
cap)-Bill Barnes 110. Slumber ITO, Gloster
126, Defendant 123, Golden Rod 120, Mon
soon ia. Lady Reel Ill, Young Duke 133,
Chapman III, My Fellow ia.
Sixth race, five -eighths of mile (selling)
Monsoon 11s, Umpire 100, Chatter 1O3,
Facial B 1o3, Monte Cristo 1O3, Rosa 104.
Nina w 104, Queen of Elizabeth 107 Blessed
1O7, Watch Me 50, Sir William 100, Wifred
Jay 100, Not Guilty 100, King Idle 100,
Vengeance 100, Vevay 81, Sourire 109,
Chapman 100. Express "a, Red Elm LOG,
Japhet LOG, John Atwood 104.
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RED RIVER FLOODS.
Plantations Inundated and Stock Drown,
Bridpa u straved

]1"Hs"s1Vns 1uVuuatbU Uuu olOcK DT0WnBu.
A Bridge D stroyed.
JEFFERSON (Tex.l May 8.-The Red
River is rising here from back water at the
rate of an inch an hour Everything is
flooded and much stock has been drowned.
The largest bridge in the county has been
swept away.
NEW ORLEANS, May S.-The Red River
at Shreveport is one and three-tenths feet
higher than ever before and several planta-
tions below are under water.
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TURF EVENTS.
Winning and Place Horses at Linden
and Lexington.

LINDEN. May s.-The weather to-day
was cloudy and cold, with light rains. The
track was slow. The races resulted as fol-
lows:
First race. six furlongs, Guard (Clayton)
won, Salvini (Anderson) second, Carnot
Hueston) third. Time, 1;1e%.
Second race. five furlongs (selling), Tour
ist (Taylor) won, Gretchen Nittlefield) sec
ond, Seabird (F. Doane) third. Time, :O9
Third race. six and half furlongs, Para
malta Nittletield) won. Trojan (McDermotD
second. Spendall Taylor) third. Time,
1 1:2Sh
Fourth race, one and a sixteenth miles,
Sparkling Flynn) won, Bonanza (Cullen)
second, Admiral (Clayton) third. Time,
1:57h.
Fifth race, seven furlongs, st. James
Qittlefeld) and Kempland (Clayton) ran a
dead heat for first place. Sorrento (Bergen)
third. Time, :3334
Sixth race, five and half furlongs, Moon
stone (Jones) won, Monte Cristo (MarshalD
second, Adonis (Clayton) third. Time,
1:14L.
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odist ministry. Since then he has violently
assailed the church His friends declare
that he was abducted last Monday.
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l2eQ'a 0air 0snlfnnl

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pen Der @onf6berirten 0eims In Tuiiin
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frog bon 1858 ereeben.
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Ders, als fitinoe Der 6trafpater fd,ou
binter ibr.
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uno fie muBte iiber ibre Gtfinouna la,
den. Safiir mar He elm Sinh uno un.
nerborbener Sauue. Nber bas Qad,ep
mdbrte nid)t lane.
Wer es nur iein fonnte2 gDeu lid
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len mo6tes Cine Dame Dor 10 feiuen
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ten ia ielbif .8erbre@en. Niddt tpas
man gew6bnli9 70 in geIeIll@aft elm.
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men, Wolo@, SdidfaI werbe, tpenu
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bate er ME Elm Wort berIoren, ueu
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lerem 5taate, folgt brett uuter Der
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fsinS. bas uuiertte Slieb ber unteren
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nifde FORMATION gan3; einfah
toteber, neil biefe @esenb aud mdbrenb
oer oberen filuriiden, 6ebontfdeu uub
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bon Der oIten Granit Sniel ON 2lano
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bieier unb Sen 8Iad bills in Datota,
liegt aber i'm Snbianer Serritorium,
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tief in benz S9utt zines alien 5eebedens
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S9ieferaetfeine, bic tein Waifer bur9.
laHen. Wenn man alfo bisfen @anbs
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Sano) bur6 8Obren tpeiter bhliG er.
rei9en f6nnte. 10 erbielte man pieleidt
einen Waherffrabl, Der Wai1inen aller
Nrt treiben unb cine gauge Seeenb nit
benz beffen WaHer uerieben f6nnte.
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4anael muo 0fihne.

9tep. 8. M. Sbront, Paftpr ber 8rhtersemeinps tn
Slne M MpnnD, aanias, fast: $50 baIte eS fur meiue
YFt@t, mit3utheiIeu, melhe 0unber Or. ainas Neen
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peiien tsnn, betebt bartn pab i'd ibnen ben Gebraud
bieies Wtttels anempfetle.
probeHai&en fret BET u. DretB, Tbpmp,ou & Go.
3u 81 90.
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bon ibm fern blieb, fonnte nur In bef.
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folaenber Nigrdne ieinen @raub baben.
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Idffialeiten In Ser fran3Dfi9en Ius
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aablen ber 6itios. Dnnaifie 10 gan5 unb
gdr tein SntersHe 3u faifeu Dermo6te.
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gen nod un3ufriebener gepeien, als
etwbbuli@.
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barurn NOR Srubei's Genius bon elmer
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fpieIes In Gma@ baIien lieB. Denn
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nur alan longe ber mdnnli6eu @ne gle
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ma9t unb bic Mutter In eiuer MtifbunQ
BON Mnei, 8erbIhhung. &eipett uni
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9brduen ausgebroGen, battle giniges,
nint gan3 3uiommenbdngenbes iibei
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betuorgeiioben unb ipar bonn idbIum.
aenb uuO nit Dorgebaltenem Bnttilitii9.
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Doer GniriIiuna bdtie He ibrer fGIefte.
Gen Duppe teinen Gtieibater Qegeben
qlnR em1hF0uh NJ fief uuh ffnr.
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Gir NemraIata ans sfppffdmer.

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2siluns. 25 uno so gents. Rough on Corns. .
6lhffis l5 Gents. SaIbe 10 Gents. Rough on
Worms, iIdet, 25 Gents.
Slough On GDnsbS,
fur Suifen, GrfdItans, Seifsrteit, SoIsentsiin.
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li@e abbiIfs Is Gents.
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pieber Der, sIesantes fpilettenmitteI. SO Cts,
$l.00 bel Druseifen, ober 81 90. 6Iaide frantr
per GSpreb $1.0O.
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Vhilipu Snrraid

tauft tpie bisber &orn unb ale 9 es
treble ortetl on allen @iienbabns
ftatiousu, Die in @arlaounaen bort ab.
geliefert perbeu. 8e3ablt bic bb9fsp
MarttpreiIe.
6dnoler. bic Sdde unb ginbfaben
baben tuOlIen, m6sen f6 briefli9 men.
ben on
Pbilipp Sprraf9,
9. .. 8Or 896, San Nntonio. Ssras.
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Butter in ben 9u@en-babint' aiebt N
gDetter auf; penn morgen bic @taoi.
basaIcb nit 'raustimmt, maH'n mir
allein eff'n!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-03

Gin fraber bel ber armee ffebenber
Wunoar3t unb iebt bebeutenber Arat i'm
Oiflifen Soma, muBte unIdngIf auf els
nige Sage iein 6eim perlafen, mdbs
reno teiner IblDeienbeit befom zines
Der 2ineer cine iGmere gttdltung. mos
rauf feline frau iofort cine s5lafhe
s@bamberlain's Cough &emebpS bolen
IieB. Mit benz er3ielten @efuIiate mar
tie 10 3ufrie0en, bab BET dbnli9en sSdlIen
3u berf@iebenen 3eiien bieielbe Mebiain
gebrau6t wurbe. Rad eigener ueber,
3eugung bebauptet ber 4r3t, baB es bas
3uuerld'figfie prdparat gegen grfdltrng
tpdre unb before @rfOlse er3ieIe, als it.
genb zines, mos er ie gebrau9t babe.
"a bertaufen bel H. Cohen & Co.,
Salteper & son uub allen bebeutenben
Sro9uiifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-03

= Ssm Garmer gmiI Quaba, on
Ydr Greet, 9arris @ountn. tpobnbaft.
liefen Die pferbe babon. St wuroe
bonn Wagen semorfcn, ber iiber ibn
sing unb er blieb tobt auf Der STEELE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-03

- Nd@ifeDo9e ruirb nit oem1nu ber
Saplor. @eorgetown 8abn besonnen
tDerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-03

Den Nrmen elm Ssseu, bean ieIbif has GGdraein
per agtfme1 senhsts um siner beilbaits su perben
Dr. yn4s 9nten Grrup. tcjtet Rur rs Gents bic Glas
Drttcr tu befriebtsen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-03

Grast euren Nprtbe fer unb er pirp eub iasen, tab
naS berdbmte SaIratpn Scl atle anberen 2tnmente
an @lte hbertrift,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-08-15

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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-08-15

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