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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
MnranretNe %

0or Sahrcn beribteten mir iiber bic BET
ct. @oarsbuuieM am 9tDein 0eborere, in
0eutlhtanD, Gn8lanD unD Tralfrei6 aus
9ebtlOete. tilbue unO iinni9e Oeutide
US eltret enoe, VrGulein Wtarga@
retbe Meppner. lDel0e tire 5ruet>
iGDriQe 3teile I'M bic Q8elt in Dem elQltihen
BGdle The North Star and the Southern
Cross" gel6iIoert Dat. 9as Sud- ~erIreute
i!d eIuer iebr gIuitigen &uinabme in @ngs
Lamp mo i'll Den Bereinigten Staatet.
Die Oaupttriebfcoer Don Wtargaretbe
9Gtppner aui ibren @eItreiien lit ibre
Q~tuGenoe 0egejlteruHg filr Die S60nbetteu
Dey 9tatur; bod nit Observation-Disclosures
IND oerleIbcu 6rti6e, Beoba6tung5gabe
Muo g8ubrbaitigteit wte Die 9tatur ldiloert
iis aud Die Otenibeu un0 beren 3uitdnoe.
0drum ihrieb Der groBe o~nleritanilde
Didter uuo S0rtftiteIer 98m. @uuen
8rDant, nod tur3 Dor ietnem Sooe, ilber
oaS genannte Bud: yGS lit Gin 6araftertz
ittlhes lSerf nit Dielen belebrenOen uno
unterbdltenDen Seiten. Sri. Mcppner lit
cine iorglGltige SeObahterm uno eradblt in
elmer Q8eiie, ipelhe Die Nufrnerfiamtett oeS
2elers fellelt." 9aS Ner5ei6niB Der 2lbz
nebmer Dieles 8u6es entbGlt Die 9t0n1cn
beIuabe aller in tpeiteren Sreilen befannten
9eutl6> unb @ngliidzQ merifaner nIo IS
finbeu ii6 BARN logar Die gtamlen bon
5p0lf gebilOeten @binelen in ben Yaciftcz
&GnDern.
Wdbrenb bic ousgesetdnete @eltreiienbe
frilber 9rOBe 0efabreu 9llldIt6 beitdno,
tpuroe tie auf elmer neuen 3tsile in Septemz
Der 1889 Don einem l0meren llnfaue be-
troffen. Sci elmer 6aDrt i'm Oe4omltpnes
gtationalzHar fuhr ibr &utl0er BET Der
ungeleBliben &ettfabrt nit einem oIoeren
berbrederiiA toll orauf Los. Die unglldz
Ii6e 9teilenoe tparo aus bent 1tIr3enoen
Tubrperfe auf Sellen 9eldleuoert; mebrere
Gippen muroen tbr 3erbroGben uI0 aHoere
iAnere 8%erlebungen 5ugefi9t. Sbre DOrher
10 blIbenbe @eiunobeit lit ieitber ernitlih
erl6uttert. 6offentlih miro lie Don Der
@eleIihaft, pelde fir ienen l1nfau Derz
antiportlit lit, nod et1e aHgemeliene Gntz
f16oigung fir Den on tbrer @eiunobeit uno
ibrer fOitbaren :3eit erlitteuen ldperen
S61oen erbdlten, u1o eS lit lebr 81 be-
bauern, baB ibr bieie S6abloSbaltung uidt
aus freien StitGeu geletltet tDuroe.
Inter Der Qeihi6ten 8ebanblun9 bes
beuti6en 9lr5tes Or. SerbinauD Serff 81
S0n Qtntonio in SeraS erbolte ith Sri.
2Seppner nenigItens 10 ueit, Dap lie, tpenn
aud bel gel9tpG0ter @eiunobeit, ibre 9teiien
tpieoer aufnebmen founte. Selonbers bat
fe iettber einen groBen She'll Wierifo's be-
reiit; unO Die ud6ite Nufgabe. tpel6e tie
lid itelt, beltebt oartt, nit geDDbnter
SurAtloiigteit Dferito in einem en9lilhen
Su6e Su bei6reibel unb IeBteres no m0glt6
au9 in Der oeutlden Ututterlpra1e erlGets
men 81 lallen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
Jnlano.

gu BEN G6icagoer @trren inn
norba mertfant6e Gurner=
bunee, ipelde benz Qeler aus III lerer
QocaEipolten binl1naIi6 befannt itnb, foiltz
men aud iolhe aus 8rootIDn. s.. s.
0t0br, Der 0orliBer bes Seitausidu1ies beS
irt Suit in BrootlDn abgebaltenen Greiss
turnfeiteS, elm Wtttglieo oes WiQiamsburs
ger S"urrpereinS, mar bon Der leBten &ong
SSlanoer 8eSirtSsS% aglabung bel6uloigt
lporben, in elmer bon iDn DsrtaBter Ges
i6i1te bes WiIiamsburger Surnueretns
vl1ntpabrbeiten, Sall6ungen nno Ser
brebungen" begangen su baben. Gr erblelt
baber sinen Eitffel uno narnte oarauf Die
Is Der IS 8e5trtszT ele8aten, tuelhe fur
ben Notwithstanding seltimlnt battell, in ietz
nenl 8rootlpner 0latte vpumme Sun9en"
unb beIeioigte fte tn anoerer Weiie. Der
BtltamSburger TurnDereIn, tpel6er i%ettle.t
Wtitgliebe 9t0br our Seite itanb u1O beiien
Qngabea ais acknowledgement be3ei6nete,
la6 ii6 balo Dor bic Wabl g~elteIt, enttueoer
nit N0br uno bellen Nubang 81 breden,
b. b. ben etgenen Gerein ernitlt6 81 gefGbrz
ben, ODER ith aus benz Turnbe3trte Song
Sslano binausmaBregeIn gu Ialien. 0tele
&lippeu umfubr CT Daour6, Dab CT Dor
eini0en Tagen aus benz 8eatrfSuerbanoe
austrat, uno 3tpdr unter benz Borgeben,
ooB Der 8eatrt BON Sn5ialiiten uno Milar6l>
item seieitet tperoe, toaS inOeiien mad Der
Geritderung zines 10 cnnierpatipen BlatteS
ipie Die sc. q. Staats3tg. ni6t Der Sall 1T.
&lr3lih belt II Der 8e3irf cine Srtras
SagiaBung ab, uin in bieiem Sale Stels
lung au nehmen. Gin fit oieien 3wef err
nannter NusibuB beantrdgte folgenoe1
8eldIuB, Der nah LANCER Debate angez
nolnlnen tpurDe: vSn NnbstraGt, 6aB Der
Wiutamsburger Turnuerein, troy Nuttors
berung bes Se5irfSDororts, IS bis iebt, unz
t~erlaiien bat, iein NtitGlieo s.. s. Gobr,
Gls WoriiBenben Des eft sNuslhul1es,
tpeeen eines i6na9pouen Nrtifels. Der bon
tbm in Der 8rooflpner rSreien Yreiie" Derz
OffentIiht mar, CUR &ed,enl6alt 3u 3tehen;
in Nnbetra6t ferner, baB Der 8erein ioaar
bic III lenem Nrtifel entbaltenen Wes
l6impfnn9en aeaen ben 8e3irt tnooiitrt
bat, iei es beI6loiIen, baS bic Spesial<
EaaiaBuug hes Song SslanO Eurnbe5irfs
ben Nustritt oes Surnuereins ni0t an
nimmt, big berielbe allen leiuen 8erpfi6s
tungen benz BeStrt unb benz &reile gegens
llber na6gefoimmen it," On oieIen Bes
l9luB i6leBt fih cine @rtldruug ali, in
tpelder bic Bebanptung, baB Der BeSirf eiu
rrotber" (anarGiitiiher) lei, suritfeemieien
uno Bebauern barber ausgeiproden tDtrb,
oaB Der Wiuiansbnraer Enrnusretn cine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
turnDdQe uno oes Snpeutars beS Gurnle9s
rerlentnars, aui $l1.S76.30 belGuft.
Cartel on bic SIGtnuts @tuots3eitung.)
Ser @ifeItDMruI twitMer.
8aris, 10. Nug. 1891,

~ u l l 1Cs %iH" 1OoA"
ge1tern perbreitcte iih bier mieber einlnaL
Das 0eriibt, Der GifIelthurm Jet i'm @tns
~1tiirSer. Sine m0bre Batit babe Die Uez
mDbner Der OIL ooS Champ De Wlars an
gren3enDen StraBen ergriTfen, unb p,ele
DGdten ihon oara1, iid DIr6 el1en 1bleuz
rigen llulSug Der Drobenoen WeIabr, bon
ben Gilenmullen DeS ahten gSelttpun0erS
erihlagen gu nerben, au ent5ieben.
0erarti0e @eril6te linO nun ntht neu.
Ob Die gtltrige WtelDun8 mebr begrllnoet
lit ais Die frliDeren, lnuB crit ellle Inter
ludurg aeigen. S6on bel Der @rbauung
Des 6hurmes ntahlen ii0 !3meiIel all letiter
9auerDaiti9feit gelteno. Sp0ter bebduptete
man. bel nur m0Bigem Wiloe lbpdHte DIE
Gpibe mebrere Wtsler bin uno Der. O1s
mlals Oer0ffentlt6te Die GermoltuHg ELL
@utad)teu bon Sa6perItdnoigell, nohab
Die ltdrfite biSher beobad)tete ShDantung
iebr piel g~eringer lei. 0agegen 1T IS ull7
leuQbar, DaB Der Sburm lid loiDobl III leI7
nen Tuloamelten, iDie in leinen Gtlentbet7
len geienft uno Getporteu bat, ulto oaB man
bereits ieBt anfGngt, Elm 3ulalnlnenbre1en
su befiir@ter, ipobet bon Serrn Gtftel'S
eigenen 2onbsleuten oaran ertnnert tDlro,
DAB Die so D II d II it eIner 8rIde
au1 BON / b N erbaut mar.
llebrigens lit IS burdar5 nt6t leidt, BIT
BEN rieiigenOfaaBen Die Uerldieoe1en Gheils
OeS Gburmes 10 81 pritien, baB man aus
bieier GinSslpriirung eineu S6luB auf Die
Siberheit Des @ansen aieben f0nnte. Die
6eitigteit bes @ebduoeS fam bur6 3wei
llria6en cri1ittert werben. @ntlpeoer
fam iid bas eiierne @eriiit biegen ODER in
einselnen Sbetlen breden, Jet es our1 Die
barauf rubenoe 2uit, ooer bur6 Orpoatton;
ooer aber Der 8ooen, Der in 8aris iebr unz
iiAer lit, fam iih inter Dem ungeDeuereI
@erpi6t ienfen. 0ieies Senten #
iebenfalls terettS Deri6tes
bentIi6 eingetreteu; Oenn man
arbeitet l1on lett ldnserer 3ett nit 9etpals
tigsn bDoraulii6en Wtotoren, nm elmer @es
fobr orobenpen Sentung ent9eaen gu MIR
fen. 8is iebt lit oteie @egenmirfung AUDI
8%eIungen; es fragt iid Fur: lpte LANCE plro
man ourd nlalGtneIe @in9riffe Dem clemens
taren 9tadgeben bes 8obens uno Der Gons
itruction, iopie Der nod piel elenlentareren
@etpait Der 8inOe pioerl1eben tDnnen :?
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07

mi nnG 9NS1hi her Nrltt10hu 1htOlrClNcu NNtQciO,
Sc,,p,, grrtrrtfr birr rribIrneu linn. lub 19lf lire
9ebrcr nit Ben SSortcn Des yi,oeS:
vi,o roo,,,hr,,n, o,oo,;bot
WAT niemhra oulaeliCet /
semper slnt in flora.
9ie Sfnoeiten' illtrnle9r tDres MultragS
ieot9' OeaooeH llW III ouS cur oent anoetl'
lVler Der Saale Dslegelie OouS 1~llehouF8'
I'M st!'tn @pI!llIg!s Az islstM. -
SIe SetoolllenAA3 '!H tle'It1 SVeastt
nahm Noenos elieH ltltlamen Strlaut.
alma run. Sis er Pine bnIbe e5tunbe mod,
SSer ieltoelesteu 2eit in her Qooe erld,ier
hro,,ite1I Sodirnfp nmrd hos SiftosfHIItps
Saus uuo pos Drheifcr iDielte cher id,lcrht
Ma rpd1t eine SuhpIhnmnp 0nrn1f bptrnt
GruIf WpiIorf> oeidmiifr init ali isineu
etnsn lelbItgeoichEeteu Brolo9, ben iuir bier
inLoen laIlen:
gnos ioos,, mor,o Nov ,,,s s,f>;,
cow '""~" ~ 49,, ""' ~"|'
6oh Sher ors,, fS,;or id' tonh,
nno leoem Sooe ldtoa6er 8ldtetSun9en
Stept oeln Seroleni - OIL S00pfef Der
gtatton.
0os 6ober;eh nnr RON, ,ros su er.
rmne,n
opoa ,rs orhshs,n S,,h ~" ~ as,sro ,;ost
Stnm 0th, ~ Gnfsf h1e;bts unous,ssS} nun .
Sos al nom Sent;thrn @s;S" lN"e Nns
gismards Qieb!
C;,. ..ntou n s.u mou .,s AaS
VI" Ral|eF O'oH'"'' pet! ytuto n'O S"O
unI!ulniHeM
Velunoen UonosS ltW peretnlat lle0t
uno eent 1tN tnplf, pom SNaffenstraft
.olrdorungeI
SIN Statb Der Solfer eth aenalt'9 9lleo:
S>os 1T beiu WerfI oo mebr. boR uns
be5hieoen
Sroh monrber 5hmeren WpttermoIfe 0robu
g}od1 9omnf NM Gieo Elm ,mnn,ioiGhr'ner
TrieSen:
gein gRerfl 0u. Ses Sobr6nnperts orSsz
Ter Sobn
,t,s so,ps, ,,or.r tr;r h;r hs,+ o,fs
wv ~ o;sne '" ""' ""''
a., storf.~ esa,a y, G Grm, ,,,h ca.fo,r.
a. ~ t ah.sa UsaS ~ G;n :, nt " Srs S''"9''
~ see'M nIen,,u.Ss !" ut ssr 800, or,r ,
w ""S a"' O0""' ''"9' ~
ga. 1fo[, unh oliif(id noIen mir uns
Dreilen.
9nR unIerm g,nIf bein G5euius tporb All
tbeiII y"
6piI fpi Hpn1 Rnn,1Prl GpiI hem N2nnl1 nm
Giieni
Gem Msirhsbsoriiuher. Tiiriten 9ismorf.
.SeiI!
on.. :..s os
you aaeuI Seuer lelnss 2enlpeF9ulehIs
nho aver Hraft letAes aus9Nol9en St9ans
rug Yollatt otes Quaol9un9sgeGlW1 n9t
unO o~ oeeo''Wt!9te 2S.ttuN9 nlto nsu
Gus &as 6gan5s AnOaor.nm sFgoo
lU p'e gtT DlanH n"o E.nlIae III oas
0e't! 0eu: haI e.H. Gts 0.uoente'l
5ogeh Ole SVlo9sr nno lWlngsn ma ot.s
leloeh 9egeH e1Neioe1, oas 1tWe!Iet o.!ss
enlen 2nlW. oaB Die aSuioe eg5utelten uNp
IN oteleln 9etoetlpelta5sl erooo l!O oer
Sntl Huo put.l!e o"'~ S~e'"e"9"i'8e' ""up
olsn Setten BIN:
m sSoqt um ogs OeslpaIeIeH An,aHSs Osr
Sorl'suung ipluen Ilsl EN- auI oetn p.4z
9famm psrps.ienss .nnosMt.las Vsslpsa
tDts 90 epu ,s ou'.n &Gp!st9 Ostaats,s'
SGalSet "grs gGms8s 2etgI 9;seS e".
Dt SnuVS gat t..uS s'uut.uss ne .pu'
tpoVl nhI punetla 'ptuen gsttune.. iDutuSn,
PCT oeH gttsH 0t!g 8" ts..!sn patupelgns'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07
Sd)Od6c.
Doniee misoerherfelIune Ger
6efnnoheit uao eeia!e9tIi9en Rufi9Reii
MitteIIt ber
So Gaae'i4eM MaInnrmz 8sbauStmus.
Grfolereid, no aues Qnoere
fehl9eldIa9en it,

Die HagaEe'SGe g9ttboos uao ibre gIorsase.
l.. 0ppIitotiru Der D&ittel brett am Git Der GrauE
q geruteiSuna Der gerbouuuo unh abI9pGauna
Der @irfianlteit Der WittsL.
3. GHQers Mnn6heruua on bic bebeutenben Inter'u
De5TnungeM Der NidenmG =tsuerpen lns Der Mirbeis
fGule, u1o baDer erleU3terteS Giuoringsn su Der Stecs
penfiHiQfeit uro Der WtoiIe 6e5 GeDirns u. &Rdorats.
4. Ser Yatien! tann 10 iCI5lt nit iebr ~Qerinaea
Rotten rbne ME5t b~erlieieE.
S. sbr @ebrauh erforbtrt feline OerdnberunQ br
Si6t o0er Der MISREPRESENTATION.
8. Sic iin6 abinIut Initdolib.
Z. Sic iiH6 Ieltbt bon 0teeM on Ort un0 Siele eins
NnillbreH unb iuirten unmittribor onf ben Sit bts
Rebels tnnerbaIb ipeniger os elmer Dalben St1noe.
Seennseid1fR Teit6rte NeronuIEa, Appetitmors
aEL, Ibmu0erung, 9sbGthintBi1iudtte, beige ManuRs
gen uno GrrStben. Sarlt:tbigfett. feberbofter NIB
nerp01er ober tiefer GalaI nil Er1umfu. Ser5florter.
AusI1ld9e TN @eft1t unb 6eIs. 2ppfpeI, Ibneiouna
geaen 9eieliGaft. nneatInlpIisu beit. Mongel on
NtlenStratt G6nbternbeit II lin nniere 0ebonhs
Iuu9snetbobe sriorbeIt feline BernfSit6rung uuh fetns
wtoQenaberlobuugeH nit WtrOtSin, ne Dte6itamerts
uer6cn brett an ben ~affisirteH Sbetk I anoepoubt
Der 2aSaGetbe g5plus lift auG Aak bette Wtittel 1es
gen 2ranfbtiteH Der sliersn. YIait uHb SOritebtrorais.
BUD nit 6eugnifen nno 6ebraudsam
weifuneen gratis. man fdreibe an
ST.. Sans SreSfOm,
822 BrOaOwaO, J(ew 9Or6, d. 2.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-07

y + IL d. { 9 E Dei I.
3as p%erbciierte elaitiIhe 9ru1bano. 9os eiratoe
grubbono pelDes man 2oQ unb ytadt nit 9eouenis
lidbtelt traqen tonu; beilt itdtr jeben 8rud. 9eut-
iaubt. Smprppeb gIaitc GruB 60, 822 groabifuaan.
Gde IL. Str, ben Yort. 2ipI9m
The morning call., 1891-05-28
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

NEW YORK, May 27.-Secretary Blaine was
out driving This morning, and lie looked TO be In
good health.
TORONTO, My 27. William Silt, William
Gilmour and Charles Lockwood were drowned in
Rideau Lake by the upsetting OF canoe.
WHEELING (W. Va.l May 27.-Dr. Garrison,
who shot and killed Dir. Baird here IN March
last, was to-day found guilty Of murder In the
second degree.
BUENos AYRFs. May 27.-1he Argentine Sen.
ate has extended for an Indefinite period the de-
lay OF twenty days accorded to the ban nNs in pay
ment OF deposits.
BERLIN, MAY 27.AThe Zeung says Henry
Willard has arrived at FTiedIiehstuh, and will be
the guest for few days Of Bismarck, who met
him at tile depot.
NEW YORK, May 27.-The Mail prints letter
from Joseph Anderson TO Harry Miner, saying
the ramOr that his sister had signed with Barrett
before his death Is unfouHded She does not
mean TO return TO the stag.
SOUTHAMPTON. May 27.-The Hamburg
American steamer FueTst Bismarck passed
ScIly Islands light at 4:3O O'Clock this after
noon, 6 days. IA hours aud 80 minutes from New
York, being the best time on record.
TORONTO. May 27.- Hanan and 0'C0nnor
have signed articles for a race with Mckay and
Gaudaur for the dOuble-scul championship OF
the world. The contest Is for $1,000 side, and
is 10 be held about he middle Of July.
DUQUoIN Qll), May 27.--The United States
Marshal arrested Rev. George w. Vancii here
last night nD the charge OF making counterfeit Of
money. This is the sequel TO the arrest Of Rev.
j. Holmes last Saturday on The same charge.
The morning call., 1891-05-28
THE BAIT QUESTION.
Fishermen Interfertd With by French
Man-Of- War.

NEW YORK. May PA Halifax special
says: A eaDlegram from st. Johns, New
foundland, says the French war-ship at st.
Geo Tges Bay has refused to allow Ameri-
cans to take or buy bait there. Under the
treaty of 1918 Americans have the same
rights as the British ON the French shore,
and they never before have been interfere d
with by the French The Consul has tele-
graphed Blaine for instructions.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-Respecting the
action of the French Government in sta
tioning a war-ship at ST. Georges Bay.
Newfoundland. which prevented United
States fishermen from obtaining bait, it IS
said at the State Department that action
cannot be taken. nor Can an opinion as
to the merits of the case be given, until
further advieeS are received. 1t has not
yet been made clear to the department
whether the war-ship has prevented our
fishermen from buying bait, or whether it
has prevented the French inhabitants from
selling it. These are two very distinct and
different propositions. In the first case it
might be taken as an assertion Of authority
over American citizens, while in the second
case the French authorities might be eXer T.
ing undeniable authority over French sub
jects.
OTTAWA. May 27.-The bill to extend the
modus viyend to American fisher rmen passed
the Senate to-day,
The morning call., 1891-05-28
The Resignation Of Bardsley
Accepted.
Action Of The Philadelphia Council Op-
posed by Democratic Members.
Two Officers Chosen for One YaCancy-A
Question for the Courts to Decide.
Charges Of Perjury.
Special to THE MORNING CALI

. PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Both branches
OF the City Council to-day accepted the
resignation Of City Treasurer Bardsley. Six
Democrats in the select branch entered
formal protest against allowing a man
charged with such a serious crime to resign.
Richard 6. Otllers, business manager Of the
Record, was elected to fill the unexpired
term Of Bardsley The Democrats refused
TO take any par. in this election. While the
meeting was in progress the Democrats in
dorsed w. Redwood Wright, Governor Pat
tlson's appointee. Bardsley's resignation
will take effect Saturday next, and then
Philadelphia will have two City TreRsurers
one named by the City Council and
County Commissioners and one by the Gov
ernor. The question OF who is who will
probably be brought before the courts at
once. Investigation to-day developed the
fact that Bardsley had considerable deal :
ings with other brokerage firms besides
Giendenning & Co., and the Inference Is
that he speculated through these firms. The
report that Bardsley had hypothetical Sc
eurities of the Sinking Fund is denied by
Mayor Stuart. District Attorney Graham
to-day took out another warrant for
Bardsley's arrest charging him with per-
jury in violating his oath Of office in usin q
public money for his own gain.
The morning call., 1891-05-28
SENT TO The NORTH
The Revenue Cutters Receive
Their Orders.
The Rush and Bear 10 Be Followed by The
COFWin.
The Matter Still Unsettled With Lord Sails
bury-What Will Be Done With
the British PoaeherS.
rreeial to THE MORNING CALI

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The Secretary of
the Treasury this morning telegraphed the
commander of the Rush to sail to-day.
Orders for the revenue cutter Bear to sail
for Alaska were also sent by telegraph this
afternoon. While it is impossible to OBJ
tain positive information as to the char
acter of the instructions to the revenue off,
GERS, it is generally understood they do not
differ in any essential particular from those
Of last year. The Corwin, however, will
not sail for some days yet, and in the mean
time the Government will consider the ad-
visibility of giving the Corwin special in
structions, modifying those under which
tle Rush and Bear sail. The Instructions
Of the two last-named vessels are the same
as those Of last year. They are not to
seize poaching vessels unless found IL
lctly sealing within marine league, but
to ward them off.
The general subject as to whether or not
there Is to be a close season has not,
it is said, yet been settled, no reply having
been received by the United States Govern
ment in answer to its counter proposition to
Tile DlitlSH OUNeIuHlcIlb W tllUN lHo udblbCo
to kill 1900 seals to furnish them with the
usual foo0 supplies. The President and his
advisers, it is said. are yet waiting on Lord
Salisbury for some expression of opinion
about the matter, pending this reply or
some alternative suggestion or offer from
the British Government, it is not believed
the matter will be finally settled.
If close season should be agreed upon
the Treasury Department can send the rev.
enue cutter Corwin TO the seal islands with
such supplementary orders as may be
needed to fit the new status of affairs. 1t is
thought probable, however, by those well
informed, that should a close season be
eventually agreed upon it will not be posi-
ble for the British Government TO compel
the great horde If p0aching vessels now on
their way and in the Behring Sea TO desiSt
from taking SEALS
Major Williams Chief Special Agent to
the seal islands, has received no orders con-
tanning any modification Of the original
number of seals 10000 which the North
American Commercial Company were au-
thCrized to take.
The morning call., 1891-05-28
DERBY DAY.
The FaV0Fit6 Wins the Great English Race.
Eastern Contests.

LONDON. May 27.-The great event on the
English turf was run to-day at EPSON.
The weather was fine. 1t was the second
DAY of the EPSON meeting and the race for
the Derby stakes was the event of the day.
AS usual the course was crowded with all
classes and conditions of people, and the
read from London to Epson Downs was
filed with vehicles of every description.
There were the the usual conditions, and
the distance was about one and a half
miles. The victor was Sir Johnstone's colt
Common. 81. Z. BlancO's colt Gouyerneur
second, and Sir James Dukes colt Marten-
hurst third. There were eleven starters.
Just before the race heavy shower set in
and the race was run in drenching rain.
After the horses were at the post the first
attempt to get them away resulted in a
false start At the neXV attempt they got
away Splenddly. Deemster went to the
front and set the pace for the quarter mile.
Then DoTcaS took the lead. but was sUOn
OveThauled ana passed by G0uYerneur who
led at the mie-p0st Dorcas, who now had
been joined by Common, was close up. How
ever, coming down Tottenham Hill Common
forged ahead as theY entered the straight.
When the distance post was reached he
drew clear Of the others and won in cAnter.
CuttleStOne ran fourth. SimOnian, though
ridden hard, was the last horse throughout
the race. Common won by two lengths.
MaTtenhurst was bad third. Time, 1855 As.
Following is a list of starters and the post
betting: Common, IL to 10 on; Gouyerneur.
II to against; MarteRhurst, so to against;
Dorcas, 10 to l az inst; Orion, y to
against; The DeemSter, II TO against; Old
Boots, 20 to l against; William Fitzsimmon,
p TO l against; Simonian, % to l against;
Cuttlestone. 80 to l against, and Peter
Flower, 80 to l against.
The place betting was TO 1 on Common,
TO 4 against Gouveneur, o to 1 against
MartenhurSt, 6 to against Orion. to
against Dorcas, to against Old Boots, to
l each against DeemsteT and FitzSimmon, .
TO l each against Cultlest0ne and Peter
Flower. and 6 to l against SimOnian.
The morning call., 1891-05-28
The Postmaster-Genersls ODiniou.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Although Post
master-Genaral Wanamaker will not discuss
the San Francisco Postoffice site he is al
ways anxious to talk about his trip to Cali
fornia. In an interview he said: '' / thought
knew something of growing countries be-
fore / set my face toward the setting sun,
but found before got to San Diego that
the West was doing more than / conceived.
Before we got on the Union Pacific Railroad
TO return. and after We had spun around
Washington State, / was amazed. The
West must have better mail facilities faster
mails. more of them and better Postoffiee
facilities. How quickly they make a big
city in the West. with fine buildings, large
factories and beautiful streets and all that
pertains to metropolis. There are no
signs Of hard times out there. Eve erything
is progress and enterprise. What nerve the
people show ! What profit their real estate
yields y Mr.. Wanamaker has been BOOM
ing the West and Pacific Coast in thi man
ner every day since his return.
The morning call., 1891-05-28
A VICTIM OF VANITY.
Gladys MeFlitt and Her Pride Both Tai
Tumble.

GLADYS MeFlitt and Her Pride Both Take
Tumble.
Between and 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon Miss Gladys G. McFlitt, south side
belle, went out for stroll dressed in her
best suit of clothes.
AS Miss McFlitt turned into Third street
from Tehama a truck containing large bar
mirror drove in close to the pavement and
kept on In the same direction with the lady.
The mirror, which was about II feet long
and feet high stood on edge on the truck
with its face toward the sidewalk. Miss Nc
Flitt soon discovered her opportunity, and,
dropping intO step with the nigh horse, aud
keeping well abreast of the mirror, sha
became lost in profound contemplation Of
herself.
So absorbed did Miss Gladys become Ia
this pleasant pastime that she took no heed
OF time or place. On she walked, OCCASION
ally twisting halfway round to see If the
back seams In her ba sqae were straight
ever and anon hitting her hustle an affec-
tionate feminine pat and glancing down
lovingly at the hang of her p0IOnaise. Kind
hearted merchants who saw her enraptured
condition while she was yet afar off dragged
their sidewalk displays inside to give her
the right Of way, and less fortunate females
in that vicinity turned blue with envy.
Where this foolish young maiden would
have eventually wound up is hard to tell
had she not been suddenly checked In her
Joyous career. At the corner of Howard
and Third streets. Miss Gladys G. McFhtt
walked into a c0al-hole and bruised her
self, besides wrecking the intricate mech
anlsm of her toilet in several places.
The truck with the mirror went on.
Miss MeFlltt is now at home looking at
herself recover from the effects of the fall
with 2X4 inch hand-miTror that has some
OF the quicksilver scratched off the back.