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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
Democratic Treaty..

CHICAGO. Aug. S.-The two Democratic
factions in this city have at last buried the
hatchet. The constitution adopted after
the meeting of representatives of both fac
tions is a decided novelty in the line Of po-
lltical agreements. 1t provides that all pri-
mares be held under tEe Australian ballot
system and forbids Central Committeeman
becoming office holders Should the treaty
prove binding the Democrats expect to
make clean and everlasting sweep of all
offices in sight, the party when united hav-
ing, according to their estimates, 10, 900 ma
lority. The present city administration is
just been healed.
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State Board of Trads.

The State Board of Trade will hold its
monthly meeting on Tuesday at the rooms
Of the State Board of Horticulture on Suite
street. The discussion of the price of land
throughout the State will be taken up. The
call sent out states shat it is apparent that
the objection to immigration to California
is the high price of land-meaniug from
500 upward per acre-aud it must be
shown that there are cheaper lands for
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
AN FRANCISCO rl-sIxTEEN PAGES

from the grasp of money monopolists They
also want a law making everything that cir
culates as money, and all interest bearing
bonds, taxable, SO that men of luxury ana
wealth may bear an equal of the burdens OF
interest in any railroad, or riding en- passes,
be ineligible to legislative, executive, or ju-
dicial office.
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Chess Contest Prizas.

LEXINGTON, Aug. S.-The prizes in the
chess contest, distributed to representatives
Of Kentucky, Maryland and New York,
now occupy the same relative positions as
they did at the close of last years tourna-
ment, namely: Shawater OF Kentucky first,
Pollock OF Maryland second, Hanham of
New York third
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
Railroad Inspection.

POINT EDWARD Ontario, Aug. s.-Sir
Henry Tyler, President of the Grand Trunk
Railway Company, accompanied by o. Ser
geant, General Manager, and other officials,
made thorough inspection of the tunnel
and works in connection Herewith this
morning. The tunnel was found to be in a
for traffic
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
The Schrage Innuest.

An inquest was commenced yesterday in
the case of Anthony Schrage. who died from
bullet wound OF the liver. inflicted by
Richard Kentzel. The Coroners inquiry
will be resumed tomorrow. Kentzsl Is still
confined to the City and County Hospital,
suffering greatly from his shattered thigh.
He is unable to appear at the inquest, and
refuses to make sworn statement in refer
ence to the Shunting.
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ROYAL CHESTS of nenmart

LONDON, Aug. S.-The coming gathering
Of the royal families Of Europe at Copen-
hagen IN September will be a noteworthy
one. Among the guests will be the King of
Greece, the Prince and Princess of Wales
and their daughters, Princesses Victoria
and Maud of Wales, and the Gar, who will
be accompanied by the CZarina,
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Protest bv snanisb wortue,

BARCELONA, Aug. S.-The National La
Dor Association has come to the conclusion
that the reciprocity treaty with the United
States on Cuba and Porto Rico business will
be bad for Spanish workmen, and it will
summon monster mass-meeting to protest
against the treaty,
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average fact that on the nights Of Aupust
9th, 10th and 11th, and November 10Th. i3ti,
and 14th, there are two or three times as
many meteors in the field of vision as upon
othsr nights. These shooting stars belong
to streams OF minute bodies which pass
around the sun, and the earth dashes into
one of these streams in August and into an
other In November
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
A FATAL PRIzE-FIGHT.
a British Pugilist Killed by a Blow on the
Had

MANCHESTER England. Aug. s.-A
prize-fght took place near here last night
between two local sports named Henney
and Swim dele. The men were matched to
night to finish for sovereign side. After
sayagely lighting for an hour SwindelIe
dealt Henney terrific blow on the head
and the latter threw up his hands and
cropped IKE log. The attempts to revive
him failed, and there is no doubt that he
died instantly. SwiHdelle and those who
brought about the fight were arrested on a
charge of manslaughter.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
Does Not Want a. Divorce.

PARIS, Aug. S.-Mrs. Potter says she does
not want a divorce, and probably would not
marry again if free to do so. She has not
seen her daughter for three years, not being
permitted to do so.
Mrs. Pctter's sister, Jenny Urquhart, is
engaged TO marry Duval, a rich young
Partisan whom she met when visiting the
Princess HalZfeldt at St. Morirz.
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FREEPoRT QH.!. Aug. S.-Neson OF Maine,
the owner OF the great stallion Nelson, with a
record OF 2:1o24, when asked to-day whether he
would accept the challenge issued by a number
OF san Francisco people to match Nelson against
Stamboul, 2:11, for purse OF $50, 600, tue race
TO be three heats in five, said that if the Calf
iornia people viii meet him halfway from his
home IN Maine, lie Will make match with them
for auy slim th-y want
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
Tax Suits.

HARRISBURG Pa.) Aug. s-Two suits
were entered to-day, one against the county
OF Philadelphia and the other against John
Bardsey, late City Treasurer. The first is
to recover the personal property tax for
1890, amounting to S622, 600, and the second
for license taxes, amounting to S36S, 900.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
The Election of Call

TALLAHAssEE (Fla). Aug s.-Governor
Fleming has announced that inasmuch as
Quorum in the Florida Senate did not par
ticipate with the House in the joint assem-
bly, May Goth it is his opinion that Call was
not elected United State Senator, and that
therefore he cannot certify that Call was
elected.
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Shot Dead.

ST. PAUL, Aug. S.-Moritz Weisser was
this evening shot dead by Christopher
Koran, who alleges that Weisser had beer
too attentive to Mrs. Koran.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
Furniture-Workers.

Furniture Union, No. 10, has de-
cided to parade on Labor day with float
representing the craft, and has engaged the
Eureka Military Band to play on that occa-
sion. The union is now 450 strong, and
will turn out 400 Of its members. The COM
mittee of arrangement is composed of J. d.
Condor, Z. Miller and j. c. Swensou.
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Parnell,s Opnonents Increasine

DUBLIN, Aug. S.-A telegram received in
this city from Belfast siates that Dillon and
O'Brien have persuaded four of the Irish
members OF the House of Commons. who,
since the disruption in the Irish Parlia-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
Cornerstone Laid.

LONDON, Aug. S.-Andrew Carnegie of
New York to-day laid the foundatiou-stone
Of public library building at ?eterhead, in
Scotland. He had previously given el000
toward the library
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
THREE-NIILE RACE.
Hanlon and OConnor Won the Worlds Cham
chin

HanIon and UConnor Won the Worlds Cham
pionship-Race Yesterday.
HAMILTON (Ont9, Aug. s.-Fuliy 1900
people witnessed the double-scull boat-race
here this afternoon for the worlds cham
pionship betweed Edward Hanlon and Will
lam OConnor in one boat and Jake Gaudaur
and William Mckay in the other. The one
and one-half mile stake was reached by
Hanlon aud O'COnnor in eight minutes aud
three seconds. On the home stretch the
leaders did not exert themselves, and when
within quarter of mile of the finish
stopped rowing and Hanlon dipped his
hand in the bay. They finally won COM
1926. Gaudaur aud McKay's time was not
taken.
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Steamer Ashore.

JACKSONVILLE FIa.l Aug. s.-Tne
Southern Pacific steamer El Dorado, from
New York for New Orleans, is ashore on
the Great Bahama Banks. The vessel and
cargo Will become total wreck unless as
sengers ON board.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
The Worlds Coffee sunnlv

NEW YORK. Aug. S.-The worlds visible
supply of coffee shows that the stocks in
Europe of all kinds amount to 1.o6S. .447
bags and at other ports 259, SCI bags. total
OF 1,322, sos bags, with the quantity afioat
bringing the amount up to 2,0S5, 308 bags, an
increase of 176, 1873 bags over the amount on
July 1st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
Hoffman,s Lease of Life.

Judge Hofiman's condition last evening
was more alarming than it had been for
weeks. Besides being less rational. he took
no nourishment yesterday and was consid-
erably weaker for the fast. His death is
only matter of days at the best and very
few may see the end. The attending physi-
clan thinks he may live a couple days yet.
Chehalis County, Wash, has voted to
spend S224, 500 on its roads.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
Sale of Property Prevented.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S.-The sale of the
sea-girt property by Yard was prevented
by the receipt of writ, an injunction hav-
Ing been granted at the instance of Re-
ceiver Yardley of the keystone Bank.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
Lake Steamer Rurnad

WINNIPEG, Aug 8.-TEe steamer Glend-
won was burned to the waters edge on Lake
Winnipeg. Charles Masters of Barrie.
Montana, one of the crew, was burned 10
death,
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Conductor and Flapman Arrested

SYRACUSE, Aug. 8.-Thomas Tobin, con-
ducsor, and Edward Connolly, flagman of
the freight train which cullided with the ex-
press at Montezuma Thursday. were
arrested to-day upon a tel gram from the
Coroner of Cayuga County.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
Fast Trottipe in Iowa.

INDEPENDENCE Iowa. Aug s.-Mary Mar.
shall in her work to-day trotted the last quarter
OF mile in o:3o14, and trotted the next mile In
2:24@4, the last half in :O3. lsllerton was
worked mile in 2:25l4, and moved the last
quarter In O:3OIS.
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Trottinp at Rnfaln.

BUFFALO, Aug. Sd. B. Richardson won the
TWO final heats OF the 2:17 trotting race post
poned from yesterday. The record is as follows:
2:l7 class trOtttng race, j. Is. Richardson won,
Junemont second, Miss Alice third Walter +
fUuith. Best time, 2:IS
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
WHIP and SPUR.
Fast Time Made on the Leading Eastern
Race Tracks.

SARATOGA. Aug. S.-This is the eighth regular
day Of the race meeting here. The weather was
clear and the track fast and The attendance large
The winners were:
Six furlongs, Prince Royal won, BelwoOd sec
ond. Versatile third. Time, 1:16.
One mile, Now or Never won. Mabel Glenn
second, Carroll third. Time, 40
Merchants stakes. handicap sweepstakes one
and a half miles, Santiago won. Uncle Bob Sec
ond, Dlabo third. Time 2:35H.
Five aud a half fur0ngs, Frank Kinney won.
Prince OF Darkness second. Actor third. Time.
1 1:0934.
Seven furlongs. Gettysburg won, Vosburg Sec
ond, Busteld third. Time, 1:301a.
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At ST. Paul.

ST. PAUL, Aug. S.-To-day was the closing lay
at The Twin City Driving Association Park. The
winners were:
One and sixteenth miles, Innocence won,
las.
Ed Leonard second. Time, :59ia.
one aud sixteenth miles, Virge dor won,
Marion q. second, Lillian Lindsay third. Time,
1904
One mile. Dora won, Franchise second, Alice
ID third Time, "A.
Ihe nrst race WAS DECLARED off.
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mentary party. have followed the leader
ship of Parnell, to secede from the Parnell-
lie section and cast their fortunes with the
McCarthyiteS. or the section that opposes
Parnell as the leader of the Irish cause.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
RaiIroad Accident in Fin1on5

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. Son the Fin
land railway to-day military train and n
passenger train cQlIided. Two soldierslwere
killed and forty-eight wounded.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
Man and wife Killed.

LANCASTER Pa.), Aug. S.-A Pennsyl-
yania railroad train struck a wagon on n
crossing near here to-day, instantly killing
David Ash and his wife.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
A FATAL ASCENSION.

An Aeronaut Swept from His Balloon and
Dashed to Death.
LONDON. Aug. Sat Leeds to-day
balloonist Ldmed Higgins was killed, and
Miss Dewey, who accompanied him in the
ascension. narrowly escaped death. The
couple intended to give a trapeze perform
snce while ascending. and aiterward de-
scend by means of a parachute. In the
ascension the balloon was c,ught by cur
rent Of air and blown sideways. striking The
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
The President Goes Fishing:

CAPE MAY POINT On. J.). Aug. S-The
PRESIDENT and party went fishing to-daw.
The trip was a great success. the party
bringing back quantities of crabs and fish.
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At New York.

NEW YORK, Aug S.-The Monmouth Park
Association races at Westchester Park to-day
attracted a large crowd. The weather was clear
and the track fast. The winners were:
The fl Iee handicap sweepstakes of six furlongs
was dead heat between Correction and Cas-
talIa, Moyden third. Time, 1:1l1s
The second handicap sweepstakes OF six fur
longs, His HighneSs won, st. Floriau second,
Lonewell Third. Time, 1:l112.
The handicap sweepstakes OF mile and a FUR
long, Reckon won, Ficncker second Bermuda
third. Time. 100.
The handicap sweepstakes OF one and quar-
ter miles, Riot won, Stockton second, Banquet
third. Time, 2O8
The sweepstakes Of seven furlongs, Pearl Set
1928.
asset second. King Turk third. lime, 1:o114.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
A Week for Meteors.

According to the astronomers the coming
week will probably be marked by brilliant
display Of meteors. 1t is found to be an
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09

CHICAGO, Aug. S.-The Garfield Park races
were well attended to-day Tie track was fast
aud the winners were:
Seven furlongs-Bonatr won, Lizzie d second,
Pickup third. Tme-1 :2S.
One mile-Douglas won, Gender second, Lis
bon third. 1ime-1 :4512.
Fiiteen-slx:eenths OF a mile-Brazos won. Sis
olee second, Van Buren, third. Time-1 :3434
one ana q sixteenth mes-Sllver Lake won,
Lorenzo second, Acclaim third. Tlme-l Al.
FIVE furlongs-L. j. Knight won, Matilda Sec
ond. Julia May thiid. Time-1:02.
AT HAWTHORNE PARK.
There was a large attendance at Hawthorne
Park races to-day and the winners were:
FIVE 1uriongs-Buckhouud won. Vancuse Sec
ond, Glenoid third. Tne-1 :03s4.
Seven furongs-G. w. Cook won, Llnlithgow
second, Lizzie third. Time-l :20A.
One mile and furlOng Dundee won, Carus
second. Marie X third. Time, :57
SIX furl longs, Tom Karl won, Fan King second,
ROley Roley third. Time, 1:l51h
Steeplechise full course, Hercules won, Lead
ef second, Evangelne ;hird. Time, 1884.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
THE NoN-CoNFoRMIsrs RESTLESS

This remark would surprise nobody here
who has inside views of politics. Ii to a
h0me-rule enthusiast in America who dis
likes being confronted with the facts it
seems hard saying one other fact may
make 1t easier. My Radical home-rule
friend is non-conformist, and there are
signs that the non-conformist conscience is
becoming restless under its present en-
forced alliance.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-09
Influenza Snreadinp

1HHUeHZa Spreadlng IN Russia.
Moscow, Aug. 6.-InfluenZa has again ap-
peared here, 500 persons ON an average be-
ing daily prostrated
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1891-09-17
RAINSBORO.
September 10th, 1891.

Miss Rose Reddnig, OF Ross county, is
the guest OF Mrs. Thomas Kearns.
Miss McGovenry, Of Jeffersonville, is
visiting Miss Lizzie Clark.
J. B. Head and wife will visit the State
Capital this week and take in the State
Fair.
Robert McNicol, one Of Penn town
ships prosperous farmers, attended the
Farmers Institute here last Saturday.
Miss Phoebe Lafferty has gone to
Arkansas and will probably make her
future home in that State.
Brize Roads will sell his effects at
public vendre on Thursday preparatory
to removing to Missouri.
Or. Mercer, J. L. Gossett, Clarence
Pensyl, William Pensyl and Edward
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Roads and wife are attending the State
Fair at Columbus.
The Farmers Institute drew a full
house last Saturday. The paper OF j.
Al. Jamison on clover and that Of J. G.
Redkey on wheat, and the music fur
nished by the Montgomery orchestra,
assisted by J. B. Gossett and Misses
Susie Upp and Lizzie Beaver, was charm
ing.
Rev. w. ]. Baker has received the sad
intelligence that his mother, whose
home is at st. Louis, is dangerously i'll
with no hope of recovery.
Our schools began Monday with Jack
Harper, Principal; Edward Roberts,
intermediate Miss Dollie Roads, Pri-
mary.
Samuel and Clara Tomlinson, of Cedar
vile, have been guests OF William
Dapiels and wife for several days.
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LEESBURG.
September Sth, 1891.

oeptemDer OH, 1ools
Mrs. Ed. Adams left for her new home,
at Connersville, Ind, Saturday.
Spencer Bros. contemplate removing
to Hillsboro again in the near future.
NJ. Patton and daughter, Fannie, s.
M. Manifold and family and Shepley
Holmes and family are completing ar
rangements for making Washington 9.
III. their future home.
Somewhat over fifty took the train
here to see the ceremony of laying the
corner stone of the new !. o. o. F.
temple in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Horst is visiting Mr.. Herman
Horst and family in Cincinnati.
The Friends Sabbath School Union
held very interesting meeting at Fair
field Sunday.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet
Thursday evening at theresidence Of Pro-
Strange. All desiring to enter the new
year are requested to be present.
The members of the Sons Of Temper
ance especially desire full attendance
at meeting Friday. The business is i'm
| portant.
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You Take No Risk

In buying Hoods Sarsaparilla, for it is
every where recognized as the standard
building-up medicine and blood purifier.
1t has won its way to the front by its
own intrinsic merit, and has the largest
sale OF any preparation of its kind. Any
honest druggist will confirm this state
ment. II you decide to take Hoods Sar-
saparills, do not be induced to buy any
thing else instead. Be sure to get Hoods.
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PRICETOWN.
September 14th, 1891

CcpJcmUeT l7Lu, 1oSl.
All parties, irrespective of their poll
tical differences were favorably impress
sed with Major McKinley's gentlemanly
way of dealing with the issues of the
campaign. Republicans are justly proud
of their next Governor.
Last Thursday in McLaughlin's grove,
southwest of this place short distance,
the curiously inclined assembled to see
Seitz and hear wonders. For two hours
Seitz rambled through heterogeneous
mass OF the Calamity Shriekers" cam
paign thunder and wound up within two
inches of the center of NonsenSical Non
sense. Hon. Lady Diggs, of Kansas, fol-
lowed in talk eclipsing Seitz as far as
the Nadir is from the Zenith, yet barren
of truthful statements regarding the
question OF Protection" especially. She
would first toss Mckinley and then
Campbell up in the air. Lord, Lord,
what gall. A little tender Kansas stump
speaker of woman gender coming to Ohio
to tell us what she did on that occasion.
You can't tell why you are Democrats
or Republicans.
Salem schools open to day (Monday)
as follows: No 1, James Duvall; No 2,
T. G. Sanders; No 8, J. w. Faris; No 4,
J. s. Faris; No 5, Alex. Duvall; No 6,
J. B. Faris; No z, T. L. H. Daggy. The
"school board" found that the school
could not be continued seven months as
desired, owing to decrease of $4,000
on our tax duplicate, and decided to con-
tinue as long rs the money would so
over six months.
Joseph Baker an old, highly respected
citizen of this township, living near Har-
wood, died at 10 O'Clock p. m. last Friday,
aged 70 years. Deceased was worthy
disciple of the Worlds Redeemer, in
whom he constantly trusted and honor
ed with a praiseworthy life. His body
rests in the Harwood cemetery.
The chattel property, OF J. W. Pulliam
deceased, was sold last Saturday per
Perry Mclaughlin, administrator OF
estate.
Elmer Doan and lady, of Illinois, are
enjoyig the hospitalities of friends and
relatives of Salem for season.
DR.. F. w. DeHass has disposed OF his
chattel property preparatory to locating
somewhere in the Occident.
Lucy Workman, wife of VIM. Work
man, sen., deceased, has been appointed
administrator of the estate, with D. F.
Scott as assistant. The estate is large
one and several persons desired to assist
aunt Lucy because she was left all alone
and needed assistance.
Next Saturday night there Will be
"box supper" as it is styled at this point,
under the auspices of the New Light
church.
A pleasant grove meeting was held on
G. w. Martins celebrated ground last
Sunday. Efforts are being made to con :
tinue the meetings for few days.
The next o. G. M. S. convention will
be held at Hillsboro. The last conven-
ton held at Danville recommended that
j. D. Houston continue his canvass for
the Hillsboro church. Prior efforts in
this direction have been made but
proved futile. We believe Mr.. Houston
will prove equal to the emergency.
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SOUTH LIBERTY.
September l4th, 1891.

Work on the pike is moving along
nicely. The contractors think of having
it completed in sixty days.
Louis Vance is home from Springfield,
Louis is just recovering from severe
attack of typhoid fever. He will shortly
move in with his father-in.law, George
D. Stockwell.
School will begin in District No 8.
Monday, the 2lst.
Nathaniel Roush will take up hia
school ct Washington The 3lst.