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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21
Accident to a Miner.

YREKA, April 2O.-A miner on the Klam-
ath River, some distance from here, met
with 4 terrible accident day before Yester-
day. While working alone during the noon
hodr, he spliced a rope used to hoist the
gravel out of the pit and reset it on the large
drum, which he started revolving, when his
leg became entangled in coil of the rope
and he was drawn up to the drum, one leg
being completely pulled off at the knee
while the other was crushed to a jelly
Both legs have been amputated; but little
hope is entertained for his life.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21

CUTLER-CUE-In this city April 10, 1891 by the
Rev. j. NJ Buehler Frank w. Cutler and Joseph
inc Cue.
ER-B0HRMEISTER-I this city. April Is.
1891, by the Rev. j. NJ. Bueher Charles Fischer
and Helene Bohrmeister.
ORNBACK-WALLAS-In this city, April 10,
1891, by the Rev. w. D. Williams. Charles W.
Hornback of Somersyie and Annie E. Wailas OF
Antioch.
MARsToN-VANCE-I this city. April IT. 1891.
Philip +. Marston aud Mrs Rebecca A. Vance,
both OF Oakland.
RILEY Gro SSETTA-In this city, April Is, 1891,
at ST. Francis Church, by the Rev. Father j. f.
Harrington, Frank 7. Riley and Mile 6rossetta'
both of san Francisco
JAMESON-JACoBY-In this city, April 10. 1891.
by the Rev. Joseph Wilmer, Lazar Jameson and
Rachael Jacoby, both OF San Francisco.
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Half s Block Burned.

WALLA WALLA, April pa fire broke
out to-day at noon in Mrs. Geneway's res
taurant on Main street, between Fifth and
Sixth, destroying half the entire block.
The premises burned were Kirk Bros liv
cry stable, Geneway's restaurant and Rob
ert Pilin's blacksmith-shop. The total loss
is estimated at $1,000; insurance, $1,000.
The cupola Of the public school building
caught fire from sparks, and before the de-
partment arrived the entire cupola had
been burned off and the building damaged
to the extent of $1,000
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OBITU AIRY,
DIR. G. W. LuNnRoRG.

DR.. G. w. Lundborg, who for two years
past has filled the position Of resident ply
tuition yesterday morning at 1880 o'clock OF
pneumonia. The deceased had been ill just
one week, and at the last meeting of the
Board of Health excused his absence in a
note stating that he was suffering from la
gtiDpe. He was attacked by a severe cold
the previous Monday, and this finally de-
velOped into the disease which proved fatal.
DR.. Lundborg was in his twenty-eighth year,
and was q physician of promise. He was
the SOD of DR.. J. a. W. LundbOrg of Geary
ctr
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21

JIG. Ainsworth F. A. Campbell, vice War
rem Olnev: J. P. Irish, vice himself; E. NJ,
Lutts, Supervisor OF the Fourth District in
CoIusa, vice John Keernan, deceased; j. f.
Kidder, vice NJ. 81. Hecht, resigned. to man
age Yosemite and Mariposa Big Tree Grove;
ii. j. Fruger to be member of the State
Board of Pharmacy, vice himself. an error
In his initials having been made in his for,
mer appointment; Directors OF Agricultural
District 81, Santa Barbara--W. I. Lucas, L.
Boyd, B. Pozzeni, A. Leslie. Joseph Dim
mick r. Machir, II. Clifford, Con Murphy
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d" Master and Man."

Smms' and PettItrs melodrama Of this name
continues its run at the new POwell-street The
alter. 1t is we'll cast, Mr.. Lawrence Hanley,
Mr. James Garden and Miss Lillian Andrews
being the principal people, Garden makes a
note worthy character out OF Humpy Logan, as
he ought 10 do on account of his long and perfect
too can Garden. Besides being an actor he
ought 10 be the walking delegate Of a labor
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Roland Reeds Second Week.

The American comedian has laid aside LEND
Me Your Wife " for the present, as the loan was
not gllt-edged and last evening brought out, in
the presence OF large and appreclative audi
euce, his old-t time standby, David Demarest
LlOyd's " The Woman Halter" The part OF
Samuel Bundy Is, without doubt one of Mr..
Reeds best presentations. He is an old bachelor,
who PROCESSES hatred 10 women, but is really sus-
ceptbe to their charms, aud, at one time, becomes
engaged TO marry thr ee widows. Old Weller ad-
yiSed his son, Samivel to beware of one widow.
and when a man falls into the tolls of three,
simultaneously, his pTedcament may be imag-
fned. From out OF this situation, and also
Bundy's pecuiarities Ia dealing with the
dilemma, grow a tangle which Is ludicrOusly
funny, and the condition tests TO the utmost
Reeds capacity. He is able 10 cope with It,
however, and his spontaneous humor, under The
circumstances, cOnvuses The audience to the
extent OF what mly be called "a delirum Of
IuuphfarU
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TWO YEARS IMPRISONMENT.
A Prominent Washington Cattle-Dealer SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary

SPOKANE FALLS (Wash.), April 90
Judge Blake of the Superior Court to-day
sentenced E. Humason to two years in the
penitentiary. Humason is prominent cat
tle-dealer. who was convicted of extensive
and systematic cattle-stealing. His promi-
hence in the community rendered his trial
one of the most exciting ever held in SDo-
kane. The defendants attorney took ex-
eeption to the Judgment and gave notice OF
an appeal TO the Supreme Court. Judge
Blake refused to fix bonds and release Huma-
son on bail, and the prisoner was locked up
In the County Jail
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W. c. Shaffer, one of the best known citi-
zeus of Northern and Central California,
died of pneumonia at his home in Marysville
yesterday morning. He was particularly
well known in Suffer, Yuba and Butte cOun-
ties, where for upward of twenty-five years
he followed the business of auctoneer. He
was also the Public Administrator of Yuba
County.
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A PrOnsrtv Contest necidsd

PORTLAND. April 2O.-In the case of Mrs
J. B. McCalla against Balm and others, in
the United States Circuit Court. this morn
ing, Judge Deadly delivered an opinion dis
missing plaintiffs bill and sustaining the
validity of conveyances made by her father,
JAMES Stephens, to defendants. The prop
erty involved in the case is situated in East
Portland and is estimated to be worth $780,
600. Mrs. McCalla was formerly resident
of California.
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L d. I.ANGENouR

J. D. Langenour, a rancher and cattle
dealer, and the wealthiest man in Yolo
County, died at his home near Woodland on
Saturday last and was buried yesterday
Mr.. Langenour was fully entitled to the
name of Pioneer, having settled in Yoo
County in 1850, and residing there contnu-
ously ever since.
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A SYNOPSIS OF THE SPECTACLE.

The first scene shows the interior Of BeeIzebub's
cave 1t is weird and effective setting, the home
spectacle chosen for his purposes to make
female out OF Seezebub; but in the Scriptures he
is called the "prince of devils" and made by Mil
ton second TO Satan. The poet says in Paradise
LOST:
One next himself in power. and next In crime
Beelzebub.
Her highness is impersonated by Miss Nellie Sem
nett, young lady of handsome face and shapely
figure. BeelZebub is at war with Electra the good
fairy queen, and after conflict the latter very
Imprisonment in the idol OF kajauka. Miss Bessie
Fairhsin appears the good fairy named Electra.
Zamello the imp of mischief, does not long remain
confined In the idol. He Is allowed certain
amount of freedom and proceeds to shake things up
He is acrobatic devil, apparently with fsxible
bones, and his ortlous are amazing. The trans
formation shows the idol room OF the Janish Temple
A JOLLY PRIEST.
Chare Hiety (Joseph Allen) rules here He has
Just added 'Kaianka" to his collection OF idols, aud
finds the new addition a very profitable source of
revenue. rival priest of the Brahma Temple puts
in an appearance aud demands OF Chare one OF his
pet idols. This leads to conflict among the sects,
which ends at the appearance of Zamello who
ascendent for the time and their idol is brought on
with much pomp. Electra again overcomes Belize
buD and the Idol goes up in SMOKE.
THE SECOND ACT
Shows the ruins OF a Brahmin Temple. The 'Ka-
ianka" subjects are having a 1ollihcation but the
festivities cut short by eelZeDuO releasing her
son from the ld3l and gaining victory over Flee
devils. So she sets TO work creating merriment,
and changes the scene to
AN EXQUISITE FAIRY GRoTTo
And bower OF roses. Here the clown played by
the Celebrated Charles RaveI) makes his appearance,
aud with his com ing laughter begins and continues
to the end of the performance. There is gor-
geous march OF fairies ana some splendid dancing
after which an act devoted TO plnto mime. and the
curtain falls a glorious transformation scene
The specially features introduced during the
fairy grotto scene,
The Martins are wonderful acTobats. Mile.
BertotO Is charming little Miss, still very
young In her tens, who performs series OF
chAracter-ehange dances with admirable effect.
There are other speciality features numerous
and in great variety.
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Incendiarv Fires.

JACKSON, April 20.-A barn belonging to
D. Mattlery was destroyed by fire last night
with large quantity of hay and farm i'm
plements. Loss $500, insured for S1C55.
The fire was the work of an incend airy.
The same locality has been the scene of four
incendiary fires in three years. Last month
the barn, dwelling-house and slaughter
house of J. GarabaldI was burned, with a
loss of c2DOO
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snnerior Conrt nacision.

SAN BERNARDISo. April 2O.-The Su-
perior Court, Judge Campbell presiding,
has decided the case of Smith VS.. the Motor
Railroad Company and J. S. Dorm, giving
the plaintiff Judgment as asked Tor. This
case was instituted to prevent the sale of
the motor railroad to J. S. Dorm of San
Francisco. The chattel mortgage 10 Hooper
was also declared void.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21
A FRACTURED SKULL.

Result of scufae Between Young Men at a
Ball Game.
JACKSON, April 20-On the baseball
ground yesterday a scuffle occurred between
a. Badaracca and V. Bellnomini. Both
are about % years old. Badaracca drew a
knife and approached Bellnnmini in a
threatening manner, when the latter seized
= bat aud struck him over the head, fractur-
Ing his skull. He was unconscious to-day
and his recovery is doubtful.
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Mnranrad and Rnhhad-

Los ANGELES, April 2O.-At La Canyada,
twelve miles from here, well-to-dO China
man named All Sui was found in his laun-
drv dead. His throat had been cut 1t is
supposed he was murdered and then
ROBBED. Suspicion falls on Chinaman
who was about the place. The Sheriff and
Coroner have gone ont.
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JACKSON, April 20.-H L. Loveridge,
pioneer OF this vicinity. committed suicide
at his home, two miles from town, by shoot
ing himself in the head. He was sober and
Industrious and his act creates great sur
prise. He has been out of employment for
some time and this is the only cause sur
missed. He leaves a widow and one or two
children.
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Provincial Parliament Prorogued.

VICTORIA (B. c., April 20-The Provin-
cial Parliament, after being in session fifty
four days aud passing ninety-nne bills, was
prorogued by the Northumberland this
afternoon in the presence of vast assem-
blaze.
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1.-The Inside Track. -

The active Oliver Byron produced this new
sensation at the Alcazar last evening In the
presence of large attendance. There is not
much TO say about 1t. II one mentions meo-
drama OF this class lie mentions all of them.
They come out OF the same workshop, and In
their fittings and appointments are like Spring
field musket, Mr.. Byron being the who
holds the serviceaDle end. aud with his finger on
the trigger.
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Ancnssd of Partisanshin.

PORTLAND, April 20.-The Evening Tele-
gram will this afternoon publish an article
accusing Mayor de Lashmutt of PARTISAN
ship in the appointment of committees to
prepare for President Harrison's coming
reception. The article alleges that large
majority of the committees are Republicans.
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Grain in San Joaouin Warehouses.

STOCKTON, April 20.-Returns to the
County Assessor show that on March 1st
there were stored in San Joaquin County
warehouses 49, 800 tons of wheat, $500 ton 5
of barley and 420 tons of rye. 1t is esti-
mated that 1000 tons OF wheat remain here
now. principally owned by farmers.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21

Alanson Sweet, vino went to Chicago
when only soldiers, Indians and Squatters
were there, and who was one of the twelve
men that agIeet to found the town of Chi
cago, died Sunday, aged 81 years, at the
home of his son in Evanston.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21
THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
Active Preparations to Entertain the Dis
tinguished Visitors at San Diego.

tinguished Visitors at San Diego.
SAN DIEGO, April 2O.-Active prepara-
tons are being made for the proper recep-
ton of President Harrison and party on
Thursday. Plaza Square is being profusely
decorated, as well as the leading business
houses and buildings. Thousands of yards
while the different merchant vessels 10 the
bay will line the path conveying the party
from Coronado. While passing the Horton
House the President will be reviewed by
school children, who will strew flowers in
his pathway. The carriages will then pro-
coed to Florence Heights and return to the
Plaza, where speeches will be made by the
President the two secretaries, Governor
Markham, Governor Torres Of Baja Cali
fornia and MaYor Gum.
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uninn Miners Arrested.

VICTORIA B. c.. April 2O.-The ring
leader of the gang of twelve union men
who attacked and beat a non-union miner
near Wellington on the 12lh inst. has been
arrested. The injured man is in preca-
rious condition, aud the doctors have doubts
of his recovery. Other arrests will follow.
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THREW THE RACE.

Bad Feeling Over the Result Of a Contest Be-
tween sprinters in Stockton.
STOCKTON, April 2o.-A foot-race of 100
yards was run yesterday at the race-track
between George Weeks, professional, and
George Wells, Stockton Splinter, for 500
a side. Weeks says his hacker, local sa-
loon-keeper, drew pistol and threatened 10
shoot his legs off if he did not twin, which
frightened him so he lost. Later Weeks
acknowledged, under threats, that he threw
the race. There is bad blood between the
crowd, and there may be a general fight.
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Pardoned bv the Governor.

SACRAMENTO, April 20.-M. T. Milliken
was pardoned to-day by Governor Mark
ham. He was sentenced on March 14th to
serve no days in the Visalia jail for failure
to pay SIS board bill. The Superior Judge
and others asked for his pardon.
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DIR. j. X. THATCHER.

DR.. James X. Thatcher, Professor of
Physiology in Yale University, died sud-
denly yesterday morning at his residence in
New Haven, Conn, from the effects of
pneumonia He was 43 years of age, and
belonged to a family distinguished for the
literary and educational abilities of its men,
harS
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Cargo of Salmon for London.

VICTORIA (B. c., April 2O.-The bark
Irvine, with full cargo of salmon, the bal
ance of last seasons pack, sailed for Lon
don to-day.
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A Fatal Rattlesnake Bite.

TEMPLEToN, April 2O.-Near Lime, Sum-
day afternoon, Gust Holmes, three-year-
old boy, was bitten by a rattlesnake in the
calf of the leg, and died six hours later.
The father tried to suck the poison out, but
failed.
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General Kruger in Portland.

PORTLAND, April 2O.-Brigadier- General
Thomas II. Ruger arrived to-day from st.
Paul, and will leave tomorrow night for
San Francisco to assume command of the
Division of the Pacific, vice General Gibbon,
retired.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21
A Pine Line Finished.

SAN BERNARDINo, April 2O.-The Bear
Valley and Allessandro pipe line is now
being filed with water, and on Saturday
afternoon next at o'clock the officials of
the company and invited guests will wit
ness the first turning of water into the San
JacintO Valley
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Firemau's Tournament.

PErALUMA, April 2O.-The Marin, So
mona and Mendocino District Firemen's
Association, comprising delegates from the
different cities of the counties named, met
here yesterday and fixed upon the third and
fourth days of July for the next freman'S
tournament in this district.
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FxeentiYa Appointments.

SACRAMENTO, April Ex-Governor Mark
ham to-day made the following executive
,nnointments: Directors of Industrial
Home of Mechanical Trades for the Adult
blind In Oakland-A. D. Thompson. vice
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FOR LIFE.

Sentence Of Prisoner Convicted of Murder in
the Second Degree.
AUBURN, April 20.-Judge Prewett to-day
sentenced Elisha Cowgirl to imprisonment
for life General Hamilton, attorney for
the defense, gave notice OF appeal. Cowgirl
was tried on the charge of having murdered
Mark Haney at Bath in this county on cleo
ton day last November. The jury found
him guilty Of murder in the second degree.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21
THE THEATERS.
"Kajanka" a Great Success at
the Bush Street.
Roland Reed as Samuel Bundy-"The County
Fair" Still Fills the Baldwin-"Th
Inside Track" Etc

The Baldwin opened Its third week of
"The County Fair" with full benches 1t
is not too much to say that the piece grows
on public attention with each performance.
Gradually it is drawing in those who are
slow to learn how clever it is in construc-
ton and how reminiscent Of old-fashioned
life and times. 1t is like letter from home
to some people. There are many small per-
sons in the cast who have heretofore escaped
deserved mention. but whose business make
up tho ensemble that secures the piece
popularity. For example. there is Mr.. Sees
Tim, a perfect picture of waif life. restored
to consideration by his knowledge of
the outside world, and Tags (blarga-
ret May, who, educated in the same
school, is an element that. unwittingy to herself,
helps poor Abigail Prue out of the Quanddry
into which she gets by her ignorance OF the
tricks aud manners of city llfe Miss May is
very young on the stage. She was taken out OF
school In Chicago; but her natural aptitude In
this character, "sent to the country from tile
Mission in New York City," is a great factor IN
ticty of the piece, and when she dances in the
corn-huSking scene shows natural eaSiness OF
movement that could only have been acquired In
her earlier and less restrained experiences about
the puTlieus OF New York.
BY the way, 1t may be as well for those who
like The County air" TO know that The cur
tain win not rise on 1t at the Baldwin until
O'Clock Saturday evening neXt, In order 10 en-
able them to attend the parade and other lestiv-
lilies conjoined with the visit of President Harri-
son and suite without mariing their complete
endowment of this pODular drama.
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Gnnd Trout Fishing

BOULDER CREEK, April 2O.-There is an
extraordinary run of trout in the streams.
Fish twenty inches in length are caught.
Four hundred averaging six inches each
were caught yesterday.
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Imnrovei Grain Prospects

TRACY, April 2O.-The frequent showers
of the past ten days. together with the cool
weather. has improved the grain prospects
to a great extent.
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1.-THE Gypsy Baron" will be continued at this
popular theater until Wednesday evening next.
On the evening following Brunswick and Wink's
new opera comic burlesque, In two acts will be
produced. 1t is called "Amina, or the Shah's
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21

VERONA (B. c., April 2O.-The case Of
tho British tug Lorne, fined at Port An
geles for towing in American waters, will
be appealed to Washington. The fine Of
S844 was paid under protest.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ. n, FORM.

Ex-Congressman NJ II. Ford, who repre-
sented the Fifth Michigan District in the
Fiftieth Congress, died suddenly at Grand
Rapids yesterday OF apopleXy.
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Sick With Pneumonia.

PETALUMA, April pa telegram this
afternoon from Tomales says that DR..
Davis and his wife. of that town, are very
sick with pneumonia.
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A Judge Dying.

SEATTLE. April 20.-Superior Judge
Lichtenberger is dying tonight from the
effects of an attack of heart failure.
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A PAINFUL WOUND.

Removal of shingle-Nan From an Eye
ball.
ONTARIO, April 20.-Fifty-three days ago
Mr.. Edward Frazer, while crossing a
swollen stream, had an eye injured by some
object thrown by his struggling horses, and
has since suffered intensely. The physicians
have Just extracted shingle-nail from the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21
Insane Over Religion.

MARYsvILLE, Apr! 20.-Walter R. Rog-
ers was committed to Stockton Insane
Asylum to-day. He is crazy over religion,
and imaglnes himself King Solomon.
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The Busb-street spectaoIe.

Miller Brothers spectacle, "kaIanka," was
presented at the Bush-street Theater last even
Ing. 1t Is ballet and scene spectacle OF great
beauty III all its parts, interspersed with variety
Incidents. The company has had previous ex-
perience at Niblo's New York, and are EN- rap
port with all the business. They may be
accepted as the legitimate successors OF the
Hungarian kraiiyS, vino had so long a mo-
nopOy OF the American stage In this grade OF
theaITc amusement.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21

Domestic Ports.
FORT BRAGG-Salled Apr 20-Stmr Cleone, for
San Pedro
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
LONDoN-Arrived Apr 20-Stmr Missouri, from
Baltimore.
from New York.
NEW YORK-Arrivea Apr 20-Stmr France, firm
London; stmr Ethiopia. from Glasgow: stmrs
Trave and Bremen, from Bremen.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-21
REV. HENRY DARLING


Rev Henry Darling, President of Hamil-
ton College at Clinton, n. Y, died last night
of bronchitis,
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Justin Thomas Corlett of the Supreme
Court at Buffalo, n. Y. died Sunday night in
that city.