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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-27
THE PLOT.

Fantasca is loved by King Indigo. the sole
proprietor of the Indigonian Islands. part
Of the earth that has unaccountably disap-
reared. Fantasca, the slave is beiroIhed 10
Jauio the Kings Jester. However, this fact
makes no difference with the King. He wants
Fantasea, and that Is the end OF II. Janlo plans
TO Illustrate the King In his desires, and III carry.
ing them out is aided by his sweetheart and All
Baba an everyday donkey-driyer. The King is
msled into believing that his treasures are In
danger His Majesty has been so economical
thai the army has been disbaDded Fantasca, TO
carry out her share OF the conspiracy, recruits
band OF AmaZons and then offers 10 save the
frea~ures She intends, after getting her share,
10 quit the country with JaniO. The King makes
the agreement 10 divide and then Fa1tasca goes
Through the motion Of defeating the thieves, and
when she receives her share she ineohtineniiy
dan.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-27
Begin Well.

Begin Well.
Begin your day right wen.
And well twill surely end;
Rise early, make toilet neat
And care aud taste expend.
And never leave your room
Until your teeth are white
Until your mouth Is pure and clean,
And pleasant to the sight.
For this use SOZODONT
AT rising of lie sun;
Then you may walk abroad and feel
Your day is well begun.
Reject the Offer
By a dealer of any aiIicle claimed to possess
properties Identical with or similar 10 Tee h saw
ing SOZODONT. Only purchase the real Simon
Pure, which defies both imitation aud compei.
tion. No.hing can vie Win 1t IN efficacy as 4
donor Of dental health and beauty, notwithstand-
lug any representation to the contrary 1t causes
The teeth 10 glistrn like FURNISHED ivory, con-
tains no hurilul ingredient, and has most CRATE
iul h,yur and SMELL
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-27

well as many new. faces. Indigo" will be
sung during the first week. with special
matinee Of .fNanon" on Wednesday. The
following week Gilbert and Sulliyan's The
Gondolers," Genee's "NanOn" and Cellier's
Dorothy" will be rendered.
THE INDIGO" DISTRIBUTION.
Yantasca, leader OF the Amazons Miss Clara Lane
Toffaua wife Of All Baba ..... Miss Alice Vincent
Ehadamanta, daughter OF King Indigo ---.......
......,............ Miss Cara Wisdom
slaves s'G % is S14aST 5s5sS@
First Sentinel Miss Thompson
Romadour, Indigos Pooh Bah. go. Mr.. J. X. Murray
Ali raba. donkey driver. Mr. W. H. Fitzgerald
King Indigo ........... Mr. Charles A. Bgeiow
FaIsettO.. Mr. Miles ParEer
Mr.. Gus Werner
slave Merchant Mr.. Walter West
Arrah u aboers-...........-..M MI W 4 oinpsoh
Mr.. W. T Carleton
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-27
sAMUEL K. MrRDnCH

Was brother OF James T.. Murdoch, the cele-
brated dramatic reader and elocuiionist In his
time lie hid been "A book binder soldier. phys-
clan, merchant, farmer, miner aud actor AS a
reader he attained prominence almost equal to
that of his brother James. The deceased was
buried on Thursday afternoon in Central Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-27

Is here at tbs Chestnut street Opera House. and
considering the prices charged the manageme M
cannot enter any complaints about the bnsines
lone. Her last engagement ln New York was a
financial failure. GUS COOK
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-27

State your troubles in full, when treatment and
advice will be promptly forwarded free from OBJ
servation to any part of the country. Thousands
cured at home. All communications strictly con
fdential. Inclose stamp to secure an answer
no21 SaSuTuTh II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04
ASYLUM Boards,

The Governor yesterday appointed he
following persons 10 serve for three years
from April 15,b, as members of tho Boards
of Visitors for the institutions NAMED:
Eastern Lunatic Asylum, st Williams'
burg Col. W. R. Aylett, Ayletts, Kiue
William county; Terence McCrscken, Fred
ericksburg; Geo. w. Taylor, Richmond.
Western Lunatic Asylum, at Stsuntop
2. f. Coleman, Cumberland, Dr.. s. II. MOI
felt, Harrisonburr; DR.. G. G. Conway, Gull
pepper.
Southwestern Lnnalic Asylum, at Marion
DR.. Joseph Upton, Carroll county; General
James s. Greaver, Smythe county; Captain
George Grahsm, Washirg ton county.
Central Lunatc Asy ium. at Petersburg
Il bert Gillian, Petersburg; Col. A. a.
Gray, Fluvanne county; ", B. Jordan, Smith
field.
Deaf. Dumb and iad Destitute. atStaun-
ton: It. G. Elder. Sisuntor; Dr.. B. l..
Winston, Hanove'; II. G. Moifstt, Kappa
hammock county.
It is expected that thesa boards will make
some lmpoi tant changes. The Western Lu-
nhtio Asylum, two years ago, elected NO
man assistant physician. Since that time a
movement he's heen made to return to the
former method and employ ouiy male ply
sicians. a lively fight is promised, as the
advocates Of progressive humanity have seen
the need of having ct least one female doctor
in insane Institutions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04
NRWs OF TIE CAY.

Nine Mexican bandits, charged with be-
/ ia robbers OF mail car, we're arrested IN
Texas yesterday.
The baccarat scandal has forced the post.
mons ment of the proposed grant for the
Prince OF Wales to enable him to pay his
debts.
The International Monetary Commission
yesterday sdjou:nad at Washington without
agreeing on uniform unit bstwsen gold and
silver.
An Italian at Newcastle, Pa, says there il
conspiracy growiog among The Italians In
the mlurg regions to csptare the city CT
PtIsourg, and massacre The ciizsns.
Tho new Fede'a .ion Of Australia hss
adopted q cons,i u;ion, and provided that
The chief executive officar shall be known Sc
the governor general, to be appointed BY
che Queen.
Mr.. Edwin Booth closed his engagement
for the season yesterday, appearing 80 Ham
let in Brooklyn. He announced that be will
take long and compete rest on the advice
Of his daughter.
Mrs Nicely, the mother OF the two bcys
hanged at Sem erset, Pa, Thursday for the
murder OF farmer Umberger, is a raving ma
MAC, and her physician fears che will never
regain her senfes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04
The Coke Region Trouble

MOUNT PLEASANT. Pa. April 4.-The cit
uation In the coke region has not materially
changed within the last "a hours. Tine trocps
have charge of the coke companies property
and the feeling prevails that as long as the
militia remain there will be no more law
lessness. The soldiers cannot stay always,
however, and 1t Is feared that unlees the
strike is settied bef)re they are called home
the depredations will be renewed just So
soon az their backs are turned.
a scottsdale, Pa special says: A bloody
battle between the troops and strikers Ia e1
peeled within the next two daye, but pre-
causicps are being AIKEN to avert any trouble
Troops are posted at every point where an
outbreak is feared. The troops are supplied
with ball cartridges and the officers have ex-
pliclt orders to fire. If need be, on euy mob
which shall attempt to modest them or any
OF the property which they ere guarding.
The funeral OF the mon killed on Thurfdsy took
place this evening and WAS attended By thousands
of persons. Tho bodies were buried in a long
grave in tho Catholic cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04
General Pixies Funeral.

The body Of General Albert Pike lies in
state at the Scottish Rite Temple in Wash
ingtou. All day long throngs Of visiting
Masons haVa passed into the Temple to
view the remsius. The large flag of the
Scottish Rite hangs haIf-masted from the
staff over the Temple, and heavy Grape
Ia draped above the entrance.
The members of the Supreme Council 10
Washington yesterday di cussed the funeral
arrangements. Il was decided to have the
midnight service Tn Thursday next, the
regular church service to be held in the
Church of the Ascension on the day follow.
Ing The solemn and impressive midnight
ceremony will take place at the Cathedral,
on G street. and to both services the public
will be invited. Until Thursday the re-
nains will lie in state ct Third and E streets.
NJ de faite arrangements for the funeral
can be made as get, Re the arrival OF the Su-
preme Council must be awaited. The mem
bers CT this ccuaci' are scattered over twen-
ty-six States, and Ii will take some time for
them TO get togethsr. At present eusrd
of honor from Albert Pike Coz sstory Is
watching thu remains, and will ,enain on
guard until the funers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04
JACKSONVILLE, JR."-The warld will

JACKSONVILLE, JR."-The ward will
experience new sensation when it learns
that Capt. ]. r speer, native OF this city
and State. and s queer character, he's start
cd Oh the back of trained alligator 30 swim
from Jacksonville down the east coast and
around the Everglades into the Gulf and up
me vast coast to ApaIachicoe. The Cap
tain is friend of Capt. Paul Bogton, and
wears one Of his rubber suits on bis trip
TIE alligator lie known as Jacksonville. Jr.
He is fourteen feet long and very healthy.
He was raised bv the Captain ard obevs his
every word Jacksonville (Fla Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04
TELEaRAPEIC BREYITIEs.

A break In the levee south Of Greenville,
Miss, is reported.
Clifton Bell, the leading sporting man Of
the West, died at Denver, COL, last night
The Governor of Maine and council yes
terdsy voted to remove Jadge Hamilton, OF
the Blddeford court, and papers were aerVsd
on him last night.
Ten Minneapolis mills with daily out
PCT OF nearly 10000 bbls. have formed a
combination against ths great Pillsbnry :
Washburn Eoglish syndicate.
The Chinese merchants Of San Francisco
have agreed to forward q petition to the
Chinese minister at Washington protesting
against the appointment of ex-senator Blair
as minister to China.
The dam above Iowa City yesterday
burst from the immense pressure of water,
and q Fl God swept down the valley, causing
no little damage. A warning was SAINT and
people living in the lowlands fad to higher
ground.
or the six men who etartei at Detroit,
Micb., Monday noon to 60 without sIeep 1GS
hours, but two remain. They are still
awake, but are both near the verge of In
sanity. Bets OF 100 to l are offered that
neither can keep awake until to night
Thursday nights storm has resulted in the
general democrat za.ion of the telegraph ser
yios cut of Boston, and 1t is said that the
general condition OF the telegraph ssste M
ia worse than that which resulted from the
blizzard OF jan. % lasf,
Duiiog the progress of fire on Grand
street, New York, this morning, twenty-five
girls employed In the baIding had narrow
escapes. They managed, however, to reach
the fire escapes, from..which some were Gem
PEELED to Jump into the arms OF the 6remen
below.
The disappearance last February OF Car
los Santioanez, one OF the most prominent
bankers OF Guatemala has been cleared up
by the confession of his murderer while
under the Influence OF rquor. 1t appears
that Mr.. santibanez was induced to call On
female friend OF man named Gorz,'ez.
when the latter aud another Speniard rush.
: ed into The room ard assaulted the banker
with knives When life was extinct they
| removed ali his vsluables and put the mutt
| lated body into an alright chest and few
days later shirped the box to the Uaite d
States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04
VIRGINIA NEWS.

d.. A. Chapman, a highly esteemed and
we'll Known c;,iZ3n of Caraliue, died at his
residence Ia Rowling Green on last We'd
nesday, after an illness of only three weeks
Mrs. Ellen Waller Bsy; wife of Ray.
T. J Dayton, Of the Virginia Conference,
and oldest sister of Col. Thomas Waller, oil
Stafford. died OF paralysis, in Norfolk, last
Thursday. She was fly years old.
The Governor yesterday patdoned A. s.
McCauiey, of Rock ineham, serving ten
gears sentence in the penitentiary for as
ssuting woman. The pardon was grant
ed chic fl; open evidence that the woman
who was the alleged victim has since Nc
Caules's conviction declared that che swore
falsely Uacu he trisi.
On trestle on the Norfolk and Western
road, near Lynchburg. yesterday, James
Deem was run over by freight train and
killed, aud Daniel RIGA bad leg cruehed.
Several men were at work when the train sud-
denly rounded curve and dashed on to the
treste. The men ran for their lives to the
opposite cad, and fou- Of them succee led In
escaping. one OF them By Jumping to The bed
of the creek baiow,
At Petersburg, Thursday night Thomas 8.
Gibbons and Rrhert w. Bo~den, two we'll
known young ciiizans, were arrested on war
rants charging them with heing about to en-
gage Ia duel. Yesterday upon assuring
the mayor that there would be no further
trouble the young men were discharged.
The trouble was brought about by some re-
mark made by Gibbons, when Bowden
spoke of connecting himself with the
church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04

THE FACILITIES possessed by Alexandria
ios the successful prosecution OF the cannt g,
preserving and picking business are not
sxceIled by those OF any other city 10 the
country. Egerg article used in such bust
n, 81 can be obtsiced here iu unlimited
quantities and at the lowest rates. the labor
required ia also abundant and cheap, and
the necessary buildings, with railroad tracks
one eide snd wharves on the ether, can be
rented for the amount of the taxes on them.
That there would be no lack OF raw material
is mads patent by the fact that the source
of supply would not be fined to the conn
try Immediately around the city, ample a.
that ia, bat be ex ended to that Oh both sides
OF the river FROM mere to its mouth, and be
supplemented by the surplus of the wash
iugtou market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04
An Encouraging Outlook.

President NJ. E. Ingalls, of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad, WAS in Richmond yesterday. 4
delegation of tina employees OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio road cslled upoa him to urge an in
crease of wages. His reply was, That whie the
Chesapeake aud Ohio IVES pjoying increased bns-
mess and was doing well in every way, it could
not afford to advance the psy roll further now,
because the company hsd It's credit TO establish,
and had to have time to make up for tn, PAST
when business was not 80 good" 'As to the ViI-
GINA outlook" said Mr. Ingalls, in response to q
question there is TO Stale in the Union eqaal to
This ate for climatic social attractions aud nat.
ural resources You have population OF soue-
thing like ], 700. 900; you should have pupula-
ton of 8 OO0OJO very soon. There used to be
prejudice against the South, but that is fast dy-
ing out. / know this country from Maine 10
Texa,, AMI I tell yoa Virgin, is the State of
States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04
The Rhode Island Election

PROVIDENCE, R 1 April 4-The returnt
from Wednesdays election, show the vote
for Governor to have been as follows: Bur.
ton. nat. 3S4; Davis, dem. % 249; Ladd, rep
20 995; Larry, pro. ]. 1929. Davis lacks 96O
votes OF the moi ,rity necessary to elect. The
complexion Of The legislature shove: Senate
90 rep, DEM, ind, and to be chosen
House, "a rep:, 10 dem., and 10 to be ohos-
en-which will give the republicans on joint
ballot majority of one with their prese
strength.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04
MUST sLERp WITH THE CoLoRBD MAN

MUST SLERP WITH THE CoLoRED MAN
Things have reached climax in the boy
colt on the colored policeman in Btooklyn.
Otders have teen Issued to the white officers
by The captain that they must occupy al
night the particular room 10 ~hlch O7erton
peacefully sleeps while the white officers sre
killing time In The station. Brooklyn offi-
GERS who have been boycoting the negro
because of his color, must now either sleep
in the room with the dueky brother, or
charges may be preferred Against them for
characterization. The captain thinks there
will not be any designations, aud that the
boycott will be raised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

LONDON. April THE Daily Neps this
morning commenting on the result Of the
election held at Sligo yesterday, ssys: "Mr.
ParneIl has now twice tested Irish opinion,
aud both times be has been badly beaten.
We cannot suppose that Irisbmen who rea-
ly love their country will continue to follow
dethroned DICTATOR"
BUENos AYREs, April 1.-The police
authorities of this city have closed the Sal
walton Army halls here. The Salvationists
have appealed to President Pelligtini.
PARIS April At Is announced here
that the Gillian Government ironcIad Pill
comayo, With Its officers and crew. has de-
serted the cause OF President Balmsceds.
and that 1t has joined the rebel fleet which
now numbers forty war vessels of various
sizes.
SOUTHAMPTON. April The passengers
of the British steamship Trent have been
landed. The Trent arrived here from Bra
LILLIAN ports and the River Platte on April
2, and was placed In quarantine owing to
the fact that during the passage from Brszil
four deaths from yellow fever occurred on
board the steamship.
COX, April AT the Aas'zes here to-
day John Foley was sentenced to seven
years penal serviude for having 10 his pos
session quantity of explosives. At TIP
perary ten men was sentenced to IS months
hard labor for posting boycotting notices
two others to 10 years penal servltude for
"moonlightiDg," aud two others to years
peuel servitude for the same offence.
ROME, April 1.-The total value Of the
N ~ chandzs exported from Italy to the
United States In 1890 ia s24 200 600, OF which
, amount Sicily and Naples sent Sl2 100 00O,
which WAS mainly In fruit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04
DRY GOODS.
CASH BARGAINS
ARE NEVER SOLD ON CREDIT

Very best quality Fruit of the Loom Blesched
Cotton .rd wide only S1hc, real value 1Oc
very finest quality Lons1ae Cambria, / yard
wide, only 1Oc. real value 12lac; Fancy Silks
37lh 40, 45 aud sec; India Linens, auction bar
gains, g. 10 and l2lac; sheeting Cotton, excel
tent quality, immense double width, cash bargain,
25c; Henrietta French Cashmere Serge, elegant
Dress Goods, nearly 1la yards wide all pure fine
wool, SPECIAL cash bargain, only SO, caah value
75c Black Sursh Silks, extra wide width, 48c
Plaid Muslin. auction bargain, 5, 8, 10 and 1910;
Linen 371h, 40, As so. 81, 70 and 81 Black
French Silks, special bargains, S71hc, 81 and
81 %; Ladies' Bslbriggan English Stockings,
double heels and dor bic toes three pairs for Soc
real value 25c pair; China Silks 80, As and Soc;
Henrietta English Cashmeres, all colors, excellent
quality, wide double width, 25c; Black French
Cashmere shawls 81 rs, 50 So So 70 and IS !;
LADIES' Cloth Dress Goods, IA yards wide, all
pure wool, all colois cheap at Soc
cash purchase OF Dry Goods amounting to $5
entities You to one of the following valuable pre-
sents: pair Of extra lsrge.sze Damask Towels,
worth 75c; 1 d, zen pure Linen.fringed Napkins,
worth 75c; pair of Silk-embroidered Corsets,
Zoe; a Honeycomb White Bedspread, 75c or an
extra large-size (21h yards) turkey-red Table
0amask also many other valuable presents for
our cs;h customers.
A cash purchase amounting 10 $40 or more en-.
titles you to q lsrse.,ze handsome Bridal Quilt
worth 81 so; pair of elegant Bridal Coraets,
worth 81 so; two parstf extrs largo size Dam
ask Towels, worth 81 so; one dozen pure Linen
Damask Napkins, worth 81 so, and many other
valuable prceeuts for our cash customers.
DO ros neglect to bring this advertisement with
Won when YOU come, and we will show you our
cash bargains as you road them of. No credit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04
Cnnferenca.

A lively discussion took place yesterday
at the third days session OF the Maryland
Con ference OF the Methodist Protestant
Church, In Baltimore, on the question OF the
onning of conference ministers to the In
dependent Methodist churches. buG no def.
mite action was taken.
Mr.. J. r Cation, of this city, made Q
strong speech aeaiDst granting the loan to
the churches of conference ministers.
Rev J NJ YiDgling, offered resolution
that the pastoral term shall not exceed five
years. II was laid On the table for twenty
four hours.
There is how no time-liuit in the con
ference, but ministers can remain ss long as
it is mutually agreeable TO congregation and
pastor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04

TaE GOVERNOR of Nebraska has Vetoeo
" bill passed by the Legislature to reduce
railroad iares and freight charges in tbst
State. The railroad employees in that State
whose wages would have necessarily been
reduced by the bill, as railroad companies
cannot ford to do losing business, have
not cply endorsed the Governors action,
hut, what is more, have proposed union OF
all the railroad hands Ia the country, to re-
s;st the attempts of the Farmers Alliance
to reduce their wages by reducing railrof d
charges. When Legislature or the Con-
uress attempts to interfere with the business
of tie people 1t treads upon dangerous
ground. Thsre are so many different In
.eres,s in business that such interference
can hardly be attempted without Causing
come of hem to clash. There are not ae
many railroad employees az members OF the
Farmers Alliance, but, for all that, the vote
of tbs former would be no small factor in
determining the result Of an election at
which the lstter he'd ticket of their own.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04
The Grippe

CARSON CITY, New, April 4-The men
employed in the miues at Csndelaria have
suffered terribly from la grippe. Out of six
hundred men employed in and about the
mine more than 400 have been prostrated
and over 100 have died. Work In the mine
has been abandoned.
OSHKOSH. Wis, April 4-The grippe Is
epidemic here to an alarming extent. Re.
ports from all over the State indicate that
the disease is becoming alarmiugly preva.
lent In the small communities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-04
FROM WASHINGTON.
+ Special Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
WASHINGTON, .. O., April 4. 1871.

Especial Correspondence Of the alexandria Gazette
WAsBINGToN. D. O.. April 4 1871.
Attorney General Miller and Solicitor
General Taft had conference with the
President this morning In regard to he Say
ward cass, Involving the jurisdiction OF the
Uaited States over the Bearing Sea fisheries
now pendipg before the U 5. Supreme
Court. The return of the q. S. Judge Of
Alaska and The other documents in the case
ware briefly considered.
Ex-senator Blair, Minister to China, was
among the Presidents callers to-day. He
confirmed the report that he was going to
China, but ssiG he did not expect TO leave
for that country for several weeks YET. He
said his sentiments in regard to the ques-
tion of Chinese INN grafton had been mig
represented by numper of newspapers, but
did not mention in what particular.
Some Of the Senators here occasionally
received letters requesting their Influence
in Obtaining oadetships at West Point and
Annapolis. Senators have no influence in
such matters except what they may exert
upon members of the House, by whom all
ench appoint meDts are msde.
A gentleman who accompanied SENATOR
German { n bic recent southern trip Gays that
while tho Senator On that trip would not
listen to any talk about his being Prssi-
Genital candidate, the refrain at almost
every station on the route was that: .'Gor
man would be good enough President Tor
u.s."
Again it wss announced this morning
that the State Dfpsrtnsnt would have otb.
ing to MAKE public to-day respecting the
Italian correspondence. The excitement in
diplomatic circles over Baron Fava's recall
has subsidized and the incident will, it issbs.