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The morning call., 1891-10-02

THE HEYMAS TRACTi
THE FINEST AND BEST LOCATED
SUBDIVISIONS PLACED ON THE MARKET
SINCE FORTY YEARS.
This property has been locked up for all this time.
At last fortunate 10 purchase II from the mill
iona ire MOSES HOPKINS, ESQ. There is from
$1,000 TO $4,000 PROFIT
In sight each lot within three years this the
only tract favOTaby located close to MarEet-st.
days Besides It is situated in the very center OF
the city, on 22d and Douglass SITS Don't delay aud
AXE Csstro-st cabIecars to SD st. to inspect this
property, which is only two blocks distant.
Terms, one-fourth cash balance to SUIT purchaser.
For prices and circular call At the office OF
JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market Street,
" B-Free carriage at Castro and 2ad SITS
once open Wednesday aud Saturday evenings
from . to 10 o'clock. seq II
Gc0n CORNER LOT; sOxIOO. WITH CREEK.
tDOOO- In Berkeley: $40 monthly.
S55O-Lot 5Oxl2O, with creek $40 monthly
S45O-Corner 6OxlOG; S25 cash. $40 monthly.
Send for maps: 1000 l0ts; offer only what own.
CHAS. A. BAILEY, owner, 20 montgomery ST. 10 u
G1e0O 2 4-ROOM COTTAGES ~ BERK-
SlOUU. eiey; block from station; $3.50 cash,
$40 a month.
sI7OO-New broom; $3.50 cash. SI5 monthly
SISOU-Sew Broom; $500 cash, $50 monthly.
Sl2tO-5-Toom; $3.50 cash, SIS monthly.
$45O-Lot lO5Nl39. near station; $40 monthly.
G1S OO0 HOUSE AND LOT, TOT BUSH ST.
y O.OUO- ASHTON. All Montgomery. % 7ts
TOR SALE CHEAP-NEw EASTLAKE cor
tagr; rooms; bath; dows; basement; on
cable road: splendid marine view; > minutes from
California and Kearny; an opportunity TO obtain a
lovely home 81 sacrifice; range, gas-fStureS and
furniture IL desired OFARRELL X LANG. IL
Montgomery 81. or 42S California. se27 ST.
DARE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF 10 ROOMS;
IL fine lot: central location; for sale cheap: no
reasonable offer refused Apply 1917 Post St 80 Tt"
L'OR sALE-PRICE 1890: 5000 CASH. BAL
L anCe small monthly instailmenis 2 large Broom
cottages sunny side 18th ST., Dlock OF
Castro, with stone Sidewalk brick bulkhead Dianked-
basement. unfinished attic large lot, well built up
neighborhood and all street WORK complete. Il.
NELSON. builder 1920 18th St, near Castro se29 II
3 90 Cottages SG~ and bah
pianked basement; wooden NANTES; cement
walks; lot 25xlO0; all street work done; small
cash payments: rwenty-irst and Florida SITS 20 It's
no YOU WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR GOWN
IL try, in tie prettiest valley Of the State? Apply
TO Napa Land Co.. Napa, Cal, Tor list Of proper
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.


no LET, NOV. %, FOR MONTHS OR l
year; beautiful rooms aud bath; elegantly fur
nished See CAPTAIN MORRISON, N. berkeley
DOR SAEE-NICE ROOMS AND BATH; LOT
Il 40x I3S; near berkeley station: university;
choice location. See CAP TAIN MORRISON.
l. OR SALE-CHOICEST PROPERTY IN BERKE-
ley lots to suit; gift enterprise. but good val
ues for your money; don't expect to get something
Tor nothing. Speak to CAPTAIN MORRISON
about IL. seq Ste
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prompt attention. ufise 622 Montgomery st.
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DUCATIONAL.
| ECTUREs On SCIENTIFIC PHYSIoGNoMY
Suffer St, by MARY o. STANTON; terms 50. oil I'm
- PRECH-UN rkBRICHT MACH BILDERN-THE
- practical use OF German taught in months: 2
lessons per week, according to Professor
Bergman's natural and easy methods; pictures
conversation and reading formed for advanced
students; the public Is cordially invited to inspect
the method. Office hours daily to P. NJ at Pro-
lessor Carrots Dancing Academy, 507 Suffer- St,
bet. Powell and Mason. se2g III"
DROF F. DIETZ FROM PHILADELPHIA GIVES
instruction ia piano. all grades; beginners guided
by pieces to memorze. Address Ills Turk St So Inns
DROF. DE FILIPPEs sIMPLIFIED PRACTICAL
methodof FrenehSpanish.$l so. The BancroftCo.
AIRS. j. L. CO&NLk; STUDIO. DoNuHOE
wi Building, I17O Market st--LssSons given In
portrait n specially; watercolors, crayon, Ind ian
ink and oil; outdoor sketching. landscape and dec
orative art; classes now forming au29 II
CINGING LESSONS, VOICE CULTURE APPLY
- daily sos Powell, Prot J. X. oGiLVIE. auI6 8 IN
pACIFC ENGINEERlSG sCHooL-ENGINEER
1 ing architecture surveying. III Post. fe2o lyr
CCHOoL CIVIL MINING. MECHANICAL EN-
- cheering, surveying, architecture drawing. az
saying; estab 1864 A. Van der Naiile0, 1913 Mkt 2II
+ EAID'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST
II DOube-entry bookkeeping penmauship, short
nand, type-Wrling, Biography etc. all ncludedin
business course IN der one fee OF SIS. 1e30tt
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE ago posi- 81
= Lne seh0IIs avs: daY evening oc25st
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s37OO-COTTAGE On YOUR OWN TERMS

A new cottage of 9 rooms AID bath: within half a
block of cable aud having uneXeeled view OF
the city and surrounding country; brick fOunda
ton; street work completed; call and make offer
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.

LINE BUICHER-CARr: ALMOST NEW; MUST
i be sold 26I6 Howard ST. gel 3t%
/ IGHT EXPRESS: 2-SEATED FAMILY WAGON
j. for sale cheap. liza Harrison st. se30 4
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PUY HOME NEAR Los GATOS: ago ACRES
ID in 10, 20 and 40 tracts at $25 per acre /;
small cash payment; long time and low interest IN
balance: p q. JORDAN co. Los 9atos. Cal. $50 U
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NOT LIKE QUEENSTOWN.

FURNITURE YOU WANT GOOD CHEAP.
ae ii. SCHELLHAAS. 40s Eleventh ST. des II cod
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80 - TF4D1NG N0RNING PAPER ROUTE
- ZJO. for sale at bargain; Is wei worth
500. has zoo regular Subscribers: clears SIT per
week: frStcass territory; one man serves II Ia Two
hours; income safe and sure rs real estate; III
s. cation and trial: must be sold at once on ac-
- $500
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i To 10 cents per week. delivered BY carrier any
i"li OF tie city; The Bulletin IS The best, Oldest
aAu largest evening paper published on the coast;
SEoeis BY postai-card otherwise Will receive
prompt attention. ONCE G22 MONTGOMERY e.
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CHILDREN BOARDED.

COMPETENT WOMAN WOULD LIKE INFANT
" TO board. 1926 Green ST. near Polk. oc2 3t%
7 ADY WISHES TO TAKE A CHILD TO
II board; no objection to age. 9l7 Sa cramento 81.
bet. Stockton Rud Powell, rear se29Tts
IA IDOW WITH PLEASANT HOME; WOULD
W board ! or children. 1906 Market ST. near
Van Ness ave. se20 tt
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ATToKS1Ys-AT-LAW.

L. L. JENKINS, ATToBNEY-AT-LAW 10
u. Fourth ST.; advice free on all legal matters 81
IA lex MATTHEWS, ATTORNEY 331 MONT
W gUmery st, Room prObating estates and fore
closing mrehanics liens spectaties advice. aulS II
4 DYICE FREE. READ AID. PERSONALS. CIV
y HOWE & co, attOrneys-at-aw.S $50 Market. II
4 DYICE FREE; MARRIAGES SPEEDILY AN
y nuiled secretly; collections. etc; experienced
attorneys; French and German spoken. Pacific
Law Exchange, % Kearny st. aus om
y A. CRoTHERs, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, sos
IL. Clay st nos f
w W. DAVIDSON, ATToRNEY-AT-LAW. tlI
w California At. Rooms lj-l5; advice free Dbl
The morning call., 1891-10-02

NE. cor. of Union ana Franklin; In the heart OF
the district that benefited by the extension OF
Van Ness ave; size 1913 on Franklin, by Sli o n
Union there is no better nor cheaper property of
fered in the city to-day.
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FOR sALE-NIscHLLANso Gus.

HORSE AND PHAEroN; CHEAP: SUITABLE
IL for lady drive Inquire sos Powell ST seq II
:, AFE, SCALE LETTER-PREsS, sToRE-TRUCK
y aud money-tiii. cheap. lO2 Clay ST. au7 II
GECO%D-HAND BOILERS. ENGINEs, PUMPS,
- shsftng pGeys, betting water pipes. etc.
des II MCINTOSH 8 WOLPMAN. 1877 BeaIe st.
CHEPARD'S + OOT AND POWER LATHES
- pianers. drIli-presses 657 Mission St. so27st
IN CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
~ for four months 10 any part Of the United
The morning call., 1891-10-02

Lot 30 by 80 Everett ST., near 4th; entirely
covered with improvements: yielding an income OF
$37 per month: the property is paying well upon
present price asked. and the income could be con-
Sderably increased by nominal outlay.
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House OF ? new hIts Green st, near Octavia;
built by DAYS work, under direct supervision Of the
owner deadened walls and floors; electric APP
pli3nces; speaking-tubes. ETC.: stone walks and
street work all complete; excellent view and con
yenent to cars: part of purchase price may re-
main mnrtragh. siZa Of Lot 26Nl LII 70.
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HONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
Ii Security Loan Bank. lO6 Market ST. mr. Mason;
private entrance Turk. N. J. FRANKLIN co. m
CROM $50 UPWARD; INTEREST ACCORDING
L security. 5. L. o., Box 81 CALL Branch ie5 II
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Corner 5O-varas in the neighborhood OF Laguna
survey; these lOUs are well situated are on grade,
aud viii be improved at a very rapid rare upon the
completion of the WORK Of extending Van Ness ave.
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CoNTRAoroRs AND Bull DERs.

4 AhrESFkB WORK: FIrTISG Up STORES A
specitity 5 rels0nable. ll40 Howard st,Jyl4 3m
Z v. LAWRENCE CARP ENTER AND BUILDER
- GIG Sacramento St; cabinet WORK and fitting 10
Olhees promptly attended; telephone 500. mI0tt
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SUMMER RESORTS.


4 NDERsoN SPRINGS, LAKE CoUNTY-THE
~ proprietor OF this famous and celebrated resort
wishes 70 announce to her friends and the public
that arrang ements have been made with the South
cru Pacihc Company and VIM. Spier's stage line for
the sale OF through tickets to the springs: from
san Francisco and Oakland So: round trip 50 so:
and san Jose. The advantages OF our hot aud cold
sulphur and Iron baths, natural steam baths, are
cisco for Calfstoga. For further particulars al
dress J. ANDERSON, Anderson Springs, Middle
Town. Lake County, Cal. my3l II
DESERTS SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
II Pacific Coast with rates, location. ETC., pub
lshed in the Hotel Guide, ll6 pages. For sale by
TERSOS. publisher, $40 Post ST. 5. f. mrl If
RIO LEAsE- MOUNTAIN sANITARIUM AND
i resort: tally equipped; only four hours from
San Francisco Address \. Box u. this Once. "A Y
STORES TO LET.
RIO LET - STORE, Sl3 EAST ST, DOORS
L from Market: best chance for grocery, drug
store or elothlngstore. Inquire 81 East st. . 7t~
eO.JI PosT-LAkGE STORE; LIVING ROOM;
lOO-2 yard; rent $lS. seq 7tt
eli STORE FIXTURES, GAS, WATER AND
2 ! rooms 2o2 IwenIy-third ST ss2Z ~.
OFFICES TO LET
3Io GEAKY sT.-NICE OFFICES AND ROOMS
Zl'D for doctor or dentist ocl 4tF
7 IGHT, AIRY OFFICE ON GROUND FLOOR,
II with Show-window space to suit tenant, by w.
II. CkIM q co. us Montgomery 81. anl6 u
STABLES TO LET.
CTABLE TO RENT: GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS
- for any number OF horses up to so or 50 head;
reasonable rent; suitable for express or carriage
company Apply to Superintendent Sutter-street
Railway Co. Polk and sntter SITS. sells II
PHYSICIANS.
nR. OBERG, CHRONIC DISEASES HEART
~ and lungs ll22 Market: residence Lorin. % BIN
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j to 5 cents per week, delivered by carrier TO any
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The morning call., 1891-10-02

A beautiful modern baY-w!udow cottage OF
rooms and bath; Hill St. bet. Valencia and
Guerrero: this cottage Is situated IN the heart of
the Mission warm belt and Is bet the Va! enca-St.
cable line and the electric line on Guerrero 81; the
cottage is Su rounded by garden front and rear
part OF purchase price may remain on mortgages;
size of lot II 5xl14.
The morning call., 1891-10-02

~ BRANCH BAKERY AND CANDY
y %. store: tne paying trade: rent only SIG;
. vInc rooms; sale includes furniture; real bar
...u- D. ID. BARNARD. pa Kearuy st. lt~
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TDAHTNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL FOR MAN
j uf3cturiu1 perfumes, favorIng extracts, toilet
articles. etc. Appl, to-day at 1886 HGwardocl 5t*
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PAINTHRS.

X A. Jennings a Co, GENERAL CON
tractors, painting, paper hanging. whitening,
plastering, carpenter WORK, ETC. 1852 Mission st. q
doors east of Fifth, S. r. se27 BIN
CIGSS. PAINTING, WHITENING, PAPER
- hanging. tinting and decorating; wholesale and
retail! dealers In paints, oils, glass brushes var
nshes McRAE q DUANE. 205. 2O7 Fourth. "a 6m
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only only h have been made and used for the pur.

only have been made and used for the pur-
pose of assassination.
indignation and excitement were such
tnat mob law and lynching were about to
ee resorted TO and the entire community
ieil that in an endeavor 10 reach the
iced. '' AeAs W sae'i-
10 aiiay the excitement and to assist the
constituted authorities, the mayor ap-
pointed committee of nifty representative
citizens 10 take charge of the inyestiga-
ton and to aid in the trial and conviction
OF the assasslns. This measure arrested
violence and the committee entered upon
ITO work. and at q mass-meeting subse-
quenfiy held IN front of the city hall the
actions OF the committee were ratified and
tney were encouraged to continue their
iaoors 70 secure prosecution and trial by
the court.
After months of protraction of a trial
winch distinguished counsel assisted an
able district attorney. the jury,
brlbed and corrupted in the face of es-
taDilshed guilt, rendered a verdict of mis-
trial a. to three assassins. Scaffedi, Mones-
teri and Politz, and acquitted three assas-
sins, Macheca, Marchesi and Bagnetto.
Three more we're on trial and acquitted
because Of insufficient evidence. these be-
ing Matrandi, lncornoaci and his boy.
The acquittal Of Macheca, the chief con-
spirator, and of Marchesi and Bagnetto,
and mis-trial as TO Pclitz, Scaffedi and
Monasteri, fell like thunderbolt upon the
community and impressed the law
abiding citizens with a conviction that
the laws had been violated; that the
verdict invited assassination and engraft-
ing of Italian Malta upon American insti-
tutions. and the feeling grew strong that
Tor self preservat on the people must as
sume the authority which they have dele
gated to the courts, and which were WORTH
less to enforce. This feeling increased un-
til 1t found vent in mass-meeting this
morning at 10 o'clock. This uprising of
people to secure the punishment of assas-
sins who struck down their chief officer of
police in the night time with premeditated
assassination. was orderly, and the people
dispersed quietly soon as their work of
vindication was DONE
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ITALIANS GREATLY xsKAoED.

They Threaten Vengeanc and Demand
kcparatfon From the Government.
NEW YoRK, March lie Code Italia,
one of the representative Italian news
papers in this city, issued an extra edition
on the New Orleans killing. The story
was followed by the following editorial ap-
peal:
Without words, we want satisfaction full and
complete. If the minister at Washington City
has not at this hour made his word good, 1000, :
00o Italians residing in the United States will
know how to do II. II the massacre that we
have witnessed in this free republic is allowed
TO go unpuniShed, we will denounce 1t as assas-
sination. Our word is quickly pledged. We
never repent vendetta.
The newspaper invites 10 mass-meet-
ing whoever has heart that beats in his
bosom. The article continues:
In this moment Of persecution through ma
Der that we are all Italians, ana as such & Vein We in
vite E Py00ress0 and El Colombo TO unite with
Us IN grand ma1smeeting. Colleagues, be
aaliiSSk to Join nancs, a. we are ready as allies
ton let us be united, in the name of God. Death
70 assassins; death to those that allowed such
butchery.
Although Le Code Italia announces the
meeting for Tuesday night, this announce
ment was made this morning, and the ex-
citement grew SO intense during the day
that it was decided to hold the meeting as
soon as possible, and it will be held tomor-
row night. Late tonight . number Of
prominent Italians forwarded kilograms to
the Italian ambassador at Washington
City, calling his attention to the murders
at New Orleans and demanding that he
take proper steps in the matter and give
70 it the recognition its Importance de-
serves.
CHIcAGo, March 1A--Signnr Durante,
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DIR. wINDTHORsf II DEAD.
The Famous Leader Of the Catholbo
Party OF GERMANY.

BERLIN, March 14.-Dr. Ludwig Wind
thorst, parliamentary leader of the Cath
olic party in Prussia, died at Sis o'clock
this morning He was born January II,
1872.
DIR. Windthorst at midnight was barely
able to whisper replies to inquiries as TO
his condition. Suddenly, however. his
voice returned, and, evidently imagining
he was in the re;chsfag, DR.. Windthorst
delivered an impassioned address in
favor of abolition of the law ex-
pelling the Jesuits from Germany.
The veteran leaders voice while
he delivered the address could be clearly
heard through three rooms. He never
spoke after having concluded his remarks
upon this bill. In the reichsrag today
President Leveizow delivered q most
affecting eulogy on the death of DR.. Wind
thorst.
fDr. windthorst was. after Moltke, about the
Oldest conspicuous member of the House, -
years old, Hanoyerian by birth and breeding,
but, above ali, the champion Of papal authority
In Germany. AZ head of the Catholic party ho
represented l0i votes to the Liberal Sc.
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SLAIN IN PRISON.
A Great Mob Kills Eleven
Malta Assassins.
NEW ORLEANS IN A FRENZY
Storming Of the Bastile by Ten
Thousand Men.
LED BY THE BEST CITIZENS.
The Sicilian Demons Torn to Pieces
by Avenging Bullets.
NEW ORLEANS IN A FRENZY
LED BY THE BEST CITIZENS,

Acquitfal Of Hennessy's Murderers ~ .
Bribed Jury ARoases Tremendous
Public Indignatton--A Meeting 10
Held In Public square and After
Speeches the Multitude starts for the
Prison. the Doors Of which Are Bat
tered Down-Aftcr tho Massacre Two
Of the Bodies Are Passed Out to the
Populsce and Hanged-Pablic Opin-
ion Approves the Decd wrath Of
the Italians.
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Chicaeo's First steel steamer.

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE new steel
steamer. Marina, the first of the kind ever
built in Chicago. was successfully launched
today at the yards of the Chicsgo Ship
Building Company. She is Of 5.60 tons
displacement and length Of 306 fest over alf.
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lHE RACKET,
1,2O6 FRONT ST.
CHEAPEST Store
ON THE
COAST.
0lheard Of Bargainsfor this Week
oNE EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH.
0lheard Of Bargainsfor this Week
cAE EARLY TO AVOID THE Rush.

&ast black hose. ladies', misses and chill
oren's. worth from l5c TO 25c a pair,
tAree pair for 25c.
linen table cloths, two yards long, 75c,
sery cheap at 81. ..
dosen boys knee pants, only 25c pair.
Sdozen boys knee pants, only S5c a pair.
tAce curtains. 6oc, 75c, $1.oa, Sf.2S. $3.50,
and 200, worth s1.25, s15o, $500. $3.50,
nd $500
lre curtains, $3.50. S.. 50 and $500, which
se worth at regular sale $500, 500,
AW and 500 pair.
sAdies' Balbriggan vests at 1oc, worth 25c.
ladies' lisle vests at 15c. worth S5c.
lsdies' pure silk vests, black, cream, blue
md pink, only 15c.
NEEDLES ic per psper.
nas &c per paper.
1k twist lc per spool.
c1 thread sc and &c per spool.
ssnn all linen cuffs 15c pair.
sfaung paper. IA sheets, 2oc.
1seopes Sc a bunch.
sks checks sc box. 100 checks in box.
~sns irons i0c and l5c. worth 25c and SOC.
shers and tiowers. for ha. trimming, at
.e>half their worth.
all linen towels only s1.0o dozen.
ge line of ladies' metal dress buttons
0aiy SC dozen.
anen lace. Sc, ioc, 12c, l5c, and 2oc per
= dozen yards.
windsor ties only &c each.
d 3 etsek corsets, very fine. 7oc, worth
~ writing paper l0c box.
t.s. sa orders receive prompt attention.
esls;say merchants can save money by
tsSs tSug On us when in Seattle. Ii paws to
~" x'th us. Everything sold at from
Oper cent. reduction.
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ANTI-sICILIAN RIOT IN 1856.
The First Lesson Taught by New Orleans
to the Murderous Italiaue.

NEW ORLEANS, March 4.-fSpecial- Ito
days trouble recalls "reminiscences of .
prior crusade against the Sicilians. In 1883
there was Sicilian political club in exist
ence here, and it attempted TO interfere
with the politics of the day. In the contest
between the Democrats and Native Ameri-
cans, known as the "Know-nothing" party,
the Sicilians were suddenly taught severe
lesson and very soon became apprised Of
the fact that the Native American party
would not tolerate their interference. The
town and attem pied to control that section
of the city There we're frequent rows be-
tween the two parties. and one night dur
ing an election the Sicilians attempted to
take charge of the polls. A riot followed,
and ten or twelve we're either shot or driven
into the river. The event had q wholesome
effect. 1t kept them quiet till the last few
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Sr. LOUIS, March 14-The sudden and
mysterious disappearance of Colonel L. L.
Thompson, one Of the leading Democratic
politicians Of Arkansas, has created . SEN
sation in Little Rock, says dispatch
from that city. 1t is rumored that he il in
Galveston. His friends fear that he has
become insane from reverscs in business
affairs and from the death Of his wife.
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PHnxrx, ARK. March H.-The legis-
Iature has passed the bill establishing the
Australian ballot system in the territory
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-24

The backwoodsmen have some odd ways
OF hunting bears. One plan Is to tie a
strong chain ten feet or so long to a
heavy billet Of wood, and at the other end
to make a running moose, says the Pitts
burg Dispatch. The loop is arranged. like
a simple rabbit snare, in narrow pas
sage. the billet being thrown on one side.
When the bear runs his neck into the
moose he drags after him the wooden
weight, which entangles him In the
bushes and finally brings him to full
stop. The bear then follows up the billet,
catches 1t up from the ground, bites Ii
savagely. hurls 1t down and continues his
way. Pulled up short second time and
then third, he goes through the same
antics until on reflection he decides to
carry off the troublesome billet In his
arms and find a precipice over which to
throw it, In doing which he is dragged
over by it's weight.
Still another snare consists in suspend
ing great rock or a log against door
which closes an opening in a tree where
honey is stored. When the bear comes to
eat the honey he pushes away with his
paw the obstacle which hinders him, but
this movement only results In swinging
aside the rock, which, coming back, strikes
him on the head. The bear, growing
angry, makes vigorous lunge at the
weight and, OF course, receives a still
more violent blow. /. then comes to a
grand struggle between the bear and this
lifeless object. in which the animal often
receives a whack that hurls him lifeless
from the tree to the ground below.