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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-22

VIGoR, vitality and healthy appetite impaired by
little Angostura Bitters every morning Sole manu-
facturers Dr.J. G.B. Segert & Sons At all druggists
STILL LEADING.-27 lbs light brown sugar for ST.
at Sbarboro d Co.'S, groeers 53l Washington ST.
EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. 2l8 suffer street.
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Has a larger circulation than any othel
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FURNITURE WANTED.


M J. SIMMONS y CO., AUGrIoNEERs. WILL.
1u buy your furniture. pianos and books 1857
Market st. ap9 tt
NJcCABE, l2s FOURTH ST., PAYS THE HIGH
w est price for furniture stoves ranges, carpets.
HIGHEST PRICES FOR STOVES, CARPETS,
II furniture. APPLE & ISAACSoN, 1910 Howard.
HIGHEST PRICE FOR STOVES RANGES AND
II furniture URRY'S, 155 Third Sc. je2i 3m
HIGH PRICE PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
~ ture GALLAGHER. l2il Market, mr.. Ninth tt
A L. CRESSwELL, AUCTIoNEER. OFFICE
"a. Room 81, Murphy Building, will buy or sci
your household furniture for cash. LETT
A LARGE QUANTITY or SECONDHAND FUR
n nttUre wanted: 20 per cent paid more than else
where. MALONE. 1876 Fourth st. new store. moot
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENrs-THE WEEKLY
a CALL. in wrapper. ready for mailing.
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WANTED-A CHILD TO BOARD. 25 WILLOW
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w TO board; best of care; terms moderate AppIy
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n ERMAN LADY WISHES CHILD TO BOARD:
~, room Tor mother If desired; cheap 1885 How
ara 81 au20 ats
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NJ ISIS ANDERSON AND ASSISTANT, ALCOHOL.
1n and Arabian baths. 81 Suffer St, RIM. 5. % -
Young WIDOW, ROYAL MASSAGE AND
sponge baths. S514 o'Farrell. Room ?. an St.
A MRS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS swED-
n. ish movements; baths Is Grant ave II 81. -
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PARTNERS WANTED

pARTNER WANTED FOR A NEW INVENTION 4;
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M j. SIMMONS " CO., AUCTIoNEERS. WI
w buy your furniture. pianos and books. 10
Market ST. ap9
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DEST EASY AS WE HAVE TROUSERS OF THE
Ii latest designs and style for 81. made by the
best merchant taiIors for So to $40 ORIGINAL MIS-
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
Counirn Doaro ti1anteo.

A GENTLEMAN desires strictly hfst-class board bed
"A ana situna-room IN a healthy location free
from malaria and mosquitoes within hours ride Of
Sew-York; references exchanged; give full
PARTICULARS Address NJ, Box ., Tribune Olce.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
Neb Publications.
THREE DAYS IN THE OTHER WORLD.
PUBLISHED TO-DAY.

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BEYOND THE BOURN: REPORT OF TRAVEL.
IER RETURNED FROM "THE UNDISCOVERED
COUNTRY" BY AMOS X. F1SKE Author Of - Md
night Talks the Club. 1Gmo veum CLOTH gilt top ST.
s,-oF ALL BOOKSELLERS. OR MAILED By The
PUBLISHERS,
FORDS, HOWARD & HUBERT, New-York.
WEAR BOOK OF THE SOCIETIES OF De
= SCENDANTS OF THE REVOLUTION. by Henry
Hall, Of the New-YOrk s. r. and Connecticut S. A. r.
Large octave $50 pages, cloth covers, handsomely
printed, uncut edges, 20 copy.
This book contains history and membership with
ancestry Of State society the history and member
ship OF the Cincinnati ana account OF the Daughters
OF the American Revolution Also, calendar for each
year and list OF the important dates OF the Revolution
This is authoritative. order from the New-York
Printing CorlDlny. 53e-53S Pearl-st, Nwxork.
Eighteenth Edition. post paid for 25c or stamps.
IT HE HUMAN HALF; Why Il Falls OFF :
Il Turns Grey. and the Remedy. By Prof. HARLEY
PARKER A. NJ. LONG g. co, l0ls Arch-st. Phiia.. Pa
'Every should read this little book '-Athenaeun.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
gnstruricu.

For Boys and Young Mcn-City.
A DVICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free TO par.
"a State age sex, locality ard price desired r. ".
HUYSSO0N. American School Bureau. West 14th-st
A CLASS FOR BOYS -Intermediato and sdyan cea
n. grades: students prepared for college law slennae
schools and business. w. y. CHASE ~ West 50tn-sk
u OYs and YOUNG MEN thoroughly prepared for ex.
ID animation college in Latin or Greek. Address
GRADUATE Box 4, Tribune Once
INSTRUCTION IN commercial branches, e,ocutlon. mill
sfy science and tactics aud deficient English given
reasonable long exDercnce. Call Tuesdays ana
B. =. HYATT. 11s Msdison-ave.
TYREPARATORY college school at i7s West <7thst.
conducted BY H e. Wells the learner taught how %
study; thought exercised and speedy development q
Attention 70 each limited 20 tWslye scholaks.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
0onntrn Doar6.

- o1 ortv
"A of adults private mansion; large, high. healthy not
and cold water bath splendid views 10 acres lawn
walks vegetable garden station: one hOur
to city; stabng Address L. b., 3l2 Broadway, " u
Photos.
II AIR VIEW FARM, Soarsdale, Westchester Co.; n Y.
High. healthy location In view OF L. !. sound hrst-
class table terms IS to $40. Address PHI o. MlNlALH
ID RIVATE family will take a few select boardcrs for
L summer near Sound and Glen Island horse cars TO
station. Address go =, y,
T., Box 43, Ncw-ROchele. n Y
ID USSELL FARM, SHREWSBURY, VT.
II Pleasant ocation large rooms; plenty cream
eggs ana berries Terms, - per week IRA A. ~ SPILL
~ UMMER BOARD-On heights above RoDdout;, large
- field garden srawberries by the bushelr
GEORGE II. CLARK Rondout. NJ T.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

0e1chfrs.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors GovSrnesscs,
&C., 10 Colleges, Schools aud Families. Apply 70
Mrs n. J. YoUHG.FULToN. 23 Union square
A MERICAN SCHOOL BUREAU has BEST TEACH.
n ERS any locality, all branches. NO PIE for regstra.
ration. Form FOR stamp. Z. V. HUYSSOoN W. 14th.st
A TUTORS Professors. Teachers Goyernesses OF al,
"a branches supplied 10 universities colleges schools and
families Circulars schools 70 MOeYn
SPOKEN. MIRIAM CoYRIERE Room ~. $50 5th.ave
A SUCCESSFUL TUTOR college eradicate highly recon-
II mendod seeks employment for the months
speaks French perfectly. TUTOR. go West 23d-st.
n ERMAN GENTLEMAN, professor Of languages IN
NJ PREPAYMENT school In tbs city good pianist desires
nonresident tutorship during vacation highest refer
ences. Address L. b.. Log 3aaye.
HEsS2s TEACHERs' AGENcy. 2l E1st l6th-st., sup
Ii plies competent tachcrs, tutors, goyernesses, mu
slcans artists &C., all branches resident and visiting
English, German French, Spanish spoken.
XlNDERGAH HTEN -Encatcment next school wear de.
N sired by teacher capable OF conducting German or Eng.
s Kincergarten. Pest OF references present Board
Of Directors. Address PRINCIPAL z43 Frsnltlinst.
Detroit, Mich.
ID RIvATE TUTOR, Yale graduate Iecommendcd BY
Rev. DR. Wm. NJ. TAYLOR: ~ successful chez, emil
nenny qualified" Address A. EVERETT STONE rs
III Mon rEAchERs' AGENCY supplies sehooi oncen
u with teachers teachers with postcns
II. ~. HARRINGTON. Prop. 81 LsfAye.te Pi. ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
CAMPOBELLO ISLAND.

summer OF the coast Of Maine line S II
thirty miles. scenery grand; climate cool anu nv II
vgoating. The Tyn-rCoed Hotel VIII DC open 9uy ,Syly
evening for Bar Harbor and Campobello IVA EssspoT
Steamer Roston every day. Secure rooms OF ~. w
EAGER 265 West 40th-st or Of Z A. BARk Ell care Vi
ALEX S. PORTEt,
Of State.st. Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
Orean Steamers

GOMPAGNiE GENERA IN lTransatlantique
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE EVERY SATURDAY.
COMPANY Iier leM No. ~ North River. IT, Morton
Ia nnAMrAGNE Btycr sat, May 10, II 80 a.
la nyIn,fc..i@ ieDoenf Sat, May rs, a. m.
LA BltII NM Collier Sat. Nav 80 20
A. FORGET. General Agent. No. bowling Green.
DED STAR LINE,
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
49, sailinS Tor New-fork and Antwerp weeliy.
NOOKDIAND. Wednesday NAV 90,
fENNLAND D. SATURDAY, May % D. m.
Cabin lates FIRST Cabin, $50 and upward Excursion,
500 and upwNl second Cabin, $50 SIS. Exeur.
sion, sI2 and ISL: Sieerage very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT SONS. Genr Agts,, o Bowling Green,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
OCEAN AVE. HOTEL AND COTTAGES,

On the shore OF Great South Bay. I}o1tnP hshng,
surf and still bathing unsurpassed l2th season
under same management open May 2Jth. For terms, cir
culars, &C.. address e.-. r-r-r-c ~,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
HADDOM HALL,
WOTEy BRUNSWICK,

ASBUKN PAKN, y. j.. ..,,o,,r,r ,
OPEN FOR THE SEASON, MAY 70 oGToBEh, S ~ 1;
A leading hotel In every respect 70 yards rom Ine
Reach connodons dining table uneNeeicdi Sleep
i"s oP"'eN" - - M0RGAN 4 PARSONS
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
Summer Resorts.


EEVERME-RY.TnE-SEA, L. !.
ARyERNE lSs MoTEl- I.5cs ..,pllns.
oorrsaSs S srSf EsFS S.;s
Fur cottages or In the hotel, apply 1,,and.
S' BEseoSTyasS YoTaS TsSfeSa Room esI Aey IL ys1&Ss Ffen
ATLANTIC CITY; N. j.
HOTEL. BRIGHTON. B|,l;l al HI1IS
RSnss lsSa s.. bsiSs SssIaTt RaIo' :s6 20 lSa.eN
BEECHWOOD INN,
JENKIYTowN. Pa
A.. TT u M,,klond & Co. have leased THE BEECH
w6u5 MT5 iSN for win 9tS@siC" q max f.
ing i the attractive resort In the heehoOrn0Oa Oh
TSe Inn will open the Nay s The S SusRs &c
Will be thoroughly American "h'e Nne 'e''''' wan ~
VIM; Pepper; N. D. hiicSard n y, wHSd Dale. !" De-
%s,is% sveSaaa@ Sns.Son NJ Gae' HenIs hef
seen Rooms Sa a%pDcSSa %D &c sH'sGsS e;
tIo@ tn ana 10 ste february whore ali communications may
CATSK1LLS.
HOTEL ar CHARLES. HUNTER, " Y.
. ooo TT ELEVATION. 90 HOURS FROM n. Y. CITY
OPENS JULY ].
r,o,,or ocrn improvements descriptive circular sent
Addre.s g II. SCRIPTURE Manager, Columbia College,
\. y or $50 St. james Place, brooklyn.
DR.. STR0NG'S SaNlTAHlUM,
SARATOGA SPRINGS. n. y.
popular resort for health change rest or ecre'eo er
all the year Elevator, electric bells seam ogn aonn.
{awn tennis &c. Massage. Turkish. Russian Komah'
EIectro.therTal baths and all remedial eppI"ices'
send for illustrated circular
FEN WICK HALL
%AYRUOOK POINT, CONN.
A HOTEL OF SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE
OPENS JUNE 25.
rrNDER FNTIKELY NEW MANAGEMENT'
ROOMS CAN NOW BE ENGAGED.
GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL,
.OOO Feet Above sea Level. =,
GIET So MAir, LUzEhNE Coz Pa
hours from Philadelphia. opens June 15, 1891. Has Has
Unsurpassed advantages for health aud 1t dyes
Electric lights throughout hydraulic elevators Ion e
livery. GOOD fishing. boating cunning etc SrtS
foot Cortlandt and Desbrosses sts at o. n' ~ ''
and D. m. For circulars. terms etc. ad9res,s, ,,o,ooc,
HADDOM NALL,
ATLANTIC CITY. n: j.
Hot Cold Sea Water Baths in ths Heqs9r Heeu9rr
Hotel BRESLlN,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

WHITE STAR LINE:
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
G0rmonic May o. 80 am. ,iernan!c June q. 80
fIeutonic June 3, D. NJ treutonic July l, y. m.
Ertnnic June To- :36 am Biitannic.....Juy s. q. m
From white Star Dock foot OF West 10th-s'.
Second cabin on these steamers Saloon rates, eco
and upward according % steamer and location OF berth
Second cabin $40 ana SAB Excursion tickets flso-
able steeraee from to the Old Country $40 Com
pany's Office: No. Al Broadway, New:York Philadelphia
Office, 400 walnut-st ]. BRUCE ISMAY, Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
HOTEL SOMERSET,

BNKNNHU~NII
among highlands Somerset county. oVv 70
900 the level and is minutes nron
NewYork via Delaware, Lackawanna and Wesvrn AL, AL
road No malaria air dry and bracing and very Depehia
sufferers from pulmonary and rheumatic r1ngesv
informal on and circulars address FkANh DE NOht,
Grand Hotel NewYork City, who may be seen iroin W
10 q. 4 70 80 D. N.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
LAKE GEORGE.

,u,o IOh
Finest location the Lake opens 9uI's sa tO@r'
Manager Mr.. r. &. jenkins. late Of The sherwood New.
YORK. No malaria pure spring water unexcelcd cuisine
perfect santaFy steam heat Telegraph anu
postohces IN the house four private cottages superior
tennis courts. Address B. W. BURlElGn, NO, i
broadway, New-lork or L. {. JENKINS, The crosby
side Lake George n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
fnrnitnre.

II LIMITS FINE FURNITURE.
4 Unequocd for durability, high character Oh oeSsh'
and perfect finish. Stores 14th-st. and 6th-aNe
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
IEW-YORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.

NEW -YUKk q Gu BA Mail Steamship co.
~ Piers 16 and H. East River.
Saturday steamers at p. m. and Others at p. n.
IampicO, Tuxpam, and Vera Cruz,
Matanzas. Cardenas, Sagua, Caibarian,
Nassau Santiago de Cuba. Guantanamo and Cieniuegos.
YUMTRI Havana and Mexican Ports.-- Sat. May 16.
SARATOGA Havana and Caidenas. Wed, May 20.
ORIZABA, Havana and Mexican ports Sat-, May %.
CIENFUEGOS Nassau Santiago de Cuba and Cienfuegos
Thurs. May 81.
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, Havana and North side ports.
Wed, May 27.
For full particulars. freight passage, apply 70
This Line direct connection with and issues through
lls OF Ladng all points Mexican r. W. Co., Mexican
Central r. W. Co.. Li and the Monterey and Mexican Gulf
Railroad. JAMES Il. WARD a. CO., 113 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
MORTON HOUSE,

NIANrIC, conn.
Open June l. Large, airy looms. Fine lawn ana ana
food a specially. Send for circulars. .,,,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

For Both Sexes-City
:, UMMER SCHOOL OF THE
- METRQPOLI1AN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
OPENS JULY l.
boarding accommoda advantages Of winter school
retained Send for particulars; c,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
Gnmmer Resorts.
ADlROMpACKS
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
SRnANAC LAKE HOUSE.

Ono mile from Saranac Lake Station, Chateaugay
r. r. Enlarged newly furnished and n perfect sanitary
condon 1000 feet elevation 1000 feet piazza enlehs
nhycans climate for lung and throat troubles
naisrl and hay fever unknown splendid trout nshng and
Office electric bls table best IN the mountains All al
deicaces OF equal to best at Saratoga open
Nav 10 November /. Send for circular.
D. ]. GILLIGAN (successor to Milo B. Mller)'
Saranac Lake, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

w - MoRRIsToWN, NEw.JERSEY
olcn the reception OF guests plumbing
1ee airy ioons superior table; pure sprng water Ap
% - L. W. WALTON. Box 40
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
GATSKgl.E- s.

UOTEL Al. CHAKLE~, HUNTbIt' N' n
ono TT ELEVATION 3ia HOURS FROM n Y CITY
OPENS JULY !.
t,v,tor modern improvements descriptive circular sent
Address s. H. SCRIPTURE, Manager, Coiumo@ |oies''
" V or $50 st. james Place brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

AuIROyDACKS-GRAND VIEW HOUSE.
LAKE PLACID, n. Y - r,,,.
HENRY ALLEN, Proprietor late or AIen ilouse. hd
house mas been thoroughly renovated comfortably
and put in perfect order for the season. stuated O o
m tho highest occupied elevations In the Adlronascas
commands magnificent view OF Mirror ana poSg
and SURROUNDING peaks Pure spring water lnylgortIs
air and nrscass table iD every respect Larry appheU
zion should be made for rooms.
ADIRONDACK HOUSE,
KEENE VALLEY, n. y.
Spacious grounds. Table hrst-elass Sanitary arrange
commodities 100. SOLOMON KELLEY, Proprietor
ADIRONDACKS AND LAKE CuAMPLAHN.
THE WE~TPOKT nm, - =,
wESTPORT, ON LAKE CuAMPLHN, n. 4. ;,o,o
weappolnted house superb view OF lake anu ihoui
tans boating fishing and fine drives stages to the All
iondacks. Mrs. o. c. DANIELL Manager
ADIROEDACKS.
MERRILL HOUSE,
UPPER CHArEAUGAY LAKE ,r.. a..
Good trout fishing. House open May 1. Wrce ior
eHo"''' w. OLIVER YOUNG. Propryn
Merrill, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
Summer Resorts.
AN


OF group pieturs', H''',-
rsfing sirt>ep Of the lead
ing Summer Rs'ort'.
sent free on yecsiYi of four
cents IN stamps and dbs'iHes'
or 2svsonal card, BY dd-
dressinS any Of ns JoIi00-
ing H0,e,s-
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS sEMINARY..Boardlh
Il and DaY school for Girls. 4lst year. Address 10
circulars. 15s14o Montague-st. Brooklyn, N Y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-13
FATHER OR BROTHER.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS INsTRuc-
TONS TO HIS TROOPS.
Hc Tells Them They Must shoot
Their Socialist Reiauves-othcr
News from over the sea.

BERLIN. june 0.--Empcror William
has made another of those Characters
tic speeches OF his which will ATTRACT
unusual attention and provoke com
ment. IL was not intended for the pub
lie "A and every effort was made under
stringent orders 80 keep IL from publi-
cation, but IL has leaked out and Is now
published for the first time. IL was de-
hvered ON the occasion OF an address to
"a body Of spring recruits for the army.
In the conrse Of IL the Emperor said:
II warn You, who are mostly young
cpuntrymen, against the Social Demo
Gratis. Always remember the oath You
have taken binding you to me. The
Bible says the girl who marries leaves
father and mother ami follows her hus-
band. / say 10 you. having taken the
oath OF n soldier. follow me implicitly,
shooting even father or brother with
out question or hesitation when
ordered
The language startled ever the young
men 10 whom IL was addressed, but was
received with "A loyal outburst Of
cheers. II spread like wildtire through
the army and was talked about in all
the barracks. Such an %utterance could
not long be kept secret, and il Is now
being sent over the wires 20 all parts
of the world. but nowhere will IL cause
more astonishmcnt than in Germany.
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EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY.
several Persons KILLED. Many Injured
and Whole cities In Terror.

ROME, June 1.-THE cityies Of Verona
and Mantua have been shaken by an
earthquake. Many houses were
damaged. An invalid lady was SO
badly frightened 10y the shock that She
died.
AZ Marcenigo three persons were
killed, and AZ Radia Calavena seven
teen were badly injured by falling
houses and chimneys. At the latter
place another shock was felt at q
o'clock in the morning, and much adj
ditional damage was done.
The movements were undulating in
character and were more or less over
the whole of the north of Italy.
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stole Her Husband.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. June GA great
sensation was created mere yesterday
when a woman walked into the school
of embroidery of Miss Margaret X. Glib
son md began firing at Miss Gibson.
at the same time kissing, You won't
steal any other woman's husband as
you have mine
She proved to be Mrs. George l..
Crcsson. Miss Gibson was not injured.
Mrs. Crcsson charges her husband,
George l.. CresSon. assistant engineer
OF the Omaha railway. with being too
fond OF the society Of Miss Gibson. and
sought 90 murder the latter on that ac-
count. The social prominence OF all
the parties 90 the shooting causes the
incident TO be the talk Of the town.
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sale Of the Twin CITY street Roads

ST.. pAuL. Mimi. June s.-from hints
thrown out by officials OF the Twin
City s~trect-railway system IL IL learned
that the articles Of interpretations filled
az Elizabeth, n. H., mean nothing less
than the transfer of the system 10 a
new company, the leading members OF
which are George Bliss. II. w. Cannon.
prenden a. Co. OF New York, cx-Attor-
ney-General Fairchild Of Massachusetts,
cx-Congressman Kcan Of New Jersey
and Thomas Lowry OF Minneapolis.
The capital stock of the new company
il placed at $40, 600. OOC.
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n II Not LIKELY 20 b Punished
Much.

WASHINGTON, June s.-The only dis
patch received at the navy depart
ment to-day from Admiral McCann mt
lququie was correcting the statement
as To the location OF the ltata when
the arms We're transferred TO IL from
the schooner Robert and Minnie. This
transfer, the dispatch says, took place
of sap Clcmcnte islands n few miles
from the coast. instead of San Diego
harbor. The location OF transfer may
hc Of Importance in determining the
question of jurisdiction of the United
States courts.
Secretary Tracy saws the next step
will be To send the ship back 60 the
United States 10 stand trial. There is
no expectation that the officers and
crew of the Itata win jeopardize their
liberty by returning with the vessel 20
san Diego. As IL was reported from
Mexico that the commander OF the in
surgent warship Esmeralda. acted as
captain of the ltata as far as Acapulco
there are at least good reasons why he
must not return To the Insted states.
IL may be necessary for McCann TO de-
tail some of his men TO act as the crew.
In official circles Il is believed that
the ltata Is not likely To suffer heavily
n the result of her escapade. Crcdence
Is given 20 the statement telcgraphcd
from Chill that the vessel took the CON
traband arms and ammunition from
the Robert and Minnie ON the high seas
outside of United States jurisdiction.
II this should be true her offence
against the neutrality laws is mini
mizcd and IL is very doubtful II a ease
could be made out against her i'm The
present state of uncertain construction
Of IL.
There Is little doubt that she can be
held or other charges. such as con
tempt of court in sailing away while
under injunction, kidnapping the mar
shall and sailing away without clear
ance papers, but these are minor Of
lenses, whose punishment is likely To
take the shape Of fines and not go to
the length of forfeiture OF the vessel.
Acknowledgement Miller said that the
department of justice would take no
action I'm the ease of the Itata uatil
hat vessel had been turned over To the
law officers of the government at San
Diego, Cal, when the course usually in
such eases would be followcd--that is
TO say, She would be libclcd and held
subject To the findings of the proper
legal tribunal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-13

CHICAGO. June s.-rhc motion OF the
quash indictment In the case OF George
). Gibson. which II has been very gem
orally intimatcd was agreed TO be
pressed a. "a part Of the understanding
between the Shufeldts and the Whisky
trust when the latter gobbled up the
formers distillery, came up before
Judge Blodgett this morning.
The court took the matter under nd.
visemcnt, Withholding the decision un-
tl Monday morning. lie made n o init
nation of what the decision will be.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-13
Thrcn,enca viii Famine.

LONDON. June g.--Many districts of
Pomtrania and east and west Prussia
are threatened with famine. The corn
crop has proved valuclcss and the land
planted has 10 be plowed over The
peasants have not enough seed corn 90
rc-sow the desolated fields. The local
papers blame the government for ig-
norancc OF the facts and for falling Ia
provide for the farmers. The potato
harvest In east and west Prussia has
also turned out badly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-13
LURED TO HIS DEATH
A Salt Lake city sport Ambushcd.
Murdered, and Robbed.

SALT LAKE CRY, Utah, June :. -Thc
body OF Ed Callehan, a mining mar and
sport. was found on the road about two
miles south of the city. lie had been
getting about 5000. Callchan had
woman named Josie Hill, alias
Jessie Conway. elias Boston Bessie, and
she was with him az the time he was
shot at. The woman is suspected by
the officers with being n confederate
who lured her victim Ia his death.