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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-02

The receipts of Coal at this port In November
were the largest for any month Ia the history this
port, being 172, 800 tons, against 80 100 tons In
November, 1890 The receipts thus far this year
are 1908 $40 tons against 9lS,92O tons during the
same period in 1890. The private circular of l.
Steuart, from which these figures are taken, says
"lhe extraordinarily large arrival OF fJreigi Coal
during the month has had the inevitable effect oil
forcing Prices dowD and until the pr esent accumu
lated stocks are reduced spot prices not likely
10 strengthen, although the rates for present and
future loading in England and Australia are con
s!deraoiy higher and distant car2oes aoat held
hrinly. IL VII be observed that the deliveries in
portot lore ign Coal during the month 81 ,2Ot
tons. against 1900 tons OF corresponding month Of
last year"
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IT'LL DEATH SHALL PART"
To NJ. II. b.

Written for THE MORNING CALI
n apght but death part thee and me."-Ruth i;l7
Fail OF leaf and bud OF flower,
Setting stars and ebbinG sea;
Arose of dawn" ana sunsets fires,
Hasten change TO thee and me.
Let us then take words to bind
Sou 10 soul and heart To heart:
Words, with meaning deep ana true,
Solemn words, "tiil death shall part"
Well thou knowest that look
Ever on the suBniest side;
So. name the only bar
That caa faithful friends divide.
Absence chins a bsseIess faith.
Time can wing obliviou's dart.
Only those who really love
Can be true Till death shall part"
Seek the love OF whom thou wilt,
Stranger 10 jealous smart,
What I ask from thee is this,
Love me dear I'll! death shall part"
Take this pledge from me- my friend
Il. VINO give not any heart
Place with mIle). give II thee,
Have thae. 'tili death Shall part"e
Alameda, CdL, 1891 ANELEH
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Orton Leete, a salooB-keerer from Peia-
luna, blew into tie city on Monday. think
ing he was thoroughly acquainted with all
the quips and quirks OF great western city,
BE that rs 1t may, he was roped into a dead
,ure-thing" game at 219 Mission street, 50 he
sa, :, and lost his roll. lie has had war
rant issued for the arrest Of John Doe,
tina king lie may III this Wy recover his
nl..nl.N
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Oregon for
Portland the Los Angeles for Humboldt Bay, and
the Pomona for San Diego. The Columbia falls due
from Portland. the Haytian Republic from Puget
Sound, and the San Benito from ComoI.
The Belgic falls due from China and Japan Satur-
day.
he bark s. C. Allen, 655 tons loads Coal at
Nanaimo for Honolulu; German iron bark Felix,
10Y tons, Railroad les for Callao option of Moi
leudO.
wheat charters prior TO arrival italian iron
ship EInanuele Accame. 2OS3 TONS United King
dom. Havre or Antwerp. ass: British iron ship
larnaca. 1885 tons, same options 33s Sd. from
Tacoma sos, OF from Portland Is 30.
The Buteshlre takes for DunKirk &c $40 centals
Wheat valued at 100000: IL. Hackfeid for Cork
4257S ceutals at S7S, 800,
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COM MERCIAL RECORD.

TUESDAY EVENING, December l.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Flour quleter
Wheat weaker.
harley unchanged.
Oats unsettled.
Corn dull.
Rye easier.
feedstufs unchanged.
Hay quiet
Dried Peas Inactive.
Pea, White aud PAX Beans higher
Potatoes fairly steady.
Onions easv.
Butter and Eggs slow. Cheese hrm
Honey inactive.
A car OF Eastern Poultry In.
Game decisd.
Grapes frm.
Florida Oranges offering.
Dried Fruits and Raisins dull
Nuts neglected.
Bacon declining Hams weak.
Hops steady.
Hides and TallOw unchanged
Wool quiet.
Beef stesdier. Hogs weaker
Canned Peaches getting scarce.
Coffee firm.
Coal In enormous supply.
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25e: Sheepskins, shearlngs l0@25cs'short wool. 40
ty lcc; medium, 1G930c: long wool, 9Oc9Sl 40 r
10 Crl!s of all kinds about Il; less.
,oIALLoN.No variation. Fair TO good rendered,
4g4i4c; refined, 6I4@SIac: Grease, 3Isc u IL.
WooL--lrade Is quiet. Previous pr:ces rule.
we quote tail Woods as follows: San Joaquin
and Southern, SAGE n ID: San Joaquin and
Southern lambs. SOLE Z 10; Mountain Free. ll@
lac; Mountain defective, lOl lie; Humboldt and
Mendoclno. l5Gl7c Spring clips range as follows
G I.1 Northeln 17@20c; Southern, seven months
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DELISoUENT SALE NOTICES.


October 1891 SO many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock may be necessary will be sold al pub
lie auction at the Office OF the company, front room,
second floor 1913 Pine ST., San Francisco, Cal, on
MONDAY the thirtfeth day OF November, 1891, at
the hour OF / O'Clock p of said day, TO pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
w. HANSON, Secretary.
ofice-Front room, secoId floor, 323 Pine ST.; san
Francisco, Cal nol3 I'd
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE - UTAH CON
~ scdated Mining Company. Location OF prin-
eipa place OF place of business San Francisco. Cal
Location of works. Virginia City, Storey County,
New.
Notiee-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment No Is,
levied the 10Th day of oct Jbsr. lS5 l. sew
eral amounts opposite the names Of the respect
i've shar choIiers, as follows:
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Local bank clearings In November were $40, 1872,
249, against 1873, li6,979 In October and $40 o.
iSs in November, 1890. The clearings during the
first eleven months OF 1891 were SSl7, l0l,4 Ala
against @I42916,007 during the period in
1880 gain OF S44, 100000 thus far this year
ceTtalaly docs not LOOK ike dull times
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CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-wheat was n,,at,io, tho
opening was about the same as the closing agnres
OF yesterday for May. but shade WEAKER to 1sc
lower for December. then prices advanced with
only slight fluctuations 1a@ssc for the former. and
asg4c Tor me latter, ruled steady for awhile and
then became demoralized, declining l1s6Sl5Sc and
the closing WAS 1sc lower for DecembeT and u r
msnts, ,t0 900 bushels Rye duii at sOIae Barley
CHICAGO Dec l.-wheat-cash, sUssc Corn
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commenced stopping on No. 5 vein above No 3 drift
ore Is of very good grade.
NAVAJo-Ao. upraise on west vein $50 level ad-
vanced IL feet. strtngers in the vein giving good
assays. No. upraise from south intermediate
drift has been connected with the Slopes Have
been sacking and now have 100 sacks ready for
shipment Slopes yielding as usual
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And n accordance with law and an order from
the Board of Directors, made on the 7th day of
suiy. 1891, SO many shares OF each parcel of such
took as may be necessary will be sold at public
1ction at tne Office OF the company. Room 8, gil
sansome st., San Francisco Cal, Monday, the
'th day OF September, 1891. at the hour of "a
o'clock NJ OF said day, to pay said delinquent as
seasment thereon, together with costs of sdvsrtis
as and expenses Of sale.
ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary
ofice-Room 8. All Sarsome at. San Franciaca
Cal
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Heavy Hogs off fraction. Beef is shade
lower at the moment. Fine Mutton is scarce. but
there IS plenty OF common to fair here. Wholesale
rates from siaughterers to dealers follows:
BEEFIfrst quality, 512@6c; second quality,
NEAI;-Laree, 5@6c; small Calves, 61217c.
IIoS-Wethers. 7@Sc; lives, 612gTc.
LAMB-SGl9c q n.
PoRh-Lye Hogs 4A@4asc p n for heavy
harc granted aud Zoe for iight average d0 STOCK
Hogs. 3@32ae q 10; dressed do. 6H447l2c . ID.
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Exports Of Wheat from this port in November
were 1907. 934 centas. valued al s., O4o,676 maN
ing total exports thus far this crop year of 71S3
~ centaiS. valued at Si2l63,724.
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pE.INourNr sALE Norrors-

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE ORSEsHoE
u Bar Consolidated Mining COMPANY LocatIon
OF p' lncipil place OF business, san Francisco Cal
Cal o''
N"tice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. ccount OF assessment mo a.
levied on the 3ath day Of October, S9I the sew,
eral amounts set opposite the of the respec-
tive Shareholders as follows:
NAVE. Certificate Shares. Amount.
M sEi ! b. ';,r:;.:..;;.......75 IS g. 40
Mackle y. H., Trustee ......10 495 SO to
And in accordance with law and an order from
the Board of Directors, made the Both day OF
October. S9l, so Giany shares of each parcel of
sucI stock rs may he necessary will be sold pub
lie auction al TIE cfice Of the company, Rooms 8
and 10. No. $50 Pine street San Francisco Cal on
Tuesday tie 22l day OF December, 1891, at tn e
hour OF O'Clock P. NJ Of said day, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon. ogetter with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale
ID. NJ. KENT, Secretary.
ofce-Rooms Is and 10, No. $50 Pine street San
ffanclsco, Cal de2 I'd
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICEABLE a NOR
- cross Silver Mining Company Locat on of
principal place OF business, San Francisco Cal Lo-
County. New. '
Notice-There are delinquent uuon the following
aescribed stock on account OF assessment No. 80
levied IN the 18th day OF October 1891 the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
No. No
NAGEA Certificate. Shares. Amt
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Aud in accordance with aw. aud order OF
boarc Trustees. made on the sixteenth day of Oc-
toosr. s|. 50 many shares of each parce of such
STOCK as M AZ he necessary VIII be sold at pubic
auction at the ONCE OF the company Room IS. Ne
Vada BiOck, No. 100 MONTGOMERY street. Fran
cisco, California on TUESDAY. the ffteeath Cay OF
December 1891 al the hour OF l O'Clock r. NJ of
said day to pay said delinquent assessn emit there
on togeth her with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF the sale. A H. THOMPSON Secretary
Ofce-Room 0s, Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery
ST san Francisco. Cal uu26 ii
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PosTponEMENT.

THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF The
Cruiksbank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until Monday, October 5. 1891, At IL
o'clock noon at the ONCE OF the Company Room J.
No. I'll Sansome street, San francisco Cal 81
erder OF the Board of Directors
ERNEST J. KOCH, Secretary.
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English wheat Narks,,

LTvERPooL Dec. 1.-The spot market is lower
at IS l012d' Cargoes are lower AS Cd for off
coast, AS sd for Jest shipped and Ais Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURES
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: December So lOd. Janu-
AIRY, IS lOd: February, Ss I'D: March Va II ia.
April. -; May, IS, lIS.d. % - "a"
sECURITIEs.
LoNDoN. Dec l. ConsoIs s51l; United
4312d Rentes, S5f 7I2c "a
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RoSTScnEEaEAI.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
L the Crukshank Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed until Wednesday, November 4, 1891, at
II O'Clock noon at the Office OF the Company Ro ,m
u. No. 21l Sansome street. san Francisco, Cal By
order of the Board of Directors.
ERNEST j. KOCH Secretary
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-02

NEW YORK. Dec l. = The stock market
opened dull In the afternoon It received little
ifeby renewal of the bear raids the effect helm
that fsw stocks were materially depressed. The
general list however, was but slightly affected A
report that Cyrus W. Field was dead assisted tn e
bears somewhat for time. The market closed
quiet, dull and heavy, with most stocks showing
siight iosses missouri Pacific however. Is down 2
per cent Governments easier. Petroleum closed
at 6Ue
NEW YORK, Dec. Limited States Bonds-4's.
1l8A: do, 2s,l OOE Northern Pacific. 25ih Cana.
c disn racine So Central Pacific, ana Union Pa
Fargo. lao: Western union s2I%; SIlyer AL.
Sterling, 81 SlIa0D4 S4Ia. ''' '~1s''
Wheat = december, 81 O51h FIour Steady
Cotiee,sl2 10. ,Sggar,,2s4@SIzc Hop.rPacIhc
Coast, l5Q2lc. Hides, lac. Copper-Iats al TX
rin-Spot $40 IS. Lead-Domestic. 81 IT, IRON on
SD Petroleum, December, Soc '2' -
All home and foreign reports OF hons ara NJ STRONG
markets and OF fairly active movement On snof
there are number of transactions at nrica. rapo-
Ing from l8c for a strictly prime ouaI,ty mn r.
Zol2c Tor choice. AT meeting of the members of
the Hop-dealers Exchange on the 2sth
tary. "a Ss'''
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&. D., and Perkins L. H,

And in accordance with law, and order from
the Beard o. Directors made the 22d day OF
September, 1891, so many shares OF eXch parcel of
such stock as may benecesssFY viii be sold public
auction at the auctioH-house OF 5. +. Middleton h
Co, No. % Montgomery street. San Francisco CALI
fornia, on Wednesday, the 9th day of december
1891, at the hour of O'Clock NJ, OF said day to
paw said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale
II. ID. WALKER, Secretary
Ofice-Room 90. Nevada Block. No. SOs Mont
yomery ST., San Francisco. California nol2 I'd
DELINQUEST SALE NoTICE-sIERRA NE.
IL vada Silver Mining Company. Loeat on or
principal place OF business, San Francisco Cal Lo-
cation OF works Virginia Mining Districi, storey
County, New.
Notice-There is delinquent upon the FOLLOWING
desor bed stock on account OF assessment No I'M
levied On the 9th day Of October, 1891 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respectIye
shareholders, as follows:
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE PACIFIC
- Auxiliary Fire Alarm Company. Location OF
principal place OF business, san Francisco Ca
Notice here are deli quent upon tn e following
described stock. on account OF assessment mo u
levied on the sixth day Of October 1879 the several
amou'ts set opposite the names OF the respectivs
shareholders. follows:
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NEW YORK, Dec. l.-wool steady. Domestic
fleece. OtG36c - ID.
BOSTON. Dec Nv DOL steady. Territory secured
$50 j0c; fne, 56C95s fine medinm s y Su ~
Medium California and oregon quiet. ''e'''''
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nELiNotENr SALE WORCESTERSHIRE

Geld Mining Company. Location OF principas
place of business, San Francisco. Cal. Location Of
works. Los Burros District, Monterey County, Cal.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF Assessment (No. 81
levied on the 7th day of July, 1891, the sovera!
amounts set opposite the of the respective
shareholders as follows:
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Portiand's Business,

W hlsay-Sl Is
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PORTLAND (oregon), Dec. l. Clearances
1857 900; balances. $50 900
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MORNING SALES.
Boards Water. aG7s 100 Hawaiian Com
merciai 5hs; so do, SIS; 80 Hutchinson p Co,
AFTERNOON SAFER
Boar1-5O GaslIght, 64a4: 10 Water
96TS; 100 Hawaiian CommersiaI, g; SO do az. 81
do, ga; IS do, 6Ss IL Pacific Gas Imp, 1914
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PosTeoNEM EMIT.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK ar
L the Cruikshark Gold Mining Company il her ebv
postponed until Friday, December 4. 1891, at ~
O'Clock noon, at the Office OF the company Room 6,
no. II SansOIne ST., san Francisco Cal Nv order
OF the Board of Directors ~
OIL I'd ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary.
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Lumber Market.

Retail prices are as follows:
PlNE-Rough, SlS for No. l and Sl5 for No. .;
Specified lengths, $50; odd lengths. SIT; selected
rough. go; clear rough, $50; No. l flooring $30@
IS, according to size; No. do. S236D25; stepping
dressed. S43 for No. and S29 for No 2; Latin, S3@
rs; Pickets, rough, $l7.
SPRUCE-Kough, $50; selected, 1913; clear, $34
dunnase, Sls. delivered: dressed shelving, s37.
RED"OoD-Rough, $40 for No. l aud 81 5 for y O.
=: extra sizes. S2l for No. and $l7 for No z: Sc
Iected, s25; rustic No. l. $4,000; No .. S2S; sur
faced. No. l, $50 "a IS: No. 2, S24 "a 26; Pickets
rough, $l7 for square end and $40 tor pointed
surfaced fancy end. $26; Battens, lie a foot; Shin
giles, 81 e NJ for common aud IS 20 for fancy
ShlkeS, Sll for split and Sl3 for sawed Posts
split, 14c.
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
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Names.

Van Bokkeleh. W. \. NJ. trustee 10 100 so q
I'm IN "cgerdance with Jaw. and an order fros
the Board OF Directors made on tho sixth day 0
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100 Alpha. $500 lmp .-..O6 100 oyerm j 55
80 Alta. ..... $4,000 e Point. L y q 200 - I u.
100 Andes. 7hI5U0 5 New. .05 AO0Peer......l0
$50 Belchr. l55Ii}U Il 40 20 / 90 Potion / 90
30o Is. 2l5i430 3 Nj $50 Savage. .1.l5
500 Builion..l 20 90 Iowa. 10 27U 10
100 Bulwer... 50 500 Justice SO 90 q mon so
6O Caiedna. 40 100 Occidnt... .65 so Titan go. IS
200 Chollsr. Ia 22O opnir.. O5 20 YJacsst 40
100 Comth 80. 20
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And III accordance with law. and order OF tho
Board o. Trustees, mRde on the sixth day OF Octo-
Der, 1891, SO many shares OF each parcel of such
stock be necessary will DO sold at pnb
auction at the Office OF the company, Room is Ne
CISCO California, on TUESDAY the first day -.
December. sol az the hoGr OF O'Clock p. n or
said day, to pay said delinquent assessn ent ther.
on. together with costs OF advertising AID -Ynenss
OF the sale. T. l. PARKER Sacr APto.,soe
st, San Francisco Cal. 49, Sc'"e &c,
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70 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier 10 INV
part OF The city; the Bulletin is The hest oi,as,
ana largest evening paper published on tbs go,
otuers by rosta-casd or 9th .rviSe Will rScsis::
prompt attention. ONCE 62a Montgomery s..
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RECEIPTS OF Pro aUoE.

OLA, ~CGlMEl;S.
Dates OF Depnrture .'rnm San francisco.
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Wood Market.

Posts Toe each; Redwood, So so p cord; Oak,
rough, $797 IS; do, peeled So; Pine. 81 q cord !;
for 7x9.
Tan JARK-Grouud bark. s2i q ton.
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manufacturing and selling our raw
material is made and kept at the North.
Our only profit Is in the margin there
10 between the cost OF production and
the selling price.
This evil, Senator George thinks, like
the drain Of moaey from the pockets
OF the people into the treasury. can be
relieved by free trade. or q tariff strictly
for revenue, such as is virtually de-
manded by the Ocala Platform.
So far from swallowing the Ocala
those parts of It which are sound demo
cratic doctrine and are in accord with
democratic principles and contentious.
The sub-treasury scheme, the land
loan scheme and the government over
ship of railways and telegraph lines are
all founded on extreme developments of
the republican principles OF paternalism
and contempt for the constitution,
which Is the solemn compact by which
the..States are bound together. They
were probably put In to catch the re-
publican vote. to fool the people with
new and apparently hopeful offers re.
lief and to enable some politicians who
had been left out by the old parties and
No congress will ever pass the sub
treasury Jill or anything like 1t. Nc
man who could be elected president
would sign 1t. If 1t should become q
lsw it would ruin the Southern farmer
first and all other farmers later. The
only people who would secure any ad.
vantage from it would be some specula.
tors, brokers and traders. They would
suffer from 1t in the end, for anything
which causes widespread disaster and
disturbance must injure everybody
Greenyille News.
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Did Not u 1t.

We are glad to know that Hon. VIM.
q. Oates. of Alabama, denies the report
that he said sometime ago that the
Democratic party should declare war
on the Alliance and beat 1t out Of ex.
istence. In an interview recently he
said that he tavOrs all the demands of
the Alliance except the sub-treasury
and land loan bills and government
ownership of railroads, but condemns
Alliance methods to control the Dc'uo-
cratic party in the South and com init
1t to the support of these three objec-
tionable measures. He says that the
complaints OF the farmers are just, but
some of the remedies proposed by the
Alliance are infinitely worse than the
disease; that the Democratic party
favOrs a reduction of taxes, more ex-
tended markets for agricultural pro-
ducts and a greater volume Of sound
money. lie adds that if the Democrats
get control Of the government the
farmers will find in these measures the
relief they seek and are entitled to. He
strongly condemns all secret methods
in politics, denounces the three meas
lres named as the most radical, pater-
nal and c~entralizing of any ever adyo-
Gated by any party In the United States,
He calls on the Alliance leaders to furn-
ish a bill of particulars as to their
Democracy and favors making a test
opinion in every convention by resOlu-
ton against these three measures. He
thinks with the Democracy united vic
tory Is sure III 1892.
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An Entire Familys K1u, dered.

OMAHA, Neb., July 10.-A special
from Ellis, Neb., says: Mrs. Drallen,
of Britice, Neb., went to Ellis, Neb., to
visit her brother. John Peterbua, a
farmer, living one and one.half miles
from Ellis. Repeated knocks at the
door failing to obtain a response. Mrs.
Allen entered, and a horrible sight met
her eyes. On the floor lay her brother,
with a bullet hole through his head, and
an empty revolver lying beside his dead
boy. Mrs. Allen called TO her driver,
and the two made further investigation.
On a bed lay Mrs. Peterbua, dead. Be-
side the wife and mother lay the dead
body of the ~two-year-old babe. On the
lounge In another room lay the dead
body of Peterbua's t~en-year-old son.
Upstairs we're found the dead bodies OF
Peterbua's two daughters, aged thirteen
and fifteen years. Each one had been
shot thrugh the head evidently while
all but Peterbua were asleep. 1t is be-
lieved Peterbua himself committed the
horrible deed, probably In o fit Of insani.
tY. One son, aged seventeen years, was
saved from the slaughter by being absent
from home at tue time.
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Governor Tiilman Endorsed.

The following resolutions were
adopted at a meeting of Newberry
county Alliance held July 4th:
Whereas the Farmers Alliance is q
non-political organization; and whereas
there Is a disposition on the part of
some of u leading Alliancemen to in.
troduce political measures into the AL.
lance that will bring about discord and
detriment to the Democratic party OF
South Carolina; and whereas there Is
an effort on the part or some Alliance
men to create opposition to Governor
Is. II. Tillman on account of his views
on the sub-treasury bill; therefore
be IL
Resolved, LIST. That we pledge ouI
undivided support to the Democratic
party of South Carolina.
I'd. That we will oppose any effort OF
measure that tends to the destroying OF
the Democratic party.
Sd. That we heartily endorse the
views expressed by Governor b. Il
Tillman on the sub.treasury bill so fal
as its merits have yet been discussed.