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COOLIES IN CANADA.
The Authorities Alarmed at The EaOrnOus
RuSh From China.

CHICAGO, Oct "a Treasury Agent Sean
Ion to-day says he has received advices from
his inspectors, who are now watching the
Canadian border, to the effect that there are
10000 Celestials in Vancouver aud along the
line of the Canadian Pacific Railway who
are suffering for want of food. "Cbnamen
in unprecedented numbers are being landed
at Vancouver" said Mr.. Scanlon, "and
they are unable TO obtlin EN- plOyment or
food. vast number of arrivals, l be-
leve, is the result of notice spread among
the Chinese by infu initial Cinnamon, who
have returned home, tnat it is very elsv to
get into the United States. believe, also,
lne canadian Government is assisting the
Celestlals into this country, in order TO get
the S5l per head they are compelled to pay
Inc Government, | believe. is also expect
Ing the same exclusive legislation next
winter, and now desires tn get all the
Cinnamon it possibly can. If this big rush
Is not stopped soon there will be untold
suffering among the new arrivals, as there
are twice as many in Vancouver at present
as can find employment"
OTTAWA (Out) Oct. 24.-Adyices have
been received from British Columbia to the
effect that great excitement exists there
among the white laborers over the refusal
OF the Dominion Government at the last
session Of Parliament to adopt legislation
restrlctlng the immigration of Chine ie labor
ers. Chinese arrive in hundreds by every
steamer from Hong-Kong. and although
hundreds have made their escape across
the boundary line into the Unte1 States,
considerable number remain in the Pacific
provinces. The presence of a battery mt
Victoria and militia on the mainland is
SAID to have prevented riots which other
wise would have occurred within the last
few months. A bill is now before the
British Columbia legislature making 1t IL
legal to employ Cinnamon in the coal mines.
The morning call., 1891-10-25

LONDON. Oct 24-Balfour. in a speech at
Bury last night, asserted that the causes
that produced the Liberal split were still
working, and there was every indication
that the Unionist alliance was becoming
still closer. Balfour spoke in justification
of "oppcrtunism." 1t was inevitably
produced" he said, "by the development
and evolution of society, which,wanted new
changes TO meet new conditions. II must
be the policy of every wise statesman. and
it las been the Conservative policy
of not delaying measures of benefit
to the PEOPLE. The fact was. however,
could be placed to the credit of the Con-
Sc vatives during the past half-century than
to that OF the Liberals" The speaker
lkened Gadstone's Newcastle programme
to that of ''music-hall variety show" 1T
was absurd" he said, ito talk of abollshing
little anomalies in the electoral system
while allowing the big anomaly of over
representation of Ireland to continue" In
conclusion, he CONDEMNED Gadstone's land
reform proposals as raising vain hopes
among a half-educatpd people.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
The Pantheon Incident.

ROME. Oct. 24-The Pope has written a
letter to the Archbishop of AK, the prelate
who is to be prosecuted by the French Gov
ernmeut for disregardng the circular of the
Minister OF Public Worship, enjoin!ng the
Archbishops of France not to leave their
dioceses without the consent of the Govern
ment The circular was issued as the result
of the recent popular manifestations at
Rome against the French pilgrims, who
were said TO have behaved in a reprehen-
sible manner at the Pantheon. In his let
ter the Pope says he depores the fact that
the Roman rioters were allowed ito indulge
with impunity in every kind of license. pro-
flaming the church, insulting the Pontiff and
maltreating the pilgrims" The Pope adds
that he hopes "these incidents will not
lead to something more calaniitous and
lamentable"
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Workinemen's Troubles.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 24.-Much bad blood has
been engeudered between the strikers at the
Niedringhaus Mill and the men who took
their places. But the first outbreak since
the inauguration of the strike took place
Thursday night. In that fight James
Rodgers, Secretary Of Ivory Lodge, Anal
gamated Association of hon and Steel
Workers, was shot in the thigh and seriously
wounded by striker. The affair has just
come to light. The strikers assert the men
now at work in the mill are all armed with
pistols, and FREQUENTLY threaten TO use them.
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of the weed but for the fact that one
year ago he celebrated his seventieth
birthday. Upon that happy occasion
of his arrival at the Psaimist's al
iot!ed years a rash friend presented him
with a birthday present in the shape OF a
cigar. Like Cato entering on the study OF
Greek in his old age, Constable Abrams
smoked his first cigar on his seventieth
birthday History has failed to record what
sensations were his on that memorable day
whether they were like those viii n befall
most boys of 10, but safe it is to say that he
found the new trick pleasant one. He
now smokes two or three cigars day, and
enthusiastically avows that the use Of to-
hacco is helping his eyesight. Philadelphia
Record
The morning call., 1891-10-25
Trouble Feared in China.

SHANGHAI, Oct. PA message from
Picking says the Chinese Government has
decided to send pait Of the Pechihili garri-
son 10 restore and maintain order in the
disturbed locality. This resolution was
reached with great reluctance, as the Pachi-
hill troops are especially depended upon for
the protection Of Peking and the adjoining
country. The Chinese Government has be-
come satisfied, however, that there is some
danger of II renewal ot the old TAPPING re-
bellion, and vigorous action is necessary to
prevent the movement from becoming for
midable.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
Victims of n Wreck.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.-Nothing further
had been learned up TO this afternoon re.
garding the fate of the crew of the fishing
schooner R,dwing of Noank. Conn.,. which
was wrecked Thursday night off Indian
River inlet. Two bodies were washed
ashore, but their Identification cannot yet
be positively established. Captain Vickers
of the Indian River Life-saving Station
telegraphed this afternoon that he found
six dorles belong to the schooner Redwing,
and that her crew numbered twelve or
fourteen men, all of whom were probably
drowned
The morning call., 1891-10-25
Ulster County Bank Deposits.

KINGSTON On. ", Oct. 24.-The Superin-
tendent of Banking has issued statement
regarding the Ulster County banking insti-
tuition. The plan proposed is to induce de-
positors to leave their money for two years
without interest and get it at the end of that
time in full, while those who draw out their
deposits will have them scaled down per
cent. The Superintendent thinks the bank
can pay at least So per cent on the deposits
if given time, and ultimately present de-
positors may be paid in full.
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Mourns the Comfort He Has Missed.

The proverb that an old dog cannot learn
a new trick has been set at defiance in
Frankford. William Abrams Sr., Constable
of the Twenty third Ward, was born.
reared and bred in Frankford, and early i'm
bibed the virtuous principles of the suburb.
For seventy years he never drew Whit of
a cigar or pipe, and he might have
died without ever tasting the delights
The morning call., 1891-10-25
italy Desires Peace,

Paris, Oct. 24.-Tne Giulos to-day says
Count Menabrea, the italian EmDassador
In this city, had interviews with President
Carnot and with NJ. Ribot. Minister of
Foreign Affairs. Count Meuabrea declared
that Italy earnestly desired peace and relied
upon an interchangesof the friendly sen Ii
ments which Italy felt for France.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
Ex.Citv Officials Indinras

DENVER, Oct. 24.-Warrants were issued
late last night on Grand Jury Indictment
for the arrest of NJ. II. Bliss, ex-City Treas
nrer, and Sidney Roberts. ex-Chief Health
INSPECTOR, charging them with forgery and
swindling the city. Bliss has not yet been
found. but will probably be arrested today.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
GOLDEN GATE REAL ESTATE.

n nOOOO NEW COTTAGE oF5 ROOMS, BATH,
ID DAOUU. pantry high basement, brick -founda-
tou hot and cold water all fenced. large front and
be- OK yard only blocks from berkeley train and
San Pable CablerOad; 81 so down and balance go
per month; take Berkeley train stop at Golden Gate
The morning call., 1891-10-25
LoRIN REAL ESTATE

IREAT BARG AIN IN FINE RANCH.
VI Lots So, 5000; lots 40x132:6. $3.50. $500,
$325 $500, 1878, S40o; lots 50xl35. $4U0 lots Ask
lSU. $500 each, SIS down, S5 and $40 n month.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN THE HARMON TRACT;
$500; $50 down; balance on the instament plan
Houses built tn order on the installment plan; $50
or 500 down balance easy monthly payments
Cottage for sale on the installment plan or for
rent, furnished or unfurnished Inquire OF WURrS
Il MORAN, Lorin, or 467 Ninth St. Oakland. Take
Berkeley train, or new eiectric-car. which passes
door: SUNDAY engagements. oc24 IS u % 2a st
The morning call., 1891-10-25

GAN FRANCISCO. CAL. SEPTEMBER 49,
- IS9l-Sealed proposals, in triplicate, will be
rece we'd here untl II O'Clock NJ, October 49,
1891, and then opened, for docking and repairing
the steamer general Mcdowell" and for hire OF
suitable steamer substitute therefor. Govern
ment reserves the right 10 reject any all bids
Preference given to articles OF domestic produc-
tion and manufacture, conditions OF price and
quality being equal. All Information furnished on
application TO J. q. CHANDLER, Deputy Quarter
mast er- q eneral. U. S. A. SEES Al oe25 It
The morning call., 1891-10-25

ID EELECr BEFORE YOU BUNt
IL FItchburg is near Fruitvale and Melrose.
FiohLurg will be tie terminus Of all local ferry
trains.
Fltchburg is sure to be business and manufac-
turing center.
FitchIurg fronts on electric and Southern Pacific
Fitchburg has improved streets and avenue trees.
Fitchburg lots are the cheapest only SIPS to
$3.50.
Fltchburg terms are the easiest-only So a month.
Fltchburg trains leave San Francisco Saturday
and Sunday at II noon.
titchburg maps given away by
MCCLURE FITCH & CO., Bay Station Ala
media. oc17 sc
- curing good lot cheap and on easy terms lots
800 to $3.50, $40 cash, balance 81 80 per monthly
payments; in the Harmon subdivision OF the Kings
land Tract. facing Seminary and Nutting ayes and
Harmon ST.: blocks from the proposed electric
e Y0BIE ~ sn and RuSSRi TY"u & PRRGssER Twenfy
third-aye Station, East Oakland ocl7 I'm
GS0O OR ANY LESS SUM THAT YOU CAN
.DOOO pay. matter .hOw small and monthly
inStallments not exceeding fair monthly rent,
VIII buy a modern 5-room cottage within blocks
OF Oak St, broad-gauge station and blocks OF mar
row-gauge station. A. ii. BREED CO.. 460 Ninth
street ocl6 lat
Il; ANTED FOR EXCHANGE-sAN FRANCISCO
w property. improved and unimproyed. for choice
A. JONES, 9lS Broadway. Oakland. Ocl5 II
NEW CorTAGEs!I NEW CoTFAGESH WE
~ can suit you In size and prices easy terms; ms,
Twenty third ave. Station, East Oakland ocl3 I'm
ooK' IookH looK=i
BUESAVENTURA TRACT LOTSi
BUENAYENTURA TRACT LOTS!
500 to Sl75. 500 to $l75.
5OIlO0 10 50Xl50l 60XlOO to 50xl 80
S25 down! S25 down!
BALANCE ONLY So PER MONTH!
BALANCE ONLY 50 PER MONTH";
We are instructed to offer so lots iu this beauti-
full tract from 800 to Sl75, and only $25 down and
the balaee in monthly nstallments of 50 each this
offer Is without exception the most liberal ever
made, Remember it will only last for week
from Monday, October Eth. one week onlyl
These lots worth more than double the price
asked for. Come at OuCel Prices Will be advanced
from s 80 TO $3.50 on October 18Th.
For maps aud full particulars call upon
ocll Il CLOuGH 0 BAKER. 460 Ninth st.
en- LOTS SOLD IN FRUITYALE IN WEEKS;
GU some lefr for SIPS; big bargains; only $40
cash aud 81 so per month; = car lines. IL. Is. PIN
NEY. 907 broadway. Oakland. oc4 II
G16OTo $4O0--CHoICE LOTS IN FRUITVALE:
u i ~ terms to suit: Oakland ticket good TO
Iruityae. j. NJ. MCARrHuR. Fruitvaic Stationu
QJOOO HERE YOU HAVE IT: l35xlOO; Ell
tN 1OOO. egaut corner; South berkeley, 2 ~
blocks from electric road: Just think, less than
81 80 per front foot for a choice cOTner terms
$3.50 cash. balance TO suit purchaser. CLOUGH IL
BAKER, $50 Niuth st. Oakland. SEQ II
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
" eight-page WEEKLY CALL sent TO any address
In the United States or Canada one year for 81 rs
postage free
The morning call., 1891-10-25

u,IO MONTHLY WILL BUY YOU A HOME
u " where you can positively MAKE an inde-
pendent living; we are Offering 2O-acre tracts or
lug liberal terms: $50 cash and $40 monthly with
out interest OF taxes; don't wait day, hut call at
once FOR particulars Of WI LIAM B. MARSHUTZ
4 g24 IL, MONTGOMERY OCll lat
The morning call., 1891-10-25
0A1LAND HOUSES AND ROOMS.

OAKLAND FLATS FOR RENT; 946 TO 956
" Union ST.; less than blocks from Adeline-st.
station; all new. with modern Improvement;
rooms for SIS o= S27 so; rooms for S32 80 per
month. water incl ud.d Apply to w. Z. BARNARD
& SON 4s3 Ninth ST., cor. Washington; or w. +.
KR0LL. $40 Union st. Oakland. oc2! q SuMeFr
The morning call., 1891-10-25

ono ACRES IN THE NORTHERN PART OF
ZtU Sacramento Valley; parity rolling; plenty OF
wood and water; suitable Tor olive or any kind OF
fruit this land is worth $50 per acre; the owner is
Obliged TO sell: an unusual opportunity to get
Tiece Of laud sacrifice. For particulars cali on
T. C. DUFFY a. CO. SlS Kearuy S. oClU II
The morning call., 1891-10-25

2 ACRES. FOR S75, OF FINE FRUIT LAND: A
y Few NICE oak trees upou It; near town ana rail-
road: payable. SO cash; balance 50 per mouth; no
interest: a soft snap. WESTERN LAND CuMPA-
NY. $50 Market st. ocl4 SOt
The morning call., 1891-10-25

10 ACRES OF THE FINEST FRUIT LAND IN
~ the state: only $3.50; payable $40 cash: bal
ance fn monthly payments SEd no interest; nothing
ike il ever offered. WESTERN LAND COhPANY,
$50 Market 81. sell Il
The morning call., 1891-10-25

CCHOoL LANDS. 81 50 TO SS An ACRE; ON
- very easy terms; sold by the state in tracts to
suit; no residence or improvements required: all
kin.ls Of lands in many different couaties; send
stamp for list; open day and evenings r W.
L q ElnnI EnLLliur. IL u
The morning call., 1891-10-25
FUKNITURE toE SALE.
Balfour on the Situation.

FURNITURE you WANT GOOD AND CHEAP
i see IL SClELLHAAS. A0s Eleventh 81 le6 q eoe
The morning call., 1891-10-25
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
BEAUTIFUL. ....CHEAP
HIGH STREET STATION.
OTIS 5Oxll5; READY FOR BUILDING; ALL
IL treet improvements done and cement side
walked; 1-5 cash. balance In installments: title per-
feet
VIII be on the market only for a short time.
BARGAINS
$3.50 cash; S26 per month for fne house OF
rooms improved street.
5000 cash S25 per month for a beautiful 5-room
cottage near station.
$3.50 cash; $50 per month for an elegant s-room
house (new).
Also several fine lots at extraordinarily low prices.
Houses built to order and finished in 80 days
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free.
Houses tor rent Open Sundays
MARCUSE & Kennel.
The largest contracting firm In Alameda County.
Ofice-Alameda, Bay-st. Station and Highst. sta
tlon: San Francisco 62S Market ST. opposite Palace
Hotel ocll cod II
I,oR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE, CALL ON
i MRS. I. Ii. CHANDLER, 1929 Park ST., Ala
media. oc2O II
TUDD, HANLEY q CO., 1851 PARK ST., WILL
u build, sell or rent you any kind OF a house any
where in Alameda the most reasonable
farm
The morning call., 1891-10-25

Jas COrcoran, Stanford
GVNOgden&w, WI ash, ID
Geo II Packard. ohio
J NJ Moorehead, Mt Vle'
L l. Boone, Sau Diego
w II Gould, San Diego
Mrs6JKeating, san Dieg
MiSsLW Woodward,S Dieg
II T woOdwa d. SanDieg
MrsTFMcCarthy, Wo sd
w ID Shattuck, Boston
& I IngerSOll, Boston
G 4 ErtZ, California
j I Huming, Buffalo
j Lugsdin. California
q w Peacock a W. Cal
Chas Phipps, Sacrament
A just, New York
c A Thompson, NewYorl
S c LilllS. KingSbury
RUSS
A II Baldwin, Ho lister
Z Quaken. st Louis
7 Trikey, Cherokee
c B Armstrong, Jacksol
2 G Harris, Galeua
G F. Burd, Winters
NG Lincoln, Esparto
CE HasSelton, st Paul
Mrs + g Ord. ST Paul
FL Proctor. Tudor
b + Fowler, Merced
L Casterline, Los Ang
G Garner, Napa
J G Pratt. Napa
J ID Brown, Saratoga
J B CallaGhan, California
j Lyons. California
j l. waters, oregon
+ STOCK, Santa Barbara
Mrs A l. Schott, SanDiegC
II NJ Lee, Los Angeles
l Makepeace x W. Guate
mala
Miss Makepeac c, ,Guatml;
A Harrington s W, ,Sn Jos
j u Storm ~ W, Salinas
H l. Borgwaldt, BakerSfl(
Mrs + w Hart. Nancouve.
Miss Crawford, Vancouy
G II Coles. England
q 7 6oldStone, Toronto
J WOmly, Menlo Park
A ID Henniug, ViSaiia
4 I Fish, Woods Hall
GRAND
E II Buchman, Oakland
6 w Hopkins, San Mate
j jenkins, Milwaukee
WV Mendenhall, Liyern
c ID Van Duzer, Reno
q II Adams, boulder
ii O Wilson, SebastOpol
ID c Chapman, Alameda
w Luehbert, Berkeley
S G Berry, san Queatin
Q II Fisk, San Quentin
+ II Gates, H0ng-kong
j I Harkin, Hong-kong
o A Lowe, Woodland
L Bruner, Sacramento
e Arfins, Cal
II l. Oak. San Diego
q A Beam, Riverside
N A henderson. Seattle
r II Flagg. San Jose
DR. 5 Arnold, Detroit
X z Bishop, Los Angeles
Mrs S Runyon, Courtlan,
Miss Runyon. Courtland
Mrs n G Curtis, Sacto
MrsWM elczer&c, ,SRafae
S Ryland, Chicago
ID } Murphy. San Jose
W Nj lrmes, Loomis
" S Stoddard, Red Blui
Fl Hapes, Fresno
I Agnew a. I. Ashland
WE kortnals. .Heidelberl
The morning call., 1891-10-25

-S ACRES CHOICE LEVEL FRUIT LAND AD-
y joining town san Lorenzo; between 2ralIroads;
will sell in pats OF 10 acres Of more to suit pur-
chaser. Apply on premises 10 Il. NELSON, san
Lorenzo oc2l ~
The morning call., 1891-10-25

GJSO TO $500 PER LOT AT FRUITvALE,
- ICO Oakland; $40 to $25 cash and So per
month: beautiful lots, adjoining the double-deck
car line OF Sessions new electric road; will give
free pass for years TO any one who will build.
Apply at once. L. w. WOODWARD co, 9O2
Broadway, Oakland oc2l 7t
The morning call., 1891-10-25
PIANo.. YIoLlNs ANp SHEET MUSIC.

A CHICKEEING & SONS CONCERT GRAND
4 Piano. cost $500; this piano is new and viii
be sold at q sacrifice 10 pay costs and charges W.
6. EAnN ER. - MarNet st. CC2U u
The morning call., 1891-10-25

GSCS0 1s CASH OF TAKEN IMMEDI-
,DOZCO. ately) Will buy fine house OF IL
rooms and BEAUTIFUL corner lot 75xI75, with
street work done; good neighbOrhood and conven-
lent to local. HUGH NJ. CAMERON, 479 Ninth ST..
Oakland. oc2l 1t
The morning call., 1891-10-25

A HILL RANCH OF 30 ACRES, 40 OF WHICH
- Is nearly level; large springs: water plped TO
house; acres IN grapes; 20 fruit trees; l6 acres
cleared. 30 prime fruit land wfen cleared all
the balance good nut and olive land: house ald
barn: miles ftOm SOuoma; h1l-mile TO school;
I6U acres Government land al i0iuns fruit, nut and
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