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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-03
FOREIGN BREVITIES,

DUBLIN, Dec. 2.-Tmo'hy Healy has com.
menced au action against MInroe to compel him
10 restore the irish funGs to those entitled to
the possession OF The mon y.
BERLIN. Dec. 2.-The Budget Committee OF
the Reichstag has voted 900, 900 marks to be
devoted to providing proper German exhibit
at The Chicago Columbian Exhibition In 1888
PARIS, Dec. "A dspatch states that affairs
throughout the coatmlning districts are resum-
lag their normal condition. The striking mners
In the vicinity OF Lens have returned To work
and no further trouble is feared.
BERLIN, Dec. 2.-0ne hundred women are en-
gagged IN Spandau rolling paper for cartridges.
THIS work has hitherto been done in the prisons
but that source OF supply ~ not sufficient TO meet
present pressure In the Royal Arsenal. The
gun casting department is working night and
day.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-Adylces from Santos, Brazil,
state that OWING 10 the frevaeHce of yellow
fever dt that port 120 vessels were delayed
thefe, waiting the discharge of cargoes. Some
vessels are departing for other ports with the
cargoes with which they were laden on their
arrival.
LONDON. Dec. 2.-Balfour, First Lord OF the
treasury. In addressing Conservative meeting
al Huddersheld, said he was still OF the opinion
that the irish Local Government B ought to be
passed, but II should not be introduced In Par
iiament unless the rights OF the minority were
safeguarded.
BERLIN, Dc. 2.-In private letter to friend
In this city Emin Pasba says lie has never re-
ceiyed any written cuHh nation OF his appOlnt-
ment as German Commissioner In Africa al
am" he writes, "in a prculitr position, leading
German eHp"dltiun without knowing whether
i have been definitely appointed"
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known. 3.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it ON hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
- SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.
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BLOWN TO PIECES.
FIVE Men Killed by an Explosion in a Dy-
namit0 Factory.

NYACK On. ". Dec. 2.-The dynamite
factory at Haverstraw was blown up this
afternoon, NJ. Wadworth, Peter Carlossa,
Joseph Williams, Joseph Z. Adler and
Perry Lounsberry being instantly killed.
The first four, who were employees, were
literally blown to pieces. The last named.
who was in boat near the factory, was In
Stantly killed, while his companion, sitting
within few feet Of him escaped injury.
After the explosion the building, which was
a frame structure, caught fire, burning to
the ground Other buildings of the works,
100 feet from the explosion, in which were
also stored dynamite, escaped destruction
The property belonged TO the Clinton Dy-
Mantle Company. The explosion broke
glass in buildings at several ad djoining vii
lagos. The cause Of the accident is not
known.
At the Coroner's room tonight were the
bocy OF the dead fisherman Lounsberrv and
a horse blanket full of parts OF human bod
les, including one arm of Wadsworth, two
legs, part OF the back and numberless bones
with burnt flesh. The remains presented a
terrible sight, all being black with powder
marks and the flesh burned off. Parts of
the bodies are supposed to belong to Wads-
worth and the two Italians. In tie gelatine
packing-house were 800 pounds of gelatine
packed in tins. In the powder-house were
1900 pounds Of giant powder and 20opOunds
OF dynamite
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BRAZILIAN ADVICES.
Two Governors Deposed-Yellow Fever Raging
The Argentine.

New YORK, Dec. 2.-The Herald's special
cablegram from Valparaiso SAYS: Rio Ja-
metro advices state that the Governors of
Rio Grande do Sui and Panama have been
depOsed. The town of Huasco, 110 miles
north of Coquimbo, is threatened with de-
struction. Melting snow has swollen the
river of the same name and it is sweeping
everything before it. The authorities have
forwarded an application to the Govern
ment to promptly supply engineers with
funds to build dams TO prevent imminent dis
aSter.
Word has reached here tonight from
Montevidio that the Uruguay Governme mt
has published denial of the report that it
has proposed to put forth paper ssue.
At Azul, an Argentine town 140 miles
south of Buenos Ayres, an armed mob, led
by Government officials, attacked radical
club, the members of which offered resist
ance. Five persons were wounded.
The provinces of Tuxumana, Salto, San
Juan and San Luis. in Argentina, have de-
clared for Mitre for President.
Advices from BuenoS Ayres say that the
Argentine Republic has declared that it
will be the only port of entry allowed ves-
sells during the prevalence of the yellow
fever epidemic in Brazil. The yellow fever
epidemic at Santos. Brazil, is said TO exceed
all previous visits of the scourge.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

LITTLE Rock (Ark.), Dec. 2.-Captain Max
wells store at Dewitt was burned last night, and
three children In IL perished
WAsHINGToN Dec. 2.-The Director OF the
Mint To-day purchased 629 900 ounces OF silver
at figures ranging from 1850 10 $40.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 1.-Two men, the engineer
and fireman, lost their lives to-day by the purn-
Ing OF the seam-barGe James L. fease.
BOSTON. Dec. 2.-The Chicago, Burlington
and Quincys October statement shows the net
earnings to be 5000, an increase OF SIS, 900.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.-Samuel Pollak, aged
bl restaurant proprietor, this morning shot
ana fatally wounded his wife and then killed
himself. The cause was Jealousy.
CHICAGO. Dec. John I. Dickinson, Secre-
tary Of the National Commission OF the Column
oan Exposition, denies that he has resigned
his position TO accept Office with railroad COM
pRny.
ALBANY, Dec. 2.-The State Board OF Can
vassers was called to order this morang. All
the members were present. After cauvaSsing
the vote Tor Congressman The board adjourned
nntll tomorrow,
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DEPEW'S VIEWS.
The Presidential Candidates and Their Per-
feet Understanding.

ltCL OuutTsIdnQln0.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-The Vanderbilt party
arrived tonight on the regular tour of in
sDection of their lines. In an interview
Chauncey NJ. Depew. touching on politics,
said: There's no division of sentiment in
the Republican party as to Blaine.
II he becomes a candidate for nomi-
nation nothing on earth can prevent
his nomination If he desires it. If he does
not, President Harrison will be the nominee.
As TO the present relations between these
two gentlemen, am told by each of them
that they perfect tly understand each other.
The idea fostered by disappointed office
seekers that President Harrison was a small
man, mentally and physically, cold and
narrow, became at one time the accepted
belief Of seven-tenths of the Amer-
can people. While Mr.. Harrison did
not have this in view in taking his trip
across the continent, yet he accomplished
the herculean task of talking to the whole
people through the Associated Press at
places he stopped from day TO day, SO they
might know him better. There is no ques-
tion that he accomplished this task better
than any one had ever done before. The
people saw that they had been mised and
there was a universal change of public sem
timent.
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PANIC IN AUSTRALIA.
a General Feeling of Depression Exists in I

a General Feeling Of Depression Exists in the
Colonies.
MELBOURNE, Dec. "A partial panic
prevails in financial circles. The smaller
companies are very uneasy and the feeling
of depression is general. The Melbourne
Tramway Company has reduced salaries
and wages. The Melbourne Land Credit
Bank, which has capital of $3.50, 600,
has suspended payment owing to the heavy
run. In Sydney trade is completely para
BZed. The new tariff is in several of its
features surprise to the public and a dis
appointment to the protectonlsts. who ex-
pected much heavier duties. The general
complaint is that the rich have compare
lively escappd, while the burden of the
new taxation is unduly laid upon the poor.
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BURNED AND sUFFoCATED.
Loss of Life in a Dwelling g-HOuse Fire in
Detrnjr


DETROIT. Dec. 2.-The most unfortunate
accident that has visited Detroit since the
burning Of the Tilden School a couple of
years ago took place about o'clock this
morning. A fire broke out in the grocery
store of George j. Refs, 800 Orleans street,
and communicated to the dwellin g-house
overhead, smothering to death Charles Refs,
aged %, and his brothers. Josie and Eddie,
aged II and years. The latter children
were found in bed and the older boy was
discovered by fireman on the floor before
the window, as if he had attempted to make
his escape by that egresS. The father and
mother were found locked in each others
arms at the foot of the stairs leading out
into the yard. They were burned to a
crisp in endeavorine to reach the open air.
Two other children, Max. aged 10, and
Tony. aged r. and hired girl. whose name
could not be ascerta ined, escaped by jump
ing out of the windows into the arms Of the
police and fireman.
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Threatened With Asphxxiation

DETROIT. Dec. 2.-Last night, through
some machinery getting out OF order, the
flow OF natural gas was suddenly shut off,
remaining so for some time. When the flow
resumed gas permeated many houses in
each of which all were asleep. Although
patrolmen we're at once sent out to notify
the people of danger from asphyxiation,
several persons were not reached until they
suffered greatly. 1t is thought there were
no fatalities.
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A Faction Fight at Llmerick.

DUBLIN, Dec. "A disgraceful row oc-
Cured at Limerick Station to-day. The
McCarthyites held convention. among the
prominent speakers being William O'Brien
and John Dillon. When they reached the
station after the meeting large number of
Parnellites who were present nsulted them.
Trouble followed and lively scrmnage
with sticks ensued, many Parnellites being
hurt, several so severely that their wounds
had 10 be dressed at the hospital
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PERSONAL NOTES.

:, Judge C. H Belknap OF Carson City is at the
Palace.
A. G. Brooks came down from Sacramento last
night, and rs at the Palace.
Baron Won SchIlIing. the 81. Helena vineyard
LIST, was In the city yesterday.
DR.. A. Liliencrantz will leave next week on
ten months tour OF Europe, by way Of Japan aud
China.
William 1relan Jr, State MIneraloglst is con-
hned TO his room with pneumonia, contracted
while returning from the Mining Congress held
al Denver.
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virtually commercial monopoly of the
island, seek to prevent general attention be-
ing directed to the affairs of the island so that
other Americans may be discouraged from
going there. 1t is said that here has been
thus suppressed the actual knowledge Of
the gold fields in the island, which Wilkin-
son says are the greatest in the world.
The French protectorate is upheld by
Germany and England In exchange
for French recognition of Germany's
claims in Africa and the English
claims 10 Zanzibar. Wilkinson is '49er in
California, and was member of the fill
clustering expedition to Central America led
by General Walker.
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NOTABLE GATHERING.

Reception rendered Archbishop Kenrick by
the Marquette Club OF st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2.-The celebration of
the golden jubilee of Archbishop Kcnrick
closed this evening with a reception ten
dered his Grace by the Marquette Club. 1t
was probably the most notable gathering Of
distinguished representatives of the Roman
Catholic hierarchy ever witnessed in this
country. The club-rooms were beautifully
decorated. Archbishop kenrick assisted
by Cardinal Gibbons aud other d gn taries,
received the visitors. 1t is es stimated that
over 1000 persons attended. Among TIE
letters of regret received were those Of
President Harrison, Vice President Morton,
members of the Cabinet, ex-President
Cleveland and the Governors of several
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The Train Robherv

PARIS (Tex.), Dec. 1.-The through Texas
express, which was robbed Monday night
at Glendale, Mo-, reached here last night.
The express messenger who relieved Mes
senger Mulrenen says the haul made by the
robbers may run up into hundreds of thou
sands OF dollars The run was heavy
one, as at this season the Southern banks
are getting large sums for cotton payments.
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ALI Pnland in Mnnrninn

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2.-Next year will be
kept as year of deepest mourning throughout
Poland In memory of the loss OF her indepen-
dence. July II, 1892. 1t will be the one hun
dredth anniversary OF the splendid fight OF Kos.
ciusko at Dubienka. where lie hrld his position
with 1000 men for five days against 5000 Rus
SLAMS. All the women of Poland Will wear
nothing but black all the year, and large firms
who deal In gown and dress materials, millinery
and jewery are ordering everything black IN
preparatiOn for this universal demand.
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The Infinanza in Enrnna

BERLIN, Dec. 2.-The epidemic of influ-
enza is increasing in severity, and owing to
the large number Of influenza patients sup
Elementary barracks at the MOabite Ii los
pital have been opened for their accommo-
dation, all the ordinary wards there being
full.
PARIS, Dec. 2.-The epidemic of influen "a
has increased, and deaths from the disease
occurred here last week by the hundred.
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Shot by His Wife.

BUFFALO, Dec. 2.-John Hyar Gardiner
was fatally shot this morning by his wife,
with whom he had not lived for over year.
The shooting occurred on the street. Gardiner
ran into a saloon, and his wife followed and
fired three more shots, all taking effect The
woman stood over the PROSTATE body
flourshing her pistol until the ambulance
arrived
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-03

MUSICIANS are buying eolians. Why?
Because the music for this instrument is
arranged from the full orchestral score, and
its rendition of the higher grades of classi-
cal and operate music Is. therefore, more
perfect than that of any other instrument.
Herr Anton Seidel has an a aJlian for his
personal use. They may be seen ut Kohlei
Chase's wareruonls. 2S O'Farrell street.
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Four Men Killed.

New YORK, Dec. 2.-In crossing a switch
at One Hundred and Forty-nnth street this
evening, the rear car of train on the Har-
lem Railway was thrown from the track on
its side. An unknown man, two car-clean-
ers anj another employe of the company
were killed and two others injured.
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suit Against Senator Rrica

LIMA Ohio, Dec. 2.-The Treasurer Of
Allen County filed a suit against United
States Senator Brice this morning for s17,-
$50 delinquent taxes. The Senator has con-
stanty refused TO pay taxes here the last
few years. alleging, whenever pressed for
settlement, that he had no residence in this
ai.
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" Fanny Davannnrt Ill

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 2-When the curtain
went up at Coates Opera House this even
ing, where Fanny Davenport is engaged in
cleopatra" 1t was announced that she was
suffering from nervous prostration. due 10
the high altitude Of Denver, where she had
been playing last week.
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being a concerted rising against the En-
peror, is nothing more than scheme OF
private vengeance. The wife OF leader or
an armed band of marauders was forciblv
abducted, whsreupon he started through
tho country on n mission of vengeance, in
structipg his followers TO make reprlsalS
upon the inhabitants.
AN UPRISISNG SUPPRESSED.
LONDON, Dec. "A cable dispatch re-
ceived from the British Consul at New
Chwang. a treaty port OF China, III the
province of Manchooria, states that rumors
that the people in the country 100 miles to
authorities. The dispatch adds. however,
that the rising is now reported to have been
suppressed. The Consul further says that
the Presbyterian missionary reports that
band of bandits recently looted village in
the Province of Shing King. The mission
ary says that such an occurrence is nothing
unusual in the winter season. The people,
as q whole throughout the province are
friendly to native Christians and to Euro
peans
Its correspondent at Tientsin telegraphs
as follows: Ii Hung has informed me
through the British Consul that he has no
doubt the rising in Mongolia is a marauding
expedition, prompted only by greed or plum
der, and there is no reason to regard it as
revolution. Ali is quiet here and in Peking.
The American gunboat Palos arrived to-
day. The port Is about to close for the
winter.
The Chronicle says the Vatican is making
semi official Uvertures to the powers to pro-
tect Christians in China.
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THE KAIsER's SPEECH.
Advice Said to Have Been Given to the New
Recruits

hdVlce SAID 70 Have Been G.ven 20 the New
Recruits.
BERLIN. Dec. 2-The Freisinnige Zeltung
asserts that Emperor Williams speech, made
a week ago, on the occasion Of the admins
tration of the oath of allegiance to the re-
cruits of the guard, really contained the
following: Recruits, you have, before
priest and altar, shown fealty to me. You
are too young to understand the true mean
ing of the words in which you have sworn;
but be diliEent In following the instructions
given you. You have, my children, sworn
allegiance-that means you have given your
services to me, body and soul You have
only one enemy, and that is my enemy. In
the present sOcialiStc agitation | may ORD er
yOu-whch God forbid-to shoot down your
relatives, your brothers, and even your
parents, aud you must obey without mur-
mur"
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The Graves Trial.

DENVER, Dec. 2.-The Graves jury was
nearly completed this afternoon. 1t is ex-
pected arguments will be begun before to-
morrow's adjournment. Two would be
smart taleSmen to-day were sent TO Jail for
several hours for giving contemptuOus re-
plies to questions asked. Another was
fined five dollars.
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Dom Pedro,s CRITICAL Cond;t;on

PARIS, Dec 2.-The condition OF Dom Pedro,
ex-EmperOr OF Brazil, is exciting the gravest ap.
prehens!ons. He was attacked by a chill yester.
day. and despite the attentions of his physi-
clans he has since continued to grow worse
His physicians will hold consultation. They
express much uneasuess Iegaid dug the ex-Em-
nerOr'S condition.
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Crushed tn Death.

WEST SUPERIOR (Wis.), Dec. last
night two boys, August Swan and Armour
Glover. did not return home and to- day their
remains were found In a frozen sawdust
pile. They had dug a cave in it and
the crust had fallen in and crushed them to
DEATH
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Disastrous Prairia Fire.

.EMPoRIA (kans.), Dec. "A disastrous
prairie fire swept over the northern part of
this Nyons) county to-day. Many hay
stacks, granaries and orchards were de-
stroyed, and the loss will amount to
thousands of dollars.
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The Maysrick Bank Ranort.

BosToN, Dec. 2.-The Traveller asserts
that it has authentic information as to an
item contained in the famous sworn report
of Cashier Work. President Potter and Di-
rector French upon the condition of the
Maverick Bank on September 25th. The
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-03

ST. PAUL. Dec. Julius Rosenthal and
Miss Ida Gees were arrested to-day as ac-
cesscries In the plots of the incendiarles
arrested last night. The evidence secured
showed that Michaes and acco mplices have
been engaged in their criminal work for the
past wear.
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UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLIES.
Trial CT Anarchists Arrested at the Raided
Meetings in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Justice Wooinan, be-
fore whom the cases OF the Anarchists ar
rested at the meeting held November 11th
are being tried, to-day decided that the as
sembies raided were unlawful ones. He
fined the leaders 500 each and the others
$40 each. These fines, at the instance of
the CITY Prosecution, were at once suspended.
This action was presumably taken for the
purpose of averting an appeal to the higher
courts. 1t is understood, however. that the
defendants will appeal nevertheless.
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TURF TOPICS,
Two Ringers In" Expelled From the Track.
Chicago Races

Chicago Races.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-The Board OF Appeals Of
the American Trotting Association In session
here, has rendered a decision expelIing j. W.
Wigton and +. NJ. Dorsey OF Ponce, Neb., for
ringing in" the pacing geldlng Luclen under
the name OF John w.
Delegates from the Western-Southern trotting
circuit have arranged programme for next year
Win purses aggregatng S5000O0.
GARFIELD PARK RACES.
The winners Of the races at Garfield Park
track to-day were:
, SIX lurlongs, jubilee won, Receiver second,
Redstoue third Time. :2I.
rive furlOngs, CTuikshank won, Freedom
second, Montclalr third. Time. :07ia
Six furlongs, Ivanhoe won, Duster second Jim
Dunn third. Time, 1:191a.
Six fuTlOngs handicap Chimes won, Ella
BLACKBURN second, Lakeview third. Time, 1 80.
Five furlongs, L land wOn j. II. Fenton,
second, Orc third Time, :0Sl4.
Six furlongs, Rouser won, Woodpecker second.
Cast Out lhlId. Time. :2OIA
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Books and Photographs coufsoated.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2.-Anthopy ComstOck
of New York, agent Of the Society for the
Suppression Of Vice, has confiscated $1,000
worth of books and photographs found in
possession Of G. N. Caspar, an antiquarian
bookseller. Caspar has been arrested.
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Kentucky Bank Rnhhed

CINCINNATI, Dec. "A dispatch from
Madisonville, KY, says burglars last night
robbed the safe Of the Hopkins County
Bank of $4,000 in gold coin aud bills. The
stockholders held meeting as soon as the
loss became known and voted to reimburse
the bank.
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Died of Communion.

a man named Laughlin,la carpenter, aged
90 years, was found dead in his room in the
Lindell House yesterday morning. He was
discharged from the City and County Hos
ptal about six weeks ago. Death is sup
posed to have resulted from consumption.
He was a carpenter BY occupation.