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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-30
Record Breaking in Iowa.

INDEPENDENCE QOwa). Oct. 29-The two-
year. old record OF Suuo ana Moubars was lied
to-day here by Ralph Wilkes by Red wilkes.
He has been on the track Two weeks and at three
trials made to beat his record of 2:21 has sue
ceeded. To-day lie made mile IN 2:IS fiat.
The quarter was made in 0:341a and half In
1:O912. He will be started again TO beat to-
DAVIS time,
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
Action Against the Southern Pacific for In'
iuries Received in Wreck

PITTsBURG, Oct. 29.-The Commercial
Gazette's Johnstown Pa) special says:
DR.. d. w. J. Hammond and wife entered
suit to-day against the Southern Pacific
Railway, asking S65.000 damages for in
juries received in a disaster on that line
November II, 1890. The couple were caught
in wreck while on their wedding trip and
never fully recovered from their injuries
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A Firht in San Salvador.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. ga dispatch from the
City of Mexico says there is rumur of an
engagement on the frontier of Guatemala
and Salvador between refugees from San
Salvador and the Government troops. The
rumor is not believed at the San Salvador
Legation in this city
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-30
Methoeist Missionary Work.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 29.-The Methodist
W0men's Missionary Society to-day adopted
resolution recommending the holding of Il
missionary convention in Chicago during
the Worlds Fair. The Secretary estimated
the foreign work next year would need
$780, 600.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-30

James L. Flood and family reached New
Yors City yesterday morning. beating by
twenty-oight minutes the time across the
continent made by John w. Mackav.
Floods time was days, IL hours and a
minutes.
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Mentinn Of Pishnnu

CINCINNATI. Oct 29-The semi-annual
meeting of the Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church began here to-day with
all present, except 1hoburn, who is in In
dia Taylor, who is in Africa. and Vincent,
WHO is in Europe for his health. The ses-
siOnS ara secret.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-30

The Directors of the North Pacific Coast
Railroad Company yesterday filed certfi-
cate increasing the bonded Indebtedness
$4,000, making the total bonded indebted
ness of the company $1,000, 900. The GER
tficate is signed by NJ. steel. Walter Young,
|. b. Mackin, ii. L. Coleman and A. Borel.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-30

The bark Charles B. Kenney arrived from
Seattle last night with cargo of 1715 tons
Of coal for Husband & Brooks. The barken-
tiue George c. Perkins, also from Seattle.
with lumber. and the steamer Protection
piles.
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Invited to Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 29.-Canon Plan
carte Of this city has sent invitations to
Cardinal Gibbons and the Bishops of the
Catholic Church of the United States to at
tend the opening of the Collegiate Church at
Gnndnlnnna.
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Surface Railroad Employees,

New YORK, Oct. 80 - Assembly 226,
Knights of Labor composed of street rail-
road employees, at meeting tonight re-
solved to withdraw from the Knights Of
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Murderer LYnched.

CovINGToN LA, Oct. 29.-Jack Parker
(coloredl was lynched last night by mob of
negroes for the murder of John Handy, also
cOIOrcd in October last
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Famine Feared in Hungary.

BUDA -PEsTH. Oct % Tie potato crop
in Northern Hungary has been complete
failure and fears are entertained that
famine will result.
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Arrest of a Jananese G,rI.

Arrest of n Japanese GIRL.
j. l.. Hatch. Federal Inspector Of Immi
grafton, has ordered the arrest of Japanese
girl, who was discovered In st. Marys-
street house of ill-fame. The Inspector
claims that she entered the city by means OF
purchased passport.
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BURNING FIERCELY.

Hundreds of Tons Of Hay Consumed by
Prairie Fire.
OMAHA, Oct. ga special from Brew
ster reports that large portion of Blaine
County has been swept by prairie fire,
which is still burning tiercely. The fire was
started by boy tramp and has been burn
ing three days. Thousands of acres have
been swept over and hundreds of tons of
haY consumed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

The Democrat has lass discovered
that Massachusetts, hAs "a Executive
Counsel What Is al Executive Council,
IL IS a thing which keeps Democrat
out OF Office and that 3 bow the Demo
cras came 10 discover that Masssehu,
setts has cue. IL mas also discovered
that II IS an obstructive" body. Way
Is Il an obstructive bodyf Because IL
obstraets Democrat ia the attainment
OF Office aud that 10 how the Democrat
discovered u 10 &c an obstructive body.
Tne Democrat says Il IS an 'ansehron-
lssa." Why 10 It an aEaenronIsm, Be-
cause il stands Ia the way OF a Demo
crat bungeFing and thlrstlng after an
Office and that Is why the Democrat
calls il an anaehronism. Anything
which dcesn't fall ia gracefully
with Democrats hankerins tor Office
"a an xnachronIsm. The present Coun-
ell has Republican majority, while
the Governor Is Democrat, and the
Council Will not confirm the Govern
or's appointment of Railroad Com
missioner. simply for the reason that
the man to be appointed Is 3 Demo
cTat," wails the Democrat. To any
sane man outside OF the Democrat
sancium It would appear that the peo-
pie of the State of Massachusetts,, who
elected Democratic Governor and q
Republican Council to choke him off ,
were capable of managing their own
domestic Affairs. But an awful state
of affairs is prevalent because that
Democrat cannot get into Office. We
are told that Governor Russell is him
dered in the exercise of his executive
power, and the interests OF the State
made to suffer by ths political preJu.
dice of a body which has long survived
any excuse for its existence"
Gracious Heavings! The tortures OF
Tantalus are nothing compared to the
torment Of that Democrat, standing
with his mouth wide opan never to be-
filled. "Be We men and suffer such
dishonorr' BY the shades of Andrew
Jackson. no. The air in the Democrat
| sanctum turns blue. There is . clash
ing Of ssbres and a rafting Of side-arms
that bodes i'll to the Executive Council
of Massst hu.etts. And over and above
the din OF warlike preparations rises
the lusty voice of the hero. "We are
coming. Brother Russell. with our saber
dipped in gore"
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
EDITORIAL ExcERrrs.

A Decatur man has gone crazy over
the Mckinley law. lie wss free
trader and consequently hadn't far TO
g0.-Peoria Transcript.
Forbys 10 is easier for needle TO pass
through camei's eye--boid on; that's
A trihe naixed-Rut the Ohio Campbell
can't squeeze through this fall. The
rica man trying 10 get into heaven has
picnic in comparison. - Brooklyn
Times
n isan absurd spectacle 20 every in
tplligent man - see the free trsders
howlng because everybody does not
rusn IN and put up hundreds OF tn
plsts factories IN the United states ina.
nassliasely. An industry = Of slow
growth. Tin hss been Mined Ia Wales
ard Cornwall ever sEnce before the ko-
nssn occupation 81 Britain. The TN
Industry sAsre = shs sfosth 81 hunt
reds Of yesrs. IL viii act take 50 loHg
- establish q in the United states. how.
ever. We think thai only = fsw years
vsll he needed untss ss will ts q a po-
sssaa ~ saepiY All spr ess nseds, both
a. q hsesk Ia saa ia Flsls, r Toledo
klsds
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
THE EDISON DECISION.

Judge Wallace, in his recent decision
sustaining the Edison patent. speaks
thus highly OF the great inventors
achievement: "What he actually ac-
complished was to unite the character.
istics of high resistance, small radiating
surface and durability IN a carbon con.
ductor by making 1t in q form of ex-
treme tenuity out of any such materials
as are mentioned in the specification,
carbonizing it and arranging it, rs no
had previously arranged his plantinum
burner. in an exhausted bulb made
wholly OF glass and sealed at all points,
including those where the leading wires
entered, by the fusion OF the glass. He
was the first to make a carbon of ma
terials. aud by process whicn was es-
pecialIy designed to impart high spe &c
resistance TO it; the first 10 make car
bon in the special purpose Of imparting
to It high total resistance, and the FIRST
TO combine such n burner with the
necessary adjuncts of lamp construc-
ton to prevent its disintegration and
give it sufficiently long life. By doing
these things he made lamp which was
practically operative and successful,
the embryo of the bes. lamps now in
commercial use. and but for which the
subdivision of the electric light by in
candescence would still be nothing but
the ignis fatuus which it was pro-
claimed to he in 1873 by some of the
learned experts who are now witnesses
to belittle his achievement and show
that 1t did no. rise to the dignity of an
invention"
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

What wsis Grsai Rspiss Aasafasssrsss
Ds fss The " sEia's EsirY

What viii Grand Rapids furniture
anuEacsnreTs DO towards al exhibi.
al the Worlds Fair. - = question ot IN
teTest. and coupled With Il u one Of
equal. Il no. grrsser importance, that
OF prosidius a suitable exposition build
ins in tais city for the enll.annnal dis
plsys.
That shis city has long been reeog-
nizad as the leading manufacturing
p.l;ut Ia this line, has been due 10 the
eUtsrprise 80 OF those engaged IN the busi-
ness. bal II suea = deslrahle position IS
to De maintained. there must tse con-
ceftr1 action ia the matter, for it con-
Germs every business man in tho city.
Nes York, Cincinnati. Chicago and
indianapolis. following the lead OF
Grand Rapids. now have furniture ex-
pos.Iions and the rivalry grows strong.
To have scattered ali over the city the
exhibits made by home dealers. ss welt
AS others. causes much inconvenience.
and the neeI OF . building in which all
the exh,hlts can ba placed IS more iorci-
by illustrated each season. The IEL-
EsaAN-lIARAIp has already shown that
large building may be erected At the
Worlds Far. aud may be 90 construct
Ell thai it can afte.wzrd be removed ~
TINS city and used far the displays or
exhibits hrld here. The matter certain
~ IS worthy OF careful consideration.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
9TH. on,y Perfect ned -

II what the Converse Manufacturing
Company terms the folding he'd which
II = offering the trade, and 10 which IT
directs the especial attention OF the
buyer. 1t " claimed for this ben that
il has no iron weights aud il without
springs. These particular advantages
are OF much importance Hnce such
general attention 10 beng directed 20
folding beds aud to their general ad-
vsntagee, and they are coming into
such general use. The salssmen for
this company are kllngnsn. Limbert a
Brewer. Biodgett block, where visitors
viii be cordially welcomed, and the
many superior advantages Of this eS.
ceslent aud economical articls of far.
niturs viii be explained and fully sao-
siantlatsd.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
The Princess Dressing Case Co.

Among the lines of special exhibits
which go toward making the exposition
now IN progress IN this city. the most
complete OF any former effort in this
direction, 70 the display made by the
Princess Dressing Case Company Of
lavatory furniture, which consists of
elegant marble top washssands perfect
ly concealed within dressing cases and
tables.
AZ their display rooms at 10l Ottawa
st. they have on exhibition . full line
OF these handsome and most desirable
goods, showing various designs. These
goods have rapidly won place in the
trade and this fact is not surprising
when q careful examination ia accorded
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

SENATOR CARLISLE is reported as cay
ing, "kentucky's future depends much
on the material selected for the new
legislature. II they elect enough Far
mers' Alliance people, the state will 20
backward . hundred years or MORE"
What the state, with its rich natural
resources. needs 10 not the admlnistra-
ton OF q Democratic or a Farmers AL.
lance party, but the invigorating pol
icy Of protection, which would bring
forth, utilize and make valuable those
resources. Protection was the policy
Of Kentucky's gifted son, Henry Clay,
and now with the incubus Of slavery re-
moved. il protection could have its per-
feet work in the state. Kentucky would
soon occupy a commanding position in
the union of states.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

The London Times is authority for
the statement that the Worlds Fair
will IA many respects surpsss all exhi-
bitions previously held" How docs
tins compare with the frantic shrieks OF
the Democracy that the Mckinley bill
would kin the Worlds Falr' When
Democrats get ready for howl, the
howl is the only thing thought Of, not
the sense.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

them. for with
out doubt they
are h o m st
complete of any
sim ar line
IN q II ufacturcd.
I heir ga les.
rooms have been
visited by alarge
number OF buy
era and tn cir
large sales shows
how the goods
m e ct h e de-
M an ds of the
trade. IL any
buyer has as yet
failed to exam
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

THE lively tariff campaign in Ohio
il making free traders trouble all along
the line. IL - announced that Roger
g. Mills is already under contract to
deliver thirty tariff lectures With a
refinement of truthful cruelty. how
ever, the Milwaukee Sentinel remarks:
at seems far more likely, at least to
those who remember Mr.. Mills speeches
IN Wisconsin last autumn. that he has
contracted 10 deliver one tariff lecture
tbirtv times"
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
Tho yyorden Company.

In elegance Of designs shown the
Worden Furniture Company have
scored a triumph in their exhibit and
the praise accorded their goods has
been very gratifying, but more encour.
aging than this has been the numerous
and profitable sales made by this CON-
pany. Their display has not been
heralded by any loud trumpet. but
visitors and buyers have expressed their
surprise IN the beauty of the goods. the
many novel designs ana in the splendid
workmanship OF which ench article
bears TIE imprint. Their line is we'll
worth visit from any buyer who may
not have as yet given this line an in
spccuon and it will certainly he to his
interest 20 see the various styles which
they offer the trade.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

THR Hon. John q. Carlisle says that
what Kentucky wants IS "young, active.
senslble Democrats at the helm" In
this the honorable gentleman is way
otf." Men may be young and active,
but when sensible, they are not Demo-
Gratis
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

South DAKOTA Is 30 thoroughly IN
earnest about . proper exhibit at the
worlds far that two-thirds of the South
Dakota legislature have offered to as
semble at the capital. without pay, and
pass worlds fair appropriation bill If
the governor will call an extra session.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

PARIS. July Is.-Thc strike of rail.
road men continues here. Large bod
les OF strikers surrounded the denot.
and endeasorcd TO prevent the men
who have not struc;s from cou,inuing
to work for the railroad companies
The police after struggle managed to
disperse the strikers. and many Of IN.
railroad depots arc now occupied by
troops
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
TEACHERS ADJOURN.
Last Days Session Of the Edueations
Convention at Toronto.

Last Days Session OF the Edueationsl
Convention at Toronto.
TORONTO. Ont, July iS-Thc Inter
national Educational convention has
adjourned. The next session will be
held in Helena, Mont
The elementary education depart
ment of the National Educational as
sociation on Friday elected the follow
ing officers: President, Mrs. Julia
Tuthwiler. of Livingstone. Ala; vice
president Prot. T. b. Ganlt, of Ia
coma, WASH; secretary, Miss L. Stich-
net. of Cincinnati, o. The following.
named were elected officers of the high.
er education department.: President.
Prof. Gates, of Amherst college. Massa-
chusetts; rice president, President
Rogers, of the Northwestern univer.
sity. Evanston. H.; secretary, Presi.
dent Coulter. of the Indiana uuivcr-
sity. The music department elected
the following officers: President, N. l..
Glover. OF Akron, o.; vice president,
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, Of Kansas City; secrc-
tary; Clarence Burchard, of Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

CoSsiDERING all the fuss England has
made 10 induce the Uaited States to
adopt free trade, il Is = little amusing
10 see the Joy IN England over the copy
right barriers recently erected. Why
not free trade IN literature, As we'll
rs in more essential commoditiss2
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

DvRING the past twensy-one years
this country has paid out the enormous
sum Of So .5i7, 7,l7o, ,i40 for transportation
in our foreign trade. Isn't IT about
time that this great nation paid more
attention to the development OF its
merchant marine?
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

Gov. CAMPBELL claims reciprocity as
M old Democratic idea. That is just
the trouble-nothing is more than an
idea with the Democracy. That party
never yet brought forth any practical
good. Its most ardent admirers can
not point TO the first thing of benefit
that the country owes to that party.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

ALL is not 80 lovely IN the Ohio DEM
ocratic camp ~ u might be. The kick
ing against Campbell has commenced
all along the line. Judge Albert va
pie, OF Cincinnati, has bolted the nom-
inee. coming out strongly in the Post
against him. He is man Of brains
and integrity, and can not be persuaded
TO tros along in the Campbell process
sion. lie says the Democracy has or
ganixed another defeat
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

ALrHoreH the Alliance Judge, elected
IN Kansas, like necessity knows no law.
ne Is no. afraid to stand up and hold
his own against the supreme Court OF
the state. lie doubtless knows what
the Alliance wants and that is enough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

OUR manufacturers will have 10 study
the taste Of the Mexican people, in ar
tees destined for their markets They
pr,er gaudy. grotesque and bizarre
style. that would not sell here At all.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

McKINLEY didn't have anyone 20
hght before the Democratic convention
aud isn't certain OF fsnyone yet. Camp
bells own party will settle him.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

WASHINGTON, July ls.-Superintend.
ent Of Census Porter has laid before
the secretary of the interior his report
of the operations Of the census Office
for the six months ended June 30.
Superintendent Porter states that with
the exception of eight or ten special
agents gathering the fragments Of in
formation in relation 70 Manufacturer.
the field work on the eleventh census
Is completed. The ennmerators have
all been paid and the division in charge
of this work distanded.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

The drunkest man Always thinks
himself the sobeFest one in the crowd.
II may be much the same way With the
Democratic notion OF Blaine's sickness.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19
THE Duke of Norfolk. the wealthiesl

THE Duke of Norfolk, the wealthiest
man in England, Is worth S60, 900, 900,
and .et he only pays q tax upon what
wines be drinks and what cigars he
smokes. VIII some American Cob
derite please explain how England's
tax system 10 30 much better than our
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

No. % Dressing tase- inc this apecI-
atty, he is most cordially invited TO do
SO before completing his purchases.
Moreover. n special invitation IS az
tended tn the ladies OF Grand Rapids
TO cali and see this display. for no bou-
doir Is complete without one OF these
complete dressing cases or tables. II IS
gratifying 70 the manufacturers TO note
with what favor these goods have been
received at home - well as IN tho gen.
eral trade. and the indications are that
The future demand Will tax their power
to supply.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

The Democrat says that "the war
veterans of hisstate are proud Of Camp
bells record" as a soldier. Here is the
record, according TO the Democrat:
"Hs entered the navy as volunteer in
1867 and served on the gunboats of
Admiral Porter's feet and during the
Red River campaign of lsG3-lS6i."
Wen, what did he DC?
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

AfSsssroIfs. Mlnn. July fs-Ths
feature 81 the saengeffest was a stree,
parade. consisting Of several bands.
hfty Scandinavian soeieties with ban.
a~Fs, beaded by platoon ef police.
neanssd Gov, Merriam, Mayer Win
ssea AMI the esty eoaneii reviewed the
eaFsds from the hsle0ny al the West
kof<L
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

The enly folio selling ike hea cakes
is "Ths Rseeissaf," +" in either dance or
song Fof sais ~ hefsies, Aefshssd
s Aslsss, - ssd . South Dlsls.oa- 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

1t is generally conceded that the dis
plays this season have been better as TO
variety and IN new designs than those
of previous years. The goods are ele-
CANT and buyers have been kept ex-
ceedingly busy examining the new
lines offered for their inspection.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

Tvs Republican campaign IN Ohio
viii open in downrIghs earnest about
September l-sech a campaign "a Nc
kiniev knows how - make. esmpheil
hss 20 advantage over him IN gerry
Wandering district. hus be must meet
hsm fairly in the whole state. and nssteh
hfsn point with point. before the people
who are snxious to righs ths great
wrong which Mckinley suffered last
faiL Ordinarily the pFotest'se roiley
hss no part IN state campaign. bal
pos the whois state i rssiy 20 ses the
sal n disapproSai upon the penio-
crate tlek waigh defeated Ack4nley.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

rHE Atlanta Constitution, speaking of
Blaine. says: "EIe IS the only man Of
real National favor who now consorts
with the Republicans. aud ne is good
deal bigger than his party" This
comes With poor grace from an or
gan Of = party whose IDEAS Of greatness
and statesmauship center IN the
stuffed prophet of wiIliam-st There
- no doubt OF the statesmsnship of
Blame, but he is only one, among the
many, IN the Republican party. Re
pubhesns cours comparison IN the per
sonnet Of their party. in that regard,
with that OF The Democratic party.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

That our city is not beaind IN the fur
niture business Is shown more clearly
everv day.
A letter hut recently received by the
Gum Folding Bed Co.. from 5. X. Tur-
ner Il Co., OF Carrollton, No., III when
they say;
Bed received. 1t 10 the wonder and
admiration OF the town. Kindly ship
another No. Is as soon as possible"
The iunu Company also have let.
ter from w. S. Allen, Los Angeles, CAL.
ordering seventeen OF their hests 10 be
shipped at once, and enclosed a Cali
fori,i, draft on the First National Bank
of New York, for the amount OF his
last bill.
Repeated orders from those who
have had and sold tho bed are what
make Mr.. Gum smile.
This company already has 200 Gus
toners on ITS hooks, and has received
from two TO ten orders from each one.
The furniture salcsmen are a jovial
crowd and visitors are royalty enter,
tanned wien they call. The best ot
everything il none to good and business
cares rest lightly upon them.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-19

The week has been profitable one to
exhibitors and sales have beon numer-
Gus and Of importance IN q monetary
view. The active season will continue
for at least two weeks yet aud many
buyers are yet to come.