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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-07
CALIFORNIA THOROUGHBREDS.
A High Price Paid for Stamboul Colt by J.
II Forbes.

New YORK, March 6.-In the California
horse sales this afternoon the following
were the best sales: Bay filly Stamboul,
dam Georgiana by Overland, S21OO; Judy
Stamboul, bay filly StambOul, dam Judy by
Bob Mason, $500; bay filly Stambonl, dam
Agnes Clark by Almont, $500; bay tiIly
Alcazar, dam Bon Bon by Simmons, was
sold to Claude Thomas of Paris. KY. for
$4,000; bay filly Alcazar, dam Unis bY Flee
tioneer $1,000.
The next sale was the one which had been
anticipated from the opening of the auction.
1t was that of the brown colt, 2 years old,
sire Stamboul, dam Minnehalra bv Stevens
Bald Chief, and full brother of Mascot and
Baron Rose, which sold at S26, coo and $500
respectively two years ago at combination
sale First bid on the colt was $1,000. and
but for the fact that the animal had been
hurt in the unloading from the ears it would
have been started at higher figure. Rose,
the owner, assured the bidder that the in
jury was slight and Shuts raised the bid to
$4,000. Then j. NJ. Forbes put in and the
case lay between them. Finally Forbes
reached $1,000 and Shuts backed out,
Forbes taking the colt at these figures Rose
then presented the buyer with a 500 blan-
ket for the colt. This ended the sale. The
Stimson sale will 90 on March 23d, to be fol-
lowed by the regular combination sale.
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ARGENTINE AFFAIRS.
The Government VIII Ask for Loan From

The Government VIII Ask for a Loan From
English Bankers-Trade Stopped.
LONDON, March Ga dispatch to the
Times from Buenos Ayres says: Two 1inan-
eial conferences have been held without
result. The Government will ask a lean
from English banks to strengthen the native
banks, which need support, though no run
has been made ou them. In return the
Government promises that when Congress
meets 1t viii seek to abolish or reduce the
deposit tax. TIE Government is unable to
pledge itself for the future, but disclaims
any present intention of resOrting to forced
issues. 1t expects other foreign banks to
Cooperate. All reasonable guarantees will
be given. The bankers are still undecided
what TO reply.
BUENos. AYREs, March 6.-The Argen-
tine Government has issued decree which
Euspends business on the BOurSe, in the
CustOm-hOU5e and in the banks for two
days-tO-day and tomorrow. This decree
Is issued N view Of tie disturbed state of
trade. Financial anxiety is prevailing, and
there is general feeling Of panic existing
in all circles The decree announces that
Abe days mentioned are to be observed as
holidays, out the reas n for the suspension
OF business Is TO try tn save the Provincial
Bank, about which so much has been said
recently, from financial disaster. There
has beeu run on the bank for several
days, and it is believed it did not dare to
open its doors to-day. A syndicate COM
posed + 120 merchants has arranged a plan
by which 1t will lend the Argentine Govern
ment S2O,O0QO00. Consequently the Gov
ernment has decided that no fresh issue Of
pauer money will be made, and that tue tax
recently levied Or all deposits i'll tile private
banks snail be abolished,
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PROVINCES Conservatives. Liberals
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Sheriff. where he created sensation and
fell into furious rage, waving his hands 10
the air and beating his breast. Mama,
Mama, my wife! my wifep he screamed.
and then threw himself violently on the
lounge and cried. lie laid there for long
time, while two deputies tried vainly 10
pacify him. Suddenly he jumped up AGAIN;
and once more he tore his hair and pleaded
for mercy. Then be began to act like a
raviDg maniac, and it required the com
bined efforts of two deputies to prevent him
from doing himself harm. He made rush
for the window and attempted TO throw
himself out, but was held and finally over
powered by the officers and securely hand
cuffed. 1t is said that PolitZ' mind is giving
way under the great strain, and that he is
unable to control himself.
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AUSTRALIAN FEDERATION.
Free Trade Among the Colonies and ProtectiO
Against the World Advocated.

Free Trade Among the Colonies and Protection
Against the World Advocated.
SYDNEY, March 6.-At to-day's session Of
the Australian Federation Convention
Munro advocated uniform duties between
the federated colonies, but, he added, the
interests Of Victoria, which is a protection
ist colony, must be guarded, and the confer
ence would fail to do its duty if it allowed
the important manufactures which have
been created in the colony Of Victoria to be
Iuth'essly dealt with.
McIwraith said if the resolutions in re-
gard to the tariff were passed a federal gov
ernment could readily be formed, even
though all the colonies did not join tile fed
Grafton. The resolutions implied free trade
within the federation and protection against
the world Absolute free trade was impos-
sible owing to the necessity of raising a
revenue.
Deakin Of Victoria said the work Of form
ing common tariff was a question invOly-
ing millions of pounds invested in industries
built up by protection and guarantee must
be obtainrd that the federation would pre-
serve those interests. The constitution
should require that existing tariffs should
only be reduced a certain percentage in a
certain number of years.
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CHEATED THE GALLONS.

An Escaped Murderer, to Evade Capture,
Sends Bullet Through His Brain.
KEoKUK QOwa). March 6.-Dan Porter,
who was sentenced to be hanged for mur-
der at Quincy, ILL.,, March Goth, and who
escaped from Jail Sunday, shot and killed
himself to-day to evade capture. Four
farmers, armed with Winchesters, had
tracked a suspicious looking negro, who
proved to be Porter, through the snow to a
house near Farmount, Mo. Upon the
farmers demanding Porter to surrender, he
gave up revolver and razor. but told his
captors to shoot him, or he would shoot
himself One OF the farmers then fired a
shot, but without effect. Porter then pulled
a revolver from his pocket and shot himself
in the head. diving instantly. His body will
be taken TO Quincy tonight,
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A Brutal Fight.

SoNoMA, March 6.-Yesterday most dis
graceful and brutal scrapping match took
place in Glen Ellen between two men named
Collins and Burke, employees in the Home
for Predetermined Children. The latter
was knocked down by Collins, and while
prostrated on the ground was Kicked in the
face in a most brutal manner. One OF
Burke's eyes was kicked out so that 1t hung
on the mans cheek by a mere shred OF
flesh. 1t was replaced in the socket, but II
stroyed. The assault is described by eye
witnesses as being one of gre at bru tality.
Collins was arrested and is now in Jail.
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A KNoTTY PROBLEM.
Complications Surrounding the Question of
District Judge for Idaho.

Complications Surrounding the Question of
District Judge for Idaho.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Queer complica-
tions surround the question of United
States District Judge for Idaho. The PreSi-
dent appointed Mr.. Beatty for the place,
but lie failed of confirmation. The point
has been made that as this is now an office
it can only be filed by and with the consent
of the Senate, and the Presidents attempt
to fill it having failed he cannot appoint
man now and have him serve until the Sem
ate can act on the nomination. Under this
view, no vacancy such as the President is
authorized to fill until the Senate can pass
upon it exists. Another view is that it is a
vacancy within the meaning of the llw, and
he has the power to fill any vacancy. The
question is under consideration at the De-
partment of Justice.
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Mrs. Miller,s Remains.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The remains OF
Mrs. Miller, widow Of the late Senator Miller
of California, ara to be taken to San Fran
cisco for interment The body is now in the
Hutchinson vaul at Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mrs. Clover, daughter Of the deceased, will
accompany her mothers remains, which
will be transported in the private car
Wanderer," leaving here Thursday, the
10Th inst
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RAPID FERMENTATION.
The Whisky Trust Making Use Of the Japan.
n-n Chenirtir nisnnuaru

The Whisky Trust Making Use Of the Japan
ese Chemists Discovery.
CHICAGO, March 6.-The Takamine Fer
ment Company. organized by the Whisky
Trust to exploit the new process of whisky
making invented by the Japanese chemist,
Takamine, has increased its capital stock to
S1O.00O000. The salient point in the pro-
cess is the micrOb5 or fernent cell of supe-
ror power produced from the fungous
growth on rice. Its use permits the COM
pletion of fermentation in forty-two hours,
as against seventy-two heretofore, besides
greatly chPapening it and enlarling the vol
ume of the production from a ike quantity
Of grain. The calculation, based on the out
put of maltsters, brewers, dstilers and
others using fermentS makes the yearly
value Of the discovery equivalent to
a02 900 nagN
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Pneumonia Prevalent in Marvsvills.

MARYsvILLE, March 6.-Herman Berg,
one Of the wealthiest men in Sutter County,
died of pneumonia here this afternoon, at
the age of Sc years He was partner in
the firm of Berg Bros. He was large,
strong man, and was sick only a few days.
His was the third death from pneumonia in
There are several other serious cases. Barg
was attacked with the same disease twice
before
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Domestic Trouble and Reverses.

CARSON (Nev.), March Clash V. Wiley
committed suicide last night by taking NOR
rhine. Wiley had been in considerable
trouble lately in a domestic way and tried
to commit suicide once before, but was un-
successful. He had some further trouble
last night with his wife, but finally became
reconcied and kissed her and his child, say
ing Go6d-by. IL is my last night in Car
SON." He went to his room in the st.
Charles Hotel and took the poison. He was
found dead this morning. He left written
instructions to bury him as found, in his
walking suit. He had lately been conduct
ing a restaurant and met with several re-
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Must Refund the Money.

WASHINGTON, March 6-The Collector
Of Customs at San Francisco has been au-
thorized to refund certain moneys erroneous
ly collected by him ON account of the ex-
pense incurred in weighing coal entered for
drawback, providing that the claimants are
not barred by the limitations found in Sec
tiOn 1882, r. S., or Section IA of the customs
administrative act
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nuhois, Seat.

WASHINGTON. March 6.-An important
step has been taken in the settlement OF the
contest over the seat of Senator Dubois of
ldado. His name has been put on the roll
of Senators and he will receive his pay as a
duly elected United States Senator from
that State. Senator Edmunds says the law
and precedents sustain this action.
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Flipht of a pefaulter.

YANKToN Is. Dak.), March Crank
Buck, who for several years operated a
private bank at Freeman, Hutchinson
County, s. Dak., mvsteriously disappeared
two weeks ago. Fears were entertained
that he had been murdered and robbed.
To-day he was heard from in Canada. He
is alleged to be a defaulter in large sum to
Sioux City and Iowa banks, and loaning
companies are also his victims.
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AN INVESTIGATION DEMANDED.

Massowah Police Instructed to Assassinate
Eight Hundred Natives.
ROME, March e. - Lieutenant Livraphi,
Chief of Police of MasSowah, who is accused
of numbering rich natives for the purpose
of plunder, asserts that exalted persOnages
Instructed the Massowah police to assassi-
nate SEQ natives. The public is much ex-
cited over the affair, and demands strn-
gent inquiry
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PRAGUE, March Ga manifesto has been
Issued by the Old Czachs upon the recent
elections. They declare that since the re-
suit of the elections show the desire of the
people to adopt policy different from that
followed by the men who lave grown gray
in the service Of the nation, the leaders of
the Old Czech party will retire from public
life
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AN Erring Couple Arrested.

MARYsVILLE. March 6.-GeOrge Stone
and Mrs. Green were arrested here to-day
on warrants sworn out by Mrs. Amelia
Stone of Lincoln, charging Stone with de-
sertion and the woman with petty larceny.
Stone is waiter and skipped with Mrs.
Green, who was chambermaid in the hotel
at Lincoln. A constable arrived this even
ing 10 take them back.
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Gamhled His Employers Money.

SEATTLE, March edwin Tonkin, City
Agent of the Northern Pacific Railroad az
this city, was arrested this morning for en-
bezzlement. He is said to be 5000 short in
his accounts. The money was lost in gani-'
bling. Tonkn has hitherto borne an eXceL
lent reputation and stood well with the corh-
pany 1t is stated that the Northern Pacific
Company will attemptt0 force the gambling
frnnl.in
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suioida Of a Russian Woman.

young Russian woman, committed suicide
this morning in the ladies' t0iet-roOm at
Union Station by hanging herself with a
towel. The young woman was well dressed
and Quite pretty
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Ivett's Sister Found.

MERGED, March 6-When letters Of ad
ministration we're applied for in the matter
of the estate Of the late John lyett, who was
SO foully murdered near Smelling, it was
supposed there were no heirs TO the immense
estate outside Of the widow. who was ap-
pointed administratrix, with an allowance
of $500 per month. This week excitement
was created among the friends of Mrs. Ivett
by the arrival of a cabegram from England
stating that sister of Iyett had been found
and that a power Of attorney would be soon
here, and that the sisters attorneys would
make change in affairs. The estate is
valued al about $500 00O
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The Batayia's Cargo.

VANCOUVER (B. c., March 6-The
steamship Batavia arrived from China and
Japan last night after quick passage. She
brings two European and niuety-three
Asiaiic passengers, over 1000 tons of cargo
and twenty mail-bags.
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Ralph Smiths Slayer.

REDWOOD CITY, March 6.-Llewellyn II.
Powell was transferred to the County Jail
here tonight by Sheriff Kinne from San
Francisco. He now awaits his fourth trial
for killing Ralph S. Smith. Powell has
changed much in appearance since be was
in Redwood City two years ago.
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A San Franciscan,s suiciae.

SUsANvILLE, March 8. = Julius Dreyfns;
of San Francisco, who was connected with
Fl. le Baron Smith, suicided this morning.
He shot himself through the temple. He
cisco and a brother in Austin, New. = His
wife was divorced from him. -
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Leonard Jerome's Funeral.

LONDON, March 6,-Leonard Jerome of
New York was buried to-day in Kensal
Green Cemetery. Lori and Lady Churchill,
United States Minister Lincoln, United
States Consul-Generul New, the German
EmbaSsadOr and thirty or more friends
were present
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A Mrrderer Railroadea to Jail.

PORT HURON (AIich.), Mar. 6.-Dan Ne
Mahon, the farm hand who yesterday killed
Annie Murphy and then committed suicide,
was brought into court this morning. His
wounds had been dressed and the doctors
declared him convalescent. He pleaded
guilty, was sentenced to Imprisonment for
life and was taken to States Prison on the
afternoon train
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THE EXrKEMn PENALTY.
Execution Of Desperate and the Assailant
OF Little Girl.

OF Little Girl.
BONNEVILLE (Mo.), March 6.-John Os-
car burlington was hanged at 10 o clock this
morning for TIE murder of Sheriff Cramer
Of Cooper County. burlington was des-
perado of the worst kind. His life was one
series of crimes. 1t was one year ago this
month. when confined in Jail here for as
sault, that he shot and killed Sheriff Cra-
mer, for which crime he to-day suffered the
extreme penalty.
NEWCASTLE Del), March 6.-Shakes-
peare Reeves, alias Jacob Sharkey (coIored),
was hanged here at 1850 o'clock this morn
ing for felonious assault committed upon
little Oracle CLARK, white girl, IL years
old, neal Newcastle, September 2S, 1890.
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cb;ldrAn Burned n r,eoth

NEW LIMERICK (AIe.), March 6.-The
dwelling of George White was burned dur
ing the temporary absence of the man and
his wife, and their two little children per-
ished in the flames.
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A TRAIL OF BLOOD.

Major Wissman Continues His Conquest of
African Tribes.
BERLIN, March 6-The Tagblatt pub
fishes dispatch from Zanzibar stating that
Wissmau has punished the Kibosh tribe
and in doing so he killed 200, wounded 80
and captured 80 of the tribesmen. The Ger
man loss was men killed and 10 wounded.
The Germans captured $1,000 head of cattle
and quantity OF ammunition and ivory.
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Rort Kama nofsotoa hr sor.L;cbi

ST. LOUIS, March 6-Matsada Soraklchi.
the japanese wrestler, defeated Bert Kane.
an alleged Pacific Coast champion. in a
Gr9cO- Roman wrestling match here last
night. The match was for $3.50 and gate
receipts.
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A street-Car Robbery.

Car y of the Misson-street line was
stopped about o'clock last night between
First and Second streets and the driver.
named Crosby, was relieved of his cash-bOx
containing ST So
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Suicide at Napa.

NAPA, March 6.-This morning about
o'clock man named Christian, native Of
France. committed suicide at the cream Of
tartar works in Spanishtown. He used q
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double barrel shotgun for the purpose, pull
ing the trigger with one of his toes after
pointing the muZzle to his throat. The top
OF his head was blown off. Christian had
been drinking very freely of green wine for
week past. His brother, the owner Of the
works. was in San Francisco at the time.
He has number OF near relatives living in
HAYES Valley
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Freddie Gebhard Recompensea.

NEW YORK, Mar. 6.-Frederick Gebhard
has received from the Erie Railroad $4,000
for the loss, in the wreck OF couple OF
years ago, of several horses he had shipped
to his California ranch,
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washington's world Fair AuvrOpriatiOn.

OLYMPIA, March 6-The Senate to-day
amended and passed the Worlds Fair Bill
by increasing the amount of the appropria-
tiOn from $4,000 to 100000. 1t is thought
the House will not concur in amendment,
and as there is only one more day OF the
session it is probable there will be no ap-,
preparation at all made. Owing to the
amount of business unfinished strong pres
sure is being brought upon the Governor to
call an extra session.
The House tonight concurred in the Sen-
ate amendment increasing from $4,000 to
100000 the appropriation for the Worlds
Fair exhibit
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A TRoop-sHip's PERIL.

Soldiers and Sailors Injured by an Immense
Tidal Wave.
HALIFAX, March 6.-The troop-ship
Orontes. with the First Battalion of the
Leicester Regiment on board, arrived here
yesterday from Bermuda. Very bad weather
was experienced all the run up. Shortly
steamer was boarded by an immense tidal
wave, a number of seamen being badly n-
jured and twenty-five soldiers, more or less,
hurt. Some had their arms broken, others
were badly bruised, and in some instances
had their legs broken.
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DO NOT BE DISCOURAGER

TT YOUR PHYSICIAN HAS GIVEN YOU UP As
L incurable, having CONSUMPTION, TUBERCU-
LOSIS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, PNEUMONIA,
Influenza Grippe, Coughs and Colds or any difficulty
with the Lungs, Windplpe or Heart. Go to the Hero
Institute of DIR. l.. SHAPIR0S 1205 Market ST., and
get bottle of the Red Glover Lung Elixir. and you
will derive more benefit in "a hours than from any
other medicine known. Prompt attention given TO
country orders mr5 cod exSu l5t In
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AN Appeal FOR AID.
The Parnellites Striving Desperately to Raise
q Campaign Fund.

Campaign Fund.
DUBLIN, March 6.-In an appeal for money
to form Parnell Campaign Fund. the Lord
Mayor of Dublin, Joseph Eade, aud the
High Sheriff of Dublin were appointed
Treasurers of the fund. The appeal puts
home rule to the front, and it declares the
industrial development of Ireland and civil
and religious liberty must be an essential
part Of Irish self-govenment. The appeal
also says there must be no religious d0mina-
ton, Catholic or Protestant. The Govern
ment will rule under her own laws
LONDON, March 6.-NeXt week Parnell
will issue manifesto to -Irishmen.
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AVOID ALL RISK with stubborn Cough py
using at once DR.. ID. Jayne's Expeciorant, sure
remedy for all Coughs and Colds. aud well cal.
culated 10 exert a beneficial Influence on Inc
Lungs aud Throat
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LOSING HIS REASON.

One of Chief Hennessy's Alleged Murderers
Becoming Insane.
New ORLEANS, March 6.-When Politz
was brought into court this morning his face
blanched and he looked badly frightened.
He was taken into the private office of the
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THE GERMAN NAVY.

Demand Of the Government Strongly Opposed
in the Reichstag.
BERLIN. March 6.-During the debate on
the motion for the second reading of the
Navy Budget in the Reichstag to-day, Herr
Riekert said it was impossible for the
country to bear the rapidly increasing bur-
dens which were imposed upon it. DIR.
Windthorst, leader of the Center. said he
would support the decision of the commit
tee Germany, however, could not bear
= TO support navy equal in strength to that
Of England. In conclusion, DR.. Windthorst
said: Let the Government submit not fine