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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-10
Iguatius Donnelly's Libel Suit,

ST. PAUL (Mlnn.), April 9.-In the suit of
Senator Ignatius Donuelly against the st.
Paul Pioneer-Press for 100000 damages
for libel the newspaper has filed its answer
iustifying all It's original charges and max
ing half dozen new and sensational ones,
citing many instances of alleged attempted
bribery on DonDelly's part. Donnelly filed
a demurrer to the answer.
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TUPPER,s BLUsTER.
Sir Henry Tyler Replies to the Charges Made
Against the Grand Trunk Company.

LONDON, April e-Sir Henry Tyler.
President of the Grand Tcunk Railway, re-
plies in to-day's Times to the attack lately
made by Sir Charles Upper He denies
that his company entered into any treason
ably conducted scheme to secure the annex
alton of Canada TO the United States, and
says iu behalf of the $4,000 stockholders
OF the Grand Trunk that with all his
blusteT, Sir Charles, who is not the owner
OF single share of the stock, cannot cOerce
the company to place its interests in the
hands Of the Conseryative party in Canada.
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Spring M edicine

"Hood's SarsaparIlIa is Inyaiu able as sprinl
medicine; it inyigorstes the whole system and
tones up the stomach, and since l became &C
quainted with Hoods Sarsapara always take
several bottles In the spring. aud, as occasion
requires, the rest OF the year."-L. U. GILMAN.
Aurela, Iowa.
R-Re sure to get
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MET IN AN ASYLUM.
An Affecting Scene Between an Aged Actor
and His Dan phter

New YORK, April 9.-"Bless you. Bessie,
/ thought l would never see your sweet face
again."
MY own dear father, to think that after
twenty years separation should meet yon
In mad-house."
The flood Of tears stopped the further
utterance of both. The above words were
spoken when Wesley VIENNA, tue old
California actor, and Mrs. William Arnold,
his daughter. met in the Insane Asylum at
Amityville, where lie has been. She will take
care of him, if the Actors Fund will con-
sent, which the latter will do when she
proves her relationship.
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Femala Police JudeAs.

ATcHIsoN Kans.), April 9.-Two Kansas
towns electrd woman Police Judges-Mrs.
Mary L. Burton, formerly editor of the
Kansan, and at present Postmistress at
jamestown, and Mrs. Jessie Mccormick Of
Burr Oak, Jewell County. Both are strong
ProhibitionistS
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WHAT noes 1T MEAN ?
A Letter Written by the Late Earl Granville
E1citas Cnmment in Lnndnn

Excites Comment in London.
LONDON, April "a letter written by the
late Earl Granville is published to-day
which attracts some attention. The date of
the letter and the name of the recipient are
both omitted. The letter reads: "Un-
doubttdly we agrte in respect to the act ion
of the President. 1t is not equally certain.
however, that any expression Of mine might
not help Mr.. Blaine quite as much as Mr..
Cleveland. l see that the latter is trying,
not very successfully, to separate free trade
for his nlAn"
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MILWAUKEE, April 9.-An engine on the
north bound freight train on the Wisconsin
Central road jumped the track near Vernon
this morning. 1t tipped over, pinning
down Engineer McMullen, Fireman Moore
and Brakeman Seipp. All were terribly
scalded. Moore is dead and the others are
not expected to live.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
A Saving of Time Effected by the New Sea-
Postal system.

NEW YORK, April a The steamship
Havre, from Bremen this morning, was the
first to arrive with mails sorted under the
recent sea-postal system arranged with
Germany. The plan worked admirably,
the mail being taken off at quarantine and
brought directly to the city by tugs, 80 the
city letters were taken out by carriers on
the first delivery and outside letters left on
The 10 o'clock mail trains. 1t is estimated
the arrangement has made a saving of six
hours at the Postoffice here aud six To twen-
:y-tour hours in outside deliveries, accord
ing TO the destination of letters.
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WILL MARRY JACK MASON.
Marion Mancla's Reasons for Her Hasty Re
turn IN This Countrv

Marion Manclas Reasons for Her Hasty Re-
turn to This Country.
NEW YORK, April 9.-Miss Marion Ma
nola arrived from London on the steamship
City of New York this morning accom-
panied by her daughter, Adelaide. Said she
to a reporter: "Oh, dear no, it is not true at
all that l ran away from my London en-
gagement. 1 have had no trouble with MIR.
Horace Sanger Of the Princess of Wales
Theater. l am of on leave of absence.
made necessary by orders received from my
lawyer, Charles Patter of Boston, that my
presence was imperatively needed in Bos-
ten. am here on business, ami l shall re-
turn to my engagements. L have suit
against Mr.. Mould for absolute divorce, and
my visit is in connection with that. do not
know whether he is going to contest it or
not"
st is said that you are going to marry
Jack Mason when you get your divorce
from Mr. Mould. is that true?"
Quite true. quite true" replied the free
and candid Miss Manola in a business-like
WHV,
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Favorably Received.

BUENos AYkEs, April 9-The decree
issued by the Argentine Cabinet Tuesday
has met with a more favorable reception
than was first expected. The Stock Ex-
change expressed to the Minister of Finance
its congratulations upon the decree, and a
deputation of 1900 merchants called upon
President Pelligrini with the same object.
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OPoRTo, April 9.-This city, which was
recently the scene of violent Republican
outbreak. was to-day disturbed by Ropubli-
can rioters. The trouble arose through
the arrest, during a fair, OF several thieves,
who were mistaken by the crowd for Repub-
licsn agitators. The soldiers were forced
10 charge on the mob, injuripg many.
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Irish Relief Funds

and Miss Balfour Today reached Clare in
their tour of aid distribution, the Clare
boatmen presented a remarkable ad-
dress referring to the diversion by un-
scrupulous politicians of funds sent from
America for the assistance Of the poverty
stricken people of Ireland
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ATTORNEY AND BURGLAR.
How Leader Of Band of Thieves Sought to
Punish Newspaperman.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 9.-Lemon Rein
hold, an ex-constable and attorney, was ar
rested this afternoon on a charge of burg
larry. During the past month there has
been numerous daring burglaries in this
city. Last week several OF the gang were
arrested and one of the thieves confessed TO
the Grand Jury. He implicated Reinhold
as their leader, saying the latter directed all
the robberies. Several weeks ago Rein
holds wife committed suicide. and an ac-
count in local paper, rejecting on Rein
holds cruelty, so angered him that he or
dered the gang to attempt to burglarize the
house of the city editor ito get even"
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General Pixies Fnneral.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The body of
General Albert Pike, the eminent Mason,
was removed from the Scottish Rite Cathe-
dral tonight to the Congregational Church,
where, at midnight, Impressive ceremonies
were performed. The funeral will take
place tomorrow.
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THE PEOPLES FAD F.!

1T HAS COME TO PASS THAT IT is FAD AMONG
THE PEOPLE TO BRING THEIR "wANTn ADS
TO THE CALL. so IT is THAT THE CALL
Is THE ONLY WANT MEDIUM
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A Coprer-Wira Trust.

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-The Record to-
morrow will announce the formation of a
gigantic copper-wire trust, consummated at
meeting of the Plumbers COpper-wire
Association held to-day. The plan is to
control the entire outfit of goods and prices.
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Hoods
Sarsaparilla

Sold by all druggists sl six for s5. Prepared oniI
by G. l. HOOD It CO.. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar /.
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ROBBED AND SHOT.
Mexican Express Messenger Encounters a
Gang Of Road Agents

CITY OF MEXICO, April 9.-Wells-Fargo's
Express messenger was robbed and shot
night before last at Villa Laredo. The
gagged and thrown by the roadside.
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Shaw Asked to Re-Enter Parliament

LONDON. April dustin Huntley McCar-
thy, Member of Parliament from Newry,
has offered to resign his seat in the Commons
in favor of Shaw, II that gentleman Will
consent to resume his old position as the
Irish leader.
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Bowen and Meyers

NEW ORLEANS, April Both Bowen
and Meyers posted $500 forfeit each to-day
for guarantee OF their appearance in the
Olympic ring, May 10 h.
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KilIad His Mother

JEFFERsoNvILLE Qnd.), April 9.-James
Coward and his mother quarreled this
morning. She struck him with a rock and
he fatally shot her in return.
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Australian Federation.

SYDNEY, April 9.-At yesterdays session
of the Federation Convention the delegates
adopted constitution bin and the session
closed amid scene OF great enthusiasm.
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ACRES OF FIRE.

The Buildings of the Union stock-Yards of
Cincinnati Burning.
CINCINNATI, April 9.-The Union Stock
yards, situated about four miles from the
center of the city, covering about ten acres
of ground. are burning. The fire started In
the hay barns and has spread to the sheds
and pens. The large pork-houses have been
saved, but the remainder OF the yard will
90. The loss will reach S250,C00.
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Cniro1a,a Condition

WASHINGTON, April g. Congressman
Spinola's condition has slightly improved,
though the change is so slight as to be
barely noticeable
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The Irish Land Bill.

LONDON, April 9.-In the Commons this
evening, in Committee on the Irish Land
Bill. Fowler NiberaD moved that the sal
aries of the Land Commissioners be placed
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five men were drowned by the sweeping
away of pontoon bridge at St Charles.
Mo.
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monia is erroneous. He has bad cold, but
is sitting up, and will be out in a day or
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-10
SATISFACTORILY ARRANGED.

General Foster Settles the Main Points Of a
Treaty With Spain.
MADRID, April 9.-At the Cabinet coun-
Gil to-day Premier CASTILLO Informed the
Queen that he had settled with General Fos-
Ter the principal points Of the reciprocity
treaty with America affecting Cuba, and he.
hoped that treaty OF reciprocity between
Spain and America might be negotiated
next week
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Mrs. McKee Acauitted of Murder.

ROME (Ga.). April 9.-Mrs. Mckee has
been acquitted Of the cha:ge Of numbering
Mrs. Whimple.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-10

WASHINGTON, April o. Pensions have
been granted to Californians as follows:
William Wagner, Calvin B. Weatherman.
William II. b. Bates, Levi Frederick, Peter
Murphy, John Ii. Hunt, William X. Ellis
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Clothing the Ballet.

ST. PAUL (Minn.), April 9.-The McHale
Bill. which prohibits the wearing OF tights
on the stage in this State, and compelling
the use of at least short skirt, passed tn .
Senate this morning.
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NEW FEDERAL OFFICE.
Major E. G. Ratbbone, Fourth As.
sistant Postmaster-Genera

Among the new offices created at the re-
cent session of Congress was that of Fourth
Assistant Postmaster-General. Ohio claims
the new honor. and a son of the Buckeye
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the sub-treasury scheme, he says: 81 have
frequently expressed the opinion that the
sub-treasury system might be so modified
as to accomplish all the objects desired by
the alliance"
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General Rosecrans' Health.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-The report that
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-10

Bombs were invented at venlo in 1888,
and were first used in the service Of France
In 1884.
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1t is estimated by the authorities in New
Hampshire that summer boarders and tour
lists leave S5,000.000 in that State annually,
and most of IL goes into the hands of farmrrs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-08
a POOR TEMPERANCE ARGUMENT.

Is Kate Flcld's lecture tour dedl.
Gated 10 IA. wine makers Of Caliior.
MIA, she cxtolled that state In glowing
language for its contribution 10 tenn.
ponnce through the medium Of it,
mighty vineyards. a doubling tenn.
pcTance organ Of Boston has bcen
looking up the statistics ON the ques.
ton, and liz finding. do not show well
for the wine adyocate's argument.
Il has found, q } that In point Of pop.
ulation California ia tho twenty.second
State IN the Union, (2l In tho number
Of alcoholic liquor sellers II Is second;
ts) In the number Of Imprisoned Grim.
innls II IA fifth; az in tho number Of
insane persons II l. the sixth.
This Il not the sort Of statistics that
might be- expected from a State posing
as an example for temperance.
Mis- Hates chatter on this occ Nlon,
like most others In which her indus.
trlousto tongue Is engaged Of late, sounds
much rs though It was inspired by n
confederation In hard cash. but Miss
Field IL alone In the world, and Chris
tian charity will COLTS hill length In the
forgiveness of her had logic superin-
ducod by such stress OF cifcum.
stnurVa
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A BlRD's.Eyg VIEW OF the
WORLD.

A nlRpsEyE Wow Of tho wo rid as
II presents itself today Is not "a lculat.
cd to leave impressions u reassuring
Kind, Ia Canada W. soc very mel.
aucholy condition of political affairs.
In fact, It is said that orders have been
received FROM England to dissolve the
present Canadian Parliament, because
1t does not represent the people. 10 is
further said that Sir John Macdonald
actually purchased his majority at his
last election,
In bribery aud corruption Canada
now holds u front rank. Tho invest.
CATION At present IN progress reveals
tho fact that tho Secretary Of State,
aud the Minister VI Pu0lic Works, Us
we'll rs several other Of the highest
officials In tho Dominion, are impli.
Gated In dishonesty more disgraceful
than any ranmauy Hall In New
York was ever guilty NJ, I'm fact the
Dominion Treasury seems to have been
the Legitimate prey OF H. very cuslo.
dians.
On the whole, our own country has
the brightest horl2lu OF any ia the
world today. with the exception OF
Jeremiah simpsons sub.trcasury
scheme, and Senator Pfcl,r's proposed
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DEFENDING THE "NoRNoSs."


Wa fni the following IN the Mon.
treal, Canada, Herald Of August 25lh.
The writer IL very chivalrou. In his
oudeavom to defend the "Mormons"
from the vile attacks Of their literary
enemies;
"Iiii0r Rerath
"fn your paper Of July :, 1891, found
a poi-pourri nom Chicago aud Salt Lake
7ribme' that is full u errors. You
shonld be- more charitable thsn your
noighbors, for you have not boon a party
10 the autl. Mormon fight
"i.et me toll you something about T..
Between 1882 aud lsid tho Mormonp people
were robbed OF PROPERTY that In 1850 was
worth, according to Mormon cstl-
mate, s2O,OOO,OO0. Many OF their mon
had been murlorcdi many OF thoir
women rayishcd. The mobs that pcrso-
eutcd them were church mombOrs lod by
Christian ministcrs'
"Why was NJ polygamy did not APP
pear until 1863. Tho Mormons made no
use Of their strength politically until thoy
gathered In Utah. They never made any
attempt to institute hierarchy. In fact
their belief Is that when God Is ready He
will do away with tho governments of
tho earth aud institute His own, rhat
will be- tneocra,ic, OF course. hut tho
Murmous will have nothing to do with 10
save TO serve as the accepted chlldgou Of
tod 90 represent Him whom 40 has set
mp Ills own rule. Tho Mormons ap non
resist1nts, Thoy sent ont an army In
1857 To prevent unltol States army
irom coming into Utah, but they werc
instructed TO KIN no person, and they did
not, although thry held tho army back
about nluo months. This may soom To
you like rebellion, but IL was NOT Brig.
ham Young was governor, at tho
time, appointed by tho President, aud
the law gavo him control OF the
militia. An army was sent against him
GU the representations Ola fow malicious
men whom Brigham had beaten on bid
ding on a contract to carry the overland
malls. Those mon mldp Old-mau.Bu-
chnnan believe Brigham In rebellion, The
latter kopl the army out until thc formor
scnt men To- see wha. the real status wa..
aud ~ soon as thoy came iho whole allan
was done Tor.
"fhero mover has boon % moro loyal
people In the United sn,es than tl.s Nor
mons. In fact they beiluvo shat tho Lord
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instituted tho United state. r,vernmon
hv Inspired men a. o. rtonlraton FOR ~.
own government.
"Whsi, now, WIS tho secret ~ the op
position 10 tho Notmors7 Tho fact tina
tho, taught % more attractive gospel than
tho other SCOTS aud drow their converts
wholly nom the Evangelical churches
add 10 this the fact that when they were
mohbod out " Missouri the South M.
Offering money for The heads Ut Carbon
aud Phillips, aud the Missourians
stato-holding pooplc-1llcd the Nor
mons, must ~ whom RI that timo were
New y glandors. ID Yankee hhuli-
iiunlsis, aud you have the whole thing
before you.
When the Morm0us came here 70 was
thought they would soon lie out When
IL was learned that they were stronger
than ever the old hatrci against thom
nru'c. and then 'puiygmny' was used As
Tho club ~ kin thoni, although thhi has
never been looked upou as crime by
amy save an occasional person he Utah,
Tho Geutilo men Of Unh wore much In
consod against the Muimuu- because the
women wore yirtuou.. Bat tloy soon
brought In meehanablo creatures u
their own. Tho GENTLE womon who
have hal most TO sny AGAINST polygamy
have not boon nno sraluod. Tho Nor.
mons have never furnished the hroihois
Of salt lake. Tor yolr. polygamy has
boon dead In Utah.
"li Utah were made state IN three
years the population would be doubled
and the Mormon vote would be over
como Hut the people viii not come
while u lisa territory. ~ il NOT pleasant
To i've 10 country 'hat b. favored In
social broil. DO ~! come 70 Utah until
IL hght lsovcr.
What Keeps Utah Icrriloryf l VIII
tell YOU. Government scnds her sl75'oll
annually. That money Will not come
whom Utah ccasos 70 be- Territory Tint
money goes into tho hands 81 Mormon
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wheat trust, We are not guilty Of any
serious laundering, cuminaliiy OF tom
/ foolory.
Ilayu j. In the thfoss n revolu.
ton. There are four colorcd canui-
dates for the presidency Of that little
republic.
The Chilean war "a ended, but
Chile l. ready 10 take the field again.
Guatemala has a chip on her shoulder
and Is only waiting for some one %
knock II OIL. Nicaragua l. restless.
salvador is anxious 10 have a scrap
even with this nation. And ~ on
with all the south American republics
they are all more or lee disturbed.
China ia also assuming beliigefunt
attitude. Korea wants a turn with
japan, or even with China. la Africa
the blacks are Kicking because The
Christianity being preached to them
IL founded on rum. Ia Liberia the
American Negroes carry on slavery,
and boycott civilized blacks who speak
against IT,
As to the condition Of Europe there
need be- little said. We have only to
look at the situation As represented by
Russia, Germany, Turkey, France,
Austria, and England.
Even In EuroH. where there ART
such solemn exhibitions OF holy cloth.
Ing, the vlsia Is moro gloomy than
anywhere else. The Holy Coat Of
Tfeves ought to have some modifying
effect on pugnaclous Germans, a. well
AS the Holy Coat u Argentuil on
Frenchmen. Then again there Is the
Holy Trousers Of the Church OF Maria.
zell In 5,yfla, a crown-land Of Aus
tria. This garment was worn, 1t Is
said, BY st. Joseph, aud Ia miraculous
powers are wonderful.
The Now York MfR aud Efprcss says
Of H.
at {. rotated u this pair OF trousors--
the relation being youchod for-that "a Ger.
tain Bin o'Cloiia, being chlldlo,s and la
poor health, tr,cd on ono leg ol those
trousers-tho putting on " both legs
being forbidden by tho rules of tho
church-and, prestol bis health was ro.
storcdi ho became tho father u twlns,and
died at ripe old ago, The hthor u n largo
family. 10 facilitate the Use Of these
trousers a screen has been erected 90 tho
church, behiud which tho faithful 20
whom they want to try on one Log Of tho
holy lfouscr. Of 81. Joseph"
Does not the year Of our Lord 1891
proent curious compound OF barbar.
ism, civilization, religion, fupcntltion,
science aud Ignorance?
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would be no great in,ercs, In II
outside ~ ihe state. But the
next Pre- idont Of the United
states has an interest AT stake. The
way New York goes in the coming
State election the United states is liza
bic 10 60 In the mex, Presidential cleo
ton. Moreover, the man who wins the
Roveruorshlp Of New York, II he l. n
Republican, has not only n majority Of
chances for being The next Republican
nominee for President, but likewise for
being elected ~ such.
The dispute l. now between Harrison
and Blaine. II Blaine should Ind
himself In the proper state of health to
accept tho nomination he would un.
doubleday get Il. bat II ho does not,
aud In the mean time Andrew ID.
white should be elected Governor Of
the pivotal State with fall majority,
his chances for the Presidential nomi.
nation would be very great on the
strength Of his State success alone, aud
In his personal reputation there would
certainly 10 nothing wanting. His
name wa. discussed for the nom.
lnation IN 1854 aud would undonbied-
ly have carried his State against any
other candidate hsd the other States
fallen into line. But they did not, and
w the nomination went to Mr.. Blaine,
''and thereby hangs u tale.",