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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-31

CaGcsso. March 3e-The case a J. J.
West vs. the people OF the state Of Illinois.
in-which an opinion was handed down ~
tho supreme court ~ Ottawa totsy. erows
out OF a struggle for the poesesSfAn ~ the
Chicago Tsns<s- Several years 80 Wet
and Clinton A. Snowden, then otpmor of
the Hsa.s secured the co-cperst5cn a
HuiskanssS. Bros. & Co and oslforn,
wealthy capitalists Of Keokuk, Ia. -
bought the 7ss@es from the late Wilbur ~
Storey. West was installed as mauaeer ~
the paper on behalf Of the syndicate. Tho
company became SO largely involved W
the extrayasant management OF West that
Huiskamas Bros and their ass0ctatns
found il necessary 10 ouss West from the
management in order to protect the prep
erty An investigation of the affairs of
the company disclosed the fact that shsro
Was an oyer-isss1c Of stock 10 the extent a.
several hundred shares Criminal FRO
.ceedingS we're mt once Instituted aEqsnss
West and Secretary Graham West rss
fosana Guilty ard sentcncs<l 20 five ye&. =:
the f~aisenfiary. while Graham wASfn6t
Quilted An appeal was taken 10 -
supreme court. which has reversed =
Judgment ana. removed shee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-31
Easter Exx nslline Postpsnea.

WAsHISGros CITr. March 30.-The
heavy snow and rain of Friday and Satur-
day made il necessary 20 postpone the
annual Easter Monday custom of rolling
eggs in the White House grounds by
children, TO their great Disappointment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-31

Do 20. svser from sick heA4arhe . Ucnens
longer II IL rot necessary. Cxzters Little
Liver Pills viii cure yoa Dose eEe ltrte psll
Sssals pg.eH- small dose small FsszL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-31

Enymo 70 Ioan af once, On inside property. ~
ClarS kasez, - and a safe Deposit buxsdznG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-31

a Western Nan Gets the Lard Once
Commissx0aershlp.

WASHINGTON Cf-y. March 3s.-The presi-
dent today made the following appoint
ments: Thomas II. Carter, of Montana.
com missioner Of tie general land ofice.
vice Lewis A. Croft. resigned; James
Compton Of Fergus Falls, Mimi, surveyor
general OF Minnesota, vice J. f. Forris,
term expired.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-31
Desperate Rioting by Pennsyl
vania Coke Strike-x
WORKS sToRMED AND SACKED.
Armies Of Savage worknen Sweep
Away the Guards Like Cha1Es
CsveF.sF Refuses - Can Oua xrospo-
The whsls Regssa 10 Wiao-AIskes
xxpset1ng Asse Trsuble.

Mor<T fLEAsAxr. Pa, X4rc0 30l-I0>s
night Mount Pleasant is trembling with
excitement. for the people fear txuuh1e.
There IS more confusion than thero h1s
been since the bloody riots Of 1S9A A.
midnight fully LOO men are gathered on
the hills surrounding the works. SheEf1
Closes has increased his force 70 80 Uen-
PfrrsBrEs, March IA riot Is repogted
from Homestead. in which . number a.
Hungzrians, Italians and others are en-
gagged The trouble occurred in the uppeR
portion of the sowr. and seven or eight
We're seriously wounded Some Of the prs
tiyipants we're srreSted-
PTTTssrEa. March 3e.-Ihe most eve1t-
ful day in the coke strike, closing With thfo
evening. MAS favorable 10 tho mem- Al
though three of the principal works w0si
raidesi, the labor leaders claim that -
preconcerfed attack Was made. EGk1y
this morning the strains Of their faHuR51oI
band woke all ihe strikers on tho Do
from Scotfdale to Bradford. and in S1knf1
while 1 100 meR followed their rath, wh5ch
was direcsei 10 the Jimfoxn plant ~ -
r e. FricSe company. The works yeto
captured without . struggle A few uo8k~
ers we're struck with stones. but tho stxfbe
ers dispersed without serious dances
Some time Later terrific report 81 d.
direction Of the Leisenring works 49,
warming Of trouble there, and thou.1n6u
gathered 10 witness the work of IL nxSs
bomb exploded by the strikers. The uhoefE
was felt in several mines. bat ifs oaly ~
ibie effect was tearing great hole ii fbon1
OF nen-uuion workers house.
Afser this the worknen 1t Leissnrinx
Nos and ) we're chased out Of the yar1aI
A few men at the Leith works wefs also
driven out. though nobody i repostea
badly injured. Trouble Is also talksd =
at the Trotser plant, bus this Is den5od "
the operators
The big Norwood plant cf tho rtirko8
company also contributed more than tes
quota to the exciting events Of tAe 1oys
About 1900 men gathered about tn p1noo
and swept the srmed deputies aside Me-
. blow was struck not . shot Gred, -
such move would have heen f1tnI -
both guards and uen- After the aban6oa-
nent q the works by the guards houGo -
mad vrerking followed TrnGks. dopso
and. in fact, everything noyable waD tsGk
and wTenched asunder by the Md expGlly
Eho only Jeff after the plant h11 ho4
-nutilated beyond immediate Eepofx.
AZ Cnlontown tonight Judeo Buin4
granted . preliminary injunction aen1n69
all men assembling at the Ericko uoglo
not empicysd by fhat company - -
Saturday for hearingx6n The p<Smanu&
injunction. Sheriff Mccormick, With ii
number Of armed deputies, lelt Untq
town tonight to arrest the leaders n The
several raids
Probably the ugiiest feature Wao thos
number OF women participating, the Eaet
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1t Has Caught On.

The officer had interfered and broken up
a row among lot OF boys in Essex street,
aud he then called to one and said:
Now, then, tell me what this ruction
was about"
WELL" replied the boy. "me and Wounded
Knee were coming along here and we met
Man-Afraid-o His Horse. He struck us
for 10 cents. just then Mau-on-a- Buffalo
came up ana give US"
What ON earth do you mean?" inter-
rupted the officer.
And then Mud-on- His Back. Man-Who-
Talks and FIre-on-a-Hill cum along and put
in their CAB, and"
''Who are all these boys?" demanded the
officer, in great establishment.
And the first thing knew Walk Down
a-Hill he hauled off and hit White Crow on
de chin, and den Little Antelope he guy it
TO Bear-in-the-Nigh on the eye. and we was
retreating to the Rosebud when you cum up
and sheert the life out of every SioHX and
Cheyenne in the pack. It's all over now,
and men Who-LimpS and SOre-oD-
His-Nose is going up to Pine Ridge Agency
to train for wrestling match. IN. \. Sun.
The morning call., 1891-01-12

4 GEORGE NEWS PIANO; PRICE $50 VIM
n q. BADGER, rs Market 81. iail 1t
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total. ID Fifth Infantry Staff, 2; CAB.
8; a. 2; d and F, each; total, IS. Signal
Corps, q Total, 70.
G. Ihird-class decorations = First Infantry
2saH; 2; =, p; G. IS; B and Ii, II each; F,
infantry staff. 5; Band, G; F, 10; B, II; A.
10 \, IA D, 10; c, 6; total, 100 Third In
eanIr7 stan, o; B, %; c. IS; G, 9; ID. 4: H.
q BE- =; !; Total 60: Second Artillery Staff, 1;
p sacb = ioi a. 10; d, 9; F; L G and Fl.
Sars, A. Signal Corps, 8; total, s57Otabu-
lated as follows for the brigade:
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AIN MEDA REAL ESTATE
LAMBDA AGE Y-ApVERTISEBIENT
y and subscriptions received at the Alameda
Branch ONCE OF THE MORNING. CALL. SCHNEl-
DER * CO.. 1885 Park ST.
QCo00 $500 CASH, BALANCE S25 PER
high basement No. 4aS
S3G0o-Lot s0x150: cottage of 5 rooms aud hata.
fine garden and lawn; $1,000 cash. balance $50 per
month. Nc.
$5250-Lot s7:eX120; new 2-story house of
rooms and bath; fine marine view; $500 cash bal
auce $40 per month. No 4S3
s4Ou0-Los 5oxl50; cottage OF 5 rooms aud bath,
vita stables MY. corner; 5000 cash, balance $50
Per month. No lSl
S4500-Lot 81 :6xl40 new 2-story housa; rooms
and bath Sio0o cash, balance sac per month, 49I
$tTOo-lot 81 :6UlO0; 2-stOry house or
rooms ard bath. on Central ave; $1,000 cash. DIl-
ance $50 PER month. No. sos
S50OO-Lot GSx1a9: cottage OF rooms and BATH.
with store. barn aud orchard; SW. corner. All
S6S4u-Lot 1l5N2o0; cottage OF rooms aaJ
bath, windmill and tank easy terms. NJ, l95
SfUUO-Lot SOX2Uu: cottage OF 8 rooms ana BATH;
fine garden. lawns, etc; best nelshhorhood: bar
gain. No. Is
Bargains IN building lots I'm all parts OF AlameIL
also house let aad money 10 loan, by II. p.
MORBAL d co. 1I2S Park ST.. Alameda ami i03
Montgomery ST., san Francisco. ocl9 IL
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THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
70 10 cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part of the city; the Bulletin IS the best oldest
ana largest evening paper published The coast;
orders by p1stal-card otherwise Will receive
prompt attention. once 622 Montgomery St
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS,


OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
uDD. HANLEY & CO HAVE REMOVED To
- 1891 Park ST., where we prepared to
build homes to suit purchasers easy terIns also
improved and uninproved property for sale. ms tt
SD CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALL
W for four months TO any part of the United States
TOR SALE-oAKLAND: FINE LARGE CORNER
L lot on Telegraph ave-, cor. Prospect: ready to
build on: as whole or In lots to suit. EP VORBE,
Real Estate Agent, 634 Market st. jail 7t*
GS00-LoT 100xlo0, WITH CREEK, IN
epOOO Berkeley; $25 cash, $40 monthly
S325-Lot 40xl00; SdewaIked; Sc monthly.
$350-Lot 41xl30: 800 cash. 81 monthly.
$225-Lot 25Nl30: So cash, IS monthly.
SS50-Lot 52xl3O; sidewalked; $40 monthly.
offer only what / own.
1000 other lots of all kinds. Send 70: maps.
CHARLES a. BAILEY, owner, 20 Montgomery
street. 1a4 II
I OTIS 800, 1925, $3.50, $2O0-S2O DOWN. $40
l. per month"; last chance for cheap lots: Seminary
ave-; only a few more beautifully situated lots left
in this tract: Seminary ave. now severed franchise
granted for electric railroad, which passes the
property; buy before the raise For further partic-
ulars apply To Twenty-thtrd Avenue Land Company,
1l53 1wenty-third ave, East oakland new Bank
Building. II
OAKLAND HOY e., Ans, ROOMS.
NJ CURE-FISG ER-NAILS BEAUTIFIED At
w 1886 Market ST. Oakland hy artist aust *
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"a HoLLSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS N
W groceries provisions, teas. spices, wood and
willow ware, feed. grain, etc; horses, = wagons:
liy cash receipts S5U; price $1,000 or viii sell at
] ---ce. j. EN ENsL. a Co sHlL-. Nar-.at
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GI1OO MECHANICS LODGING-HOUSE; 4g
- 11OO. rooms, completely furnished ana fully
ilslredi clears $3.50 TO $500 every month; splendid
business corner; large brick building; rooms light
airy and sunny; house always fun; is well worth
F-7uOi must be sold n once on account departure:
REM only SllO; Tor grand pickup bargain or man
and wife, or any one wanting steady and remunera-
tive sure income; inveSii- this nothing like it IN
the State. GEO. STEWART l35 Ke4rny st 1t
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PIANos. VIOLTNs AND sHEET Music

BRUSSELS soc. OIL CLOTH 25C MATING I5c,
- linoleum SOC poles 25c, shades 25c body Brus-
sells zoe: carpets furniture. ETC. easy terms.
NEUMAN BROS, III Sixth st ocl If
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n o SILL OUT YOUR BUSINESS PROMPTLY
) for cash, go TO J. d. BARNARD. has Market St
be-. Mason and IavIur: estabIIshea 1873. Its
The morning call., 1891-01-12
LoDG1NG-ao, SEES FOR SALE.

I oDGING-HoUSE; SO ROOMS: ONE OF CRoIC-
Il est eornels II Market; clearing 500 per month.
HLALA 90 NnrSe' st. liz
81 40 GREAT BARGAIN; BAY-wINDow
Ia sh d; yeas lease. HEALY. 1904 Naket st.l*
$3.50 DESIRABLE. WELL FURNISHED
Nv %E0S vg h2pss ICONS and BATH Turk St Ap-
eDAOO. at 73s Minna ST. lie
G0EO LoDGING-HoUSE 20 ROOMS; BAR
,NOOU. gain MCLAUGHLIN, % kesrny. Its
pest BARGAIN EVER oFFERED-LoDGING-
- house: fine location. 1l49 Market st. i'll 2t%
I oDGING-HoUSE, 90 ROOMS: FULL: LEASE.
Il must sell; no asonabe offer refused; leaving
city. A. Is C., BOX IA, CALL branch onice. jas So
II AVE YOU SEEN CAPTAIN KoRTS' NEW
- mouse on LAkEYlEM? jail st
CORNER NG-HOUSE-SPLENDID LoCA-
- ton: 10 rooms; all fun: great bargain; sold on
account of other important business Address MRS
oLDHkLL, Box l41. CALL Branch ONCE la7 IT'S
GQ0O LODGING-HoUSE: g ROOMS: FIRST
3OOO. class transient house. III Eddy. ja4 ISIS
I l. CAHILi, $50 MISSION ST., ABOVE us,
-.-.: MI.Len-ng. nsner.nanging nanLing SIN
FUKNiTURE FOR sALE.
C1O DOWN. BALANCE wEEKLY. WILL BUY
n Iva $50 Eastern folding -bed, oak or cherry.
ARoNSoA'S, 1910 Stockton st; oc2S 6m
"a HERE SHALL 1 INVEST? IN LAKEvIEw
W lots. jail st
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE CAR
4 GOOD CHANCE-YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED
n complete with furniture, carpets. stoves,
Talns Blankets pictures and mirrors at cash prices,
on easy inStailments; small deposit. Nj. FRIED
MAN CO.'S. largest lnstailment house the
Coast, 22S and $50 Stockton and 257 Post St.; open
evenings; prompt attention paid TO country orders.
DON'r FAIL TO VISIT THE STANDARD
~ niture Company, Io45 Msraet ST., before fur
niShng your house or your rooms. sells It
\ EW CHABHER SETS or Z PIECES, SIS CASH.
~ or instaiiment. WILEY BROS 93I Mission. Il
COUNTRY BUYERS WISHING SECONDHAND
- furniture carpets, at reduced prices cali a.
ROSENTHAL'S ITO Fourth st. satisfaction suaran
iced OF money refunded; goods shipped free. ni4tr
4 Ii MY GOODS ARE DOWN TO BEDROCK
- prices: parior suits S25 ranges IS, new cham
Der sets complete $50; reductions all round cash Or
iHstallments. = II. NELSON. lS6 Fourth Sc 3Ost
4 HE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week. delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best Oldest
and largest evening paper published the coast;
orders by postal-caTd other wise will receive
prompt attention. ONCE 500 Montgomery ST.
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN AMERICA-THE
" elght-p1ge WEEKLY CALL sent to any address
in the United States or Canada one year for 81 rs
postage free
The morning call., 1891-01-12

l. /. NEUAANN PIANos; NEW SHIPMENT
iust arrived. 50 Ninth st. au2s Il
DECKER q SONS PIANOS. MUSICAL INSrRU-
~ meuts, and tuli stock of Zoe sheet-music. ZESO
MANUALS MUSIC Co, 769 Market 81. jylI u
A WEEKS NEWS FOR CENrs-THE WEEKLY
n CALL. in wrapper. ready for mailing
The morning call., 1891-01-12
CARPETS.

4 RI SQUARES, So: BRUSSELS soc LAID
y $ W. SHREK. 1924 Stockton ST. JaIO I'm
IN WHICH DIRECTION Is THE CITY GROW
L ing? Toward LAKEVIEW. lall st
II CENTS ON INSTALLMENTs WILL BUY
- carpets: sold elsewhere at 81 ARoNAON
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GI6O FOR sALE-2-HoRsE EXPRESS RIG
~ t)O. 5-H MIrna 3 I'll -

TO BE SOLD FOR WANT or USE: YOUNG
horse, sound, kind. gentlei suitable for delivery
use stands without hitching, Call address III
Market St Ofice Z. ial1 atk
The morning call., 1891-01-12

m TIE SECOND FLOOR OF The HISTORY
~ Building viii be found bargains in pianos aud
organs OF various makes. r W. SPENCER a CO
rs Market St., second floor. oc24 II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$1,000 & oSsr TTs ONE K Of G6 PRES
tons ON Market; business $40 daily. HEALY, 1904
Marriott q
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&DS0 SALOON AND LUNCH-HoUSE; WELL.
~ -CO. furnished; suitable for man and wife:
other interests cause Of selling; good value J
LJNDIN Il CO., 344 Kearny ST. ialO SIS
The morning call., 1891-01-12

F-tn per loitu Nhlch VIII De proven uY a trial or
50 days before buying: present partner reliable
man, and has conducted the business with the asss-
lance ola CLERK for the past eight years and prefers
a partner TO hired help; good man wanted more
than money. BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Grant
The morning call., 1891-01-12

(. me CABINET GRAND: MUST BIZ SOLD; SEE
it before you buy. ~ Fifth ST., opp Mint noIi u
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HORSES.

u ANTED-To HIRE, WITH PRIVILEGE or
" buying horse and light very wagon; state
lowest rent and price; must be cheap FRANK.
Box 81 CALL. Branch ONCE lr%
The morning call., 1891-01-12

CARPETS-SMITH's BRUSSELS. Csc A YARD;
y inStallment price elsewhere 81 a yard. NJ
fRIEDMAN q co. 22S-23n II. ci,trn ani .l.iT Pnst
The morning call., 1891-01-12

BUSINESS HORSE AND WAGON FOR SALE
- cheap Address b. H, Box 100, CALL Branch
Once 1a1l 3l*
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4 UPRIGHT Plan O, GILBERT MAKE; PRICE
y $50. 725 Market ST.. " NJ. e. BADGER agency
for Hallet 4 Davis pianos jal1 II
-. FL ~. r,r "a Z. ~
The morning call., 1891-01-12

4 NEW 71s-OCrAvE PIANO; $3.50: CHRISTIE
- q sons make; grand upright; hne tone. NJ.
q. BADGER, I25 MarAet ST. iaIl It
The morning call., 1891-01-12

LIST PLACE ON THE COAST TO BUY A PIANO
- or an organ. +. ". SPE ger * co.'s, 1913 Mar
ket ST. second floor; pianos from 500; organs from
S5C; leading makers: finest stock. ocl7 Il
The morning call., 1891-01-12

l(0 PARTNER WANTED, FAMILY LIQUOR
- IDO' store: fine corner; No I trade: thorough
INVESTIGATION W. f. IEALY, 1904 Market ST. Its
The morning call., 1891-01-12
FOUND,

('AME TO MY PLAE ABOUT 3 MONTHS AGO
NRed COW; owner can have the same by paving ex-
penSes, o. will be sold. FRANK MARTY Mount
hamilton Dairy, SILVER ave. San Bruno road. jlo %
EoUND-THE BEST VARIETY OF MUSICAL
Instruments; suitable for holiday gifts aud ar
very reasonable prices. c. c. KEENE, j Third st.
rear Market. deI6 I'm
The morning call., 1891-01-12

7 oDGING-HoUsE; SO ROOMS: ONE OF CRoIC-
- est eornels II Market; clearing 500 per month.
i l.
The morning call., 1891-01-12

4 DUNHAM u SONS PIANO: VERY LITTLE
- used; price SI75. VIM. y. BADGER 725 Mar
hei 81. lall 1t
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Z 49, SALOONS ROOMS, FURNISHED; FINE
u L. corner; among fouudries and ma nufacto-
ries; no such bargain offered. HEALY. 1904 Mkt Is
The morning call., 1891-01-12

n ACRES OF LAND. 3 MILES FROM CALLS
1 toga, Napa County: price S25GO; this
ranch Is worth $4,000 either comfortable home
or as an invest ment house rooms: living springs
which flow all the year. barn. Sheds pcultry-house:
well fenced; 20 acres In CIVILIZATIONS 10 full
bearing assorted truit-trees. mostly French prunes
stone datry-honse; water piped throughout; ali
farming utensils GO Apply for 20 days to my
agent 9. w. JOHNSON, at Calistoga, Cal. w. s.
SPAULnING falO At
The morning call., 1891-01-12
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS,

ALAMEDA HEAL ESTATE.
The morning call., 1891-01-12

QDOOTo $1,000 - RoCERY STORES.
'J-OO saloons, restaurants, lodging houses, horse
shoelug shop, express wagon and horses. with good
stand, etc, By JOHN LUNDIN a CO., 34I Kearny
btTeeL. le29
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oUNTEY REAL ESTATE.
HAVE YOU SEEN DIR. PAYNE's NEW HOUSE
II on LAKEVIEW iall 1t

TOR SALE-37 ACRES FINE LAND; NAPA
Fifth st faIl l5ts
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pUY LOTS IN LAKEVIEW.
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lU00 ACRES IN 20ACRE LOTS; $40 AN
a wv acre on years time all the cash re-
CURED is s24 being the interest every months IL
set out to fruit the crop Will pay for the in
years Z. II. STREET x CO., AIS Montg omery
bIeet' no22 Il
The morning call., 1891-01-12

| OR 2 HANDSOME SUNNY ROOMS; FUR
L nished or parity furnished; nne location; sub
stantlal table; references. l02 Guerrero. del If
THE PARAMOUNT, 1714 MARKET ST., JUNO
L tion Tenth, Polk and Fell; suites with board FOR
l. gao up; 2, $50 up. de3 l2m
CIV. CORNER VAN NESS AVE. AND FELL ST.
sJHandsone suites and single rooms; house:
day board mole II
Y OSEMiTE HOUSE, lOs5 MARKET 81. BET.
slIth aud Seventh; Soc to ST. per nights per weez.
q eo 10 So single and en- suite; families. nrl u
A MEXICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, SO AND Ri
II Sansome st., San Francfsco board and room 81.
81 20 aud 81 so per day. free coach wM. NOSr-
G0MEkY. PROPRIETOR. ty21H
VNHE MARfpOSA. s24 LAGUNA-FlNE SUITES;
hrst-cla5s board; terms moderate. aul5 tf
A ELLINGTON HOUSE l2T KEARNY-PLEAS
~ ant sunny rooms suite and single; E.stfisSS
IL every respect; terms reasonable jal0t
M oNTGoMERY'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL. s3l
Az and 10 Second st.-SiDgIe inoaIs 25e haardaui
Ioom per day. s5c 10 ST. iy the @i 10 80
Coach 10 and from the holeI. ap3ltf
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General orders have been issued giving
the names of members who made the re-
quired score for the year 1890 and are en-
titled to the State decorations. From the
same it is made TO appear that LAG Of the
decorations Of the three classes will come
to members of the Second Brigade. There
are eeyrn of the first class in the order
given: Corporal \. 4. Berlin and Sergt. A.
a. Smith Of Company G Of the Fifth, each
with As points; Colonel Sheldon l. Kellogg,
l. g. K F., ana Sergeant A. \. Hanks, Signal
Gesns, eaeh with e Honr points; First
Battery A, 46 points, and with 10
points Private ". Unger, Company B,
Corporal John g. uult, {, and Private +.
o. Young, G. First InfantrY; First Lieu
tenant L J.. Emmons ana Private NJ Stock
dale, of the Fifth, and Corporal Burns
Macdonald, Signal Corps. TOTALS: Cover
noi's, STAFF | Filth Infantry. 4; First, 3; Sig
nal Corps, q; Second Artillery, l. Total, IL.
Decorations OF the second class viii be
awarded as follows: First Infantry staff.
8; Company {. II; B, IL; d, B; L, G and
Ii each, .; total 81. Second Artillery Staff,
J; {, g.; y, 4; ID. + ana G. each; total, Il.
fhird Infantry Staff, /; b, 8; g, 2: G. i;
The Durham daily globe., 1891-11-12
THIS SWlNDLE DIDN'T WORK.
Some One Forged Winnie Davis Name ta
an Appeal for Money.

Some One Forged Winnie Davis Name to
an Appeal for Money.
The New York Advertiser says: The
Jersey City police have two letters, one
to General Gordon, Atlanta, and the other
to DR.. William Morrow, of Nashville,
bearing the forged signature of Winnie
Davis and asking for the loan OF 81 900
to her mother, the widow of the late
President of the Southern Confederacy.
The police suspect that the letters are the
work of Edward L. Stoddard, who is
awaiting trial in the Hudson county jail
The letters are written on small note pa
paper in a neat feminine hand.
DR.. Morrow is a rich man, we'll known
in the South. AS soon as he received
the letter he knew it was a forgery, from
his knowledge of Miss Davis and the af-
fairs of her mother. So he sent it to
Chief of Police Smith. The letter gave
an address in Jersey City to which the
money should be sent, but decoy letters
were unclaimed.
The Durham daily globe., 1891-11-12
STILL IN HARD LUCK
The Western North Carolina Rail-
road i'm Hard Luck.
Two Accidents Happen Near Asheyille
Yesterday.
WINSTON GIRL TAKES COLD POISON
Tired Of Her Life of Sin and Shame She
Gofs Over the Old Route
to Death,

The Asheyille Citizen of yesterday says:
The Western North Carolina railroad is
having another streak of bad luck.
This morning about 2 o'clock an extra
log train, composed of six fat loads and
caboose, was coming in over the Muir
ply branch. The crew was made up Of
John Morris, engineer; Frank Taylor,
conductor; B. B. Arthur, fireman, and
John O'Connor, fagman.
There were two colored brakemen on
the cars Sam Moore and William Twitty.
The logs were thrown in every direc-
ton. Moore was thrown off his car into
an old well. His legs were broken and
he as hurt inwardly. Twitty was caught
under q pile of logs, and was mangled
horribly. His head was cut open, his
arms almost torn from his body, and his
legs broken and crushed into mass.
Samuel Moore, one of the dead was a
South Carolina man, from Santuck,
about % years old and married. Twitty
had been employed at the coal shute for
long time, was about 81 years old and
unmhrried
The Durham daily globe., 1891-11-12
Another Accident.

A landslide occurred on the main line
of the Western road, at Terrell's Siding,
just east of the Swannanoa tunnel.
The slide occurred about 6 o'clock this
morning, just a short time before the
west bound passenger train had arrived
at the spot. There is an enormous
amount of dirt on the track, the slide be-
ing 100 feet long and 12 feet deep.
Two forces of workmen were sent to
the slide at once, and Superintendent
Bridgers went down about II o'clock on
a special engine to superintend matters.
The track, it is expected, will be cleared
to night.