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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-12
Mrs lanes G Blaine Ir.

NEW YORK, April IL. - Mrs. James G.
Blaine Jr. is about to take up her residence
in South Dakota. She will reside there long
enough to obtain an absolute divorce from
her husband. Rumor says she will then
marry Dr. William Till Inghast Bull, to
whose skill her cure is attributed.
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New YORK, April 1.-THE Anchor line
steamship Anglia arrived to-day from Glib
raltar having on board the 153 steerage and
two saloon passengers of the steamship
Utopia. which was lost off Gibraltar.
Fourth engineer Mccall Of the Utopia, who
lived In BROOKLYN, was lost.
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Ex.Gnuarnnr Watarman,s Condition.

SAN DIEGO, April 1I.-Ex-GOvernor Water
mans condition has varied considerable during
the day, but Io-night lie Is reported as being
much worse, This morning he was resting
easier and it was hoped that the crisis was over.
This afternoOn he again became feverish and
restless aud bis vitality was very low last nighf.
Dr. Huntington, the at ending physician, has
been at Ihe sick man's bedside during the past
three days, and is doing all in his power 10 break
I'D lie disease.
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lNsURGENT SUCCESSES.
africa and Tacna Captured by the Chilean
Rebels-Ports Closed

HebeIs-Ports CIosed.
IoUIoUE, April 11-News has just been
received here that africa and Tacna have
been captured by the insurgents and that
the Department of Tacna is in the hands Of
the Congress party, which now controls all
Northern Chile as far south as COplapo. No
forces fleeing toward the frontier of Bolivia.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Secretary
Of State has received information from the
United States Minister at Santiago. Chile,
that the Government OF Chile has declared
closed the ports of Chanaral. Taital, AntO-
JGnin and Pleagaa. The Minister also
states that all vessels attempting to trade
with those ports are liable to confiscation.
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Pensione1.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE following
Californians have been granted pensions ::
Martin c, Gee, Jacob Thorn, William p
Sherman, Joseph Bushey, Edward J. Reeves,
Archibald Mcdonald, James G. Blair. Amos
Pettingill, Rebecca A, widow of William
F. Allison, William n. Bnggs, Joseph NJ
Dunb, Sarah E., widow Of William Browder.
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0lsppie Trial.

MERGED, April 1.-The trial Of August Olsen,
charged with tile murder of lvett, was continued
Yesterday. Mrs. Olsen (Augusrs mOtherl, Jones,
August Olsen and Albert Ingalsbe were e1-
amlned, but nothing important was eliclted.
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Board of Pharmacy.

SACRAMENTO. April 11.-G oyelnor Markham
to-day appointed a State Board of Pharmacy,
consisting of John Wood OF Pasadena, A. j.
Finger Of Santa Barbara, J. Ii. Flint OF Marys-
Vile, l.. II. Melvin Of Oakland, X. ]. Van Noor-
bes of Sacramento, ". NJ. Searby and John
Dawson, both OF san francisco. All persons
desr6fys OF engaging in compromising medicine
must submit to an examination by the board.
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Death of a California Thoroughbred.

Ell PAso (Tex.), April ia carload Of
horses. from the Hearst stables, going East
to the spring races. arrived here Monday.
but we're compelled to stop on account Of
the sickness of one Of the racers, Senator
Rose The horse died to-day. He was con-
sidered one Of the fastest in the stable
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Mountain Spring Water Works.

The proprietor of the Mountain Spring
Water Works on April Z, 1891. filed his re-
port, shown e: Expenses-1sS9, S16.s07; !;
1890, S27.232. Total. S44.039 Revenue
1889. S729; 1890. S1O04 Total. S1733.
Suit is now brought to forfeit the same to
klno nii
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A Friendly Visit.

Mission Parlor. No. 3S. N. S. G. W.. left
last night for Petaluma, on visit to Bear
Flag Parlor. No. 81. The members we're
banaueted Immediately after their arrival at
their destination. and will participate in a
clam-bake and baseball game with their
hosts this afternoon. The visitors are 200
strong
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nIhaPLEs, black-heads, red, rough, chapped and
HlM niIv skin cnred by CuTICuRA Soar.
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Fire I'm a Cannery.

The alarm from Box 6S at $40 o'clock last
night was for fire in the basement OF the
fruit-canning establishment of A. Lusk &
Co. at Al Brannan street. The damage
amounted to about $500. but the cause could
N nr hu aoaartaina6
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Indian lenredatiors.

CLIFTON (Ariz.), April 1I.-Sherif Olney, just
in from Solomonville, reports The Indians com.
mi;tlng depTedatoDs on The sheep ranches be-
tween Bonita and SOlomoDvle and that Victoria
aud his band had killed seven MeXicaus.
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This morning at Ii o'clock, the congrega-
tion of Calvary Presbyterian Church will
celebrate the thirts-sixth anniversary of its
Sabbath-scbool. The event will he marked
by special service, copies of which, in
pamphlet form. will be distributed as souye-
Mrs of the occasion.
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Charles Grambarth of the Cigar-m Union
has been recommended by the Council Of FEEDER
ated;T Trades 10 the Governor as one OF the Two
representatives Of the trades unions to be ap-
pointed member OF the State Board Of ArbitrA-
inn
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would injure itself and weaken the military
and naval strength of the country by going
to war with the United States, the Figaro
from the opposite point of view. The arti-
Gle accuses England of being the master of
the art of an egotisticsl and brutal policy,
in that she is now eOvertly melting Italy to
war with America, in order that she may
ascertain the capacity Of the Italian IRON
clads.
To BE INvESTIG ATED.
RoNDoUT On. ", April 1l.-Pratt Post.
G. A. R.. appointed committee to investi-
gate the recent Italian outrage at Lefeyre
Falls, where several Italians employed at
the cement quarry hosted the American
flag and riddled it with bullets in retalia-
Lion for the New Orleans tragedy. Ulster
County veterans are determined, if possible,
to bring these men to justice.
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The Invalids.

WASHINGTON, April 1I.-General Rose
Grams is considered out of danger. General
Spinolas condition is still critical. Ex-
Governor Fletcher is believed to be out Of
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Janan ese Murderers Cautured.

MERGED, APRIL 11.-The two Japs who mu r.
dered Chinese woman near Fresno a few days
ago were captured at AthlOne in this county
to-day, by Constable Mulsrry of Fresno. and
were Iaken 10 Fresno.
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Bakers Union.

The Journeymen Bakers Union condemned
last night the action of the police In attempting
TO interfere with their boycott Of Davis Bakery.
and Will appeal to the retail grOcers Tor assist
lDce,
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The Firm of FIavin s Co. to incorporate.

The Firm of FIavin & Co. to IncOrpornto.
The firm of NJ. j. Flavin &5 Co. will file
papers of Incorporation tomorrow, with
capital stock OF 100000. S25o,0OO of which
will be paid up. The title of the incorpora-
tion will be 1.-The Y l. Manufacturing.
Quitting and Importing Company" and
the objects of the corporation will be for the
purpose Of buying. selling. manufacturing
and importing all kinds of merchandise.
NJ j. Flavin will be President Of the COM
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Yellow Fever Aboard Ship.

LONDON. April 1.-THE Swedish ship
Conderen at Pernambuco, from Rio Janeiro,
March 26lh, reports that five of the crew
have died from yellow fever, and several
others are i'll.
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Coopers' Strike.

The Executive Committee OF the Federated
Tradss will call npon Lawson, the proprietor OF
the cooper-shOp whose employees are on strike.
to Induce him 10 settle his differences with the
mn
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Training Male Nurses.

New YORK, April 1.-THE first report OF
the Bellevue Hospital Training School for
Male Nurses, founded by ID. o. Mills, shows
gratifying results.
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INSANE FROM THE GRIP.

A Farmer Attempts to Kill His Wife and
Mortally Wounds a Man.
CHICAGO, April IA dispatch from Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, says that ii. Jansen, a
farmer living near Cleves, while tempo
rarily insane from the grip, attempted 10
kill his wife. Rev. Mr.. Schmidt and DR..
Symington came to her assistance. when he
turned upon and beat them boIlI badly. He
then ran upstairs and refused to come down
until the next day. A party at one time at
tempted to go up and capture him, but the
leaders skull was fractured by piece of
wood thrown by Jansen and the man will
die. Jansen finally quieted down and has
been taken to Grundy
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OVERLAND MAILS LATE.-The overland mall
was four hours late yesterday. on account OF its
failure to make connections at Ogden.
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CANyAssING THE VOTE.
Cregier sustains Heavy Loss in the First
Ward Counted.

Ward Counted.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Board Of Elec-
tion Commissioners met to-day for the pur-
pose of taking up the convass of votes cast
at the city election Tuesday. The board
proceeded to hear evidence In the matter of
the alleged misconduct of Dennis Sheehan,
one Of the judges of election, for whose ar
rest warrant was issued yesterday in be-
half of the Chairman of the Republican
Campaign Committee. 5. Fl. Harris, one of
the Republican judges, testified to Sheehan's
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spfTsr;no;n Nova Scotia.
Anna Iickinson,s Denial.

HALIFAX. April ia dispatch from
Kings Cove says that two hundred families
are in a condition of actual starvatlon.
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GOSHEN On. ", April llama Dickin-
son denies the truth of the statements made
by her sister Susan.
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Terrible Skin Disease

1 will state tha: my little boy two years old had
terrible anlction OF the skin After my family ply
sic an had failed for six months to cure him. tried
CUTIcURA REMEDIES, which found, to my great
satisfaction cured him entirely well in three weeks.
1t has been now over one year. and no appearance
or the disease visible am ready and willing az
any time to testify TO the worth of your remedies
w. A. KING, Puxico, Mo.
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In From Victoria.

The steamer City of Puebla came in from
Victoria last night with 4S cabin and 6S
steerage passengers.
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tersburg Government will acquire all the
Southern Russian railways, SO as to form q
direct line from the Black Sea to the Baltic.
The plan is Of great strategic Importance.
AMERICAN PORK.
The report of the abolition of the restric-
tions against American pork is entirely pre-
mature. The truth of the matter is. the
Government win not withdraw the restrlc-
tions until the new American measures are
put into efficient operation. Probably live
swine will be admitted first, following the
precedent of live cattle. The importation
of American cattle grows apace. Ii 1t de-
velops in the same ratio every month. IT will
soon ass ume enormous proportions. Official
Hamburg figures show the importations
were in January IA head, February 45l,
March Sill
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RUSSIAN FRONTIER.

Exact details concerning Russian move
ments on the frontier prove that the in
crease of troops along the Galician frontier
amounts to twelve battalions. The st. Pc
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Is the Law ConstitutIonalq

Is the Law ConstitutIOnaIY
Tax Collector O'Brien and the Finance
Committee of the Board OF Supervisors had
another conference yesterday over the new
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier. and greatest OF
Humor Remedies internally ito cleanse tho blood
OF all impurities and poisonous elements, and thus
remove the cause), and CUTIcURA, the great Skin
Cure. and CUTICURA SOAP. an exquisite SKIN Beau
ter. externally ito clear the skin aud scalp, and re-
store the hairj speedily and permane Itly euro
every species OF itching burning. scaly, pimply,
scrOfulous and hereditary diseases and humors
from infancy to age, from pinples TO scrofula.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUrIcuRA soc; Soar.
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pages 80 illustrations and 100 testimonials
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THE GERMAN EMPIRE.
Possible Effect Of Prince BiSmarCk'S Re-
turn 10 Public Life.
Talk Of The Formation Of New Party.
Movement Of Russian Troops on the
Frontier American Pork.

Copyrighted, 1891. by the New York Associated
Press
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AN ALL DAY PICNIC.-The Central Methodist
Church will spend May d3y--Friday, May 1st-
at Glenwood, in the Santa Cruz Mouuains. Il
Will be family reuuion-au "all.day picnic" for
the young and old.
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Summer Trip to Canada.

Why not go to Toronto this summer:
National Educational Association hold:
its meeting there in July.
Santa Fe Route offers rate of one far,
round trip. plus. s2.GO membership fee
Tickets on sale July to -. good until
September 30. returning. Cheap side
trips can be made 10 ST. Lawrence re-
sorts. New England and Atlantic sea-
board.
Stick pin here. please. Going ia
Santa Fe Ro2te no transfer Is required III
Chicago. We occupy Union Depot with
Chicago and Grand Trunk. and Wabash
Rvs. direct" routes to Toronto. we are
also 30 miles the shortest line between
Kansas City and Chicago. Elegant YES
thule trains and dining ear service.
Several large parties now organizing.
Call on local agent Santa Fe Route for
particulars. FRED GARDNER. As't.
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Ms. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, ILL.,,
makes the statement that she caught cold.
which settled on her lungs she was treated
for month BY her family physician. but
grew worse. He told her she was kote-
less ,Ietim Of consnmftios ami that no melii-
cine couI! cure her. Her druggist suggest
ed DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption: she bought bottle and to her
delight found herself benefited from the
first dose. She continued its use and after
taking ten bottles, found herself sound
and well. now does her own house work
and is as we'll as she ever was.-Free trial
bottles OF this Great Discovery at City
Drug Store, large bottles. SOC. aud 81.
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Advertised Letter List.

The following letters remain unclaimed
for week ending July 18th. Person:
calling for any of these letters will please
say "advertised' and give date of thi:
list. II not called for in thirty days they
will be sent to the dead letter Office.
Buchanan, Tn 's.P. Ibash. c. H.
Carter, L. s. Lamb. AL.
Early, r. NJ. Mccartney. E.S.
Escue. VIM. Mellecher, Addie
Granger. 1. L. Nurrs, Nancy
How. j. X. ROsecrants. Lee
Hidlebaugh, E.E. Tbulin, Sam.
r. w. EVANS. Pm.
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l consider the Steam Cooker which Mr..
Wing has for sale. to be a very superior
article: that it will save hOusekeeper
much labor feel certain, and where one
uses gasoline stove the saving in gasoline
alone would soon pay for the cooker. I
would not like TO part with mine find
that can cook meat and vegetables and
steam bread and pudding at one time, and
much easier than by the old method.
Mrs. MUNsELL
For sale by Ii. WING. % 3m
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Attention Old Soldiers and Sailor

There will be Grand Reunion of the
old soldiers and sailors at Larned. Kan
>as. July a4th and 18th. 1891.
Hon. Tim Mccarthy. Dept. Commau-
der. \. r. Green. V. c.. A. B. Camp
bell. \. A. c., Capt. Henry Booth, a. Q.
NJ. Hon. Bernard Kelly and host of
able speaker will be there. Ample ac-
cOmmodations have been made for ALL
Plenty TO eat aud plenty of tents, so
yv,.. ~lauAeIs anu ~ viu
fashioned camp once more. There will
be Il rousing camp fire each evening.
The camp is located adjoining Larned's
celebrated Mineral Wells. where there
will be boat-riding aud bOat-racing on
Mineral Lake with old time camp sports
with the boys. Come and bring all your
friends.
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The Republican Central Committee Of
Ford county, Kansas. will meet 1t the
court house in Dodge City on the 18th
day of July. 1891, at l o'clock p. m. For
the purpose Of providing for the selection
of delegates to attend the nominating
convention of the 9th Judicial District.
to be held at Garden City Kansas Au-
gust 3rd. 1891. and 10 transact such 9TH
er and further business as may properly
come before the committee. Each
member of the committee is urged 70 be
present. T.. f.. SMITH.
Chairman.
W. L. WATSON
Secretary.
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Notice to Builders.

Proposals for building five or more cottages
ana Tor plastering mems quarters, will be re.
cefveo ae the ONCE of the Comm andant of the
Kansas state Soldiers Home Dodge City. Kas.
upto O'Clock q. m, July 9Th, lS9I. All
mn!ef1al 20 be furnished by the state. Bids
WORK. carpenter work. plastering and paint
Ing separately.
Plans and Specifications can be seen NJ the
omce o. tne CommandAns af the Home on and
afeer 1ondey July soeh, lsQ.
ne noaro reserves the tight 70 reject any
Nv 41x1Y Boom, Sec1eealy.
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-Ur1v1ug over the prairies in the last
few days we noticed scattered among
the buffalo grass numerous lunches of
alfalfa.in some places considerable patch
es. These patches are widening each
year as the seed ripens and falls upon
the GROUND. 1t receives no other moist
ure than such as comes by natural rain
fall. The time was. and but a short time
since. when farmers believed that unless
the buffalo grass was thoroughly sub
dued it would eventually root out the
best stand Of alfalfa. No one holds to
that idea now. Scatter alfalfa seed over
the prairies and in few years they will
be as thickly clothed With it as they are
now with buffalo grsss.-Garden City
Imprint.
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The board Of county commissioners
It their meeting last week laid out a
public highway from Dodge City down
the valley through the Soldiers Home.
Property owners along the line had
asked for damages aggregating over
$4,000. but the appraisers only esti-
mated the damage at about $1,000.
which was allowed by the board of
commissioners, and now we have mag
nificent highway where it has been
gretaly needed. This will add another
handsome pleasure drive TO those al
ready approaching the city from other
directions.
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The middle finger Of one of Carrot
ReasOner's hands was amputated at the
second joint by Dodge City surgeons last
week. The operation was made neces-
sary by an unusually severe felon which
affected the bone.
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Mr.. :. 5. Michael is cutting and bind
ing five acres of oats on his place near
the Missouri Pacific depot which be says
will make .ixt: bushels to the acre. II
is 30 heavy that he has great difficulty in
getting it to elevate on the binder
L1uned Eagle Otta.
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A horrible railroad accident occurred
on the Colorado Midland. near Aspen.
Colorado. wherein several lives were lost,
including some formerly of Pratt county,
Kansas. The victims met their death BY
scaldiug steam from an engine which
collided with the rear coach of another
train. last Monday.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has filed his petition in the Probate
Court Of Ford County. Kansas. asking
that a druggists permit to sell intoxicating
liquors be issued 10 said petitioner, and
that said petition will be heard on the 2n,l
Gay Of July, 1891. at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Attest: A. II. HARD.
D. W. MOrFITT. Probate Judge.
First publication June 3. 1891.
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From the East Coast CTitusyille,
tlorida.) -ifiucate. We clip the following
item relative to Sergeant Lanouette. who
Is we'll known in this city. having had
charge of the L. :. Signal Station. ar
this place for number of years: .On
Wednesday. July lst. the Signal Service
was transferred from the L. 5. army TO
the Agricultural Department. The men
were discharged from the army on June
3Oth. and those who decided to remain
will be civilian employees in Weather
Bureau Department of Agriculture. Mr..
Lanouetse. the observer in charge of the
Weather Bureau. received his .sheepskin'
on Saturday. discharging him As ser
geant OF the {. 8. Signal Service Corps.
after IL years service. While we know
him to be rather diffident in matters that
relate to himself personally. it il with
pleasure that we note that at the bottom
OF his discharge was written Excellent
HE definition to this term by Signal
Service orders is: For conspicuous de-
votlon to duty; upright and unwsverinp
hdelity, and high personal integrity.
Inc force will remain It the Titusville
once - At present Mr.. n. W. Liehty.
mother popular officer, who il in Tsmps
temporarily, win soon resume his dutie.
As tnh station. We wish them boeh No.
~ b thsif new organisation.'