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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-15
CONTRABAND OPIUM.
A Wholesale Cooking and Canning Factor
Found at Marysville.

Found at Marysville.
MARYsvILLE, Nov. IA. Last night
Revenue Inspectors Thomas aud Nelson, Of
San Francisco, and Thayer of this district,
after considerable skirmishing and much
effort made an entrance through an old and
deserted Chinese theater building to an ad-
joining house and there discovered four
very large opium ovens and every evidence
of recent prep aration for the packing OF
cooked opium. Over 1000 five-tael ca ms
were discovered on the floors. These had
been put in position and were ready to re-
ceive the prepared substance. When the
officers reached the place there was not
sign OF Chinaman, nor could any dope be
located. The building is evidently con-
structed to avoid an Invasion, and is GER
tainly thoroughly equipped for cooking the
contraband article. The furnace showed
recent use and strainers had also been used.
From the quantity of labels and packages
about Deputy Thayer gave it as his opinion
that not less than $4,000 worth of the drug
had been put up in the place very recently
He says that owing to the present vigilance
In San Francisco aud other Cities Marys-
Vile is made the distributing point for much
unbranded and illegal stock. Thirty cans
of unstamped opium were found in two
stores. These were c0ntiscated, but no
arrests were made.
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RAILROAD EXTENSIONS.
The Nevada State Board of Trade Offering
Special Inducements

The Nevada State Board of Trade Offering
Special Inducements
RENO. Nov. 14.-Tbe Nevada State Board
OF Trade. at large meeting held this after
noon. adopted the following resolutions
unanimously:
ResOlUed That the Nevada State Board OF
Trade directs the attention OF The people OF Calf
fornIa aud the / ailic Association of san Fran
cisco as well as all railroad companies east OF
Salt Lake CITY, desirous OF extending their roads
westward, that Nevada fully recognizes the ne
cessity Tor other ana more through lines for the
DEVELOPMENT of It's great mineral and agricut-
ural resources. and VIII do its psst - e.. asc
encourage the first company that will begin the
work OF construction. Attention Is further di-
rected TO the act, passed by The last Legislature,
Offering bonus OF S1,3So,00 to any company
building through the counties of White Pine,
Eureka, Lander, Churchill. Storey fnd Washoe
within five years. 1ne Secretary of the board Is
hereby directed to communicate vii all persons
or corporations interested. and furnish any and
all Information In possession Of the Board Of
Trade that may be OF benefit to projected new
roads.
After discussing other subjects of State
interest the board adjourned.
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NOVEMBER

to our first suspicious, there are q few
places. It has been going on for sixteen
years. The Government has been defrauded
of millions in duties. The profits In the
bu siness are 100 per cent, and well-known
people are induced to take share In the
business. The combination was bringing
Into the city of New York 1000 pounds a
month. Smugglers BROUGHT it from Mon
treal." The detective said further: There
are men of high standing in politics and
society on both coasts who may well shake
in their shoes with fear. They are likely
to be arrested just as Chace was"
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Threats Of LynchinR

MILFORD Pa.), Nov. 14.-Tnere is great
excitement throughout Pike County over
the shooting Of I. E. Davis and his wife and
son by worthless fellow named Simon
Fields, with whom Davis and his family
bad always been on good terms. The
Davises ara all seriously wounded, and 1t is
feared the father will die. The assailant
was arrested, and threats Of Iynching are
being made
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MURDERERs BREAK JAIL.
They Saw Of the Bolts in the Priso-
Door

- WOODLAND, Nov. Il William Wohi-
from, the slayer Of Mat Faigle, broke Jail
this morning by saving the bolts that Sc
cured the rear door to the corridor of the
Jail. Wohlfrom was with Dan Bemmerly
at the time of the killing of Fligle and was
sentenced to seventeen years at Folsom, but
has been granted a new trial. Since the
second conviction of Bemmerly W0hlfrom
seems TO doubt the propriety Of standing
trial. Officers have been searching for the
escapes all day. and liberal reward has
been offered, but up to this time no clew
has been found. One other short-timer es-
capped with Wohlfrom, but he was over
taken at Yolo. five miles from this city.
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the Governor made in his decision ordering
suit to be commenced. When Mr.. Hart was
asked for copy Of his letter he refused 70
give IL unless the Governor scquiesced
making known the contents Of his missIyo.
Private Secretary Higgins when asked for
the letter said the Governor considered Il =
private communication and for that reason
would not give it out for publication. Mr..
tanned nothing that could be inferred TO Be
sarcastic. The Governor to-day had NOT
signed the direction, but probably viii, aud
suit will be commenced by the Attorney-
General in SOME county to be designated By
the Gnyprnnr -
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Catarrh

The following statement frankly gives the facts
In a very severe case OF catarrh:
ut is true that have received great deal OF
benefit from Hoods Sarsaparlla and think would
be entirely cured of catarrh If 1t had not been of so
long standing But Hoods Sarsaparla help d
me no other medicine ever did. had the
disease l8 years, aud year before taking
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ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. IA large num-
Der of German colonists located along the
Volga River are discontented with the con-
diton prevailing in Russia. and many have
determined to give up their holdings and
leave the country. MANY of them are going
to the United States, These emigrants are
thrifty and Industrious, and the majority of
them are fairly well to do.
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Tortured tn Death.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 14.-Francis Bowling,
aged IA years, beguiled little fellow named
Johnnie Evans, agrd o. from home, and
after blindfolding him and tying his hands
battered his head with stone until he was
apparently dead. Bowling then left his
victim lying in lonely place and returned
10 his usual haunts. He has been arrested
and will probably be hanged, as the Evans
boy is diving
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Prophetic Words.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 14.-At meeting Of
the Cincinnati Literary Club last month
Don Piatt closed a speech with the follow
ing words: when your next anniversary
comes Don Piatt will not be here. My
doctor forbade my coming this time, bus
here / am. When next year. your forty
third anniversary, is commemorated Don
Piatt will have joined the silent majority"
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Ordered to Chile

BosToN, Nov. 14.-The United States
cruiser Newark has been held from sailing
until Monday in order to complete certain
repairs. 1t is reported here that the New
ark is to go to New York to take in her nav
igation stores and await orders there. She
will get away at 10 o'clock in the morning.
A report is about the navy-yard that nine
cruisers, the Newark among the number
are ordered 10 Chile.
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stadt had any bearing on the discussion Of
the Dardanelles question. Adverting to the
relations between Austria aud Italy, Kali
noky said the two Governments had an iden-
tical conservative policy. He stated, from
personal knowledge, that the interview be-
tween De Giers. the French Minister of For
eign Affairs. and Di Rudini, the Italian
Premier, would have no disturbing infu-
ence; on the contrary, the European out
look was quite peaceful. Otherwise he
would have been obliged to ask for much
larger credits for the purpose of armament.
Regarding the movement of Russian troops
on the Austrian frontier Count Kalnoky said
as far as he knew they still continued.
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England Losing Commerca

LONDON, Nov. 14.-Considerable interest
attaches to the figures showing the value of
the declared exports from the United King
dom to the United States for the three
months ended June Both last, as compared
with the same period in 1890. TIE total
were S44, ,625, ,841. and for last year 500, ,329, :
066, thus showing a falling off Of nearly
100000. Only six of twenty-four towns
exporting 10 the United States show an in
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Colony Auction Sale.

MERGED. Nov. 14.-To-day the first colony
auction sale took place in these parts. Il
was the Maltese Villa Tract, the property
of R. Porter Ashe. Something like ffty
twenty-acre tracts were sold, the prices
ranging from SG5 to S95 per acre. The sale
opened by grand barbecue on the grounds.
Most of the purchasers were people from
San Francisco.
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Accepted the Offer.

LONDON. Nov. 14.-Sylvia Gerrish. the
opera bouffe actress who came to Europe six
months ago to study harmony, received by
cable yesterday a flatterug offer from Ru-
dolph Arouson to return to America at once
and take the leading part in the next oper-
eta at the Casino. Miss Gerrish considered
the matter with American promptness and
inside of an hour cabled her acceptance.
She will sail either next Wednesday or Sat
urday.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

The Charred Remains of a Woman Found in
the Ruins Of Her Residence.
LINCOLN (Nebr), Nov. 14-Near Davey,
about four miles from Lincoln, a fire last
night destroyed the home OF Mrs. Anna
Morrissey. A neighbor passing the place
to-day discovered in the ruins the charred
remains of the former occupant Mrs.
Morrissev, who was we'll to do and lived
alone. The fact that she was in the city
yesterday and received considerable money
leads to the theory that the fire was not ac-
cdental. The Coroner will Investigate.
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EVERY BONE CRUSHED.
Workman on the Chicago Masonic Tempt
Falls Nineteen Stories

Workman on the Chicago Masonic Temple
Falls Nineteen Stories.
CHICAGO, Nov. 14-James Charlsen broke
the record to-day with a frightful fall of
nineteen stories. He was terra-cotta
operator working on the inside of the roof
Of the new Masonic Temple. He and a
companion named John Wilson had erected
temporary scaffolG, and Charlsen was
standing on this when 1t gave way. The
distance to the ground was covered in about
three seconds. Every bone in his body was
crushed, and the corpse presented a frightful
spectacle. Wilson saved himself by clingng
to the side supports. He has since dsap-
peared. ard it is said that he and Charlsen
quarreled few moments before the scaffold
broke,
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parillas to Meet His Enemies

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 14.-Dispatches
from Guatemala says that Barillas is send
ing troops to the north from Quezaltenango
for the purpose of intercepting the reyulu-
tionsts If they should cross over from
Mexico. The Mexican Government denies
that it has been asked to stop the revolu-
tloBistS from crossing the Mexican frontier
to Guatemala, and says it has no knowledge
of any revolutionary movement against that
country.
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HELD UP A STAGE
The Robber Shared His Booty With the
Driver.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 14.-Last Thursday
evening the stage which runs between this
city and Plymouth, Amador Coup tysswas
proceeding up grade near the latter town
when a man sprang from the brush. pre-
sented a pistol at the driver, John Cush-
man, and ordered him to throw out the mall
bag. Cushman complied with the request,
but the contents of the mail bag panned out
nothing. There being no passengers, Cush-
man WAS ordered 10 give up his cash and he
was agreeable to this proposition also, hand
ing over S24 40. Is that all the money you
have?" asked the robber. Every cent"
replied Cushman. "Well, here's dollar. >"
said the highwayman, and he threw Cush-
man that amount. The robber then depart-
ed and Cushman drove the stage to Ply
mouth,
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Canadian Newsuapers Sued.

QUEBEC, Nov. 14.-Prenisr Mercier has
instructed the Crown prosecutor to have
the editors, publishers and correspondents
Of the Toronto Empire, the Montreal Ga
zette, the Montreal LIE Monde, the Montreal
La Psesse and the Quebec Courier du
Canada arrested and prosecuted on GRIM
inal charges for having published or repro
duced the Whalen doodle" charges.
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The cheyenne National Bank.

CHEYENNE (Wyo.), Nov. 1.-THE liabili
ties of the Cheyenne National Bank are
S31S,000 with assets twice that amount, and
such men as John Sherman and John Jay
Knox holding blocks of stock. The Cheyenne
National Bank will liquidate in full. The
only bad feature is that calling in of loans
by the examiner or receiver will cramp
some local concerns
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Sunday Law Violatora.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 14.-Joseph X. Emmett,
the German comedian. and twenty others,
including Manager f. S. Wilt Of the Grand
Opera House, and nineteen CABIN en-, who
were arrested yesterday for violating the
Sunday law, were given hearing before
the Justice this morning and fined S2S 40
each.
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BEHIND THE BARS.
Arrest Of Nineteen Members of a Gang Of
Chicago Crooks

Chicago Crooks
CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-Nineteen men were
arrested tonight in and near the Farmers
saloon, Clinton and Madison streets. They
belong to an organized gang Of safe-blowers
and thieves that have been successfully op-
Grating in ST. Louis and Chicago. Consid-
erable stolen property was captured. The
police have been tracing these fellows for
some time, and tonight succeeded in cor
railing most Of the gang. The burglaries
with which the men are connected aggre-
gate thousands of dollars. The majority of
the men have dome time" and others are
well known as crooks. Thirteen of the men
were caught in the saloen. but six others
were in room in house short distance
away and made a desperate resistance
They were overcome, however, and all
placed behind the bars
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CITY OF MEXICO, Nov 14.-The furious
storm which has been prevailing on the gulf
has ceased. Much damage was done to the
shippinP, and 1t is supposed that several
fishing schooners went down.
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ana aIter using them eleven
weeks exactly according 70
directions, he began TO
steadily improve, and after
the use OF them for seven
months his head WAS en-
,tirely well. When we hcgaa
,using IL his head was .
3solid sore from the crown
Ito his eyebrows. IL was
also ali over his ears, most
OF his face and small places
on different parts of his
body. There were sixteen
weeks that We had TO keep
his hands tied to the cradle
aud hold them when he waz
NaNHA.
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Eeyer Must Go Back.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 14.-In the matter OF
the application of Detective Daltan Of Jer-
sey City for reQuisition papers for John
Heyer, under arrest in San Francisco on q
charge of embezzlemant alleged to have
been committed in New Jersey. Governor
Markham this afternoon rendered de-
cision ordering the issuance Of the papers.
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Attacked a Custom.Houss.

ST. LOUIS, Nov IA special to the Re-
publican from San Antonio. Tex. says:
News has just reached here that the revolu-
lntionist. Gaterino CARA. at the hsad Of
his band. attacked the Custom house at
loss of life
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OFFICER MCCARTHY HELD.
He Must Answer for Manslaughter for Killing
Woman

SALINAS, Nov. 14.-The four sons of the
woman who was shot and killed by Officer
Mccarthy at Gobolin Mountains week ago.
day on charge of assault with deadly
weapon and were discharged. 0ffcsr Mo-
CaIthy and the Portuguese were also ex-
amined on charge of murder. resulting in
the officer being held to answer before the
Superior Court for manslauyhter and the
Portuguese discharged. Mccarthy was im-
mediately released on bonds.
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A Treaty Proposed.

MUNICH. Nov. 14-The Austro- Hun
garian, German and Italian delegates, who
have been holding a conference, have fully
agreed upon Zollyerein. They will at
once proceed to draft a treaty, and then ne
gotiate with Switzerland
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third payment OF S96, 1854 to the Union Iron
Works Of California on account Of the bat
tlo.chin 0rooon
ysIoN CLERK Discussed.

A PENSION CLERK DISMISSED.
Secretary Noble to-day dismissed from the
service Lewis w. Bogy Of ST Louis, Mo-, q
clerk in the Pension Office. for having writ
ten and published novel Of an objection
able character on official lifein Washington.
LAND CASE DECIDED.
In tho case Of William de Long vs.. Henry
Snider, involving pre-emption In the In
dependence District California, the Com
missioners decision 10 affirmed.
PosToFFTCE ESTABLISHED.
A new postofice has been established at
Fairhoime, CIallaln County. WASH, special
from Pert Crescent George e. Mitchell
Pnsfn1aatar &.
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ATTORNEY HARTs LETTER.
He Makes a Sarcastic Rejoinder to the Gov
eruor

ernor.
SACRAMENTO, New. IA short time ago
Governor Markham ordered Attorney Gen.
eral Hart. after the latter had refused to do
so. to bring suit in the name of the State
testing the validity of the Glenn County
election. Attorney General Hart this morn
ing addressed letter to Governor Markham
in regard to the matter and inclosed di-
rection to be signed by the Governor that
the Attorney General would commence ac-
ti0n as ordered. II was stated in the Office
of the Attorney General that Mr.. Hart
scorched tie Governor in his letter as sort
Of rej0inder to the comments on Mr.. Hart
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Bad Financial condition

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 14.-Dispatches
from San Salvador are to the effect that the
Government of that republic is In bad
financial state and is unable to pay the sal
aries Of its employees.
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A GREAT OPIUM RING.

Exposure Of a Conspiracy Reaching From the
Atlantic to the Pacific
CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-The Times Washing
ton special says: Speaking of the opium
ring and the. arrest of Chace, the opium
smuggler, in New York, in connection
Herewith, the Chief Of the Treasury detec-
tive force said to-day to me: I'VE believe
we have got u correct clew to tha most
enormous conspiracy against the United
States that ever threatened it. 1t is larger
than the whisky ring, because it reach S
from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Contrary
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Fostering Friendly Feelines

ROME. Nov. 14.-Ths International Peace
Congress to-day adopted proposal that the
universities of Europe and America should
take measures TO foster among their STU
dents feelings Of respect and friendship for
foreign nations,
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mittens tied on his hands to keep his nnger.naiia
ou OF the Sores he would scratch IL he could In
any way get his hands loose. We know your CurT-
cURA REMEDIES cured him. We feel safo la
recommending them to others.
GEO. b. d JANErTA HARRIS,
Webster, Ind.
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Cnllapa Kickars

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Yale football
team to-day defeated the University OF
Pennsylvania As TO o. Princeton defeated
Cornell to O.
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BIRD-SHOOTING.
Third Match Between Brewer and Hulford
Results in a Tie

MARIO On. j., Nov. 14-The third match
betN cen Captain John N. Brewer, cham
pion Of the world, and e. D. Hulford of
New York. took place to-day. The shoot
ing was at 100 BIRDS thirty yards RISE for
$500 side. Hulford won both the previous
matches and to-day's match: resulted In
tie, each killing nine ty-four birds
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BAD ECZEMA ON BABY
Head One Solid Sore. Itching Awful.
Had to Tie His Hands to Cra-
die. Cured by Cuticura.

Our little boy broke his head with q bad
form OF eczema when he was four months old We
tried three doctors but they did not he,n him We
then used your three CUTIcURA REakpIES
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A CRUEL PARENT.
Sentenced to Prison for Causing the Death Of
n Girl

ELIZABETH On. J.), Nov. 14.-Judge Nc
Cormick to-day sentenced Samuel Beekman
(cOlored) and his white companion, Jonnie
Wyley, to ten years imprisonment at hard
labor. 1t took twelve men to overpower
Beekman and place him in cell. His wife
died several months ago, leaving a delicate
girl. named Pearl. Beekman and the white
woman used the child in such an inhuman
manner that she died in short time. They
received their punishment to-day.
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Por.ugal's Prohibitive Tariff.

LISBON. Nov 1.-THE Diario to-day pub.
fishes the new tariff. which is strongly pro-
hibitlonist.
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AUSTRIA'S INTERESTS.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs Reviews IL
Continental G,fnatinn

VIENNA, Nov. 14-ln the Hungarian Del
egation today Count Kalnoky. the Austrian
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, secuted the idea
that the visit OF the French feet to Cron-
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Hoods sarsapariIIa

My breath was so foul that did noreat the same
table with my parents, and did not go out to meet
other people. My body was also muen bloated. 1
repeat that nothing has helped me like Hoods Sar-
saparlIa which heartily recommend" Mrs. A.
ScHwANK. Madison, Nebraska.
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HOODS PILLS.-For the liver and bowels
act easily yet promptly and efficiently. Price 25c
nos eod&Su
, 1891-07-18

secrets. The Judgment hints, though it does
not actually say So, that the revelations will
not have any evil effects, as none of the
important secrets Of the war Office ever came
to the knowledge Of the defendants. They are
none the less guilty on that account. The
sentences are-Turpin, five years imprison-
ment, 80I. fine, and five years loss Of civil and
political rights; Tripon6, five years, 1901. and
ten years loss of rights; Fassler . yems, 4ot.
and five years loss of rights Feuvrier, two
years, 20l., and five years loss Of rights.
Five years is the maximum penalty under the
existing law against espionage. The sentence
meets with unanimous approval.