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The morning call., 1892-12-30
ONE HARRISON ELECTOR.
After All, North Dakota Was Not
Carried by Weaver.

BISMARCK. n. D.. Dec. .29.-Wamberg,
one of the Harrison electors, will receive a
certificate of election. Notwithstanding the
order of court to count the famous Seiz pre-
cinct, which would, if counted in time, have
elected all three of the Weaver electors
Under the State law, the Governor Is re-
Quired to issue proclamation of the vote
for electors within ten days after the State
canvass, and ten days :herefrom is the time
allowed for notices of contest. This time
expired yesterday. and as no notice has
been served on the Governor he will Issue
certificates to two Fusion and one Republi-
can elector
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NOT YET CONCLUDED.
After All De Reinacii rlay fiave Died
of Poison

LONDON. Dec. pa Paris correspondent t
says: All that DIR. Bropardel has concluded
in the case Of Baron Renach is that the
Baron died of neither congestion of the
brain nor congestion of blood vessels nor
syncope. He has requested the chemical
experts 10 continue the examination.
Another Paris correspondent thinks DR..
BrouardePs only reason for appointing ex-
perts 10 finish the examination of the viscera
OF Baron Reinach was to confirm his conclu-
sion and satisfy the excited public.
ChassaiDg will Introduce a bill In the
Chamber of Deputies granting full pardon
10 the Panama CaRal informers.
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PROTECTING GLADSTONE.
The English Detective May Know of a
Dynamite Conspiracy.

LONDON, Dee. 27.-The authorities .ap-
pear 10 be so strongly convinced that the
Dublin explosion, by which Detective
Synott lost his life. was part of the work of
band of consDirators that they have sent q
detective to Biarritz to keep guard over
Gladstone and protect him from outrage,
Homo Secretary Asquith is also protected
when he goes out in public by detective
in civilian attire. In view of all the pre-
cautions taken the opinion prevails that
the authorities are in possession of definite
and important information as to the exist
ence of formidable dynamite conspiracy
DUBLIN. Dec. Coon siderable excite.
msnt has been caused in the home-rule
circles by the news that the imperial au-
thOrities have directed the employment of
of the spy, LIE Caron, to trace out tile guilty
parties connected with the Dublin expio-
sion.
The morning call., 1892-12-30
TAKING TIN PLATE.
A New Plant Shortly to Be in Opera.
ton i'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 29.-Before the end of
the week the new tin-plate plant will be in
operation in Baltimore. 1t Is announced
as the Baltimore iron. Steel and Tin Plate
Company. The plant is really a branch of
the Campelin Tin Plate Company of Swan
sea, one of the largest tin manufactures IN
Wales, and it does not intend at present to
roll tin plate at the Baltimore works, but
put coating of tin on steel plates.- The
object Is to escape the heavy duties on tin
nIafa
The morning call., 1892-12-30

telegraphed the Government yesterday, bu.
said nothing about the reported engage
ment..
;. The appeal of Colonel Hernandez was
heard To-day in the Supreme Court
Counsel for defendant argued that Cara.
with whom Hernandez is charged with
being connected. is aot revolutionist but
common bandit. The death sen tence I'M
posed upon Hernandez Is likely to be con-
firmed by the court, bat pardon is expected
afterward ....~ -.
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:: ON: FRIENDLY TERMS.
No War Probable Between Costa Rica
.......,. and Nicaragua.

WAsHINGToN. Dec. 29.-The attention OF
the Nicaraguan Minister in Washington was
to-day called to the Panama dispatch stating
that the boundary dispute; between Costa
Rica and Nicaragua was assuming threat
ening dimensions. and that hostllitie. be-
tween the:lWo republics might begin at any
moment: -: s.-
He sad. THAT is all wrong and 1 wish
you would give il the fullest contradiction
Both countries. and all Central America, In
fact, are interested in the Nicaragua canal
and such reports might do us great injury il
no, contradicted. There is no truth In
them. There has been a little wordy dis
cussion, but that is ALL"
The morning call., 1892-12-30
CLASSIFIED CIVIL SERVICE.
There Will Be No General Extension
of the List Now.

WASHINGTON, Dec. pa gentleman
who has talked with the President on the
subject says those people who have been
expecting a large increase in the classified
civil service before the administration
changes will be sadly disappointed. He
said that the President was strongly in
clined to extend the civil service rules In
connection with the Postoffice Department.
but he had practically abandoned the pur-
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UNEASY ECUADOR.
There Is Every Probability of an I'm.
mediate Revolution

NEW YORK. Dec: GA dispatch from
Panama says: Ecuador is in condition Of
unrest, and there is every reason to appre-
hend an approaching revolution. President
Cordero has assumed almost despotic
powers. overriding the constitution and
laws. He has also. used the veto power in
most disastrous manner, annulling fnan.
cial and customs laws passed by Congress,
and leaving the executive to work without
the semblance of legality. The President
now is practically dictator. and there is
every reason TO believe that a revolution
will shortly break out with view of re-
establishing constitutional goYernment
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:: Short Justice

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 29.-Christmas day
Lewis Fox and Adam Gripson. negroes.
shot and killed a clerk in store In st.
Charles parish, with the intention of rob-
bing the store. Night before last they tried
to murder the telegraph operator at Davis.
They were captured and taken to the parish
Jail. mob last night took them out and
hanged them near the Courthouse.
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AN AWFUL ALTERNATIVE.
How a Boy Was Compelled to Murder
His Own Mother. "

BRINKLEY, Ark. Dec. 90 --One of the
strangest murder cases ever brought to
light ia Eastern Arkansas is the one in
which John Thomas. 13-year-old boy, Is
charged with the murder of his mother on
Monday south of this place. The boy ac-
knowledges the murder, and gave as the
reason for the crime that she got gun and
compelled him TO shoot her. under threat
that she would shoot him if he did not doas
she told him. Medical experts believe that
the boy is sane and that his story is correct.
The morning call., 1892-12-30
A New Athletic Club.

New YORK, Dec. 29.-Arthur T. Lumley
Is responsible for the information that an
athletic club will soon be organized in this
city with an actual capital of S3, 600, 600 for
the purpose Of promoting athletics. aud es-
pecially boxing. James j. Coogan is the
promoter Of the club. and Arthur Lumley
will be elected manager of boxing contests.
The morning call., 1892-12-30

watched in this country. Yesterdays ex-
plosion OF bomb in the Paris Prefecture
of Police, the Dublin outrages last Satur-
day, and the explosion last Wednesday in
Milwaukee, by which nearly $1,000, 900
worth of property was destroyed. are now
believed to be part and parcel of the threat
ened scheme OF worldwide destruction
which the anarchists have been proclaiming
for Some tins mast
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NO PRINCELY PURSE.
4NO FNINNEf-T fCf\SE.
Burge and 1CAuliffe Have Melted a
Handsome Loss.

BosToN. Zee. 29.-The English pugilst.
Dick Burge, called upon Captain a. w.
Cooke to-day and inquired If there was any
chance of the Crescent City Athletic Club
Of New Orleans giving purse for the fight
with McAuliffe. An answer was received
from President Noel to the effect that the
matter would be considered, and that Me-
Auliffe would be teIegraphed to, but tha:
the club would not give S45 900 for the fight.
The morning call., 1892-12-30
WeIIs-Fargo Can Do Business.

Albany, n. Y, Dec. 29.-Attorney- Gen.
eral Rosendale has submitted an opinion to
the Secretary of State in the application Of
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express Company to
transact business only in this State, the
company now being incorporated under the
laws of Colorado to do several branches Of
business, in which he holds q certificate
should be issued,
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Eight r1en Injured.

HAZLEToN, Pa, Dec. 29.-An explosion
occurred. at MiInesville this morning by
which eight men narrowly escaped instant
death. AS 1t is. three Of them, James
Jasison, Abraham Koloskoski and Monroe
Fritzinger. are dangerously wounded and
the other five are less seriously hurt.
The morning call., 1892-12-30
A REPUBLICAN GAIN.
Two Democratic Legislators Ruled Out
in Wyoming,

CHEYENNE, WyO., Dee. 29.-The Supreme
Court to-day, Chief Justice Groesbeck dis
senting. in the course of a long decision,
practically decided that defects in eeriif-
Gates of nomination under the Australian
election law, even after election. were bar
TO the officers taking their seats.
THIS is ruling in the attempt of two
Dem cratic candidates from Carbon County
IL gee certificates as members of the Legis-
lature from the State Canvassing Board
which accepted the returns from the County
Clerk, emitting the precinct which elected
these two men, and rejected the returns Of
the other two members of the board which
included the precinct in question. The
court allowed the attorney for the Carbon
County men to file reply This was ar
gued tonight, and will be passed upon to-
morrow,
The morning call., 1892-12-30
Murdered His Wife.

DES MONIES, Iowa. Dec. 29.-Petsr Sut-
ter, retired farmer. aged SO years, mur-
dered his wife, Teresa, aged 30 years, this
morning at their boarding place. He
stranglcd her with towel and then Drained
her with hammer. The couple had been
quarrsling for a. long time. Sutter gave
himself up at police headquarters, confess
ing his crime. 1t is believed that he is in
aane
The morning call., 1892-12-30
Ives Is Ready

New YORK, Dec. 29.-Champion Billiard
Isl Frank Ives has sent out an announce
ment that he is ready to play anybody in
the world for any part Of S10O 900 at a balk-
line game. not to be less than 1000 oints.
300 night, and the match to take place in
Nav 1S03
The morning call., 1892-12-30
LEO WILL ACT.
American Ecciesiastics Must Bow to
His Authority.

ROME, Dec. 29.-Cables from the United
States in regard to the differences Of opn-
ion existing there are attracting more at
tention among Roman ecclesiastics than al
most any other foreign topic. Some of
the adyices received. as construed here,
even indicate insubordination toward the
Papal authority in high quarters in Amer
lea. and should this be shown to the salts
faction of tha Vatican decisive action. it is
rumored. will be taken to enforce complete
and unequiyocal obedience to the will of
the Supreme Pontlff. no matter who may be
affected by the pontifical action.
The morning call., 1892-12-30
To Idsi,O,S Credit.

WASHINGTON. Dee. %. Acting Secretary
Chandler has requested the Secretary of the
Treasury TO place 10 the credit of the State
OF Idaho the sum of $4,000 due under the
act of August so, $780, making an annual
appropriation in aid OF State agricultural
colleges.
The morning call., 1892-12-30
= CHOLERA. in :: HAMBURG.
Its Existence Officially Certified to the
=: State Department.

j.: ..WAsHINGToN. Dec. GA cable message
was received at the State Department to-
day from United States Consul Estes at
Hamburg saying: !'In city there have been
seven cases of cholera, of which one has
died. There is none In the port"
BREMEN, Dec. 80 Five cases of disease
suspected TO be cholera have been dIscoy-
cred among the troops stationed here. and
soldiers belongingto the neigh boring garri-
sons have been forbidden to visit Hamburg :.
Two deaths from cholera have occurred at
Altoona. =. -
The morning call., 1892-12-30
INSURGENTS REPULSED.
The Government of Argentine Wins
Victory

BUENos AYREs. Dec. 29.- Advices from
the seat of insurrection in the province of
Corrientes are more favorable to the Gov
eminent The report that the town of
Caseros has been captured by rebels, turns
out to be without foundation, The insur-
gents. Numbering 1900 men. made four as
saults upon the town. but were repulsed
with heavy loss by garrison of 500 men.
The morning call., 1892-12-30
Jay GouId's Executors.

New YORK. Dec. 29.-George j. Gould,
Helen Nj. Gould and Howard Gould ap-
peared before Probate Clerk Flnney to-day
and qualified by taking the customary oath
as executors of the will of their father. the
late Jay Gould
The morning call., 1892-12-30
FAVORING FEDERATION.
Railway Laborers Will Probably Unite
for the Common Good

fUT tIIc OUIIlIllUH (IUUd.
CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, Dec. 29.-The
chief officers of the conductors, switch
mems, tralnmen's, fremen's and teleg-
raphers' brotherhoods have been holding q
secret conference In this city to-day, with
federation for the chief topic Of discussion.
The session occupied the entire day, aud
when il WAS completed but little had been
accomplished beyond the fact that most of
the representatives had shown that they
were In favor of some sort of union.
Finally committee of one from each
delegation was appointed to draft plan
and submit 10 tomorrow morning..
The morning call., 1892-12-30
DAILY A FIGHTER.
The Best Contest Ever Seen in the
CitV of Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Dec. 29-Jim Daily, James j.
Corbetts ex-sparring partner, polished Off
Tom Mccarthy of Olean. n. Y, in twenty
eight rounds at the Buffalo Athletic Club
tonight. but only after the best heavy
weight battle ever seen in or about the city.
The men fought for a purse of $1,000 and a
side bet of $1,000, DAILY fairly outgeneraled
his opponent aud gave unmistakable evil
dence that he was the better man.
The morning call., 1892-12-30

ORDER Eclipse Champagne for the holidays. .
The morning call., 1892-12-30
Burning Coal Mines.

SALEM, Va. Dec. 29-The Algenin coal
mines in Mcdowell County, w. Va, are
On FIRE. Two hundred men are employed In
the mines. but IL is not known whether any
perished In the fire.
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BLAINE. RESTING EASILY.
A.. Great Improvement Noted in tn,
49, StateSman's Condition.

=: WAsH1NGToN, Dec. 29.-Blaine is much
improved to-day. II. " : -,
=. This evening DR.. Johnston. who had just
returned: from visit to Blaine, said he was
very comfortable. =.
Blaine is slowly improving. Jut he is still
very Ill. An impression now prevails to
the effect that. while he is very sick man,
he Is in no immediate danger of death. No
eneais bold enough. however. 10 assert tina.
Blaine will ever again be well man.
The morning call., 1892-12-30
RUSSIA UNFRIENDLY.
A Semi-0fficiaI Utterance Against the
French Alliance.

ST PETERSBURG. Dec. 29-The Novoe
Yremya has caused a sensation by publish
ing an article, apparently inspired by high
authority. in which the French alliance is
disparaged.
The morning call., 1892-12-30
.DuuIaD Is Free

Boston, Dec. 29.-James Dunlap, the
So, ,000, ,0O0 0defaulter, was released from State
prison to-day, Governor Russell having ap-
proved the finding of the pardon board.
The morning call., 1892-12-30
DENIED IN rlEXICO.
A Belief That No Great Battle Has
Been Fought.

CITY OF MEXICO, Dec 29-The report
that 800 Mexican troops under General
Garcia, had been routed by $50 revolution
ists as Las Demas. west of Guerrero. is be-
lieyed to be without foundation. Garcia
The morning call., 1892-12-30
IRON HALL OFFICERS.
Arrested on Requisitions to Be Taken
to Pittsburg for Trial.

BALTIMORE, Dec. % "A. II. Hosmer and
E. w. Rouse. grand officers of the Iron Hall
Order recently indicted by the Grand Jury
at Pi,tsburg, were arrested to-day.
Judge Dennis released Hosmer and Rouse
In S2500 bail each, pending the hearing of
argument as to whether warrants should be
issued on the reQuisItion papers.
The morning call., 1892-12-30
WATCHING THE "REDs.
Anarchists Proclaim a Scheme OF
Worldwide Destruction

NEW YORK, Dec. ga morning paper
tomorrow will say: The New York aud
Chicago police are stirred up over the re-
cent manifestations Of activity by the dyna-
mltaris. and the "reds" are being carefully
The morning call., 1892-12-30
AN ACTIVE RIVAL.
The Southern Pacific to Have COM
petition in Texas.

CHICAGO. Dec. 29.-Contractor c. M. Put
man has completed the Texas, Louisiana
and Eastern Railway to a point named
Springer, in honor of Judge Springer, third
viee-president Of the Atehison lihe. The
new road is a branch of the Atchson, start
ing from Conroe, and is now ready for husi-
ness. 1t will undoubtedly be extended to
New Orleans before many years, and when
the Atchison reaches San Francisco will be
an active rival of the whole Sunset route Of
the Southern Pacific.
The morning call., 1892-12-30
YELLOW JACK.
The Plague Taking Its Way Up the
Spanish r1ain.

CARACAS, Venezuela, Dec. 29-The yel
low fever is epidemic in La Guayra. The
mortality here continues to increase, and in
the smaller towns down the valley the
disease is spreading in every direction.
Here the yellow fever and typhoid fever
are causing the mortuary rate to double that
of all other diseases. The city is without
sewerage system or other sanitary require
ments,
The morning call., 1892-12-30

WHEN going TO the don't forget to take
your opera glasses and pacS age of Whites Yuca.
tan Gum with you.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-25
Blaine and Rusk.
CLEVELAND AND HILL
Said to he the Ticket Agreed Upon by
Democratic Leaders.


Democratic Leaders.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The opponents
of ex-President Cleveland are beginning
to realize that the prospects OF success to
their scheme OF defeating his nomination
vt Chicago are rapidly disappearing
Senator Pugh, who has from the begin
ling been the bitterest and most pro-
nounced antagonist of the ex-president,
admits that it now looks very much as
though the ex-president's friends intended
to stampede the convention and carry
everything before them. He said that he
and several other senators had gone over
the list OF delegates and discovered that
Cleveland would have upwards of 500
votes on the first ballot. This, he said,
would he considerably over the majority.
He presumed that with this assured sup.
port, IL they followed out the tactics they
proposed, they would be able to secure the
additional voters required to make two
thirds. When he submitted his showing to
Senators Brice, German, Voorhees, and
others, it was evident that they were not
confident OF being able to prevent the ex-
president from securing tho nomination.
In connection with the movements Of
Cleveland's friends, very significant Sc
cret meeting took place in Washington
within the last twenty-four hours, at
which Governor Campbell was present.
He informed the gentlemen who were
present thai he had had conference with
ex-President Cleveland In New York, In
which some very interesting matters were
discussed. The ex-president's friends as
sured Ex-Governor Campbell that Cleve-
land would be nominated, to which asser-
tion, Cleveland, who was present, ,assented
The ex-presdent then suggested that
Governor Campbell should take the second
place on the ticket. After comforting with
his friends in New York and Washington,
Campbell agreed to Cleveland's PROPOSE
tion. IL this alliance succeeds it will rule
out all the western aspirants for second
place on the ticket
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-25
WAITING FOR BLAINE.
Many Opponents Anx-
ious to Hear from Him.
SURE TO CARRY NEW YORK.
Cleveland's Opponents Almost Concede
His Nomination.

AsniYGToH. May 25.-The arrival OF
National Chairman Clarkson, and the
conference held yesterday OF the oppo-
nents of the president. have aroused the
friends of the president, who are also con-
ferring in their interests. At the meeting
of General Clarkson with Senator Quay
and others. the former stated what took
place at General Ayers In Detroit. and
with ex-senator Platt, Fassett and others
In New York. General Clarkson said
that everything depends upon the course
of Blaine. II he allows the use of his name,
the solution OF the problem will be easy"
Senator Quay informed him that he was
unable to give him any definite informa-
tion as to the attitude Blaine proposed to
take, although he had assurance from his
most intimate political and personal
friends that he would accept the nomina-
tion IL rendered to him.
Blaine Must Speak
Clarkson intimated to Senator Quay
that he discovered prevailing sentiment
among all the prominent leaders with
whom he had conversed that something
definite should be heard from Blaine as to
what he proposed to do before the meeting
of the convention. Neither Clarkson,
Quay, nor any of the gentlemen In the
convention without some understanding.
Should they nominate him, and he refuse
to accept, they now discover that they
will find themselves not only in an awk-
ward but ridiculous position. The leaders
here have been assured that something
definite from Blaine will be forthcoming
before the convention assemblies. There
fore it has been determined to await de-
velopments.
Ciarkson Speaks.
The Post today publishes an interview
with General Clarkson, in which he says
he favors the nomination at Minneapolis
of the man who can unite all the elements
Of the party. He said IL President Harri-
son had clear majority OF the delegates
he wonld lie nominated and he hoped
unanimously. The president. he said, had
about 300 pledged votes, but the other 600
are substantially unpledged When asked
about Blaine, General Clarkson replied:
"Oh. he's all right, as you will find by
asking the 100000 Republicans in the
land"
When asked il Blaine had the right in
honor to be a candidate, the general said:
I'm my opinion the sovereign command of
the 100000 Republicans Of this country,
expressed through their national conven-
tion, will and ought to be obeyed by any
member of the party" In conclusion. the
general said IL he had his choice he would
select another man than either Harrison
or Blaine for president, but all Republi-
cans should give up personal friendship
for party interest.
Blaine and Rusk.
The Star says: Blaine and Rusk is the
ticket which was displayed around the
senate yesterday. and except from those
who are out-and-out Harrison men there
was no word of dissent The concession
to the agricultural element is conceded to
be a clever piece of work, and from now
until the nomination is actually made
General Rusk's name will he heard with
good deal Of frequency.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-25
Home Afissions.

WASHINGTON, May 25-Hon. Nelson
Dingiey called the sixty sixth session OF
the American Home Missionary society
to order The annual sermon was preached
by Rev. Dr.. r. II. Meredith, before a great
congregation. At the end Of sixty-fve
years, he said, the society had expended
$4,000, eco maintained a yearly average Of
200 missionaries. and organized 52s1
churches The receipts OF the past year
were S663, 900. All expenses had been paid,
and 1886 missionaries employed.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-25


What a scene Of discomfort and con-
fusion home would be If mamma did
not return. If your wife Is slowly
breaking down, from a combination of
domestic cares and female disorders,
make 1t your first business to restore
her health. DIR. Pierce's Favorte Pre-
ecription Is without peer as a remedy
for feeble and debilitated women, and Is
the only medicine for the class of mala-
dies known as "femalc diseases" which
Is sold, by druggists, under a positire
guarantee from the manufacturers that
ft will give satisfaction, in every case, or
the money will be refunded. 1t Is a
positive cure for the most complicated
cases. It's an invigorating, restorative
tonic, and soothing and strengthening
nervine, impartlng tone and vigor to the
whole system. It's q legitimate medi-
cine, too-carefully compounded by an
experienced physician, and adapted to
wounan's delicate organization.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-25
A Freak. Iadeed.

BALTIMORE, May 25.-Sylvester Silver, a
museuni freak, 20 years old, and weighing
about fifty pounds, died at the city hospi.
tai Of consumption. A thick growth OF
hair covered his chest and limbs. Before
he was taken sick he had head of hail
that reached TO the ground.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-05-25

ToRoSTo May 25.--Sir Alexander Camp
bell, lieutenant governor OF Toronto, is
dead. He was formerly cabinet minister
with Sir John Macdonald, but for several
years has been the vice regal representa-
tive for the crown st this province.