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The morning call., 1892-09-06
A PROSPEROUS TIME.

The Exports OF the Country Have In
creased in Wond .fuI Fashion.
The general condition of our country is one of
great prosperity. The blessing of God has rested
upon our fields and upon our people. The annual
value OF our foreign commerce has increased
more than S4OO.O00.000 over the average for
the preceding ten years. and more than S21o.:
100000 over $50. During last year, UNAFFECTED
nv the new tariff, our exports In 1892 exceeded
those OF 1890 by more than Sl72.0OO0O0, ana
The annual average for ten years S265,OOo0oo.
Our Exports OF breadsnfs Increased over ahose
over S4000oO0, aud OF manufactures over
So. 100000
the merchandise balance OF trade in our favor
in 1892 was s202. .944 342. No other nation can
match the commercial progress which those flg-
ures d sclose, and our compassion may well go
out 10 those whom party necessitates aud habits
still compel to declare that our people are op-
pressed and our trade restricted by protective
tariff.
brlefesi way, 10 many OF the topics presented IN
the resolutions adopted by the convention.
Upon all that have not been discussed lave be.
fore publicly expressed my views.
A change in the personnel OF the nation1l
administration is OF comparatively little moment.
If those exercising public functions are able.
honest dlligent and faithful. others possessing
all these qualities may be found TO take their
places.
But a change in the laws aud In the admins
traive policies IS OF great moment. When
publie affairs have been given direction aud
business has adjusted itself TO those lines, any
sudden change involves the stoppage anu new
business adjustments. Ii the change of drec-
ton is so radical as 10 bring the commerci al
turntable into use, tbs business changes In
VOWED are not feadjustments but reconsiruc-
ZION.
The Democratic party offers a programme OF
demolition. The protective pohcy-to which all
business, even that OF the importer, Is now ad-
Iusled the reciprocity policy; the new mer-
chant marine are all TO De demolished, not grad
uaIly not taken down, but blown up. To This
programme OF destruction Is added one con-
structlye feature, the re-establishment OF Slate
banks OF Issue.
The policy of the Republican party, on the
other hand. Is disiinctiyeiy policy OF safe pro-
grcssion and development, or new factories. new
markets and new ships.
IL Will subject business to no pefi0us changes,
but offers attractive opportunities for expansion
upon familiar lines. Very respectfully yours.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
The morning call., 1892-09-06
FREE SCHOOLS.
Liberal Education and the Most Com
plate Religious Liberty Possible.

Liberal Education and the Most Com
plate Religious Liberty Possible.
The approval so heartily given by the conven
ton TO all those agencies which contribute to the
education OF the children OF the land was
worthily bestowed and meets my hearty ap-
proyal, as does also the declaration as to liberty
OF thought and conscience, and the separation
OF school and state. Tie safety of the republic
Is an Intelligent citizenship and The IN
creased Interest manifested IN the States In educa-
ton, the chceIfulness with which the nee ssary
taxes are paid by all classes ana the renewed In
terest manifested by the children In the national
flag are hopeful indications that the coming gen
GRAFTON Will direct public affairs with increased
prudence and patriotism. Our interest IN free
public schools open 10 all children OF suitable
age Is supreme and our care for them Will be
jealous and constant The public school system,
however, was not intended 10 restrain he nat
ural rigbt OF the parent after contributing the
public school fund TO choose other educational
agencies for his children.
favored aid by the general Government to
the public schools, with a special view 10 the
necessities OF some OF the Southern States; but
0is gratifying to notice that many OF these
States are, with Pndable lberality de-
yeloping their school systems and Increasing
their school revenues 10 the great advantage OF
The children OF both races.
The morning call., 1892-09-06
THE SAN FRANCISCO HERE.
Admiral Brown Ia on Board, but Still
Lame.

Admiral Brown Ia on Board, but still
The United States cruiser San Francisco
arrived off the heads at 10 80 last night and
anchored off Jackson street an hour later
She almost Immediately shifted her
anchorage from abreast of Goat Island to a
point close inshore, not half mile from the
wharf.
The cruiser left Honolulu on August 81.
She experienced fine weather on the trip
moderate to fresh northeast trades for four
days, two days of very light winds and fog
during the rest of the passage She was
nine days from port to port.
Everything IS quiet on the Islands and
trade very dull.
Admiral Brown came up with the cruiser
but had retired when The CALL reporter
boarded the vessel. The admiral can Just
get around on crutches, but the injury to his
limbs is much more serious than the reports
have indicated. The ligaments of one leg
are twisted badly, and the knee of the other
leg is In very bad shape.
The cruisers bottom is very foul and she
will have to be scraped and painted. Her
best speed on the return trip with two boil
ers and forced draught was ten knots. With
natural draught and two boilers she aver
aged eight and nine knots. Yesterday. with
mixed coal and natural draught, she logged
ten knots, the coal previously used being
very bad,
The morning call., 1892-09-06
M'KEEEA'S COUSIN MARY.
He Wanted to Marry the Girl Who Di
In. 3. IL

He Wanted to Marry the Girl Who Died
I'm DR.. Beaie's Office.
Mrs. DR.. Harris was visited in the City
Prison last night by priest, who gave her
spiritual consolation.
Carroll Cook, attorney for James Nc
Kenna, the cousin and lover OF Mary Car
roll, the girl who was slaughtered in Beale's
Office. visited his client and told him to be
oil good cheer, for all would yet be we'll with
him.
Acting upon instructions from his law
yer, McKenns will to-day correct the testi-
mony given by him at the preliminary ex-
animation. He will say that he thought
that he was defendant instead of q pris-
oner, and he will tell Of his relations with
Mary Carroll. aad of Lis plan TO marry the
girl, which was opposed by Mrs Carroll,
and which resulted in their estraBgement.
IL have known Mary Carroll for eighteen
years" McKenpa said. II am 80 years old
and she was 22c We were engaged to be
married"
McKenna will try to convince the court
that DR." Beale tried to poison him, in
order that he might not testify in the girls
favor.
How did the doctor try to poison youP'
he was asked.
''Weil, he offered me whisky five times on
the day Miss Carroll died." was the reply.
land | think the whisky was drugged."
The morning call., 1892-09-06
THE POLICY OF RECIPROCITY.
Great Credit Is Due to. Mr. Blaine FOL
Pushing 1t.

Great Credit Is Due to. Mr.. Blaine for
Pushing 1t.
=. Another related measure, as furnishing in-
creased ocean traffic for our ships, and OF great
and permanent benefit TO farmers and manufae-
turers well, Is the reciprocity policy declared
by section OF the tariff act OF $780, aud now In
practical operation with five nations Of Central
and South America, San Domingo; ths Spanish
and British West India islands, and with Ger
many and Austria, under special trade arrange
iHeuts with each.
Tie removal Of the duty on sugar. and the con-
tinuanee Of coffee and tea upon the free list while
giving great relief to our own people by cheaper
ing the articles used increasingly Ia every
household was also OF such enormous adyan-
taee TO The countries exporting these articles as
10 suggest that In consideration thereof reeipro-
cal favofs should be shown in their taLffs 10
articles exported by MS o their markets.
Csreal credit is due 10 Dir. Blaine fOr-ihe vigor
with which he pressed this view upon he coun-
try. we have only begun 10 realize The benefit
of these Trade arrangements. The work OF
creating new agencies and OF adapting our goods
10 new markets las necessarily taken Time; but
Ibe results already attained are such. am sure.
rs 10 establish ia popular favor the policy OF re-
sitfeeal trade upon the free importation Oh sue
The morning call., 1892-09-06
How Welsh Manufacturers Have Hereto
fore Controlled the Market.

How Welsh Manufacturers Have Hereto
fore Controlled the Market.
Some of the special efforts OF the act should
also be noticed ii was a courageous attempt TO
rid our people OF a long maintained foreign
monopoly ON the production OF tnplate, pearl
buttons, silk push. linens. lace, etc. Once or
twice had the production Of tnpats b en- at
tempted and the prices obtained by Welsh
makers would have enabled our makers 10 pro-
duce IL at profit. But the Welsh makers at once
cut the prices 10 a point that drove American
beginners out OF the business and when this was
accomplished they again made their own prices.
correspondent OF the Industrial World, the
official gan OF the Welsh tiBpiate-workers, pub
llshed at Swansea In the issue OF June 10. 1892.
advises a new trial OF these methods. He says:
"Do not be deceived. The victory Of the Repub-
licans at The polls means the retention OF the
Mckinley bill and means rapidly accruing loss
OF so per cent OF tie export American trade.
Had there bren no Demoetatic victory IN 1880
the spread OF tinplate manufacture III the Unittd
States would have been both rapid and bona 11de.
Ii is not yet too late TO do something 10 reduce
lhe plee OF plates. Put them down 10 IL Shll-
lings per box OF 100. I4X20. full weight basis.
Let The workmen take half pay Tor few months
and turn out more. Then let lhe masters fotego
their profits for the same time"
And again, thar paper says: III Is clearly 10
the interest of botll employer and w0rkman) to
produce tinp!aIes, tariff or no tarin, at price
that will drive all competition from the Held
Bul Ia suite OF the doubts raised by the cleo
tions OF 1890, and OF the Vaccinations OF foreign
producers 10 maintain their monopoly, The TIM
plate INDUSTRY nas Deeu eStaDIIsneu III tue Unlbeu
States, aud the alliance between the welsh pro-
ducers and the Democratic party for its destruc-
ton viii not succeed. The official returns 10 the
Treasury Department of the production OF Tin
and terne plates ia the United States during the
last fiscal year show total production OF l3.-
240. $50 pounds, and comparison OF the first
quarters product. S26. 922 pounds, with that OF
tn last, 100000 pounds. shows The rapid de-
veopment of The industry. over 100000
pounds OF the product during the last quarter
were made from American black plates, the re-
nialnueF being from foreign plates.
Mr.. Aver treasury agent in charge. estimates.
as a result of caTeful Inquiry. that the production
The current year will be 100, 600 00U pounds, aud
that bv the end Of the year our production Will
be al the rate Of 200. 100000 pounds per annum
Another Industry that has been practically
created by the Mckinley bill Is the making OF
pearl buttons Few articles coming TO US from
abroad so distinctly The product OF starya.
zion MaPey
The morning call., 1892-09-06
California Camera Club.

The stairway leading to the spacious San
Francisco Artrooms on Pine street was
thronged last night with well-dressed
crowd passing and repassing to and from
the first of an annual series of print ex-
hlbits of the California Camera Clnb. Alto
gether some 800 people were delighted with
the inspection of numbers of the choicest
Photographic views ever gathered together
in this city.
The morning call., 1892-09-06
MOB RULE DENOUNCED.

No Good Cause Can BE Promoted Upon
the Lines of Lswlessness.
have used every suitable occasion to urge
upon the people of all sections the consideration
that no good cause can be promoted upon the
lines OF iawlessness. Mobs DO not discriminate
and the punshments infiic ed by them have no
repressve or salutary Influence. On the con.
IL Is especially the duty OF the educated and In
huential 10 see that the weak aud innocent, when
accused OF crime. are fairly tried before lawful
tribunals, The moral sentiment OF the country
should be aroused aud brought TO bear Or ihe
suppression OF these offenses against law aud
social order.
The morning call., 1892-09-06

the pauper, the criminal and the anarchist, who
come only TO burden and disturb our com.
munities.
Every effor has been made to enforce the
laws and some convictions have been secured
under the contract labor law.
The morning call., 1892-09-06
UNION VETERANS.
The Parallels Are Approaching Closely
to the Citadel af Life.

10 LHe CIthUsI HI Elffe.
The Union soldiers and sailors ara now the
veterans OF time as well as OF war. The parallels
have approached close to the eitadels OF life and
the end for each OF The brave and honorable
struggle is not remote. Increasing infimity
aud years give minor tones OF sadness and
patbos TO the mighty appeal OF service and suf-
fetIng. The ear that does not listen with SYM
patby, and The heart that does not respond with
generosity are the ear and heart OF the alien
aud not OF the American.
Now soon again the surviving veterans are to
pai ade upon the great avenue OF the national
capital and every tribute OF honor and love
should attend their march. A comrade I'm the
column OF the victorious parade In 1865 am
not less a comrade now.
The morning call., 1892-09-06
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.

There Has Been No Partisan Juggling
With Existing Law.
The civil service system has been extended
and the law enforced with vigor and Impartial
ity. There has been no partisan juggling with
The law in any OF the departments or bureaus,
as had before happened, but appointments 10
the classified service have been made imparlialy
from eligible lists. The system, now la force IA
all the departments, has for the first time placed
promotion strictly upon the basis of merit as as
ceitalned by daily records, and The efficiency OF
the force has been thereby greatly Increased.
The morning call., 1892-09-06

There Is no sweetness in a kiss.
Unless your teeth are just like pearls.
Then would you share its trembling bliss
Use soZoDoNT at once, sweet girls,
Fer 1t alone gives to the mouth
White teeth and fragrance or the South.
The morning call., 1892-09-06
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

Its Construction Would Greatly Benefit
American Commerce.
have often EXPRESSED my strong conviction
Of the value OF the Nicaragua ship canal TO our
commerce and to our navy. The subject Is not
one OF convenience, but one OF necessity. 1t Is
quite possible. l believe. II the United States
VIII support the enterprise, 10 secure the speedy
completion OF the canal without taxing The
treasury for any contribution and at the same
time To secure 20 The United States that influ-
ence In It's management which Is imperative.
The morning call., 1892-09-06
UNDESIRABLE EMIGRANTs.

Paupers, Criminals and Anarchists
Have No Place Here.
The necessity for careful discrimination among
the emgrants seeking our shores becomes every
day more apparent We don't want and should
not receive those who. by reason OF bad CHAR.
acter or habit are not wanted at home. The
industrious and self respecting. the lovers of
law aud liberty should be Disseminated from
The morning call., 1892-09-06
DRY GOODS.
4 KELLY BROS. /
81 What Ue dduertiSe " as So"
a Sole Agents " Siccardio
q Gloves and Z. Z CorsSts.
SEPTEMBER
BARGAINS.

Special Sale all this Week
of half and whole embroidery
Florncings at exactly half
the former prices; 42-incii
Hemstitched Goods 25c, that
were soc; the 81 goods all at
soc, and soon all through the
whole lot. We want to make
the new. month open lively.
Read all Of this list.
At DRESS GOODS nearly all Wool
al.o.NAvY AND BLACK SERGE
same price.
A. a lot of LADIES soILED HAND
IA 'o~ KERCHIEfs worth from &c 10
35e.
At $oAn ELEGANT LONG FEATHER
~AI PA BOA, worth 50 anytime.
IL roo NEW FALL TENNIS FLAN.
L% AoS MEL, this is special price, sold
everywhere at 121:c.
A. coo CHILDs cAMBEIC DRESSES.
AT ~ embroidered raffe, trimmed all
around, reduced from 81.
Al s-iheb HEAYY. SILK MORE
@@I RIBBON, all shades, Was soc.
LADIES' FINE NON-SaRINK.
~ ~ ING FALL UNDERWEAR, new
aad ffssbi Big value.
4 r zoo F0II SIZE LACE sHAMS, sold
~ 49, elsewhere a. zoe eaeh.
A. ooo HUCK TOWEL. 22x44, think OF
80 ~ the size, worth 35e.
A+rrc DOUBLE FACE COTTON PLUSH
~ D. ali e0iors, was 25e.
AZ 400 LADIES' BLACK CORSET, re-
At 4OS dueed from 65c.
A. INFANTS SLIPS. embroidered
AZ yoke. reduced from SOC.
Muslin Underwear. SALE
NOW ON. SEE OUR
WINDOWS.
REST LIGHTED ,STlRE IN HE clTY.
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MAKING TINPLATE.

the prices OF agricultural products, II Il plain
that the tarin law has not Imposed burdens. but
has conferred benefits upon the farmer and the
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There is No Excuse whatever.

Every large land owner in this city
the same opportunity is open 10 you to-
day Buy two or more Of those fine lots
in LONG LAKE ADDITION, good soil and a
beautiful location, blocks from Beacon
Hill car line and blocks from West End
car line; the price only $50 each with
your own time and terms to pay for them.
How does S2.5 per month suit You? Buy
now or never kick because you have TO
pay rent. Buy one for your children.
Over half of them sold to good people.
Drop me a postal and will show you the
lots. No taxes to pay until 1894. w. 5.
IADLEY, agent. Room Smith block.
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PRONOUNCED HOPELESS. YET
SAVED.

From letter written by Mrs. Ada E.
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taken with bad cold, which settled on
my Lungs, cough set in and finally ter
minated in Consumption. Four doctors
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with my friends on earth. ! would meet
my absent ones above My husband was
advised to get DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
gave it trial, took in all, eight bottles:
II haScured me, and thank God am now
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A New internal Machine.

London Telegraph.
According to q morning contempo-
rary, the nihilists in London, who are
more hig hly educated in the applica-
ton OF chemistry to the manufacture
of explosives than any other body of
q similar kind, have recently per-
fected a new "infernal machine"
which promises 10 revolutiopize ex
mite outrages." The leading reculi-
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has neither clockwork nor fuse, and
has merely TO be turned upside down
in order to 90 off at fixed number of
minu es after it has been placed in
position. Externally the bomb is on
~ of the dimensions of an ordinary
yellow. backed novel IL is filled
with an explosive powder of immense
strength, but contains no dynamite.
The deionator, which Is placed in the
middle of the shell, is q marvel of
misplaced ingenuity.
1t consists of q small glass recepta.
Gle half filled with liquid chemical.
Passing upward from this through
Gne cork is q tube iuto which are stuck
at intervals pads of blotting paper,
and on the last OF these rests q small
lump OF q decorating su distance, which
il in contact with q quantity of the
new explosive. The moment one drop
of the liquid CONS into contact with
the su bstance in question an explosion
occurs. In order to produce the de-
sired effect the machine is turned up.
side down. and the liquid, passing
into the tube. slowly filters through
the several places Of plotting paper
and finally reaches the detOnator.
The mechanism Of the "bomb" Is 60
simple that IL is almost impossibl
for it to get out of order. To regulate
the time at which the apparatus is to
explode the "dynamiteIn has only to
increase or diminish the number oil
pads of blotting paper and thus &C
CELEBRATE or retard the passage of the
| liquid through the tube. Should the
owner alter his mind after placing the
machine in position, he mas merely
to turn iG again, thus bringing the
glass receptacle from the top to the
bottom. and the 'bomu" can be re-
placed in his pocket with perfect safe
ty.
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The following named are the only
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For SALE.

Two fine corner lots, size Ill 166 feet
near West End, two blocks from street
car line, enclosed with good fence. For
information call on T. b. johnson, a
LIGHT Office. l:29 tt
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We authorize our advertised druggist 10
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Cough, Cold, or any Lung, Throat or Ches
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