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ALONG THE COAST.

Pasadena is extending its streetcar facili-
ties.
A fine new Catholic church Is we'll under
way at Tres Pinos.
Kern County citizens will shortly vote on
the question of having high school,
lncendlares made a dastardly attempt 10
burn the store Of Messrs. Murray 81 Seeg-
elken at Santa Rosa the other night.
Ventura baby was buried the other day
as a result OF eating a castor bean il hap
peEed to pick up in the garden.
San Jose police authorities have sns-
pended the time-honored chain-gang from
further service ON the streets of that city.
a Los Angeles sick man named Dwier
lost 800 day or two ago by taking fake
doctor and mind-reader into his confidence
Horace Leach, nurseryman at Salem.
Or, committed suicide the other day In or
der to escape an attack Of paralysis which
he felt coming on.
II took eighteen men to kill black bear at
Long Beach, Wash, last week. but every
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man jack of them feels proud over the oc-
cufrence seeing that the animal weighed no
less than 500 pounds, the largest bear ever
heard OF In those parts.
A ballot practice was held on tuesday
evening last at Santa Rosa, which was as
entertaining as 1t was instructive. Quite a
number of ballots were marked wrong, not
withs tanding the thorough explanation that
was given before the voting began.
A pet deer owned by rancher named
Pogue near Tulare became obstreperous on
Wednesday and attacked Mrs. Pogue, who
happened to be near. with great ferocity
She held the animal by the horns until as
sistance came. when it was killed. Mrs.
Pogue has not yet recovered from her III
juries.
An accident occurred to carriage near
Visalia the other night and its occupants,
two ladies and two gentlemen. were forced
to get out while the necessary repairs were
being made. The night was dark ana
chilly, and the gentlemen In the warmth OIL
their hearts took the robes from the buggy
to wrap around the ladies while they waited.
They thought they did so, but found later
that instead of having the girls wrapped up
the robes were snugly tucked around Two
pine trees.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
How Soldier Came Very Near Being
HNnged for Spy.

Hanged for IA Spy.
81 came very near being hanged for spy
during the Civil War;" said Captain T. c.
La Mott, a member Of the Little Hatehet
Club, that was holding forth at the South
ern. Il was on the losing side during the
rebellion and was frequently detailed for
special duty. l got into Grants camp
shortly before the battle OF Shiloh. ac-
quired the information l was In quest of
and was ready to return when the hero OF
Fort D0nelson ordered me brought before
him. l was personating deaf mute beggar
and had given my place OF residence as
Cincinnati AS l entered the generals tent
in charge of a sergeant he removed his cigar
and looked me over critically. His gray
eyes seemed to looked me through and
through Then he turned to his adjutant
and said: That fellow is spy. Have him
searched and imprisoned AS he spoke the
sergeant fired pistol directly back of my
head. My nerves were well hraced and I
never flinehed. The general stroked his
stubby beard and could see that his con-
vIction that 1 was spy was shaken. He
took up pad OF paper, wrote on it RAPIDLY
dozen questions about the city of Gin
cinnati and its leading people and handed
it to me- / had spent three years in
and correct. Put him in the guard
house and report to me- said Grant.
and the order was carried out That night.
when was sleeping heavily, the sergeant
entered the guardhouse ana fired a pistol
near my head. Itawakened me, but had
presence OF mind enough not to open my
eyes or stir. Then he shook me rournly
and told me the house was on fire. merely
sat up and stared at him vacantly. Quick
quick Where are your Clothes ?" he asked.
L fnmbled about and handed him my slate
and pencil. He left me. and the next morn
Ing got permission to leave the camn,
had fooled u. S. Grant, but he made
mighty close call for my scalp"
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

T1voI OPERA HOUSE. Eddy street. of Market.
OPera-"The Mascot"
GRovE-STBEET THEATER. Grove street above
Polk Drsms-"The ShaughraUn."
BAsEBAIL-End Of Golden Gate Park cable cars.
To-day az 3 o'clock. san Frame SEQ vs.. san Jose.
WIswAN IHEATER. corner Stockton and Geary
streets. Comic opera and variety entertainment.
BUsH-STREET THEATER. Bush street, between
Kearny and Montgomery. Drama-"The Stowaway"
-STCCKwELL's THEATER, Powell streeu, near Mar
ket. Dramatic Passing Regiment"
BALDWIN THEATER, Market street, near Powell
Opera-Dgd opera Company.
MoEoSCos THEATEB, Howard street. between
Third and Fourth. Dramatically AbOO."
CALIFORNIA THEATER, Bush street, above Kearny.
Drama-"Don Caesar de BsZan."
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A SENSITIVE BOARD.

In protesting against certain acts of the
Board of Election Commissioners Mr.. Phil
lips, attorney for the Non-Partisans, said
the board had appointed officers of cleo
ton whose names had been submitted by
the Kelly and Crimmins wing of the Repub-
Ican party. Commissioner burst consd-
cred the board insulted 10y the references
10 Kelly aid Crimmins, the fact being well
known that the Commissioners are Repub-
leans The people Of this city are not so
certain that the members of the Board of
Election Commissioners are Republican as
that ths board carries out instructions given
by Kelly and Crimmins. The Republican
ism of the member of the board Is a mat
ter of profession, while carrying out the
orders Of Kelly and Crimmins Is matter
of practice. The CALL is not surprised
that the five men who constitute the Board
of Election Commissioners are displeased
at being referred TO as followers of Kelly
and Crimmirs. Democrats used TO make
the same objection TO being classed as Buck
ley men. But the boss designation was
more true than the national one. Buckley,
as we'll as Kelly and Crimmins. represented
the boss system in municipal politics.
Neither Buckley nor the Third-street firm
maintained more than a nominal relation
to the national parties they respectively
claimed to represent. The Commissioners
up to date have accepted the construction
OF law submitted TO them by the attorney Of
the Republican County Committee. which is
identical with the bosses who named it.
The result is from $500 to 300 fraudulent
registrations The board may not like to be
spoken Of as Kelly and CTimmins men, but
they have brought the disgrace upon them
selves
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The English newspaper criticisms on the
American Presidential campaign are trifle
rlsible. Some of these journals assume
that American politics should be conducted
for the benefit of England. They might as
we'll argue that the sun and moon should
shine specially Oh England and grow the
finest crops known. The London Chronicle
is very able journal, but it drifts away
from common-sense In the subjoined
opinion: "Mr. Grover Cleveland rs a re-
former of the American tariff will have the
sympathy of econ omists all the world over
and Mr.. Cleveland as the American poll
tician may be safely trusted 10 take the
best means to secure the end that he and
his party have in view. And If he confers
with the Tammany leaders he may be
trusted to give no more than any reformer
must give and to take as much as any re-
former may take, IN the possible unhOly
alliance of political interests" This is the
sort Of political opinion to convert the
whole American people into protectionists
under Harrison's banner. How the English
do love their own trade!
The exposures about ballot stuffing pro-
coed day by day with many glaring Illus
trations, but the process goes on almost
without check, and TO certainty fearlessly.
The men who stuff voters on the register
know they have powerful influences be-
hind them. In the first instance they have
the organizing bosses with all their train OF
field artillery. In the next place the hench-
men who pay tribute to the bosses are
under bond. Then comes in the vanguard
OF all that is needy. desperate and gambler
ish, and the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company. ready to bride, ready to logr0ll,
ready TO square any one with the control OF
five votes, ready to hobnob with anybody
on the bench who has decision to make or
give. 1t is a struggle between the people
and deception. but the people will win.
The hoodwinking policy of the railroad is
no longer preyailingly deceptive. The
question is, change your policy radically or
go. There will be a struggle before the
Southern Pacific goes. Still, in spite of
Huntington and Stanford, the monopoly
must go.
The prophet business is being reegated
Into the shade by the announcement that
certain Indians In the Northwest are in
cined to &c into unnecessary labor tolls be-
cause some children have projected great
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that our citizens would be fairly treated.
Bonds were given and real estate donated.
Missionary land was an instance. Iu
addition to the wrongs which San Francisco
has endured in the way of eouceding to
the greed Of individuals. which has seldom
had an equal, portions of the very money
which has been wrung from US to enrich
four or FIVE men have been turned over to
bosses and then aids. whose acts have been
but little removed from actual thieving.
Mr.. Stanford may have smoothness OF
speech at present. but cur citizens have
heard similar sounds before, hence they car
scarcely put us off our guard at present.
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AN ENGLISH VIEW.

The London Chronicle considers the SUI
preme Court decision In Miehigan's electoral
case the most far-reaehlng finding promul-
gated in years, and adds that sit will prop
ably eventuaie in the downfall of the cleo
toral college and the election Of President
by direct vote Of the people," Possibly the
London journal attaches too much impor-
lance to the decision. which is no new con-
siruction of the constitution as law. Every
State has always possessed the right which
Michigan exercised. There has been no
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Gas Cnnsnmnra.

We are using four Of the Standard Automatic
Gas Regulators OF the Gas Consumers Associa
ton O. 1923 Suffer street in the different build
ings Of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Company, and take pleasure In stating that
they perfectly control the pressure of the gas,
preventing all waste by blowing and consequent
iy saving us largely in our gas bills For the
small monthly rental We pay we are also entitled
to have our pipes and burners kept In order and
our electric apparatus kept In repair free Of any
extra charge. | consider the machine and sys-
tenn CT this association The best have ever seen
or tried. II, PHILLIPS, Superintendent.s
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

TIE CALL has had San Francisco care
fully eanyassed in order to learn what city
morning newspapers were taken by the
peO,'ie. THE result is chat THE CALL cir
culates fully one-fourth more copies than
any other paper. THE CALL circulation
leads by fully oDe-quarter. The Chronicle
comes next after THE CALL and leads the
Examiner. The above facts show why The
CALL is so strong in San Francisco.
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MILK az a Dressing for wounds.

Mix has been found to possess remark
able healing qualities IL applied to wounds
in an early stage, and excellent results have
been obtained by its use in the dressing of
burns. Congresses are soaked in milk and
laid on the burn, to be renewed night and
morning. An extensive burn has in this
way been reduced in three days TO a quar-
ter of its original SIZE Another burn,
which had been treated for eight days with
olive oil and oxide of zine, healed rapidly
under milk dressing.
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THERE Is no unpleasant odor from "Fleas
Must Co." 1t drives out iieas and mosquitoes.

DURING Columbus week the big bay colt OF
that name owned and bred by Thomas Smith OF
Vallejo, was decidedly "ln It," Smith is quiet
man, but his horses are looking up OF late. and
will be heard OF some day. He bred George
Washington, who promises TO be racehorse
and sire of speed, but It's ali Columbus just now.
Columbus S Is the perfect picture OF racer.
game looking, powerful, splendidly muscled.
with good bones. He won the Occident stakes
at Sacramento, aud entered the list az Oakland
winning the tbree-year-old race and taking
record of 271a. He Is a res0late racer ana
handy mover, and Is bound to do well next year
barring accidents. Sired by Mcdonald Chief,
his dam being Fannie Rose (2:2Ol by Ethan
Allen Jr. Columbus has good speed Inheritance
aihaa
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sr-RsCRIprIoN RATES

BABY CALL dneluding Suudsysl, So per year by
r.i POSTPAID: Is cents per week, or 65 cents per
,sfeudpr month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
fyccopes three months, SO 25. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen psges). 81 so per year. postpaid SUNDAY
CtILand WEEKLY CALL, 81 so per year postpaid.
WEEKLY CALL Is pagesl, 81 per year, postpaid
TIE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts,
Ior will the tditor enter into correspondence re-
srecfinF than,
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
ocToBER. 1892.
NOTICED

kng Of our patrons loho fail 10 find THE
MORNING CALL for sale bV trail-bOgS
pil confer faror By notifying this office OF
MJoct. naming the date and train.
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r7s montgomery street, near Clay. open untT IL
e,,lecz ?. NJ BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
.-sst near Ke2rny, open until II O'Clock midnight;
ssg Hayes strest. open until $50 O'Clock; 6eS
Eta street. open until 80 O'Clock; 25Zs Mission
cot open until O'clock r, NJ; and 1l6 Ninth
erect. open until 9 80 P. NJ
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.,,r EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
q, Potter building New York City, isprovided with
t,lcf california papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
1,lt,siEg rates and sample copies furnished.
F. X MISCH, Manager.
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

I
NV york. .BRENrANo BROS. Union Square
@,,cseo News Stand Palmer House
\ -, Orleans. GALLOT & JOUBERT,
1884, Commonst
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
DErARTNENT OF AGRICULTURE, \
MEarHER RTrREAm

DErARTNENT OF AGRICULTURE \
WEATHER BUREAU.
FAN FRANCISCO october -, 1892
Ohicial Forecast for Twenty four Hours
Ending Midnight.
Northern Csnfornia-FaIr, but cloudy and foggy
along the coast preceded by showers on northwest
portion; variable winds. mostly westerly; nearly
stationary temperature, except cooler IN the Sacra
Isuto and San Joaquin valleys,
Southern Canrornia-Fsr: westerly winds; nearly
stationary temperature except cooler in western
portions.
san Francisco-Fsir. but partly foggy: cool west
erly winds JOHN P. FINLEY,
First lieutenant Ninth Infantry. officer charge.
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AUCTION SAFES TODAY.

FURNITURE-By ChaS. Levy Co.. at 1875
HarkeIst. al 10 O'Clock.
FUT.NITURE.-By Butterfeld & Vincent. at 500
Sixteenth ST.. az II O'Clock.
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Oft is like being rescued from burning build
Ing ;" says man who was cured of severe case
of salt rheum by Hoods Sarsaparila. Give this
peculiar medicine a trial. Sold by all dru ggists
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No SAFER REMEDY can be had for Coughs and
Colds, any trouble OF the Throat than BrotCJs's
Bronchial 7rocles" Price 25c. Sold only in bo1es.
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THE MORNING CALL
pUpLTCATToN OFFICE !:

PAS g larger circulation than any other
-ayvsnaper published in San Francisco.
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ANGosTURA Bitters should find place in every
household The best cure for Indigestion. Mauufae-
tured by DR.. j. q. Is. Siegert & Sons.
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WE do not like badness. gray hair dandruf nor
thin locks Avoid these erraic features OF the hair
by using PARX ER's HAIR BALSAA.
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HFLP wANTED-CoNTINUED


- ANTED~A YoUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL
v, housework. Call forenoon. % ga sutter ~ 81
TIRST-CLASs FINIsHER ON COATS WANTED
Il at 629 Stevenson at once. ocZz SO
IVANTED-FIRsT. wAISTHAND
w BowHAY, 504 Suffer st. oc22 ST.
IV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ADDRESSES
w BOwHAY. 5O4 Suffer st. oc22 BE
;NANTED : GIRL GENERAL HoUsEwoRK
w aud cooking. wages $50. Call bet aud II
o'clock:at 1928 webster ST.
YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT HoUsEwoRK; NO
L children. 1422 Powell St
M ORKING HoUSEKEEPER FOR SMALL
w family in the country Address A. b.. box IA
Cali Branch Office.
O06I COUGH ST., NEAR OAK-YoUNG GIRL
LUOe light housework, assist with children:
WANTED = FIRsr-cLAss OPERATOR ON
W coats 479 Tehama st
iNIRL TO DO LIsHr HoUsEwoRK. 9e21s
VI Mission ST.. room 8. MRS. SMITH
CIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK ON
u ranch; 500: electric-cars pass the door. Call
80 Bartlett bet Twenty first and Twenty second
CIRL TO COOK AND ASSIST WITH HOUSE
VI work; $22 so. 1913 Pins ST.
" good cook; wages $50. Apply bet 8 and IL
O'Clock Saturday morning at lily Bush ST.
EIRsT-CLAss TAILoREss ON COATS. 51s
Il Jones ST.; steady work. OF II
INAITRESsES CAN FIND STEADY EMPLOY
W ment, 647 Jackson, cor Kearny good pay.2l IA
= DUNG GERMAN GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSE
work. Apply 1882 Folsom ST. oc2l 3te
GIRL, DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK; MUST BE
u good cook. 1404 McAlllster st. oc2l St<
Young GIRL. ASSIST LIGHT HoOsEwoRK
4 in small family. 1909 Ellis ST. oc2l ~
lI AITRESS. OLIVE BRANCH, NEAR RACE
w track; McAIlister-st cars oc2l &c
YOUNG GIRL MIND BABY AND ASSIST GEN
j eral housework; family OF 2. 22O5 Broder1ck
street. ocZ1 ~
IA ANTED - LADY WATERS TO WORK IN
W beer saloon; wages $50 per month Apply $50
Vallejo ST. oc2J 2t~
Ct. < TO $50 PER " EEK CAN BE EARNED IN
DO your neIghborhood by women working
two TO ten hours per day; peddling required
Apply to DIX HALPRUNER 1850 Market st. o2l 2"
YOUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT HoUsEwoRK;
good home. 7281a Howard st. oc2O 3ts
w ANTED-GIRLS FOR COUNTRY. $50: CITY 4,
w S25: also 20 girls for general Homework 93 l
Market st. oclS 7t
I AIDES, DON'T YOU WISH TO KNOW HOW
II TO cut your own dresses by the only correct
method? II so call at the only correct school,
lUl5 Market st. oc11 II
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RE First Meth odist Episcopal Church,
AE~S Powell St. bet. Washington and Jackson
I. II. Woodward, pastor residence. 9o5 - Powell
ST.. Preaching by the pastor at IL a. NJ. subject.
Gods Love" Glasses Nos and 2, 10 NJ. classes
Nos. and 4, 1880 p N. sunday
school at IL; 80 p. NJ, Joseph Moscrop Superin-
tendent. Class No. 8, D Epworth League, $50
P. N Praise service led by the choir. Rev. J. b.
Daily Will speak In the evening upon The Doctrines
of the Roman Catholic Church and His Experience"
Monday az $3.50 P. NJ. ehiidren's class. Monday at
7:SO p NJ meeting for promotion of holiness
Tuesday at 80 r. NJ. special ofhcial board meet
ing. Wednesday at 80 p. NJ. general prayer meet
ing. Thursday at 30 p. N. classes Nos 5. and
meet. Friday at $50 N. boys and girls class.
Friday at 7-,i0 NJ. there viii be cottage prayer
meeting at home OF Mrs. Collins. 1882 Washington
ST.; Saturday ar 80 P. NJ. Boys Brigade arll;
Captain Hopper has charge. Communion after
morning service Reception Of members after even
SERVICE.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

EXTRA Minee PIES. SWANS. 2Ia Suffer street.
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SUMMER RESORTS


(ESoRrS. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF raB
- faeihc Coast. with rates. location, etc, puo-
hshed In the Hotel Guide, 100 pages For sale by
nswsdealers. or send zoe In stamps TO W. NJ PAE
iEhSos. publisher 80 Post ST.. ). +. mrlsf
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re- How rd- Street Meth odist Episc opal
&~S Church. Howard ST., bet. Second and Third,
two blocks from the Palace Hotel-Rev W. w.
Case. DID, pastor. Martin Schultz musical direc-
tor. A o. Donogh. Sunday-school superintend-
ent. Hours OF public services. IL A. NJ and 80
p. NJ Sunday-schcol at 1880 P. N. Professor
Il. Knowiton's Bible class at 1890 p N. Epworth
League at 80 Sunday evening. The spec iai music
OF tc-morrow will consist of: Morning-"O We That
Love the Lord" Nay Tor; "He Shall Come Down Like
Rain" Buck. Eyenlng-"Tbe Night Is Far Spent"
Hodges: contraito solo, just as L Am" (Danks),
Mrs. Margaret Morrow. Subject OF morning ser
mon, elements OF the Chureh's strength Subject
OF evening sermon. "Besetting Sins; or How Sew
eral Young Persons Came to Grief" Chautanqua
Circle Monday evening. Professor F. knoWlton
conductor. Pastors residence 2026 Howard ST.
telephone G066 l
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~. Office of the BuIwer ConsOl lat rd
@~G Mining Company san France SEQ. October
of the above named company, held this day. diyi-
deud No 81, OF Five cents t5c) per share, was DE-
clared, payable on MONDAY. October 81 1Ses.
Transfer books win be closed THURSDAY, oeto-
ber 20, 1892 at O'Clock r. NJ. Tbs DIVIDEND IS
payable at the Farmers Loan and Trust Company;
Nos 20 ana 20 William street, New York, on all
stock issued there. and at the once In This city on
all stock issued here. l.. OSBORN, secretary.
Ohice-Room 49, Nevada block, No. 800 Mont
gomery street san Francisco, Cal. ocl5 "a
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

rMs Free Lecture Christian Sci
90 enee by Rev. II. Il. Mason. C. $ d. of Brook
lyn, N. " VIII be delivered in Red Mems Hall, 800
Post ST.. sunday afternoon. 3 O'Clock. oe22 2tF
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AGENTS WANTED.

INEXPERIENCED AGENTS WANTED BOra
~ male and female. for the best selling article in
the market; big money In it, Address g., box i4I,
Call hranch Office. oe.o IN
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The prophet business is being relegated
Into the shade by the announcement that
certain Indians In the Northwest are in
cined to &c into unnecessary labor tolls be-
cause some children have projected a great