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The morning call., 1892-09-21

Logan No. 139, Joe Hooker No. IL. Atlanta
No. 81. W. II. l.. Wallace No. 80, Lyon No.
8. Colonel Whipple No. 40, and George ID.
Long No. 45.
The men were admirably mounted and
rode like horsemen. They looked well in
j. b. Louck. G. E. K. Royce, r. p. Thomas.
Thomas Chambers, c. Cox, L. Cootes, f..
Pierce, II. Ketcham, A. Hood, Thomas
Walker. w. Ii. Seamans, Warren Goodale.
4. d. Judd, Frederick Banta, j. f, Cum
ningham. j. Ii. Shepherd, L. G. Hickox, v.
" Ashford. John Reard0n and Nat NJ.
Brown.
One of the features OF this organization
was the distinctive badge that each one
wore. 1t consisted of a long piece of old
gold silk ribbon with fac-simile of the big
tree at Wawona stamped thereon. metallic
bear serving as pin to attach the badge.
Next followed Rhode Island, New Hamp-
shire. Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland,
Iowa, Nebraska, Michigan, Indiana, Wyom-
ing and Colorado, included 10 one depart
ment. and they made a fine showing, with
thirty-eight osts, led by Department CON-
mander John c. Kennedy and staff.
Then came Kansas, Delaware. Missouri,
Kentucky, West Virginia, Arkansas, Ten
nessee, Louisiana, Mississippi. Florida, Okla
homa, Texas, Alabama, South and North
Dakota, with credlIable showing, and H.
dian Territory.
The procession closed with posts OF the
Department of the Potomac and the Naval
Veterans.
Mrs. Logan kept open house tonight to the
Grand Army veterans and the Woman's Re-
lief Corps Of Illinois. A brilliant pyrotecbnic
display was given In the Washington mon
ument grounds earlv in the evening. The
association of the First Brigade. First Dl-
vision, Twelfth Army Corps. held reunion
on the White House lawn this evening
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fighting over the nomination Of Presiden-
tial electors and the adoption of the plat
form. The Democratic convention which
met q Nav adopted the Ocala platform and
passed resolutions denOuncing Cleveland as
"tbe corrupt love of Wall street." 1t is
TumOred that the convention tomorrow will
Teaffirm the platform aud the resolutions
adopted in May. In this event there Will
be hard fight, and perhaps the secession
of the conservative Democrats from the
convention
SCRANTON, Pa. Sept. 20.-Chauncey F.
Black called the State Society of Demo-
cratic Clubs to order at noon. Hon. Lem
uei Amerman was elected temporary chair
man. The manner of selecting eleven
delegates at large to the Kew YORK c0nven-
ton next month caused a big fight, during
which pandemonium broke loose. The
matter finally went to the committee On
resolutions. The fear of the convention
was that the committee, demanded by some.
would select majority of the delegation
from Philadelphia The convention adj
resolutions, permanent organization and
credentials had been appointed.
WAY CRoss, Ca, Sept 20.-General
Weaver made his first speech in Georgia at
this place to-day. A large number Of copies
OF the Atlanta journal containing full
page article on Viewers career in Pulaski.
Tenn, with affidavits as to his brutality and
OutTages while commander OF the post
there, were distributed during the morning.
General Weaver addressed the chief pOr-
ton of his speech replying to these charges,
and denounced them all as unQualfiedly
false.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept 20-The Kennebec
Journal will tomorrow print letter from
Mr.. Blaine at Bar Harbor in reference to
the statement that he did not vote at the
lste election. He said that in place Of go
ing up To Augusta which would have con-
sumed the better part of three days, he
paired with a Democratic friend and saved
his vote and lots of time.
MADISON. Wis, Sept 20. The arguments
b sn in the Supreme Court in the gerry
mander case to-day, Colonel Bird and
George G. Greene presenting the arguments
against the constitutionality of the law.
Colonel Y. as aud ex-senator Spooner will
be heard Tomorrow.
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WISE PRECAUTIONS.
Hunters Should Identify ThemseIve to
the Train Robbers.

Hunters Should Identify Themselves to
the Train Robbers.
TULARE. Sept 20.-There is a world Of
wise suggestion in the course taken by
party of MADEIRA men who recently started
for bear hunt In the Sierras. These men
were well supplied with provisions and
splendidly armed, and, before starting, they
had themselves interviewed by reporter.
To him they stated that they wanted Ii dis
tinetly understood in the first place that
they positively had no evil designs upon
Messrs. Evans and Sontag, and while in the
Sierras would look for bear only. This WAS
a wise and proper thing TO do. Evans and
Sontag read the papers, and they should be
informed of the friendly parties who are in
the Sierras, so that no unsuspectlng sports
men approaching a cabin for information
will be shot down. 1t would be we'll for all
neutral hunters in the mountains to wear
some kind of badge to insure them safety
in their rambles. This might save innocent
lives and be matter OF accommodation to
Evans and Sontag, who do not care to waste
valuable ammunition on harmless sports.
Those MADEIRA sports did right in sending
word on ahead of their friendly intentions.
Other hunting parties should do the same
or else send the names of their party with
photographs to Evans and Sontag, at Pine
Ridge, Fresno County.
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INCIDENTS OF THE MARCH.
Noticeable Features of the Various
q. A. X. Posts.

Noticeable Features of the Various
&. A. X. Posts.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-The Nineteenth
Illinois Veteran Club, armed with muskets
and headed by fife and drum corps, were
especially noticed, as was also the Columbia
Post. 1.-THE goose hangs high" was en-
blem atieally represented by the Illinoisans,
who had stuffed goose perched high on
pole. The Keystone State was the banner
State in the procession in point OF numbers,
there probably being 10000 of them in line,
and it took an hour and half for them to
pass by one point. They had enough worn
battle flags and banners to decorate every
armory in the State. The first negro COM
pany was Lewis Post. The members were
headed by the post band and carried them
selves well. Other colored troops were
seen later, coming along at odd intervals.
A daughter of the regiment walked III the
front line of the Ohioans. young Buckeye
girl, bright and attractive, IN adark-bue frock
trimmed with gold lace. New York City
and Brooklyn posts led the New York de-
tachment. and no finer looking body of men
were seen here in any procession. The
feature that New Jersey displayed was
goo lied mosquito perched on keg
labelled whisky" into which he was try
ing 70 thrust his bill.
Maine and California had small nun bers
in line and quickly passed. When the
Michigan posts passed, lOr the nrst TINE
during the day the popular "Boom-de-Ay"
was heard. Colorado and Wyoming
marched together headed by small burro
bestridden by small boy. thei Leadville
band and tawD, following behind whom
came several hundred well-preserved. hardy
looking men from the Rockies.
The Iowa brigade looked happy and con-
tented as it turned up the avenue, its indi
vdual members carrying long green corn
stalks, musket fashion, against their
shoulders. They sang as they walked,
marching Through Georgia"
And so the procession continued until
evening, department after department, post
after post, hearty men, and men on crutches.
bands, drum corps. bright fresh uniforms,
stained and ragged battle-fags, cheers,
capping Of hands, waving of handker-
chiefs, swelling bosoms. Oulf1owing eyes
would moisten. twitching lips refused to be
still. and the growth OF that spirit which
would impel the meanest mortal to defend
the Stars and Stripes from assault of any or
all nations ON the face of the earth-the
greatest day in the history of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
At :05 o'clock the last veteran passed by.
There were more men in line than at any
other Grand Army parade. Ii is estimated
that upwards of $4,000 men marched up
Pennsylvania avenue in the procession to-
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A aholir.I Tpfo

If there is one more hendsh than tho hateful
trinity, dyspepsia bihousness and irreguiarity OF
the bowels. usually existent together we are una
ware OF It. Those co cooperative organs, the stom-
ach, the bowels and the liver, are usually thrown
out OF gear together and the restoration OF regu-
larty to Is usually the signal for the others to
fail into line Hostcters Stomach Bitters controls
all three benefcently and completely. not only
regulating but invigorating them. 1t also exerts
most happy influence upon the kidneys and tho
blood. giving heathful mpuls and enriching the
second 1t evercomes malaria and tendency to
chronic rheumatism and neuralgia and improves
appetite aud sleep To the nervous 1t az ords UNI
speakabIe relief wineglassfui three times daily
VIII, IL persisted in achieve results to be expected
from no other health medium. SO
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DIVIDED DEMOCRATS,
Probability OF Fight in the Soutl
Carolina Convention

Probability of Fight in the South
Carolina Convention.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-The Tribune's
special from Charleston. S. c., says: The
State Democratic convention tomorrow
will nominate State officers and Presiden-
tial electors. 1t will be composed of 800
delegates, chosen at the recent Democratic
primaries. OF this number fiftY-six dele
gates were elected by the conservatives.
264 by the 1illmanite faction. The con-
servatves were elected as standing squarely
on the platform of the national Democratic
party. and IN the nominating con-
81. 900 Democrats, without faint OF
third party or of Ocalaism or Omahaism
on their garments. While the conserva-
tiVes will probably make no serious fight
against the nomination Of Tillman's State
ticket, there Is a promise o. considerable
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NOT YET OTERTikEN.
Frank Burke Once More on the Trail Of
Evans and S0ntag.

VIsALIA, Sept 20.-There is nothing new
from the parties in pursuit of Evans and
Sontag to-day beyond the fact that the last
posse TO go out got upon the trail Of the
Will Smith party late in the day and by
this time probably the pursuers have joined
forces.
Frank Burke, special officer, returned
here to-day, accompanied by Officers
Powell, Breckenridge and Taylor and three
Yuma Indian trailers to hunt Evans and
Sontag. They leave town at daybreak for
Simpsons Flat Two of the Indians are
the same ones who were here before.
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GOING TO PIECES.

The Goldenhorn Has Broken in Two in the
Middle.
SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 20.-The schoo-
ner Ruby returned to-day from The scene OF
the wreck of the British four-masted ship
Goldenhorn. on Santa Rosa Island. she
brought over partial set OF new sails.
hawsers and other rigging saved from the
wreck. These things were slowed IN Tor
ward and the men experienced murh
trouble in reaching them. The men report
that the vessel has broken in two between
the fore and main masts and Is last gong
to pieces. The Ruby returned tonight
with the hopes of getting more OF the rig.
gng. but the men expressed much doubt OF
there being anything left of the wreck.
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STILL ANOTHER SEIZURE.
Russia, However. Will Observe the Nine-Mile
Limit Hereafter.

VICTORIA. Z. c.. Sept 2o.-The sealing
schooner Ariatas arrived from the Russian
side to-day She reports that the c. 81.
Upper was boarded by Russian cutter
sixty miles off Copper Island and warned to
leave. The Russian captain said he
ought to take the vessels skins, but did
not Another schooner hove in sight and the
Russian left the Upper with the request
that she keep out of sight. This would in
dictate that the Russian Government has in-
strueted its officers to seize only when the
nine mile limit is violated.
The sealer Maud reported to the Ariatas
that the schooner Enterprise Of Victoria
had been seized The Ariatas had 1859
skins for her seasons work. The Dora
Steward had 500 and the C. Ii. Upper 400.
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of the county officials, the clerk is charged
with being guilty of willful and corrupt
misconduct in office, and with will
fully and knowingly neglecting to per-
also charged with intoxication. TO the
extent of rendering him unfit and un-
able to perform his official duties.
There are likewise various other specified
charges of misconduct. The action is
brought at the request of the Board of Su-
pervisors Judge Caldwell has issued an
order citing the accused to appear before
before him on next Monday.
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ORDER OF MARCH.
Positions in Line OF the Various State De-
p4rtments-

Positions in Line OF the Various State De.
psrtments-
WASHINGTON, Sept 2O.-The order Of
march was as follows:
Citizens committee.
The old Guard OF Washington a. an escort OF the
commauder-in-chief.
The Grand Army Battalion of Albany.
The comm chief, tie Junior vice com
mander-in- chief, the senior vice c0mmander-ln
chief, the official staff OF The commander inc chief
alds-de- camp TO tie commandeT-ln-chief and es-
cOrts OF The Grand Army.
First defenders. Sixth Massachusetts.
United States Veteran Signal Association.
Department of Illinois
Department OF Wisconsin.
Department OF Pennsylvania.
Depal tment OF Onto.
Department Of New YORK.
Department OF Connecticut.
Department OF Massachusetts.
Department OF New Jersey.
Department Of Maine.
Department of California.
Department OF Rhode Island.
Department of New Hampshire.
Department of Virginia.
Department OF North Carolina.
Department Of Maryland.
Department OF Iowa.
Department OF Nebraska.
Department Of Michigan.
Department oil Indiana.
Department OF Wyoming
Department OF Colorado.
Department OF Kansas.
Department OF Delaware,
Department OF Missouri.
Department Of Kentucky
Department OF West Virginia
Department OF Arkansas
Department of Tennessee
Department of Louisiana.
Department OF Mississippi.
DEPARTMENT OF Florida.
Department OF Oslahoma
Department OF Texas
Department of Alabama
Department OF North Dakota
Department Of South Dakota.
Department OF Indian Territory.
Potomac Naval Veterans.
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FIGHTING FOR LIFE.
Judge Garb err Has but Small Fear Of Small
pox Conta gion.

pO4 NOnttSkOu
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 20.-There was an
other large crowd In the Superior Court to-
day to attend the trial of III. j. Palmer for
the murder OF Charles Phlegar last spring
Judge CARRIER OF San Francisco presided
The defense asked for continuance,
making the point that DR.. A. G. Heating of
San Bernardino, who, it is alleged, will tes-
tify that Palmer was insane and not respOn-
sible for his acts, cannot come because he
has charge of a smallpox patient, and is
quarantined with the case outside of San
Bernardino district. Attorney Ryan, how
ever, read telegram from the Sheriff Of
San BerDardino County, saying the pa
tient was quarantined, but DR.. Heating was
not.
Judge CARRIER finally called In a number
of local physicians to ascertain whether they
thought DIR. Heating would be likely to
spread the smallpox in Sacramento.
The court afterward issued an attachment
for DR.. Heating, and continued the case
until next Monday. He said that If neces-
sary he will order the health officers OF the
city to meet DIR. Heating outside the city
limits and inspect and properly fumigate
him
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HANGING IN A BARN.

Suicide With the Deliberation of Utter Des-
peration.
LODI, Sept. 20-An unknown man was
found here this morning hanging in barn.
His toes were touching the floor when
found and his head hanging by his side,
proving that it was case Of suicide. He
was about As years of age, height feet
inches, weight AS pounds, dark complexion,
with gray hair, and had on glasses when
found. In one pocket was found knife
blade sharp as razor, which he und0ubt-
eddy intended to use IL the rope failed. He
lett nothing on his person that would indi-
cate who he was. An inquest will be held
tomorrow.
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Pride OF San Diego.

SAN DIEGO, Sept 2o.-The new electric
road was formally opened to the public to-
day. The city officials have been rendered,
and will accept. an invitation to inspect the
road tomorrow morning, and one of the
double-deckers will be placed at their dis
posal for ride over the entire line.
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Templars win Psrticipate.

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 2O.-The knights Tenn
plsr Commandery has received dispense
ton from the commander to join in the Ca
briilo parade on the 18th. 1t is now ex-
pected $4,000 excursionists will be here for
the great festival
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DIED OF BLooD-PoIsoNING.
The Palo Alto Stud Sustains One More
Serious Loss

PALo ALTO, Sept. 20.-The trotting stall
lion Amigo. 2:l6A. died here to-day Of
blood-poisoning. The horse has been sick
for some time. an abscess having formed
from some cause upon his withers. This
the veterinary surgeon recently deemed it
necessary TO lance to relieve the animal.
and, as result of the operation. blood
poisoning set in and could not be stopped.
Amigo was bright bay, and was one of the
promising of the Palo Alto stations. He
was foaled on April 10. 1885, and was by
Electioneer out Of Nadine, mare sired by
Wildidle.
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Southern Califoroia Conference.

SAN DIEGO. Sept. 20.-The seventh ses-
sion of the Southern California annual con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
begins to- morrow in this city. Bishop VIM
cent arrived ON the noon train to preside
and was rendered reception at the First
M. Z. Church this evening.
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FRESNO TO MONTERREY.
Only $4,000 to Be Raised to Secure the
Road

SALINAS CITY, Sept. 2O-Only $4,000 re-
mains TO be subscribed by the people of
Monterey, 10 per cent cash, to insure the
building OF the railroad from Fresno to
Monterey. II Salinas VIII second the efforts
of Monterey. San Benito and Fresno. the
road will undoubtedly be built. Other
counties have, / understand, subscribed
their quota toward 1t and capitalists stand
willing and ready to take hold and build
the road forthwith.
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CIRCLING THE WORLD.

A Cycler Who Has Been Travelling Since the
7th Of June.
WALLA WALLA, Sept 20. = Frank e.
LEM, correspondent who is making a
tour of the world on bicycle, arrived here
this evening in heavy rainstorm LEM
left New York June 7. and has been
travelling constantly. He will ride TO San
Francisco and then take the steamer to
JApan
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Collided With a Car.

SEATTLE, Sept. 20.-A collision between
heavy truck and freightcar on the West
street electric line occurred on West street
to-day. Fred Ennis. the driver of the
truck, was fatally injured and both his
horses killed.
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AN INSECURE PLATFORM.

Two Miners Precipitated to the Bottom OF
Shaft.
SONORA, Sept. 20.-William Symons Sr.
and j. b. Leavitt were killed in the Carlotta
mine this morning. They were standing
upon temporary platform built in the
shaft for the purpose Of making repairs.
when the platform gave way, precipitating
them to the bottom of the shaft distance
OF about one hundred feet. killing them in
stantly. Both men have families and have
long resided in the county. They were well
known and honored by the people of this
county.
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The Phnnnrranh

Telephone. Telegraph and kindred electrical mes
sengers VIII all be utilized by the orders for SoZO
DON'T, which will be flashed and sounded over the
wires 1t is as well known abroad as at home, as
cleaning agent for the teeth,
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Cattle Thieves Lynchsd.

FARGO. N. D., Sept. 2O.-A report was
received late tonight that Judge" Short.
the leader of notorious band of cattle
thieves in the Bad Lands, has been captured
and lynched, together with several of his
men.
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RAIsIN-GRowERs COMBINE.

Riverside Men Organize for the Purpose OF
Controlling the Market
RIVERSIDE, Sept. 20.-The raisin- grower
Of Riverside and vicinity to-day organized
a Raisin-grOwers' Protective Union, where
by growers expect 10 realize better prices
for this years crop of raisins. Last year
most Of the growers consigned their raisins
and lost on them. The combine effected to-
day is similar to the one at Fresno. and all
raisin-growers think 1t will be highly sue
cessful In controlling the raisin market.
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MISCONDUCT IN OFFICE.

Serious Charges Brought Against the Clerk
of Nevada County.
NEVADA, CAL, Sept. 20. - Proceedings
were begun 10 the Superior Court to-day TO
Dust County Clerk and County Auditor
James l.. Morgan from Office. In the COM
plant, which Is sworn to by John Weber
of this city, who had been employed by the
Board Of Supervisors to expert the books
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WILL PROBABLY DIE.

A Chinese Choked Almost to Death by Fellow
Ruffians
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 20.-To-night Chi
nese hop-picking contractor came in from
the country aud went to his room in a
Chinatown basement. There he was So
upon by two highbinders. who are thought
TO have been lying in wait for him. They
choked him and robbed him of 500 and
escaped. His friends think he is going to
die from the choking he received.
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A TOTAL LOSS.
Isaac Titus Should Have Had an Insurance
Policy Written,

LODI. Sept 20.-The residence of Isaac
Titus on his ranch, about eight miles north
of Lodi, was destroyed by fire Sunday
morning at an early hour. The fire started
in an occupied bedroom upstairs. and the
occupants OF the house barely escaped with
their lives. Nothing was saved, and the
house is a total loss, as there was no insur-
auce.
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OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST.

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-12-23
Kept Quiet For Political Reasons.

NEW LONDON, Dec 23.-No trace has yet been found of missing Postmaster Allender. who left here last Saturday, about $4 ,000 short in his accounts. It has now leaked out that this shortage has been known for some time, but it is claimed that it was kept quiet for pollti- cal reasons. Inspector Brush, who is now here examining the books, believes that Allender's embezzlements com menced last July, as up to that time his accounts appear to be all right. For some months Allender has not sent in his monthly reports to the postoffice de- partment and it was this that led to sending the inspector here. He was notified that the inspector would be here Saturday and at once left town. It is supposed that he is now in New York stopping with relatives. It is said that he has been seen in Bridgeport and New Haven, but this report cannot be substantiated. His bondsmen have taken charge of the office until sue cessor is appointed. It is hinted that it may be found that his shortage is greater than is now supposed.