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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-26
NO SAFETY BUT THE NEW PARTY.

The CALL has only the interests of our
citizens generally in the election which is
pending for city officers and for members
Of the State Legislature. An effort was
made by many of our best citizens 10 break
up the system Of robbery which has been
going on for fifteen years past IN San Fran
cisco, and with that object in view they
Nominated a good ticket. What now ought
TO be doneP By all means it should be
elected, fer if this be not d0le We shall have
the same old system of robbery and pfda'
der gore over again for the next two years.
1t will make but little difference wbather
we vote for the candidstes .oIme0 Demo-
cratic or Republican, for in the event OF
their being installed into office it will be
proved beyond peTadyentuTe that there
will be Just enough Supervisors to pass any
proposition for plumber. THE CALL says it
will make no difference whether the candi-
dates claim TO be Republicans or Demo-
Gratis. for they have been selected TO suit
the Interests of those who nominated them.
A fter fourteen years of knayery by such
men as Buckley we ought all of us TO have
our ewes open, bus shall we? Again, the
candid ates for the Legislature, both Demo
cratic and Republican,, have undoubtedly
been nominated at the instance of the man.
ayers Of the Central and Southern Pacific
Railroad companies, ard if they should get
to Sacramento they will do very much as
have their predecessors for a long time past
That is, plunder the people for The benefit
of the railroad companies and themselves.
1t would be the greatest piece Of folly
imaginable to try Stanford Huniinglon's
candidates again for the Legislature, and
while we are grooming under abuses which
are holding the city and State back and
impovsTishiDg all of Us.
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WHO ARE THE sTUFrERsq

It's to be observed that the Chronicle has
not had word to say about the enormous
registration this year. AS it exceeded Ga COO
on Monday evening with eleven precincts
to hear from, 1t viii probably exceed 70 GOO
when the lists are closed. In 1890 il wa,
1910. The increase in two years is TINS
roughly 5000, which would imply an in
crease In the population OF 10000 or over.
which is absurd.
There has been no rush Of people to this
city since the last census was taken. On
the contrary, notwithstanding the stoppage
or diminished production of various indus
tries, such as the cotton-mllls, the iron
foundries, and the boot and shoe industry,
no complaints have been heard Of unem-
ployed workmen, from which it may safely
be inferred that there has been 40 larger
immigration of workmen than usual. Per-
sons conyersant with the tide OF population
and concerned to know how many new
corners make this city their home figure
that the increase since 1890 has not exceed
ed II, coo. which would imply that the regis
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a SORRY sIGHT.

Can there be any more sorry sight than
the efforts which are being made in San
Francisco to defraud our citizens out OF the
right OF electing their own officials? A
class of persons are managing so as to Sc
cure fraudulent votes. and by this means
put men in office without cur consent. A
railroad company will furnish money TO
such men as Crimmins, Kelly ana their
associates. This is termed honest. Have
we not sunk to low ebb when we permit
such raseality as we have endured for If
teen years to go unpublished or UNIFORMED
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-26
ALONG THE COAST.

Santa Monica boasts of being the best
paved town In the State.
The young men of Monterey have organ
lied social club. which is to be known as
"The Oaks"
The first snow of the season fell to a
depth Of three inches at Susanville, Lassen
County, on Friday night.
A melon. weighing 22lh pounds. grown
by w. S. Corwin of Redlands, has been
placed in cold storage until time to ship 10
the Worlds Fair.
Farmer Mcclure Of Arroyo Grande, San
Luis Obispo County. brought for shipment
IN one load his summer crop OF onion seed,
valued In round figures at $4,000.
The Chino sugar factory is now engaged
working up the syrups on hand. In a day
or so this work will be completed, and the
factory will close for the season.
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ABOUT THE wAsTE-BAsKET.
The Kelly-crimmins morning organ say

The Kelly-Crimmins morning organ says:
Judge Dibbe Will speak at Pixlsy Hall TO-
morr ow night. The electors OF the Foriy-hrst
District should hear what Mr.. Dlbble has TO say.
If Mr.. Dibble will tell the people what
he knows about waste-baskets the electors
# all the eighteen Assembly districts will
lek to hear him. He is the one man in
is city who is believed to know of his own
isrsonal knowledge what became OF the
money inclosed in the wrappers which
were found in the waste-basket in the State
Librarians private Office on an eventful
morning during the last Senatorial contest.
mere are other men who think they know.
pnt Mr.. Dibble probably knows. He was
making De Toung's fight at the time, and
Consequently was in a position to know.
ne saddest thing in all this waste-basket
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ter has been stuffed largely. Close watchers
of the operation of the registration once
admit that good deal of stuffing has gone
Oh, but they profess their inability to esti-
mate its volume. A story has been current
that, besides other stuffing. Crimmins anu
Kelly have managed to get one lot OF sun
ers on the register in blocks OF i've In eacn
precinct; but this would only account Tor
some 1875 illegal names. A certain proper
ton of these are Tepeaters, who Will PROB
ably be detected when they go to vote; put
q great many may succeed in slipping their
votes in. That is the great danger which
the Nom Partisans have to fear
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scandal is that the principal actor in it
should be a candidate for reelection to the
Office he made such disgraceful use of. One
would suppose that he would realize that as
a preliminary to seeking Office again he
must clear himself of the suspicion that is
attached to him. Nothing short of search
ing examination into all the proceedings OF
the case, and an acquittal after examina-
ton, would justify the greatest or the least
OF the actors in it In making an appearance
before the public in the character of Office
seeker. Probably people will go to hear
what Mr.. Dibble has to say. But 1t is ex-
ceedingly improbable that he will tell them
what they most want TO hear.
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

THE CALL has had San Francisco care
fully cauvassed in order TO learn what city
morning newspapers were taken by the
neople. The result is that TIE CALL cir
culates fully one-fourth more copies than
any other paper. THE CALL circulation
leads by fully one-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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DUTY OF DEMOCRATS.

The only way by which honest Democrats
can obtain Office hereafter in San Francisco
is to dispose of the ticket which has been
nominated by Sullivan and Dwyer. Dis
pose Of these men and drive the railroad
out of politics and honest men can manage
he narty. The Democrats two years ago
disposed of Buckley. VIII not the De-
mocraey drive out tue men who are now
backed by Stanford and Huntington?
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

TIvoLI OPERA House Eddy street, OF Market.
Opera-"Orpheus and EUrydice
SToCKw Ills THEATFR Powell street, near Mar
ket Comedy -drama-"Tle FayOrite."
GRovE-STREET THEATER- Grove street. above
Fclk. DTsma-"Through by Daylight"
WIGwAM THEATER, corner stockton and Gesry
streets. Comic opera and variety entertainment.
RUsE-STREET THEATER. Bush street. between
Kearny and Montgomery. Drama-"The Egyptian"
BALDWIN THEATER. Market street, near Powell.
Opera-DUI opera Company.
CALIFoRSIA THEATER. Flush street. above kearny.
heiOdTaIHa-"The Three Guardsmen.'
MoECsCos THEATER. Howard street. between
Third and Fourth. Drsms-'Outcasts OF New ork''
BIJoU THFATER Market street between Third
ana Fourth. COmedy-'Struck Oil"
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srpscRtPTToN RAVES /:

DAILY CALL tincluding sundays, So per year By
nsJrpostpaid: 10 cents per week, or 65 cents per
salendsr month through carriers. DAILY CALL
frreop-es three months SO 20. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen paees). 81 so per year postpaid SUNDAi
CAILand WEEKLY CALL, 81 90 per year,P oStpaiu'
" EEKLY CALL Is paGeSl, 81 per year, postpAiu'
TIE CALL cannot return rejected haausCt'p10'
ror viii tie editor enter into correspondence to
IL IL
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FL once of the Euiu err Consolidated
aiming company - San Francisco October
~, 1897. AT meeting of the Board OF Directors
VI .ne aDore-n named company, held this day divi-
uehd NO. II, OF Five cents (5c) per share was de-
oiared, phyaoie on MONDAY, october 81 1892
iransier books viii be closed on THURSDAY Octo
Der ~, 1892, at O'Clock p. NJ This diyidend 90
payable at the Farmers' Loan and Trust COMPANY
nos. 70 and ~ william strset, New YORK on ali
STOCK issued there and at the once In this CITY on
All STOCK issued here l.. OSBORN, Secretary.
ofice-Room 33. Nevada block No 500 Mont
gomery street. San Francisco, Cal ocI3 ia
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sa5 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
o'clock P n. BRANCH OFFICES; T1O Markes
street near Rearny open until IL O'Clock midnight;
see Hayes street, open until 9 30 o'ciocH; eOo
T,t1 street. omen until so O'Clock; rs Mission
street, open until o'clock r NJ; and 1l6 MINI
street open until 30 p. II
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DEPARTMENT. OF AGRICULTURE, }
WEATHER BUREAU.
san Francisco, october -. lS92.t
Official Forecast for Twenty -four Hours
Ending Midnight Wednesday.
Northern Calfornia-Fair, except cloudy and
forgv along the coast northeast TO southeast winds;
cont lnued warm weather, except cooler along the
northwest coast.
southern Caiifornla-Fair; north to wet winds
continued warm weather
san ancisco-FoEgy and hazy; westerly winds
warmer, followed by cooler.
JOIN P. FISLkY,
First Lieutenant Ninth Infantry, officer IN charge.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
q Potter building, New York City, isproyidea WIN
fl,tUf California papers Visitors welcome. Au
ytlt.sirG rates ami sample copies furnished.
F X MISCH Manager
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
NOTICRI
OCTOBER. 1892

Ang Of our patrons acbo fail 10 ind THE
MORNING GALL for sale Ju tratR-boys
Vfi confer foror b. notifying this office a
uUact. naming The date and train.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-26

Ex-senator Evarts may sometimes be
seen sitting on bench in the park near his
residence basking in the autumn sunshine
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TIE DArLY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE Al
Kew Yors. ,BRENTANo EROS, Union Square
Chicsse News stand Palmer House
ny orleans d ALLUT q JOUBERr.
11hlh Common 81
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"Mrs. Winsiow's Soothinr Syrun,,

"Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing Syrup"
Has been used over fifty years by millions of moth
trs for their children while feethng, with perfect
fuccess. 1t soothes the child. softens the gums,
allays pain, wind collie. regulates the bowels
sBdis the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teething OF other causes. For sale by drug
gists in every part OF the world. Be and ask
for Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty five
cents hottie
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STAMP X opposite j. II. Humphreys name
Non-Partlsan nominee for Surveyor
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wHv suffer from scrofula when Hoods Sarsa
parilIa is such potent remedy for all blood dis
eases? Send for book containing staten ents OF
cures to c. 1. Hood q Co., Lowell, Mass
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE:

Eas q larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

Frrx1ruRE.-By ButteIfeld & Vincent. at l51O
Golden Gate ave, al II O'Clock.
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Ii SUCCESS be the true test of merit IL Is settled
laet that "Bro'os Bronchial Troces" have no equal
ior the prompt relief of Coughs, Colds and Throat
troubles.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ESP Bids for the Bar Now Open for the
G~D grand entertainment ana ball given by the
Stevedores Protective Union to be held at the
odd Fellows Hall. November -. BIDS VIII close
November &. Address b. JOHNSON. s. 2. w.
20 Pleasantst. oc25 20 % 81 mol 2-6t
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

ExrRA Minco Pies swArE's. 2Is Suffer street
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EoR RENT-50o ACRES CoYfRA COSTA CO
u Address L. N, o4314 NatomZst. oc25 ~
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

w ANrED-wAITRESs FOR NEVADA, S25;
w hotel cook frst-clsss country hotel $40; Span
ish hotel COOK Fresno. $780, several mattresses for
different country hotels. s25 and $40; also several
cham beTmaids and assist waiting. for the city;
Swedish cook and second girl. same house. Berke-
ley, $50 and SO; woman to cook for 8 men on
ranch, SIS; girl for housewoIk. Reno In family,
S25 and fare: girls for housework Alameda. Ross
Valley, Modesto and San Leandro, $25 and $50:
COOK for Chico, S25. parties A. also several
German and American cooks and general house
work girls. city. s25 aud $50. Apply c. r. HAN
a I 4aar ct
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-06-10
A Pointed Salusatory.

The editor Of new weekly paper says
BY way Of salutatory: I'VE would a.
soon expect to win fortune by betting
against pat hand as to suppose that we
shall please every body. No doubt in the
course Of human events we shall realize
those pleasant little editorial episodes in
which indignant readers find NO other
soothing syrup for their wounded feel.
ings than by attempting to put . head
on the editor paint mournful expires.
sion over his eye; or, without consulting
him as to whether he wants to be an an.
gel and with the angels stand, endeavor
tosend him to that bourne ION q dead head
ticket from whence no editor returns.
We stand six feet in our stockings In the
winter time-fvs feet eleven inches and
. half, without socks, in the summer sea.
SOD. Our principal amusement, when .
boy. was to throw one hundred pound
anvils over our head, hold . barrel Of
-four at arms length. and practice other
muscular developments. Aided BY our
early education in the manly art, we
shall endeavor to hoe our own row, pad
die our own canoe, and hold full hand
in the editorial game OF bluff"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-06-10

In front Of dingy row Of tenement
houses on President street. between Col.
nmbia and Van Brunt streets, Brooklyn,
nearly half . hundred 1tslisns-men.
women, and dirty little children-stood
vociferously welcoming and praising .
tall, tlsnder young man. who stood laugh.
ing and bowipg to the crowd Of his
countryfolk, but at the same time keep.
ing careful hold Of tile young woman at
his side.
The girl had evidently been In this
country only . very short time, for her
holiday drees was almost an exact copy
Of that OF the Neapolitsn flower girl on Q
feast day. The right side Of her face is
beautiful in outline aud charming in
color. but when she turned there could
bs seen extending from her temple to her
chin broad scar, whose edges, drawn
together, made line Of hideous wrinkles.
So near to the eye ran the scar that the
lower lid was drawn down, giving an
ugly ieering expression in awful contrast
TO the beauty Of the other cheek.
The story Of the couple was this. They
had loved and wanted to marry, but the
girls father, a fisherman near Naples,
had promised her to Francisco, q richer
man. At last in despair she begged her
lover to disfgure her face. He refused.
The next night, the night before her pro.
posed marriage - Giuseppins pleaded
again for her own Disagreement She
hated her own beauty because it stood
between herself and her own happiness.
At last, In q wild fit Of desperation, Au.
gustine seized the knife, and with one
broad sweep Of the blade gashed the
lovely face from temple to chin.
As they suspected, Francisco refused
to marry . girl so disfigured, but Angus.
tine was tried, and sentenced to three
years In prison, and his marriage seemed
as far of as before. All the time he
was in prison, Giuseppine worked aud
saved, and when the three years had
expired she met her lover at the prison
gate. and, putting oil her little savings in
his hands, bade him 60 to America and
earn enough to send for her. He refused,
unless she married him before he left
Naples, and as they walked toward the
city they met a wandering padre, who
made them man and wife.
After one short twenty -four hours OF
married life, Augustine left Naples on .
coasting vessel. and finally made his way
to this country, which he reached about
six months ago. His countrymen heard
his story aud found him work, and mean.
while he saved every cent. until at last
he had enough to send for his young
wife. Her father refused to let her
leave, and locked her in their little cot
tage, but the girl who would sacrifice
her beauty for her love, laughed At the
old jailer. and one night stole out and
away to friends, who helped her TO And
the way to this country.-Nsw York
Sunday Advertiser.
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GRAINS OF GOLD.

Never let your curiosity get the better
Of your discretion.
He who would exert influence must
exercise judgment.
Only the quickening o. conscience can
hasten repentance.
We should all be perfect if we were
neither men nor women.
As long as the heart preserves desire,
the mind preserves illusion.
Thoughts are blossoms OF the mind and
deeds are the fruits OF desire.
Let any one be idle long enough, and
he will break out in some folly.
Esop says: He loses character who
puts himself on a level with the unde.
serving
The only way you can bring child M
is the way you're going yourself.-
Womankind.
Lover, daughter, sister, wife, mother,
grandmother-in those six words lies
what the human heart contains Of the
sweetest, the most ecstatic, the most
sacred, the purest and the most ineffable.
--Massais.
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Dsn't Let Tr,nss Annoy Ysv,

What blessed thing 1t Ia that We can
forget! To-dsys troubles look large. but
week hence they will be forgotten and
buried out Of sight. Says one writer
If you would keep book and daily put
down the things that worry you. aud sse
what becomes Of them, Ii would bo Q
benefit to you. You allow thing to an.
nay you, just ~ you allow ny to settle
on you and plague you and you lose your
temper Tor rather get it); for whsn men
are surchargsd with temper they are said
to have lost il; and you justify your.
selvss for being thrown OF your balance
BY causes which you do not trace out.
But IL you could see what It was that
threw you OF your balance before break
fast, and put 1t down in little book, and
follow 1t up, and follow it out, and q.
certain what becomes OF il, you would
see what fool you were in the matter" I"
The art of forgetting is blessed art, but
the art Of overlooking is quite a. impor.
tant. And il we should take time to
write down the origin, progress. and out
como Of few Of our troubles, it would
make US SO ashamed Of the fuss We maks
over them, that We should bs glad 70
drop such things and bury them at once
In eternal forgetfulness. Life Is too
short to be worn out in petty worries,
frettings, hatreds, and vexations.
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HEALTH HINTS.

A remedy for soft corns: Bind on O
piece Of cotton wool soaked In castor oil.
Any one subject to sore throat of any
kind will find relief and preventive in
the daily use Of salt and water a q
gargle.
Much ID said pro and con as to the ef.
feet Of salt water on tho head When
properly applied salt water is not only
injurious but Is an excellent tonic. II
allowed to remain in damp mass, how
ever, It will cause the hair to fall out
: An excellent gargle Is made Of one
tablespoonful Of cayenne pepper, a half
cup Of boiling vinegar and three tea
spoonfuls Of salt. Mix well together.
and when settled strain. Gargle tho
throat every half hour, or a. often ss re-
Lief is needed.
DIR. Mapother has often found diet
ary largely composed of oatmeal and
brown bread greatly promotes tho
growth Of the hair, especially when the
badness was preceded by constipation
and sluggish capillary circulation -
Philadelphia Press.
DR.. Kelley says of the cigarette habit |,
II brings confusion to the brain and
heart and train OF ills from which it 10
hard TO recover, even though you stop
the habit. i will not treat O man who
persists in using tho cigarette. It re-.
suits in insanity and death.
Benefit may be derived from an ocean
climate in persons suffering from ner-
vous exhaustion and overwork, in i'm
paired convalesence from an acute dis
ease, and in diseases Of bones and joints.
To these may bo added the early stages
OF hereditary phthisis, especially 10 q
young person. The Sanitarium.
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PROGRESS OF SCIENCE.
,ads change climates. y

Railroads change climates.
electricity.
The average mortality Of unmarried
men between the ages Of twenty and
twenty-five is LIZA in every 100, 900,
while that Of married men is only 5o7.
Blood travels from the heart through
the arteries ordinarily at the rate of
about twelve inches per second its speed
through the capillaries is at the rate of
three one-hundredths of an inch per sec.
ond.
A new method Of making steel, known
as the "direct process, has been adopted
by the Homestead Steel Works Of Car.
nsgie, Phipps & Co., and it is expected to
give the company practical monopoly
Of the steel trade of the future"
The custom Of placing green boughs Of
the eucalyptus or blue gum tree in sick
rooms is extending in Australia. 1t is
stated that the volatile perfume has a
favorable effect on consumptive patients
and is also able to promote sleep.
Aristotle attempted to weigh air by
weighing a bag when empty and again
after it had been inflated. The result OF
this experiment caused him to announce
that air had no weight. Without cir we
could see the stars rs plain duriso the
day as we can at night.
DIR. Schliemann found bits Of glass in
his excavations at Mycen@, though
Homer does not mention it as substance
known In his time. The most eminent
Egyptologists place the date Of the first
use OF glass at period too remote to be
given in years.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
When the mosque of st. Sophia, in
Constantinople, was built, more than
1000 years ago, the stone and brick were
laid in mortar and mixed with solution
of musk, and the building it is said has
been infected with the odor ever since.
Probably age has impaired musty odor,
from which the musk story was fabri.
Gated.