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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08

dancing around with a knife. think he
was the man who stabbed me the last time.
[ got behind the bar and the bartender
boted the door. believe it was the same
crowd that followed me down from the
True Blue. l was only about twenty-five
yards ahead of them. and they pursued me
all the way. Most of the crowd were civil
ians. Those who wore sailors clothes were
Chilean n-Of-warsmen. / judge there
were about a hundred in the crowd They
said xiii the Yankee devils" or words to
that effect. / do not understand Spanish.
| was bleeding freely from my wounds.
Two women bandagPd the saloOn-keeper's
head. A police officer came in and
motioned to me to give myeslf up, drawing
his sword. gave myself up. He took off
my hat and gave me an old white hat be-
longing to the salOOn-keeper, so that l
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behind the Judge e-Adrocate and occasionally
suggested questions or gave explanations of
streets and locations.
John w. Talbot seaman Of the second
class, was the first witness. He looked very
Ill and spoke with difficulty. He said: He
went ashore from the Baltimore at Yalpa-
raiso about o'clock on October 10th. About
sixty men went along. a disturbance oc-
Cured while on shore with a party of
Chilean sailors and others We got our
money changed and went toward the east
ern end of the town. l was in company
with DOwney, Rgsn and HOnnOrs. We
went into a saloon and subsequently en-
tered another place, where We stayed about
ten minutes longer. Five Of the crew came
in there. 1t was OF the Plaza de los TorOs.
We wandered about the place for probably
one hour. We then went 10 the south end
of the city. Downey and HonnOrs left us
tn get shave. Rggin and | went into the
Shakespeare dance-hall. The keeper said
he would have to close UP, as there was
band Of disbanded sailors and soldiers out
side who were going to attack us. This
man was a Norwegian. He said there was
going TO be trouble. He told all the crew
who were in there that there was going to
be trouble. | suppose lie had heard from
the natives that there was going to be trouble
with the BaltmOre's crew On leaving, in
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
PoWDERLY's APPEAL.
The Dangers From an Influx Of Chinese Chea
Iahnr

The Dangers From an Influx Of Chinese Cheap
Labor.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. General Master
Workman POwderly has just issued an adj
dress on the Chinese immigration question,
which is to be read in all the district and
local assemblies Of the Knights Of Labor.
In the address Powderly says that had not
the tide Of immigration been checked there
would not be a white IaOOTer now at work
west of the Rocky Mountains, while
those east of that range would be
retrea!ing before the barbaric hordes and
work almost for nothing. In speaking Of
the Chinese Restriction Act, Mr. Powderly
says: ION May 8, 1882, that act was signed
by President Arthur 1t went into effect
ninety days after be signed it, and after
the 9th day of next May 1t will
have expired. and every barrier to the
immigration and importation of Chinese
cheap labor will be swept away wages will
be reduced to a level at which manhood
cannot be maintained; the substitution OF
the MOngOl slave for the American free
man, the abandonment of homes for the
streets and slums, the prostitution Of men
and women, talents and bodies, and tho
final overthrow of this republic, are among
the possibilities if Congress does not to re-
enact that or a more stringent law for the
prohibition of the immigration Of this most
serYile of all races "
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THE PRIZE-RING.
Possibility of a Match Being Arranged Be-
tween Hall and Fitzsimmons

CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Referring TO a dis
patch in the evening papers that Captain
Williams, representing the New Orleans
Olympic Club, was on his way here to ar
range a match between FitzSimm0ns and
Hall, Parson" Davies said tonight he
believed the two Iugilists would finally be
brought together during Mardi Gras week
at New Orleans.
NEW YORK. Jan. Jack McAuliffe, the
lightweight champion, will close his pres
ent engagement Saturday night, and make
preparations for his departure to England
the last week in February. He will be ac-
c0mpanied by the Brooklyn Jimmie Car
roll, middle weight. and Jim Nelson, his
sparring partner. CAROLS desire is to
meet Ted Pritchard, England's champion,
or O'Bren, the Irish champion.
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AN IMPORTANT MATTER,
And It Is About Plump Chubby Little Baby
All in White

New YORK, Jan. There is at this mo-
meut a very important and interesting Ques-
ton ogjtating all American ladies'. 1t Is a
question, too Of such importance as to have
led a good many Of the leading lights Of the
newspaper world to visit Lakewood for in
formation for their readers And after all
il is only the picture OF quite a small mite of
humanity that has caused this excitement
only a plump, chubby little baby, dressed
all in white, seated Oh the lap OF q beautiful
woman, whose arms tendery encircls it.
while her fair companion remarks upon
the growing likeness between the lady and
the child. And well she may, for the latest
rumors are that this is at last the picture of
baby Ruth Cleveland and her mother,
which the editors Of the New York and
Paris Young Ladies' Blzar, with their we'll
known enterprise, have secured and issued
IN the February number as a magnificent
cOlOrel plate
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Tho Whisky Trust.

CHICAGO, Jan. Under instructions
from the Department Of Justice at Wash
ington, United States District Attorney
Gilchrist has for some time been engaged in
investigating the methods of the business
of the Western Distilin aud Cattle Feeding
Company, commonly known as the Whisky
Trust, whose headquarters are at Peoria,
Ill. A complaint is made that the company
is really trust, and the District Attorney
thinks he has enough evidence against the
company to warrant him in laying the latter
before the next term of the United States
Eedaral Grand Jury
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An Old Crime e Cnnfessed

Berlin. Jan. THE Kreuz Zeitung pub
fishes an account Of the manner in which
it is alleged the accident" to the Cars
train on October II, 1888, really originated.
The account states that a ktchen-boy en-
ployed on the train, who was supposed to
have been killed in the accident, escaped.
He recently was arrested on suspicion Of
being a Nihlist and handed over to the DO
lice. This youth since his arrest has con-
fessed that he placed an Internal clock in
the compartment next 10 the imperial du-
ing-saloOn, and, fearing it would explode too
sooB, turned it the wrong way, with the re-
suit that II exploded IN a downward direc-
tiOu,
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sHEKNfAN,s XIEMs.
The Ohio Senator'S Opinion on Coming-Ea-
tional Legislation

tlonal Legislation
PITTsBURG, Jan. Hon. John Sherman
was in this city tonight en- route to Wash
inetOn. lie said that Foraker behaved well
in the late Senatorial contest. Governor
Mckinley acted wisely In not interfering in
the fight. Concerning the Presidential
question, he said that Secretary Blaine
could have the nomination il ne wanted it.
but he did not think his health would permit
his acceptance. a candidate should be
physIca ly able to ill the requirements Of
the office. With Blaine out Of the way he
thought Harrison would be the nominee.
Senator Carlisle was the proper man TO. the
Democratic nomination, as he more clearly
represented the Democratic princlpes.
Palmer was good man, but too old Re-
garding national legislation. he said a free
silver bill would pass both houses but
would be vetoed by the President y tariff
bill would pass the House b ut would be de-
feated i'm the Senate
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told us to come with them and they would
protectus. They beckoned us to come out, but
as soon as we did SO we were surrounded
We were in the car about five minutes.
We tried to break through the mob. Part of
the mob surrounded me and the other part
surrounded RiGgin. was stabbed in the
back with a knife. | broke through and
the mob followed me about two blocks,
where there was a street running to the
water. | tried to take refuge in a saloon
and was again stabbed in the back. | got
Inside and the door was shut. The mob
broke the door down. | stayed In the place
for protection. If / had gone out they would
have finished me. Some of the mob entered
with cobblestOnes. One Chilean sailor was
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
The Teunesses Miners Revolt.

MEMPHIS, Jan. Z, - Brgadier-General
Carnes returned from Bricevile for few
hours to-day, and in speaking of the situa-
tion said TIE outlook for fight is pretty
good, if threats amount to any thing. The
ence of troops is Insulting to them, and
openly declare their intention to resent it.
Farmers are coming into camp and say 1000
men are gathered few miles from camp,
saying they Will wipe us of the face Of the
aarfh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
VICTIMS OF A PLOT.
The Assault Upon American
Sailors at Valparaiso.
Important Testimony Taken by The Court
Of Inquiry at Mare Island.
Scenes al the Riot Described by Witnesses.
Ri6gln Murdered After Being Beaten
by the Mob.
Special to THE MORNING CALr.

VALLEJO, Jan. THE taking of testi-
was begun this evening by Judge Advocate
Remey in the courtroom at Mare Island.
There were present: United States District
Attorney Garter, Commissioner Manley.
Stenographer Clement Bennett, Lieutenants
McCrea and Butterworth, OF the Baltimore,
and five representatives Of the press. Lieu
tenant McCrea was the only officer present
at the Valparaiso investigation, and was
sworn to secrecy on that occasion. lie sat
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
Twn Rnrrlnrs Canrht.

Mathew O'BTien was arrested last night
for burgarizing Il residence on Twentieth
street, near Howard, where he carried away
some gas fixtures.
Fred Lee, alias Lynwood, was taken in
custody yesterday for burglarizing a room
in the New Grand Hotel on Third street,
where be secured a gold watch and some
small eoiu
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An Alleged Mining swindle.

New YORK, ian. THE Commercial
Advertisers London speciaI says: The
bankruptcy Court has ordered strict inquiry
into the formation aud the whole history Of
the United States Gold Placers Company,
which recently failed most disastrously. II
Is alleged that the scheme was from its con-
ceptlOn a shameful swindle.
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THE TOUAT OASIS.
Unsuccessful Fnvoys gled-France En-
forces Her Claims

OHbuCCtss4u4 EAFOJS cLIdu gleQ- -GAdACe LII
forces Her Claims.
LONDON, Jan. 7.-Advces from Tangier
show the Moorish mission sent to TOuat to
arrange the annexation of the oasis to Mo-
rocco has failed. When the ENJOYS returned
and reported their failure to the Sultan the
latter was deeply incensed. The ENJOYS
were thrown into prison and subsequently,
By the SulJan's orders, they were strangled.
The tone Of the Stock Exchange was fat
to-day, due to q depression on the Berlin
BOurse, the statement that France will not
Iangier and the death of the KhediYe.
PARIS, Jan. La France to-day states
that French military expedition Is about
TO be sent 10 ToUat to enf0Tce Frances pre-
tensions 10 that oasis.
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CORRUPTION IN CANADA.
Charges Of Attempted Bribery Made-Land'
Boom Pool

Boom Fool,
TORONTO, Jan. 7.-COlOnel Alexander Of
New i oTk, who made a tender for the
reclamation Of AshDTidge's Bay, told the
Municipal Commission last night that he
had a letter in his pocket in which an offer
had been made to get the tender through
the Council for $4,000. 1t is charged that
al Alderman ard newspaper man are mixed
In the affair Tie commission has resolved
to investigate the charge.
The Regina Leader, Conservative paper,
the other day made the charge that, while
the Hon. Mr. Dewdney was Lieutenant
Governor Of the Northern Territories, he
used his official knowledge to have the land
adjoining the future town site of Regina
take up and that a certain parsonage at
Ottawa, who welded great influence, was
IN the pool. To-day the Globe, CONNIE enting
on tie above, SAYS: 1t is not worth while
mincng matters. The parsonage referred
10 is Lady Macdonald. 1t would be well for
Parliament TO order an investigation.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
MINERS ENTOMRED.
Explosion in a Coal Mine at McAlester,
Ind T

New ORLEANS, Jan. IA Times-D Dem
ocrat's McAlester Qnd. IT, special says:
At o'clock this evening an explosion oc-
Cured in Mine II operated by the Sage
Coal and Mining Company near Krebs. Re-
ports say about 100 men are entOmbed. No
particulars were learned RS TO the cause of
the explosion. The mine is surrounded by
the families Of the entombed miners. Up to
o'clock none Of the rescuers had been able
to discover any trace Of tho victims.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
Proportionate Freight Rates.

CHICAGO, Jan. THE Alton road to-day
notified Chairman Midgley of the Western
Freight Association that it will Immediately
put into effect proportiOnate rates on I'M
port freghts arriving at Baltimore and
Newport News from east of St. Louis to
Kansas City, the object being to meet COM
petition by way of New Orleans.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
Mexinan Mnrisrar Shot

CITY OF MEXICO. Jan. 7.-Martinez. a
condemned murderer, was shot to-day. He
attempted to escape and dangerously wound
ed detective, but was recaptured. He died
disappearing.
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FRANCE WILL YIELD.
The Bulgarian Trouble to Be Amicably 81
fled

tied.
LONDON, Jan. THE Times Vienna cor
respondent says Russia has ungenerously
left France In thsslurch in the ChadouIne
affair. Foreign Minister Kbot is now con-
scious that he was not in possession oI the
full facts of the case when he took action.
He did not then know the French agency
had been verbally warned OF Chadoulne's
expulsion. Now, seeing heiS forced to stand
alone. he will deal with the matter IN con-
Ciliatory way and Stamboulo6 will do his
best 10 meet him.
PARIS, Jan. 1T is declared In official
circles here that all the powers approve Of
the attitude Of Ribot Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, in regard TO the matter CT the eXpul-
sion Of Chadouine from Bulgaria. The
French Government, it is said. in its de-
mands on the Bulgarian Government, merely
desired to insure respect for capitulatiorB,
and to prevent a recurrence of the affair.
A speedy and satisfactory settlement of the
difficulty between France and Bulgaria is
confidently expected.
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Bank swlndlers Arrested.

CHICAGO. Jan. THE arrest to-day Of
H. C. Anson, w. w. Henderson, Joseph l..
Beach and Harry Osborn makes in all seven
men now under arrest charged with victim.
izing w. G. Press & Co., bankers, out oil
large amounts of money by forged mort
cages. 1t is understood c. s. Iollman u
Co. are also victims of the gang.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
A Nntnhla Wehdinp.

NEWARK Ohio. Jan. Miss Frances
Benham Woods, only daughter of the late
Major-General Woods, U. S A, and niece
of Justice Woods of the United States Su-
preme Court, and Eugene A. Arnold of
Washington, ID. c., were married to-day.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
Haauv FailnrA.

BALTIMORE, Jan. Meal & Son, dry
goods dealers, have assigned for the bene-
fit Of creditors. The firm is one Of the
largest In the dry-goOds trade doing bust
ness in Baltimore. The estimated llabill :
ties will exceed Sl50,000, while the assets
will fall short OF SIS, 600.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
Type-Writing Feat.

LINCOLN (Nebr.l, Jan. Charles H. Me-
Gurren. reporter for the Ninth Michigan
Judicial District. broke the worlds record
in type-writinS here to-day, copying IN
words minute,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
Worlds Fair Progress.

CHICAGO, Jan. TN spite of considerable
unfavOrable weather. more work was done
OH the Worlds Fair grounds last month
than any preceding month. Ten million
feet of lumber were used and nearly $780,
600 pounds of iron. The daily force of me-
chanics and laborers averaged 242S men !;
2S,500 pieces of ornamental stuff we're cast
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
Investlgatine the Influenza.

BERLIN, Jan. 7.-Professor Koch has ex.
amined the specimens Of the influenza ba-
cillus and the methods of the investigation
pursued by DR.. Pfeitfer and DR.. Canon, and
has established identcally their results.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
ROBBED HER BODY.
New York Thieves Steal the Jewelry From
Dying Woman,

NtW 4U4h thieves sIVaI tHt JtWtIIy TUT q
Dying Woman.
NEW YORK, Jan. Anna NJ DUNCAN,
20 years of age. fell dead this evening on
the street within few doors of her home.
Before the body was removed to her apart
ments her fingers were stripped of three
valuable diamond rings and a bracelet oil
gold and enamel was torn from her wrist
by thieves, who rushed up on the pTetenSe
of assisting her. Mrs. DUNCAN occupied
rooms at The Hudson" with her son,
Charles W. Duuigan, one of the principal
performers in the Lillian Russell company.
Mrs. DUNCAN was a widow, and leaves
four sons, three of whom are in California.
The police are looking for the thieves.
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VIENNA, Jan. IA band of robbers
forced an entrance into the house of a
wealthy Jew named Feibel, at Obszauka.
Colon, and murdered the whole family of
eight persons. They then made their es-
cape with large amount Of booty.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
A Manager Insane.

NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-The report is circu-
lated tonight that theatrical Manager
Henry X. Jacobs Is insane His assistant
treasurer would neither affirm nor deny tie
charge. Jacobs could not be seen.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
Prennh nf prnmiaa snit

CHICAGO, Jan. Mrs. Julia E. johnson,
a handsome young widow Of New York
City, to-day began a suit in the Circuit
Court against John w. Temple, wealthy
Chicago lumber dealer, for $50, 600 for breach
of prufuiSe
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
Prize Of Rrnnms Advanced.

CHICAGO, Jan. 7.-Represeutatives Of ths
national organization of broOm-manu-
facturerS to-day announced an advance of 70
cents per dozen, to take effect Immediately.
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Frennh Tariff Riil Passed.

PARIS. Jan. THE tariff bill was finally
passed to-day by the Chamber of Deputies,
The vote being POI to la.
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THE COLOR LINE.

Decision BY the Commander-in'Ch Chief Of the
Grand Army.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 7.-COmmander-in
Chief Palmer of the Grand Army of the Re-
public has decided the color line question
raised in the National Encampment by the
Louisiana posts in favor of the negro, and
has ordered that the colOred posts be rec
Ognized in the annual State Encampment,
February 10th. A council of white posts
has been held, and it is reported tnat the
order will not be obeyed by them. The re-
suit will be the disruption Of the order in
this State and probably in Mississippi and
Alahamn.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08

Dunn. AtI o'clock Springfield attorneys
decided 10 elect a temporary Judge and call
a special yenire at the instance Of the County
Attorney
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
-LIFORNIA PENSIONS

Pensions have been granted to: Henry
Alfred NJ. Thompson (deceased), Nathan
Strong, Christopher Schaefer, Frances
Thompson, Frances Schaefer and Martin
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08

Captain Gabrlelson, commanding the
revenue steamer Galatin, has made his re-
port to the Treasury Department confirming
the dispatches in regard to the loss Of that
steamer aud the death Of Jacobson. the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
NEw LIFE-sAvINa srArIoN.

Senator D0lDh reported favOrabIy to-day
bill authorizing the Secretary OF the Treas
ury 10 establish a life-saving station at or
near the mouth of Rogue River on tile
coast OF Oregon. DOlph's original bill also
provided for station at Port 0rfoId. This
was stricken cut in the committee.
THE REVENUE CUTTER BILL.
Senator DOlph this morning faVorably re-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08

SPRINGFIELD (Kans.l Jan 7.-Contrary
90 report. Judge Botkn did not come to
Springfield to-day. He intended to open
and adj urn court at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, under protection Of the militia. but
went instead TO attend the funeral Of Sheriff
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-23

. TIE democrat who demands a
straight ticket in Kansas tins fall is an
eIriss ry Of the republicans. A
Hlrnight ticket, should the democrats
be foolish enough to support one,
would result in republican victory, Of
course. The democrats who are de-
handing straight ticket are doing it
because tie republicans are coaxing
them int. II. It is estimated
that the approaching democratic con-
ventiUn st Topeka will eost tile repub-
LEANS 10000. The leaders of the
convention viii probably get thous-
and dollars each from the republican
campaign fund, but 4 delegate viii
not get over ten dollars and his ex-
prgses.-Atot'son Globe (IscIependelH
'RcpUJljcuO.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-23

In the blood should ba taken up and
removed lay the liver anl kidney but
theEe organs get out of CFIer-faIl TO
do their work, and the Result is rheu-
matiSIn- There are a Thousand RENE
dies for the liver and kidueyS. but
ia re is only upe cure for rheumatism,
and that is DF. DrUmmond's lightning
remedy. y large batTle may Doe had at
lhe druggists. OF VIII be sent 10y rx-
press 10 any address on receipt of So.
That IS the price %. a cure, and any
one who II having an argument with
the rheumatism. will feel fully repaid
10y the first duss. Drumm oud MedI-
clue Gu, $3.50 Maiden Lane, New
York. Agents wanted.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-23

ShCrih'a SRle-No 1883.
In the district court Of Edwards county state
Of kuuslLs.
The American Investment Co. of Emmett
burg, Iowa plaintiff
James III Post, Eunice Post aud Charles Nc
Giuuia, defendants.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued TO me
out OF SAID district CUurC, in tine above eu-
titled action, I will GA Monday, the sra day
OF October q d, lBH2, between ? and o'clock
CouTt house in the city OF ktnsicy- ia the
county OF Edwards. in the state OF aTl5lsu
OHer at public sale. and sell g0 the highest
aud best bidder, for cash ia hand, all the f0l-
lowing described real estate p1-1Elts
ship -, south, range i5, west OF the 9Th % me
containing 100 acres more or less; subject I'd
Il mortgage or $500, lying aud situate ia thG
county OF Edwards la the state of hansas.
The above described real estate will be sold
without uppruissmeuy, 10 su-isfy said order
OF sale.
" b French att for pitt. e @ Roberts,
Sheriff OF Edwards county, Kansas.