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The morning call., 1892-03-10

INFORMAL SEssIoN-l0 ociOck-Buyer season.
zoe. 81 $3.50; 100, 81 69Da; 100. 81 1858; 300,
81 es1s; l2G0. 81 10. Seller $4,000. 81 45l4 !;
August-2O0, 81 i734.
REGULAR MORNING. SEssroS-Buyer season.
500. 81 o9l2; 100. 81 os3s; 200, 81 6914; leo,
81 691s: 100. 81 90.
AfrERNooN SESSION Buyer season 100,
81 90 buyer August-l00, 81 90,
bAhLEf-The market rules steady but feature
less. No. Feed. slpl o2Is choice bright do
81 05s49l %; dark Coast s7lzG9SMc; Brewing.
~ 0912Gl l212; Cheyalier. nominal.
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Outside or about 100 bales OF Hops. common Cali
fornias sold az lie spot The trade is featureIess
brewers and export interests dull. On the
Hop Exchange twenty five bales of prime Washing
tons June delivery, sold at 24c.
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FILLMORE sTRFET-Rus1NFss LOTS

NJ line OF Fillmore ST., l03 feet N Of Sutter-This
IS the business street of the Western Addition !:
Duuoings would rent quick at remuneratiye con-
eloeration; street IN fine shape ana severed. LOT
rea dy Tor building; Suffer and Geary sts cables
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GOLDEN GATE PARK RESIDENCE lot

GOLDEN GATE PARK RESIDENCE LOT.
n. line of Page ST. 1861 feet f. OF Colest this
elegant residence lot is but one block from Golden
tate Park Is IN choice neighborhOJd: is all ready
to build upon; street severed three cable lines and
new electric ROAD; lot 25xl37:6.
MISSION COTTAGE.
S. side. No Alb 29th ST.. 1856 feet W. of Sanchez
ST. contains rooms, bath, etc; large basement
which could be flushed into rooms; handsome
garden, choice SURROUNDINGS: street severed and
macadamlZedi Castro-st. cable; lot 25xll4.
MISSION HEIGHTS RESIDENCE LOTS.
s. side Liberty ST., SO feet W. of Sanchez: eIe-
CANT view;-wei sheltered from the wind sunny
exposure; rapidly improving. cabIe-car on Castro
sS,'eeetrie road TO be on 18Th; lots 25xll4
MISSION RESIDENCE LOT.
N. line Hancock ST., 100 feet W. OF Church ST
oel 18TH and 18Th; central part of the Mission:
good for home; examine it; Castro and Valencia
st cables and electric road; lot 25xI14.
PARK LANE TRACT, MAP NO. 8.
s. line Lower Terrace. 1447 rs feet W. from Ser.
peatlne place and \. OF 18th st.-Two handsome
ana signify residence LOTS look at them; Castro-sL
cable and electric road TO be; lots 2bx74.
EASTOS, ELDRIDG 81 CO..
Auctioneers, 63S Market st.
mT1U IL ID 10 1t
The morning call., 1892-03-10
AUCTION SALES.
GEO. T. lAMS0N,
AuCTIoNEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
40 KearnY ST.. between California AID PIaa
THIS DAY.
Thursday March II, 1892
At IL O'Clock A. NJ. On the premises.
1909 PINE STREET, NEAR COUCH,
THE MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE,

OUNOEhI UhAND UfNIVHI FIANV,
Splendid Upholstery; Royal Mantel Mirrors /;
Costly Works of Art; Valuable Selected Lii
brary of Choice Books, and Imported MOquet
Carpets in residence of Mrs. VI. Wertheimer,
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AUCTION SALES.
WILLIAM BuIIeREIEl1 & ca
THIS DAY

Real Estate Agents and General Auctioneers.
ONCE and Saiesroom-4I2 Pine ST., Nevada Block.
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices follows: Family
extras. s5G5 Is q Dbl; Bakers extras, 81 9O@5
city superhne. s. 20@3 as: Interior brands. 81 rs
90 10 Tor extras, 50 2093 40 q Dbl for superfne.
WHEAT-Higher Eastern and foreign markets lent
more tone TO the situation here and advanced
futures resulted The shipping market showed no
change. though IL was firm. No. !. 81 664Q1l 6Ss4
choice, 81 10; lower grades 81 600Ql o5; extra
choice for mil = cfI
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-04-27
AGAIN QUAKES.
Tho Ceiling or tho California State
House Cracked.
The Disturbance 4. IN. sam. pisirirt
a. That "f M"nasy-it Was Not
sever" a. -. rha, Ocss.ioe. uow-
cscr->c en-. u.post.d kiii.a.

SAN FnAScusco. April 2a.-Thcrr ,ens
= recurrence of the earthquake wave In
the central portion ~ IA. state Thurs.
day forenoon which was p-rccptIbic In
this city. and was noticeable as far east
~ Reno. Tcicgraphic reports show
that II was felt a. far north aa Red
Blnn aud In tho san Joaquin Valley
South. Tn. shock was not as severe IA
that OF Monday night
SAcnAMSSro. Cal April 2e---Thcrc was
another earthquake shock AZ p:ss Thurs
day morning, lasting twenty seconds.
Tho plastcrinR fell from number ~
ceilings, several old chimneyx toppicd
over and glassware was broken In the
crockcry stores A largo portion ~
ono Of the plaster statues over the por-
tico Of the state capitol fell. aud struck
forty feet from the building. n WINS
discovered that crncls was made In
the ceiling. extending from one end OF
the building To- the other. nooios were
thrown from shelves Ina the library by
the shock
WiNrrus, Cal, April ~. Another
slight shock Of earthquake was felt hero
AT $50, completing the destruction Of n
twostory Masonic hall Of the Crndwioi,s
building, licrtholcts two.aiory stone
building Humphrey Bros' story
ston building and generally dcmolishing
goods. fixtures. etc. One man wRs hurt
10y falling wall. Three brick aud
stone fnrn-housca west OF town injured
Monday night were completely wrecked
Thursday
EHAHro, Cal, April 20. Several earth
qunlSc shocks occurred here Thursday
morning, completely lcvcling the brick
portion Of the town. Every brick chin
ncy was thrown Co the ground and the
wooden buildings wrcnchcd out 81
shape. W. II. Shuttle, engineer. was
seriously N not fatally injured by ~
portion ~ the walls OF his blaelsmith
shop falling ON him. Levy & Schwnb'a
brick store IN almost "a complete
wreck. the entire fire wall aud part
OF the east and west walls being down.
Barnes' hotel suffered a severe loas
making q hole eight by six IN the east
wall. The bricks crashed through the
/ roof and floor Of the balcony. and the
cement walk WINS torn out OF shape
Mrs. j. X. DAVIDSON was taken out Of
the debris Of Levy q Schwab's store,
unconscious A baby In her arms was
"hhuiI N'I'pfis from thr surrounding
country show great destruction 20
property. Teams broke aud ran away
wrcclsing valuable vehicles and injuring
stock Extensive excavations are re-
ported between here and Woodland
NAcAvuLE, Cal, April -. The earth
quake was felt here Thursday morning,
but IL was not "a severe as those 81 the
preceding days. Some shalSy wallis were
demolished and number 81 ceilings
were cracked, but no serious damage
was done
SAX FnANcfsco, April 2o.--Anotbcr
sliRht shock Of earthquake occurred
here nj 7'i5 Thursday evening shocks
are also reported from n number OF 9TH
or places Ia the northern part 81 the
state, and also from Carson. New, but
no damage Is reported
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HIRso TO XII.

stny poiis'. o Head r"r s.,-r, Dead
"e-,ier s..-.s,..si stor,.. reia .y .
Ma" New 4. ssi.
cnntsNNr. wyo.. April 90. a man
named A. G. Cunning, haillnx from
Idaho. IL now In jail al buffalo lie was
one Of the party Of regulator. pu, In
the forward march from tho r. A ranch,
concealed himself and escaped Ia Buf-
falo. lie reached there Friday and was
nsrcstsd ON suspicion by the sheriff on
sunday after having been kicked and
cuffed about tn. streets Of Iiuffnio aa
one of the invading army.
lie states that hc was hired Nv tho
secretary ~ the state commission. and
the plan proposed VIVA simply blood.
cnr,liing In i,s atrocity. Drnning had
n letter In his pocket directed 10 an
Idaho friend. In which he gave away
the whole story. This letter Ia now la
the Possession ~ the sheriff among ~ io,
Of other evidence
He says that Champion and Ray had
been warned and would not have iscsn
killed IL they hal needed the warning
The hired nssassina. hc says. were 10 get
81 a day and ESQ apiece for every man
killed lie says u cost over a. 900 90
vet Champion and RAY
nuowN'a SrnfSoH. Wyo., via courier
"a DouRlaHs, April 20. covered with
mud FROM head Ia foot. with horses
completely played out, 600 cavalry men,
guarding forty-cight cattlcmcn. halted
La front ~ Michael Ilcnrys ranch "a
browne springs 80 o'clock rhurr.ia,
evening. They left Port Mckinney n
10 o'clock Sunday morning and had been
five days covering $50 milca.
sheriff Red" Angus aud his posse
tarricd at Mckinney. Mai. Fcnehct IL
Ina command 81 the expeditions. hi. al.
dicrs comprising companies &. y aud IL
of the Sixth cavalry The major. blum,
aud ou,spokcn, has little sympathy for
the prisoners, and has. on divers occa-
aions said ~
The soldiers arr not Iva love with their
trip. A very important feature 81 the
expedition is % Ilotchisla- gun carried Nv
nm army mule. ~, nore than any 9th.
vr thing, commanded the respect al the
ruatlcr.
~ u related ON good authority that
while the chttlcmrn were bcsci0sd ~ the
ct ~ ranch, Bobby Ford. wealthy
merchant ~ buffalo. offered the com.
manding officer at ~ Mckinney o. 900
for cannon.
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FROM MANY coUNrarss.

TnE better class 81 the Philippine
Islanders smoke cigars a foot long
a BERLfS dry goods house has . rcq,l.
Tar physician Tor It's employee.
a RUSSIAN cna plead infancy for a
long time. as be does not come u are
tiil Ire Is twenty-six years old.
II Is claimed that The pheasant - the
English preserves can trace its pedigree
directly u the brilliant bird 81 the same
species ia Japan.
THE government 81 New Brunswick
is abont 70 levy n tax on insurance, tel
egraph, street railway. express and
banking companies.
SURGICAL operations are very succcsg
ful in Japan. and the healing process s.
rapid, owing probably - the abstinence
Of the people from alcohol and their not
being flesh eaters
a SEw building material. Of uncer.
tain origin but called fossil coral" Il
being worked on a small island Of the
bay Of Suva. Fiji. u Is ~ soft that Il
can be easily cut into any desired form,
but soon hardens when exposed 10 the
cir, and acquires the characteristics Of
Gro brick.
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susrLess MUST co.
Montana stock Growers rs-- H...in,i..s
60 THAT tuect.

Nuns cry. Mont. April 81 The
Miles City ~to'i< Growcr~' Association.
OF Montana. at its annual meeting. tools
formal action In regard tc the opera
lions of the cattle aud horse thieves. A
mum Der Of the members of the Montana
association live close - the Wyoming
boundary. and many Of them were Ina
Miles City.
The following WIS unanimously
adopted.
Whereas. a considerable portion ~
the range country In infested with cat.
tie thieves and horse thieves. common.
~ designated as rustlcrs. who have been
dcprcdating and aperoprintlng ia,
property Of the Legitimate. stoclsmcn
and settlers Ia their own use. and hav,
organized I'm certain az the range conn
try, and threaten the liberty aud
the lives of the Legitimate stock
raiscrS aud settlers of the coun-
try; the Montana stock Grow
crs' association hereby declare
and give notice 10 the above mentioned
thieves that they must dcsist from dcp-
rcdating upon the legitimate stock
ri.iscrs of Montana, as the association
of stock raiscrs viii not tolerate their
species OF work ON Montana soil, the
association pledges its honor and its
support To- the stock rniscrs. II will ~.
Stat them In every way possible to sup
press this character of crime and here
hy instructs the executive committee Of
the association Ia see that the wishes
OF the association bo carried out Ina every
particular"
CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 2i.--It IL
thought that Col. Van Horne may have
gone down the Powder river to the point
where the burlington railroad bridge
crosses the river, and then followed the
railroad. ny this mnncuvcr he would
have left the 1000 armed aud mounted
rustlcrs just 100 miles to his right and
prevented AN attack upon his men Col
Van Horne should have arrived at the
railroad last night. and Gen. Brooke IL
aNiously awaiting news Of him.
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LouIslAnA's VOTE
Poster. Plurality Way Be Thirty Thou
sand-fn Sew ofisans.

To.tsr'. Plurality Way Be Thirty Tbou-
sand-fn Sew Ofisans.
NV OmKANs. April - The count
ing ~ the votes polied 81 this city az
the general election held last Tuesday
has been completed. aud Is 40 follows.
For Governor McEnery. is.70is Poster.
~ ,7s0; Leonard. 5.s70. Brcaux 2,Ti6.
Tannohill, -. The vote for governor
IN the state as far a. received. including
the city vote. "a as follows Foster. "a
i2G; AcE~-ry BS,5as. Leonard. z.gI2.
BreauX. 1850, Tannebiii. f7ia. with
eight parishts yet 20 hear from. Parishes
were carried as follows MeEnery.
Orleans. lheria. 50. Bernard. lafourche.
Caldwell. West Feliciana. Leonard. A.
sumption East Baton Rouge. Points
Coupe 81 John. ST james. Tensaa.
Tanuehiil. Grant. Caiahouif. Vernon.
In this city The gote fyr mayor wa.
John Fitzpatrick. z0.5fIs Ioseph a.
Shakespeare. i7.ss9. Fitxpasrieks
plurality aZ5s Iu the legisiatur-
che republicans will bold the balance q
power as betwnen the democratic fac
fioua
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VICTORY ron rHe PRESS.
Tn" Indiana supreme Court MAKES ss
important Decision.

Tn. Indiana Supreme Court MAKES aa
Important Decision.
iSnftSApuLfa, April ~. The supreme
court Friday released George Allen and
w .. fishhacs ~ the Terro Ifaute
Express, from the Vigo county Jail,
where they we're sent ~ Judge Tayio-
for twenty and thirty days. respective
~, for contempt The decision. which
was written by Judge Odds. h. concurred
In by the entire bench. The court holds
that II ~ legitimate and proper Tor ths
press ~ call the attention ~ the Judge.
and grand jury. and officers Of
the law "a violations OF law, believed 20
have been committed. and ask that an
investigation be- made. This, the court
said, had been done 10y the 'lerra Ifnuts
papcr Ia this instance. The
court then reviewed the articles
which had been printed ia the
Express, and held that they dld
not cast any reflection upon the court.
They were rather IN the nature ~ n
criticism ~ the grand jury. Farther
along Ia the opinion Judge Odds sayg
that n ought 20 be UNDERWOOD that NJ
public press has rights with uhieA
courts have uo power ~ interfere. IL il
also recognized by him that there Il -
limit beyond which srif-rcspectinx
newspapers should not pass. ~ sum
ming up, the court holds that the de-
PENDANTS were entitled 10 acguitfal on
their answer, and the decision h there
fore reversed, and the ease rcmanded
back for "a rehearing
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Row. APRIL In Use month %
March the collection ~ Sc Peters pese..
fDr The vatican was notably increased.
che amount having been upwards q
$4,000. while the average monthly eo5
iections heretofore have uot ekcesssri
10000. Eefore the pablir declaration
~ the vatican ~ Its policy favorable -
the French rrpubl.e. Frs1ce usueliy
headed TIE list iu the amount collected.
bat since that time it has sank 81 fhe
eighth place. the uu.ted States ssauts-
I...- ....----L
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MONTREAL. April 2i..- Robt kilgOre.
~ Bascom. Ga. is in this city on his
way % the northern SECTION % S.
Maurice. where be- intend o. establish
q reserve FOR the breeding of beagcrs.
kilgOre's father has already a simiInr
adjustment TO- Georgia where there
arc a. present nearly zoe - these
animals. but be- believes that thc climate
~ this province is more advantageous
Tor The carrying out ~ this industry,
which should De- n paying one. con.
sideriug thai beavers hays noW become
very scarce and their fgrs bring high
prices
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WAsmssrOv, April 22.-l was stated
Thursday night a. q matter 81 fact. and
not subject ~ speculation, that rresi-
dent Harrison has offered the secretary
ship 81 the interior % NJ. " Eater. 81
California. ~ b said that early Ia May
Attorney General Miller will be- noini-
mated % succeed the late Justice Brad
ley, Of the supreme court Secretary
Noble will be- nominated attorney gen
eral, and Estce, secretary 81 the in
terror. This information comes from a
Californian, who says he Save the nOsi-
hcatiop sent ~ Estec
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The Iiir nan TIni.IIeI.

MrySrAPoLn. April q. The convcn-
ton hall has been turned over 60 the
committee b. Delaney and Cook. the
contractor VINO have completed their
work. Tho ball Was completed cigh-
teen days from the dag II commence-
ment and The wOrkmen were Obliged 20
lay or two days for lack - lumber
The executive committee has decided 90
close up the hall from now until the
convention concert Admission viii b.
solely by paeses.
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WAsmyGrON. April 2l.--lleprcsenta.
tive Caldwell will introduce bill pro-
viding for the tagging and marking Of
oil prisOn-made goods and making 81 =
misdemcanor % sell such prison-made
goods unless ~ marked that they can be-
distinguished as the work 81 convicts
This bin is Of great Importance. and
may be- the means ~ settling an inn
portant question Of convict La
igr
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..GnId IinRrN MlIIIlrIlt.

wAsmsGToS. April 2i--It appears
that the auti-siiver men will make an
effort 20 recover the ground which tho
liiver men assert that they lost Tuesday
through the vote ia the senate upon tho
Kyle amendment 20 the Arizona fund
ing bill, Tor when the bill was laid be-.
fore the house Wednesday, Delegate
smith moved 90 non-concur in the sen
ate amendments fthe principal one be.
ing the lawful money amcudment),
and asked a conference, and his motion
V.as carried
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Pksi- April e. rte T1srrrr-ras -
pear to have iee.isd fo satisfy pnhiia
ciarnor. which has Pa f1r 90 sfop-
ZION 20 mcasurcs to preseot faeai BE lis-
order on Nay daF Friday n1rni ar
tfty-oue anarchist. che hest <sawu I'D
Paris. were ARRESTED slrar tsntnnsIr
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10 Benutify berlin.

BER-fg. April ~ At the instance II
the emperor an elaborate project Tor
tic Disqualification o. the street inter-
den Linden, has been formrlted., The
object ~ the emperor a. be- TOLD Privy
Counsellor Rnth. who represents the
crown on The commission in charge ol
the ne@ plans. = - maze the Inter
den Linden "the ehvy ri Dl EUROPE"
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WAsnrNGrOs, April eI.--rhe pres.
dent Will Issue proclamation IN few
day. promulRating the modus yivcndi.
and warning all citizens ~ the United
states against otis violation. n has
been settled that the ratification Of the
treaty or arbitration shall be- exchanged
nj Washington and our secretary 81
state and the British minister are now
making arrangements for that for.
malifv
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htsHfNerov, April "a i.epresrnts-
tive caldwell. Friday. intradsrei q bEi
making 10 q peral uffrrss o. se.l autslls
- any state err to transports tn arr state
any prison made mfrersr,ilse unlsss be-
bears tag plainly showing whe-e it
was manufactured
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a SILVER sAlveR
Couldn't Hold Any Nomination for niain.
for President.

for President.
NEW YoRR, April GA Harrisburg
special 10 the World says that Chris
Magoe was In Washington in the
early part Of the week. and called
upon Mr.. Blaine. Mr. Magee IL
quoted ns saying that the question
Of Secretary Blhinc's candidacy
for the presidency was brought up. and
that Mr.. Blaine declared that II the
nomination were brought ~ him on a
silver salvcr he would not accept Mr.
Elaine h said ~ have added: ~ feel 30
seriously upon this question that even
in the impossible event Of my being
nominated and elected against my wish.
would not take the oath 81 office"
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In things small lie the cruciblcs and
the touchstones. Any hypocrife will
come 20 the Sabbath worship but 10 is
not every hyPOcrite that will attend
prayer meetings. or read the Bible in
secret, or speak privately Of the things
81 God % the snints. You find The
same true in other things. man who
Is no Christian very likely will not
tell you a downright lie by saying
white u black. but he will not
hesitate 20 declare that Whitley brown
Is white he will go that length. Now,
the Christian will not go half way O.
faischood, but will boldly shun IL alto
gcthcr With him the moral basenoss
Of such n measure as triaing with the
sacred duty 81 truth-spealSing is SUI.
Gcient barrier 10 tho committal re.
move from me the way Of lying. ana
cause me 10 make much OF Thy laws
Words Of Life.
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-. -. MlIIA,Il-I-

NV YOlE, April 22.-In the suit
brought ~ alexander stewart 90 break
the will ~ a. 4. Stewart. aud thus ss.
cure Tor himself some ~ De property.
Judge Pryor. in TIE court ~ common
pleas Thursday. ruled that there was
nothing ~ 90 81 the jury on and direct
81 a verdict for the defendants
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HANurov. o.. Apru s1-A tramp.
while walking ca en- main up-sraek -
ihe G., ~ q ID railroad. FRIDAY unrr-
ing. was struck hy che Erie ezuryes.
just this side ~ >chencs's and Instantly
killed The body uas horribly mauuicsi.
the entire train having passed over IT,
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CoLOsBus, o.. April 81 Siehoias
Fletcher, and inmatc 81 ihc insane
asylum here. received three months
ago from Muskiugum county. committed
suicide in bis cell 1hursday m1ruinr Isl
cutting his throat The knife used had
only one blade, and that was broken ~
only an inch and q quarter remained
The patients 90 the same apartment say
Fletcher stood before n lookinT-g ass
and made one vicious slash The blunt
blade was driven with such power that
the larnyx and iuguiur vein were
severed and BE- died iu "a few minutes
lie was 81 years old and farmer by oe-
cupation.
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PoIyr PiIAsAyr. W Va. April m -
Al Leon. this county. while some boys
were seeing who could make the most
noise cracking whips. Willie Connolly.
aged a. with a large whip outdid the
others. but fell dead ia his tracks from
over cxcFtiou
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-04-27

Lofty elevation % mind does not
make ono Indifferent 20 the wants and
suferings Of those who arc below him;
on the contrary. az the rarefied air Of
mountains makes distant objects seem
nearer. 80 are all his felIow-beings
brought nearer 70 the heart Of Him
who looks upon them from the height
OF Ills wisdom.
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Election omeers Cowed win Gun

BoSrA, La, April 20 The election
commissioners and officers are spell
bound by Winchestcrs and shotguns.
The ballot-box and contents were de.
stroyed az this precinct last night BY
masked men on account " radical votes
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HersImsat sasseedsd ~ ssournior.

PETALuHA, Cal. April e9.r-The town
was wildly excited Wednesday OYER a
case a wholesale poisoning Daniel
shaw IA dying, his ahianced bride. Misc
Annie hinzst0n, is very DO, a. are also
her mother. Mrs. Hinkston. Miss Al
ie Hinkston, an adopted daugh-
ter. and an aunt Miss Carter
All are suffering from strychuine pots-
onin2. administered BY some unknown
person. SIR. Shaw aud Miss Hlnkst0n
were % have been married Thursday
Realizing his critical condition Mr.
Shaw wished 20 b. married before he
died, and the ceremony was performed
"wednesday afternoon.
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True conversion begins IN the heart.
and thence spreads up and down--up
into the head and down into the pooksk
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KrscgIsHEH. o. r.. April gi-War has
broken out between the Kansas and
Texas boomers. rival claimants Tor the
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