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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-06
STRIKING AT CARNEGIE.
The Product Of the Mills BOyeOtted by the
WOrkmen'S Unions.

HOMESTEAD. Aug. Sit is given out here
that the reported strike at the Studebaker
Wagon Works, South Bend. is the first
fruits of the worK which has been done by
Hugh O'Donnell since he left Homestead so
mysteriously, after being released on bail.
He has been visiting the large establish
ments using Carnegie's iron and working
with the employees to get them to boycott
iron from Homestead. They give no
names, but say a large number OF plants
will be compelled to stop using Carnegie
iron or be closed. The Carnegies have been
expecting such move, but from assurances
received from customers do not anticipate
any serious loss to business.
SOUTH BEND. Iud., Aug. 5-As a result
of Carpenters Union No. 629 of this place
refusing to use the Carnegie material, the
Studebaker works, employing 5000 men,
has been compelled to close down.
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The Supar Trust Suifa.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.-The joint and
separate answers of Charles Harrison. w.
W. Frazer. Alfred Harrison and William
Harrison to the suit brought by the Govern
ment TO annul the taking of the Philadel-
phia refineries into the sugar trust were to-
day filed in the United State Circuit Court.
The denial was made that the Franklin
Sugar Refining Company in any way vlo-
lated the law. There was no other contract
or Intention or design in the matter, the re-
spOndents said. on their part, further than
10 sell their stock. Regarding the transac-
ton In reference to the shares of the Della
ware sugar house, the same answer was
made as the reply in reference to the Spreck-
els Sugar Refining Company.
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NEBRASKA REPCBLICANS.
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
CrouDse Nominated for Governor.


CrouDse Nominated for Governor.
LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 1.-The Republican
State convention resssembled this morning
and proceeded TO take the fifth ballot for
Governor, resulting In the nomination of
Lorenzo Cr0nnse, he receiving 446 votes
necessary TO a choice, 423. Rev. j. c. Tate
was nominated for Northumberland,
and John c. Allsn was renominated for
Secretary of State, both by acclamation.
Eugene Moore of Norfolk was nominated
for Auditor on the fourth ballot after a
hard fight The ticket completed is as fol-
lows: Treasurer. j. s. Bartley; Super in
tendent OF Public Instruction. a. X. Goudy +;
Commissioned of Public Lands and Duild-
ings. G. r. Humphrey; Attorney General,
G. II. Hastings.
The Presidential electors selected are as
follows: First District. Isaac Wiies; Sec
0nd, Z. p Savage; Third. Ii. A. Miller
Fourth, Cenek Dwias; Filth. Daniel NJ.
Nettleton; Sixth, Charles johnson; at
large, w. J. Broatch, Omaha. l. NJ Ray
mond, Lincoln. The convention then ad-
iouTned.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Assistant Secre-
tary Crounse of the Treasury this morning
received telegram announcing his nom-
nation as Republican candidate for Gov
ernOr of Nebraska
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AT THE MILLS.
Thirteen More Strikers Arrested for In
timidatiOn-Frfck Has Recovered.

Thirteen More Strikers Arrested for In
timidatiOn-Frick Has Recovered.
PITTsBURG, Aug. 8. Thirteen of the
rioters at Duquesne were arrested to-day
Many others have left town. There is no
disturbance, and the 80 repairmen who were
driven away by the strikers yesterday re-
turned to work to-day.
There is no change at the mill this morn
ing and all was quiet at Duquesne last night
and this morning, but the military will re-
main on guard until all danger seems to
have past. The strikers claim that most of
the old hands who applied for work have
reconsidered their action and will not 20 in
on Monday.
Ii. &. Frick has so far recovered from his
wounds as 10 be able to resume his duties
this morning.
There was no change in the situation here
or at Duquesne to-day. At Homestead
everything Is quiet tonight. Three or fou T
new men went TO work at the lis, but an
equal number quit work.
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Hot Weather in Kansas Citv.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 5.-This has been the
hottest day of the season. The thermometer
registered 78 degrees at an early hour this
morning. BY noon it reached 95 degrees
ana at O'Clock 90 degr ees Ia the Govern
ment signal station, which is located at the
Top OF one OF the highest buildings in the
Town. On the street the thermometers
registered 102 to IO4 degrees in the shade
Inere were several prostrations, but no
fatalities. A hot wind has prevailed all day
anu grave Tears are entertained for the
safety OF the Kansas corn crop.
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SENSATION AT PHOENIX.
a Methodist Minister and Young Ranchsr
Come to Blows.


Come to Blows.
PHOENIX, Aug. 5.-Rev. D. F. Fuller DID,,
minister of the NJ. E. Church South. was
attacked by Willis Warren. the son of
well-to-do farmer. three miles north of this
city. The minister was in a buggy accom-
panied by his little son. Ware was on
horseback aud struck the minister over the
nose with heavy rope with knot in the
end
The Rev. Mr.. Fuller's horse attempted to
run, but was checked, and the minister de-
Tended himself for half mile with q buggy
whip. during which Warren was badly
striped. Upon reaching the residence of
William Osborne the minister stopped and
got out OF the buggy, when Warren fled
The cause of the trouble was that War
rem had been reprimanded for his continu-
ally disturbing the services at Smiths
Chapel. where DR.. Fuller breaches occa-
sionaily The mother and sister of Warren
called on the minister this morning and
ap0logiZed for the young mans conduct.
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CHARGED WITH sLaNDER

Methodist Episcopal Divine Removed From
His Pastorate at Healdsburg.
HEALDsBURG. Aug. 5.-The Rev. Paul,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South OF this city. who was arraigned by
members of this church on charges of SLAM
der and ialsehood, was to-day discharged
from his pastOrate. as both charges were
sustained.
The trial was conducted with closed doors
and before q jury of IL of the church. men,
bers. There were present during the
progress Of the trial many prominent men,
bers of the denomination. The trial has
been In progress for several days past and
the jury to-day rendered verdict of guilty.
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The Military Camu.

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 5.-Colonel Shafter Of
the First Regiment of Infantry Of the
United States army arrived this evening
day in advance of the regiment, which is
expected to reach here after a march from
Baden on Sunday morning. The full regi-
ment of eight companies, 400 men, will camp
with the militia during division encamp-
ment and atterward remain about a month.
Everything is in readiness for the guards
men, who will arrive tomorrow.
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Peaceful Relations With Morocco.

LONDON. Aug. 5.-The Tangier CORE
spondent of the Times says: In an inter-
view to-day Sir Charles Evan Smith denied
In toto the recent sensational reports issued
by q news company in regard to the en-
counter between himself and the Sultan
the most cordial description, and that the
diplom atic relations between Great Britain
and Morocco have not been broken, and the
negotiations for treaty are still pending
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Fight at a Keutuckv Picnic.

LEBANON, Aug. 5. - At picnic at Fall
Hollow & regular mountain battle took place
the day before yesterday between two Fer
rill brothers and three or four Daniels
Many shots were fired and knives were
freely used with deadly effect. One of the
Ferrills was terribly butchered, while two
of the Daniels received dangerous wounds.
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A Defuuct Trust Compsnv,

DENVER, Aug. 5.-Receiver Griffith Of
the Western Farm Mortgage Trust Com
pany to-day fled his report of the condition
of the affairs of the company. The receipts
were S13. .314 and the disbursements $40, ,98S ;
assets So, ,25l 1885, liabilities S2,0S2, ,96S The
receiver says that the books show that a
Seattle bank owes $40. 743, while the COM
pany really owes the bank S5000 There
were many similar instances in the books.
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Napa County Assessments.

NAPA, Aug. 8. - The assessment-roll of
Napa County, as revised by the Board Of
Equalization, has a complete gain in the
assessed value over last year OK Sl6S, I9f and
decrease in mortgages of S49,S
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Kicked By a Horse.

GRASS VALLEY, Aug. 5.-This morning
Henry Young. teamster who resides in
Nevada City, was badly wounded by the
kick of a horse at tie Gethill house down
on the Marysville road. Young was found
unconscious in the barn near his horses by
q Chinamau. His face was crushed In and
his skull fractured. He was unconscious
for some six hours.
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THE CUBAN INVASION.
Nothing Known in Florida and the Story
Generally Discredited

KEY WEST, Fla, Aug. 5.-Inquiry fails
to reveal that any flibustering expedition
prepared to invade Cuba from this point.
The Federal officers have been advised from
Washington and are taking measures to
Illustrate the plans and prevent departure
II attempted.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-Officials at the
State and Treasury departments discredit
the story that a ship left port near Key
West. Fla, July % for Cuba, loaded with
men, arms and ammunition. Nothing has
been received on the subject from apy
Government officers along the Florida coast
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The Charleston.

VALLEJO. Aug. 5.-Orders have been
Issued by the commandant of the navy-yard
at Mare Island to the commanding officer
OF the Charleston, TO hold himself in readi-
ness to take the naval reserves of San Fran
cisco to Santa Cruz next week. Admiral
Irwin and number of officers from the
yard will attend the review
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sweeping over the hills on the north side of
the American River, destroying the timber
ana pasture. Several thousand acres were
burned over to-day, and tonight the fire
covers large extent of country
GRASS VALLEY, Aug. IA heavy forest
fire is raging on the Rattlesnake Creek be-
tween this city and Colfax. The fences
have been burned and parties are out fight
ing the fire TO save their houses.
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THE HOUSE.

The Worlds Fair Appropriation of
&2,5OO,O00 Finally Passes.
At noon the House assembled in commit
tee of the whole for the consideration Of
the Durborow Worlds Fair bill.
Cummings of New York attacked 1t bit
terly, char acterizing 1t as an attempt to rob
the treasury.
Fellows Of New York defended the bill.
The debate continued until o'clock r. M.
Much OF 1t was entirely foreign to the ques-
ton, and referred TO the Commissioner OF
Pensions.
at i o'clock the chairman stated that uu
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THE STEAMSHIP SAN PEDRO.
She Refuses to Leave the Reef on Which
She Is Stranded

Cut 4s otTdHQ6Q.
VICTORIA. B. c., Aug. 5.-Despite the
storms of difficulty in raising the steamer
San Pedro. Captain Whtelaw said he was
preparing report to forward to the own
ers in San Francisco. and until a reply was
received the fate Of the vessel would not be
known. He attributed the failure of the ves-
sci TO leave the reef TO the peculiar position
into which she has slid. 1t was calenl ated
that ii feet inches of water taken out of
the hold would float her. Thirteen feet o {
water was taken cut. and the vessel re-
mained in that condition for three hours.
Ihe captain says he knows she can be saved
II the owners are willing to proceed.
The sealing schooner Kate arrived from
the north last evening with 135 skins of her
own aud the catches of ths schooners Favor
tie, Henrietta and Winnifred.
United States Consul Meyers this evening
received a reply from the Puget Sound
health officials positively refusing to raise
the quarantine, thus causing great incon-
venience 10 a number of Americans COM
PEELED to stay here.
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MEXiCO's FINANCES.
An Interview With General Luis sandoyal
at El Pase

Ell PAso, Aug. 5.-The Times tomorrow
will contain long interview with General
Luis Sandoval, in which the revolutonist
leader scouts the idea of the Texas Deputy
Marshsis arrestng CARA. The important
eature OF the interview is the discussion
of the financial condition OF Mexico. He
says tue actual condition OF the country is
one of financial embarrassment. General
DiaZ's lack of knowledge of governing the
country led to a crisis.
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had no rest, was all broken up, nervous to the
highest degree and nearly driven To d. spaIr. At
that time read about the CUrICURA REMEDIES,
intended TO try them, and dropped the doctors
after applying CUTICURA had Ihe Frst nigh IS rCSi
for several toeekS. Using the CUTIcURs CUTICURA
SOAR aud CUFICURA RESOLVEST With proper
Judgment my condition improved slowly out surely
day by day, until after three four months of
them was cured. Our minister, Rev J. G. Per
rault, in Mandan, knows me and knows how
suffered Any one may write TO him and he will
certify TO the truth of this testimonial.
Z. r. STEINBRUECK, Mandan, North Dakota
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GILRoY CROPS.

The Tobacco at San Felipe Is in Extra Fine
Condition.
GILRoY, Aug. 5-Grain is nearly har-
vested and is of fair quantity and good
quality. Some prunes are already being
picked. The weather Is warm and favor
able for their quality. Tobacco at the Culp
plantation at San Felipe shows the fine con-
dltion aud excellent quality of a true
Havana leaf. There are 90 acres which
will yield about $4,000 pounds. Cutting
commences in few days
The Peoples party outdoor meeting last
night was slmly attended.
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DROWNED WHILE AT PLAY.
A Widows Only Son Meets watery Grave
at Redding

REDDING. Aug. "a boy about II years
of age, named Ben Scott, the only son of
widow, was drowned in the slough near
Free bridge to-day. He was playing on a
log in the water and rolled off and disap-
peared. The citizens have been trying to
raise his body by firing giant cartridges, bat
so far have failed
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wRIGHTs SUCCESSOR.
I. r. Hofer Appointed Superintendent Of the
United States Mint at Carson.

CARSON, Aug. 5.-To-day President Har-
rison appointed t. r. Hofer Superintendent
of the United States Mint, 20 fill the vacancy
made by the death of Samuel Wright Mr..
Hofer was formerly chief clerk nf the mint.
HIS appointment was confirmed by the
Senate few moments after ii was made.
The mint will be reopened as soon as his
bond is confirmed and no other changes Of
any Importance will be made.
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THE ADVANCE ON COAL.
Result Of an Investigation by the New York
Iepisiature

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The State Senate
Committee investigating the Reading coal
combine examined a number of witnesses
to-day Among them was r. Ii. Williams
of the Erie Company, who was asked why
all the advances were not made at once.
lie said because il was not deemed expe-
dient When asked If he thought the price
would be raised higher, Williams said
Yes: IL ought TO 60 80 cents ton higher,
aud l think 1t will. There's not dealer
that can limit production, and therefore
raise prices. 1t Is simply a business proposi-
tionV
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An Old Man Killed

SACRAMENTO, Aug. g. - An old man.
whose name Coroner Clark was unable to
learn, was struck by a switch engine on the
railroad track at Sixth aud Z streets Thurs
day morning about o'clock, and killed.
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grown worse and worse on
me IN spite of all medical
treatment. My condition
was unbearabie. Ny legs
were swollen, my arms were
raw. my face and neck full
OF eruption, which made me
scratch until my whiskers
were soaked and pasted wit h
the siekly fluid. | could
hardly bear my clothing.
When night came was
afraid 70 so TO bed, TO sleep
would come 10 relieve me,
but the itching would in
nrnnnn inn- TINA L
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A Noted Railroad Engineer Dead.

Tucson, Ariz, Aug. 6-Joshua Walcott,
aged 81 years, died this morning. He was
born in Massachusetts, was engineer of the
first passenger train run on the New York
Central and also first engineer on the Pam
anna railroad.
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For Che snanna nhserxatnrx.

BOSTON, Aug. 5.--Alvin j. Clark is now
at work on 40-inch lens for the Spence
Observatory at Los Angeles. He says he
can see no reason why glass 20 Inches In
diameter should not be made,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-06
SANTA CRUZ CONVENTION.
The Ministerial Association Of Christian
Churches Elects Officers


SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 5.-The Ministerial
Association of Christian Churches of Cali
fornia elected the following officers: George
Z. Shanklin of Winters. president; Mahlon
III. Wilson OF Santa Barbara, Peter Colvin
of Santa Clara and W. II. Briggs of Mo-
desto. vice-presidents Thomas Edwards OF
Gilroy. secretary; j. c. Keith of Irvington.
treasurer. The council of ten was COM
posed OF: w. III. Martin, NJ. j. Ferguson,
J. ". Webb. j. E Denton, w. 3. Berry.
OR. L. Mediation, II. Shadle. r. n. Davis.
Il. b. Ware and Ii. e. Hartley.
Saturday and Sunday will close the con-
yenton. though many campers will remain
on the grounds
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Mra. Harrisnn,s Hsalth

SARANAC, NY. Aug. 5-The report that
Mrs. Harrison's health is falling is greatly
exaggerated. Mrs. Harrison was out for
drive yesterday and to-day.
WASHINGTON, Aug 5.-President Harri-
son left for Loon Lake on . special train
tn-nlnhf
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The Brotherhood Of C,rn.n.srs.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 5.-The Brotherhood of
Carpenters and Joiners completed the
changes In the constitution to-day, making
radical alterations on several points. 1t
was decided to submit the amendments to
ficafinn.
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Victory for the Whisky Trust.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 5.-The whisky
trust won another victory to-day, when
Lewis Ii. Green was granted writ of
habeas corpus by Circuit Judge Jackson in
he Boston indictment cases.
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Portland's Erriug stre.tcar conductors

PORTLAND, Or, Aug. Sin the Police
Court this evening II streetcar conductors.
who were arrested a few days ago on
charge of knocking down fares, were held
to await the action of the Grand Jury, with
bail fixed at $50 each Five of the O1n-
ductors arrested were discharged.
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Beecham's Pills sell well because they cure
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood and Skin purifier and greatest OF
hnmor remedies. internally, cleanses the blood OF all
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THE PLANET MARS.

Professor schiaparelll Invited to Look
Through the Lick Telescope
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Once Week has
Invited Schiaparelli, the Milan astronomer,
to visit the United States within the next
three weeks at It's expense and view the
planet Mars through the Lick telescope.
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Plotting Apainst . pr,ro.

LONDON. Aug. 5-The Vienna correspon-
dent OF the News says: "Ii Is reported iu
Belgrade that conspiracy has been discoy-
cred against the Prince of Montenegro. who
is very unpopular, and that several Of the
plotters have fled the country"
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Fire at Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO. Aug 5.-Four barns were
burned to-day in the northern part of the
city. The owners were E. Riley, p. Suli-
van, Mrs. Mains and Mrs. Kirk. The less
is about $1,000. with little insurance.
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Trvine to Save HI, Nsol

NASHVILLE. Aug. 5.--It is stated here to-
night that ex-Attorney. General Garland
will apply 10 Chief Justice Fsller for q
writ OF error In the Clay King murder case.
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CRESPO Is DEAD.
Private Adviees From Venezuela Confirm the
Current Rumors

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The Venezuelan
ConsuLGeneral here received three letters
to-day dated July q from members of his
family at Caracas In which they say that
the Tumor is current there, which is gener-
ally believed, that General Crespo. the rev.
Oluti0niSt. is dead aud that General Mendoza
is pursuing his forces IN the interior. None
of the letters say how or where Crespo met
his death
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AN OHIO TRAGEDY.
A Farm Laborer Thrust Headfrst Into q
Threshing Machine,

CELINA. Ohio. Aug. 5. AT a wheat
threshng, two miles from Celina, this
afternoon, John Day and Henry Shryhock
became involved in a dispute and Day
thrust Shryhock into the thresher head
first killing him at once. Then John Shry-
hook, brother of the murdered man,
stabbed Day with pitchfork until he had
killed him. John is In Jail.
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BIG FOREST FIRES.

The Woods Near Grass Valley and on the
American River All Ablass.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 5. Warden Aull
of the Folsom prison telephones the Record
Union tonight that great forest fires are
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Wood and Resldence Burned.

WOODLAND. Aug. "a fire late tonight
destroyed f. Berg's house, on Sixth street,
The fire was caused hv the explosion OF q
lamp. The loss is $1,000; insured.
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DENVER'S JOY.
The Knights Templar's Conclave Expected to
Crowd the Town.

DENVER. Aug. 5.-It is only necessary to
say that the railroads have been forced to
put windows into the baggage and even box
cars, thus turning them into passenger
coaches, to show the preparations for the
coming rush of visitors. From all quarters
OF the Union come messages that every COM
mandery will have more knights in line
than was at first expected. IL is thought
that 100000 strangers will be here by Tues
daY next
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The Roval Yach, Club Recs

CowEs, Aug. 5.-The race for the Royal
Yacht Club prize was won today by Lord
Dunraven's yacht Esperance.