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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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THF F.srERN OFFICE OF THE GAIL,
sc Potter building New York City, is1rovided with
fltsof California papers. Visitors welcome Al
Neltisizs rates ana sample copies furnished.
= X NISCH Manager
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Inhaled Escnning Gas.

An aged Frenchman, known as Castor,
who was employed as man-of-al-work in
various houses Of bad repute. was found I'M
conscious in room at % Quincy street yes
terday afternoon. The room was filed with
gas that flowed from a open jet. He retired
at 3 O'Clock in the morning. and it is sup
posed that he accidentally turned the gas on.
He was taken TO the Receiving Hospital and
soon pronounced out of danger.
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other canals on the same terms as Canadi-
ans have not been carried out. Complaints
Of discrimination against Americans have
often been made, but this discrimination
complained Of has not been discontinued.
The President now proposes some form Of
retaliation. lie leaves Congress to take the
initiative in the matter in case Congress APP
proves of the position taken by the execu-
tive. The most effective means Of retalia-
ton would be TO require Canadian rail-
roads to nav duties on all goods brought
into the United States. This would take
from the Canadian Pacific Railroad Com
pany the bulk of its business. That COM
pany now enjoys privileges in the way Of
carrying goods through the United States
in bond which entitle it to take goods from
one American port and land them in an
other The trouble about taking this
method of retaliation would arise from
Eastern railroad companies which profit by
connection with the Canadian Pacific.
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TIE DAILY MORNING CALL

N,vvort BRFNTANO BROS. 3 Union Square
Chto.ro .. News stand Palmer House
- ,5rIoare GALLOT & JOUBERr,
80" 1871 Common 81
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PUBLICATION OFFICE /:

Has larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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"KRITIKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write in Ink, on unrued paper, in al undis-
cuised hand. State sex. Send with % cents,
stamps or postal note, 10 Krltiko," coo MeT.
chant street san Francisco.
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ADOPTED a BOY.-Frederick f. Meier has
been allowed by The Superior Court to adopt
Harold Leslie Page, aged "a, as his lawful
child: His father IS dead aud Meier married The
cnlId's mother.
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Buying the best Tea aud Coffee. COR sho least
money, at any OF the ID city stores OF the Great
American Importing Tea Company. Come or send
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that our prices are reasonable. Our goods always
fresh aud pHre. Headquarters (wbolesale and 70
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A NEW CHARTER,-Liberty Corps viii be or
gained under a new charter in Washington Hall
tOlS evening
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GREAT sale genuine specs, Ice mp. Fourth
street, 90, next bakery. Note number.
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Before the summer weather prostrates
you take Hoods Sarsapariaa, which gives strength
makes the blood pure and promotes healthy
digestion. IT is ne spring medicine.
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~ Annual Meetfng-The Regular An
80 nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the North
Belle Isle Mining Company will be held al the Office
OF the company, $40 Pine ST., rooms % and II, San
Francisco. Cal, on WEDNESDAY,, the 22d day OF
June, 1892, at the hour OF O'clock p. NJ for the
purpose or eectihg board OF directors to serve for
the ensuing year and the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the meeting. Trans
fer books viii close In New York City on June l3
and IN San Francisco on June lS, 1892, at IL
O'Clock NJ. j. w. PEW, Secretary
Cisco Cal. ie7 I'd
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Lifting the dark veil OF your future life she gives
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THROAT DISEASES commence with Cough Cold
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LUCKY men need little counsel Pat your de -
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NINE. M0REAU, rs FOURTH ST, FORTUNE
vi teller; cairvoyant; life reader; fee Use j2l So
M ADAM KNIGHT HAS REMOVED FROM 1928
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MRS WILSON TELLS PAST. FUTURE, PRES
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nj ME. DR. THOMAS. SCIENTIFIC REYEALER
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NINE EXODUS. CLAIRyoYANT. HAS RE-
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HT57 General Headquarters, state of Cal
E~S Hornla, Adjutant-G eneraPs once, Sacra-
mento June %, 1892.
Special Orders NO 10.
Bieutenant-Coionei HYMAN r. BUSH LIST Infan-
try. is hereby directed to preside an election for
lteutenant-cOmmander, Naval Battalion. n. g. c.,
Vice CHANDLER. resigned. He will notify the on
Ger elected TO appear before the Examining Board
OF the Naval Battalion for examination the exami-
nation to be according to the rules governing the
board heretofore.
The said election viii be held at the armory of
Company u. Naval Battalion on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, June %, 1892. at 3 O'Clock. The report must
contain the first name In full OF the officer elected
BY order OF the commander-lnchlef
c. C. ALLEN Adiutant General
BY virtue OF the authority conferred upon me by
Special Orders No. TO- G. s.. from general head
quarters, the elected commissioned officers OF the
Naval Battalion N. g. C., hereby ordered 20 as
semble In full uniform at the armory OF Company
ID. Naval Battalion. 1915 Pacific street, San fran.
Cisco Cal, TUESDAY, June %, 1892, at 3 O'clock
Pm, for the election Of lieutenant-eommander.
H. 2. BUSH
fnOo
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PERSONALS.
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The president of the Atehison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad Company is in San
Francisco. Heis candor itself in fat denial
that the Santa Fe intends to come to San
Francisco His remark is, 1--WE are not
going to make any extension toward San
Francisco now" Perhaps, managerially pru-
dent. he declines TO speak about the future.
Projects are thick in the air, and 1t will be
a triae strange il the Santa Fe Company
has no hand 10 the mixing OF the pudding.
AS far as can be gathered, however, the
president Of the Santa Fe Is not a strong
plotter against the Southern Pacific Com
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NOTICE or NIEETINGs.

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THE UNDERSIGNED DRUG FIRMS WILL
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AsTHoLoGY.

I OST-A PASSBoOK WITH THE HIBEkNIA
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The finder will please return 10 bank. iel9 Ste
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CEILING OUT-FIN EST EYE-GLASS SPECS l5c;
- open from to s; next to bakery; IS Fourth st.
Sunday, 728 Market ST., in celebrated dry-gOod5
store don't forget the number. je2l 1mF
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-02

scided by blowing the top of his head off
with shotgun. Brooding over the sale Of
his farm is the attributed cause
" is announced that the Perkins Bros
company, owners of the Sioux City Journ-
al, have bought the Evening Times, and
will conduct it as the evening edition OF
the Journal. This makes the strongestan
richest newspaper combination in Iowa.
Will Lucas, a jeweler, of Gowrie and
Georgia Weitzel, daughter of a well known
citizen OF that place, eloped. Their fight
was discovered and the couple were captur-
ed at Tara while they were waiting for a
train to take them East. Their proposed
marriage will be indefinitely postponed.
David Galway, a farmer living few
miles north of Dubuque, was drowned
while returning home from the city. He
drove into an air hole. Henry Gripply,
who was with him, was nearly drowned,
but was rescued by Capt. Kimbel Gall
ways body has not been recovered.
Workmen opening up anew stone quarry
two milessouth Of Alden, unearthed the
skeleton OF a man. The bones were white
with age but in state Of preservation. 1t
was at lonely place in the timber and old
settlers are inclined to think some foul play
was committed several years ago on one
Johnson, who disappeared very mysterious
ly.
The family OF Matthew Cheney, living in
the northern part of Sac county, was suffo-
Gated by coal gas. neighbor who went
to the house found all the family insensi-
bic, and at once summoned a physician.
1t was too late to save all the family, and a
young man and a child died. ALI the rest
OF the family are very feeble.
Fire was discovered in the Purdy block
at Independence the other morning, occu-
pied by Till & Roads boot and shoe house,
the Commercial. State Bank, Jewels restaur
ant, w. Francis, money loaner, and other
offices. The fire had been smouldering all
night and had gained great Roadway when
discovered: The damage by smoke, water
and fire is between $4,000 and $1,000.
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distemper, pneumonia and grip. The veter-:
mary surg cons are having their hands full

distemper, pneumonia and grip. The veter-:
mary surg cons are having their hands full
taking care of the numerous cases.
The police of Grand Forks arrested two
suspicious individuals in the rear of a bank
building recently. One of them had on.
bis person set of valuable burglar tools
Including diamond safe drills. The men
are believed to be professionals and wanted
for safe robbery in Minneapolis.
The first seizures under the prohibition
law at Mandan were made the other evening
The sheriff found number of jugs of whis-
key and other intoxicants in the saloon Of
d. NJ. Bongard. George Brown Roby's sa-
loon was also raided, but only one bottle was
discovered. Iniunctions were served on
the offenders, and all the blind pigs in tow n
are closed up.
The personal injury suit of Bennett vs.
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
for 200 damages, which has been on
trial for several days in the district court at
jamestown was ended. The jury found
their verdict for the defendant. The Jury
in former trial gave Bennett $1,000
damages On an appeal the supreme court
granted new trial.
In the celebrated case of The State VS..
Anderson Healy, in which the defendant
was found guilty of a crime against the
election law few weeks ago, Judge Win
chester granted the petition for new trial.
In granting new trial the judge gives the
defendant the advantage of every doubt in
the mass of conflicting aft dayits regarding
the conduct OF the jury.
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The Metal Tungsten.

The metal tungsten hitherto has
had no use in the arts, and has been
merely one OF the curiosities OF miner
alogy. But recently it has been dis
covered to have some very useful
properties, one OF which is that when
added to steel it imparts an extraor-
binary elacticity to it, and on that
account it is now being used in the
manufacture Of heavy artillery. It is
a curious fact that some OF the most
surprising discoveries now being made
are connected with warlike purposes,
and not in the arts of peace, unless
we may look upon the preparations
for war as necessary to secure the
peace of the world, and thus properly
and usefully advance the practice Of
the useful arts. This metal is one OF
the heaviest known, having a specific.
gravity OF 18 go, gold having a gravity
of19.26. 1t has been very scarce
metal, probably because OF the want
any practical use for it, but now that
it is beng searched for it is being dis
covered where it was not expected.
1t has been hitherto found mostly in
Sweden and in the States OF Connecti-
cut and Maine But recently large
deposits Of it have been found in
New-Iealand. 1t is found in combi-
nation with lime, iron, and lead, and
this ore has been called wolfram. As
it has not SO far been OF any use in
the arts there is at present no estab-
lished market price for it. The most
common ore is that known as VOL.
fran, which appears as Il soft yellow
ish or greenish earth that is very
heavy and contains 1913 per cent. Of
tungsten and 2o.7 per cent OF oxy-
gen.
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FOR WHAT THEY'RE WORTH
Expressions of Opinion Upon Possible
Third PARTY Candidates.

Expressions of Opinion Upon Possible
Third Party Candidates.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-Gen. Weaver of
Iowa, once the candidate oithe Greenback
party for president o.; the United States;
Hon. L. L. Polk Of North Carolina, Hon
lgnatius Donnelly OF Minnesota. Hon. LIE.
land Stanford OF California, T. V. Powder
~, general masterworkman of the Knights
OF Labor; and Hon. streetor of Illinois are
few Of those who are now being discussed
as possible presidential or vice presidential
candidates Of the Peoples party.
In MY opinion said Representative
jerry Simpson to-day, Gen. Weaver Of
Iowa is likely to be the Peoples party can
dldate Tor the presidency. But l wouldnot
be surprised il the sentiment III favor Of Ig-
natluS Donnelly assumed formidable pro.
portions. He deve oped great strength out
at st. Louis, and the preamble OF the plat
form, which was written by him, is in my
OPINION one OF the most vigorous and most
classic productions of modern literature.
The preamble made Mr.. ponnelly many
Trends. and he Will be prominent cand-
date ! he desires the nomination. AS a
matter OF fac. do not think Weaver really
cares for the nomination, although he
seems to be a taVorle and the man most
talked Of among the Farmers Alliance
party.
Said Representative Watson Of Georgia
the candidate OF he Peoples party in the
house Tor speaker:
The result Of the ST.. Louis convention
has been revelation to the old
time politicians Of the country. Our peo-
Pie have a.reeu upon a platform and de-
claration Of principles which are agree
able TO all, and upon which the fight will
be conducted all along the line and in every
state in the Union nthe coming campaign.
Inc platform will command the full sup
port 0 the industrial organizations OF all
classes. AS to who the candidates of the
peopie's party will be really cannot say,
but / think the candidate tor the presidency
will be some man who has been we'll ideuti-
fled with this great revolt against the exist
ing state Of affairs"