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The morning call., 1892-11-21
WON TWO STRAIGHT GAMES.
Inc Dukes Outplayed by the San
Francisco Nine

DAN JOSE. Nov. 20.-Two games were
prayed ID TINS city to-day resulting in a
uouoie victory Tor the San Franeiscos. In
sne nrsl zane, with score of two to one In
Ihree runs in the eighth inning and won out.
4. oweeney's, single base on balls to ID.
sweeney and Leyy's out to deep right adj
vancing the runners. Among the features of
the daa were the brilliant fielding of Reitz
ana Everett and Ebrights running catch.
Score of the first game:
The morning call., 1892-11-21

A millipede, which was brought from
Mombosa, Africa. Ia said to be one of the
at the London Geological Gardens, Ii has a
black body, coarse. red legs, Is vegetarian
and perfectly harmless. except Tia AT II pos-
sesses an evil-smellIng fluid, the use of
which insures IL against repetition Of in
ouisitive touching. Its diet is mainly de-
cayed leaves.
The morning call., 1892-11-21

Agatha Esthete - III there were onIy
something in this mundane world that
would soiace ali these vague yearnings, sat-
isfv ones Widest longings and fill the aeh-
ing void withini
Charlie keplete-What's the matter with
ME 9--Trutb
The morning call., 1892-11-21
A VOLTS Queer Conduct.
London Telegraph.

An extraordinary occurrence. which Ia
almost without precedent at this time OF the
year, Is reported from Monsac. Between
that village and CrouZe little child of B
was playing in front OF its mothers cottage.
when 1t was suddenly attacked by large
gray wolf which had emerged from the
neighboring wood. The beast pickst mn
the infant and trotted back into the forest.
but fortunately the burden was rather
heavy. and on the neighbors. attracted by
the child's cries. coming to the rescue the
wolf dropped its prey and disappeared.
The morning call., 1892-11-21

1T is WELL TO GET CLEAR OF COLD the first
week. but It much better and safer TO rid your
self OF it the Erst forty-eight hours-the proper
remedy for the purpose being DR.. D. Jayne's Expec-
torant
The morning call., 1892-11-21
Veterans, Home Association.

An adjourned meeting of the Board Of
Directors of the Veterans Home Associa-
ton was held at the home in YountyiIle
yesterday. The attendance was small and
the business WAS conined:to general in
snactinIl.
The morning call., 1892-11-21
ABOUT THE CYCLE.
George III. Strong the New
Chief Consul.
THE LEAGUE ENJOYS A BOOM.
Entries for the San Jose Races-Runs
to the Cliff ard Niles Canyon.
rlinor Notes.
An even thousand.

An even thousand.
That is the membership of tie California
Division OF the League OF American Wheel
men. Not bad showing for few months
active work, is it2 And the result OF the
The morning call., 1892-11-21

Officers and soldiers Of the French army
will hencef0rward have metallic plate
fastened to their collars for identification.
A similar scheme Is being considered for
the benefit of the miners.
The morning call., 1892-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS

II is Quay you eve yourself and FAM
lily to get the best value for your money.
EconOmize in your footwear by purchas-
ing w. L. Dpuglas Shoes. ich repre- emit
the best value for prices shed, as thou
sands will testify.
The morning call., 1892-11-21

Did You ever see perpetual notion No nor
anyone else. but you all have seen thoussnds ~
people chewing whites Yucatan Gum.
The morning call., 1892-11-21

Country order receive prompt attention
delivered Rafael Sausalto Blithedale
Oakland. Alameda Berkeley.
The morning call., 1892-11-21

NOTE will CLOSED THURSDAY NOV "a ThaahsiYg Day.
The morning call., 1892-11-21

At 500 per yard pieces
Cream Damask Table Linen.
The morning call., 1892-11-21

Sheets, Pil1ow-cases, Pillow-shams,
Etc, Etc, Etc.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-01-08
THE NEWS EPITOMIZED.


JOSEPH sHADLE was killed, ard his
brother Frank fatally wounded, by y fhcer
Krouse, while they were resisting arrest,
aided by their friends, in Littlestown, Penu.
THE three-story brick dwelling of A F.
Pritchard, in Pittsburg, Penn, was blown
to atoms by an explosion OF natural gas.
Mr.. Pritchard. his wife and three children,
a hired boy. David Bennett, and Barbara
Reich, a servant, were buried in the ruins.
ISAAC B. SAwTELLE, while in jail at Con-
cord under sentence of death for the muir
der of his brother Hiram, near Rochester,
n. H, died from a stroke Of apoplexy.
UNITED STATES soldiers at Fort Mcguire
n. Y, have been doing a lucrative business
smuggling Chinese over the river from the
Canadian side. A boatloa1 was intercepted
and a private arrested.
FIRE destroyed property worth $500, 900
in Boston, Mass. The firms burned out are
Hosmer Codding & Co., and Parker, Holmes
& Co., boot and shoe iobbers. Four fire.
men were injured.
GOVERNOR ALBEIT laid the corner stone
of the Trenton IN. j. battle monument.
SINCE the discovery of the counterfeit s.
Treasury notes, it has been ascertained that
Lawrence, Mass, has been flooded with the
spurious bills. The notes bear poor portrait
of President Jackson, the engraving is
scratched and the seal lightly printed.
THE people OF Mansfield, Conn, are ex-
reign OL CcIIOL JuoC INV" L VI
nearly five years a band of incendiares have
burned farm-houses, barns and factories
there with impunity. Fifteen fires have fol-
lowed each other in rapid succession.
The influenza ragged to an alarming extent
throughout the Eastern and Middle Statss.
In New York City ten deaths were reported
in day and thirteen were reported
on the previous day. Over 200 policemen
were Frustrated at one time. Many mem
bers of the Brooklyn On. " Police and Fire
Departments were incapacitated. There
were thousands Of cases of grip in New
Haven, Conn. The death rate was great.
The spread of the grip in Rochester. N. Y,
was alarming.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-01-08
South and West.

STATE TREASURER F. J. PONs, of Florida,
died in Jacksonville from cancer of the
stomach. He was fifty-eight years Of age
and of Spanish descent.
In Choctaw County, Ala, the Bob Sims
gang of outlaws killed four member of
family and wounded two Others and having
robbed a store intrenched themselves in
Sims's house, where they defied the Sheritf's
posse.
SOME unknown person fired into the house
of Lawson Lott near Carrolton, Miss. Lott
was fatally wounded and Mrs. W. G. Miers
a visitor, was badly hurt. Pierce Miers was
suspected of having fired the shot. A posse
went to arrest him, and when he resisted he
was shot dead.
FIRE destroyed the leading retail business
houses of Chattanooga, Tenn. The fire
district covers an area $50 feet square. In
all nineteen store rooms were destroyed.
with the several stores above them. The
total loss will reach $3.50. 900.
A COLLISION occurred between two
freight: trains near Marquette Mich. Fire"
man Emil Van Open and Brakeman John
Harlocher were killed outright, and Engi-
neer John Reany died a few hours later of
his injuries
LEM JONES was hanged at Oliver Springs,
Tenn, for the murder of his wife and child
on June 26th 1890.
GOVERNOR FLEMING, of Florida, appointed
Edward J. Tracy State Treasurer, vice
Francis j. Pond, deceased. Tracy has been
the Governors private secretary since 1889.
He is native of Cuba.
Two more of the Sims gang were hanged
by the mob in Choctaw County, Ala, max
Ing seven in all who have been lynched.
The entire San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
Railroad system in Texas was tied up by
strike. The paralysis extended over $50
miles of the system and So men were
thrown out.
GENERAL STANLEY, United States Army,
dered the post commanders along the Mex
can border to take the field with detach-
ments and scout for the revoiutlonists.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-01-08
Washington.

CHRISTMAS DAY was celebrated at the
White House. Washington, in merry fash
ion. An elaborate tree was dressed in the
upper corridor, on which were gifts for Ben
jamin Harrison Mckee and Mary Lodge
Mckee, the Presidents grandchildren. On
table near by were Mrs Harrisons gifts
Three or four other tables held presents for
the President, Mrs. Mckee, DR.. Scott, Mrs.
Dimmick. Mr.. Haford, Miss Sanger and
all the household retinue. The President
presented to each employe an order for a
turkey or pair of gloves. Mrs. Harrison
added to this by personal gift.
UNCLE SANS new postal cards were
placed on sale throughout the country.
office Department they will be known as
Glass A" and ''Ciass c." Glass BIZ is the
old card that has been in use since 1873. By
the general public the new cards will doubt
less be known as the ladies card' and the
"big card" The ladies carin is pearl gray
in color.
THE Secretary of War telegrapne1 Gen
eral David S. Stanley, commander of the
military department at San Antonio Texas,
to take decisive and immediate steps toward
putting down the troubles on the Mexican
border.
CORRESPONDENTS between Senator Wash
burn and Secretary Tracy calls attention to
the fact that the Minneapolis miilers are pre-.
pairing to ship cargo OF breadstuffs to the
that United States warship transport the
cargo to foreign port. In reply the Secre-
tary says he will do ali in his power to
further the project.
The State Department announces that
United States Consul William T. Rice, the
oldest consul in the service, died a few DAYS
ago at his post at Leghorn from acute puI-
months, after an illness of two days
Mr.. WHARTON. the Assistant Secretary of
State, Washington. contradicts the state.
ment that the United States has agreed to
pay Italy an indemnity for the New Orleans
lynchings. Since Baron Fava was recalled
there has been no official correspondence
with the Italian Government
NJ. JULES PATENoTRE, the newiy-annoint-
ed French Minister, arrived in WASHINGTON.
accompanied by II. Depret, his secretary.
and A. r. Aude. attache. The party have
quarters at the Shoreham
SECRETARY FOSTER spent short time at
his office in the United States Treasury De-
partment for the first time since a month
aud a half before, when be was taken ill in
New York.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-01-08

JOHN E. REDMOND, Parnellite, was elected
to the British Parliament from Waterford
City, Ireland defeating Michael Davitt by
a majority of SAC.
PRESIDENT MONT, OF Chill, was inaugu-
rated at Santiago. Minister Egau was
absent from the ceremonies. All the other
foreign representatives attended.
THERE is much suffering in several Next
can States because of the lack OF food The
Governor of Durango taiegraphs that in
that State people are actually dying of
starvation. Corn is being sold at cost to the
poor.
A WEALTHY squire named Hanback,, hv-
ing at Gratz, Austria, shot two OF his sons,
six and seven years Of age, and then COM
mitted suicide He had an idea that his
sons, who sta,nmered, had an hereditary
faint Of insanity.
THREE men in the Genime Pass in the
Rernese Alps, Switzerlnd. were swallowed
up by an avalanche. They had tried to cross
the pass not needing the warning of their
guides, who refused to accompany them.
THE Right Hon. Sir William Arthur
White, the British Ambassador to Turkey,
died from influenza at the Kaiserhof in Ber-
lin, Germany.
MANY lives have been lost at the Gilbert
Islands, in the South Pacific, by tidal
wave.
OFFICIAL advices from Pekin, China, re-
port severe fighting with the rebels, in which
1000 insurgents were killed and fifty leaders
were beheaded.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-01-08
MeCALLA RESTORED,
The President Has RENTED a Por.
tiOn of His Sentence

The President has signed at Washington
paper of great interest to the United States
Navy. It was remission of the unexecuted
portion of the sentence of suspension i'm
posed by court martial upon Commander
Bowman H. McCalla, who was tried for
cruelty to his subordinates during cruise
of the United States steamer Enterprise.
OF which he was in command The
Court sentenced him to suspension for three
years ana to stand still in his grade in the
meantime. The order carrying this sentence
into effect was approved May Is, 1890 Nine
officers in Commander McCalla's grade have
passed him during this period, and it is
thought that this incapacitates him from
retiring with the raj k of commodore
1t has been known for some months that
strenuous efforts were being made by Com
mander McCalfa's friends 20 secure a re-
mission of the sentence. The day before
Christmas Secretary Tracy signed an order
restoring McCalla to duty. 1t is not known
what duty he will be assigned to, as he is in
Europe and is not within present reach, but
it is thought that the officer will return to
this country at once and be given an assign
ment.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-01-08
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

INFLUENZA is raging in England.
LONDON has ten main railroad lines.
TEXAS is still clamoring for deep water.
NEW YORK CITY is overrun with beg.
CARS.
INTENSELY cold weather prevails in Eng
land
The grip is spreading throughout the
East
AUSTRALIA has adopted new protective
tariff.
SWITZERLAND has abolished National
banks.
PERSIA has abolished the tobacco mo.
nopoly.
THERE is not free library in Phila-
delphia.
THE population of America increases by
1000 persons day.
LEPROsY is increasing at an alarming rate
on the ISthmuS of Panama.
THE output of dried grapes this season is
less than one-half what it was last year.
SWEDEN and Norway are preparing to en-
ter the German -protectionist league.
NEWARK, n J.. is showing a death rate of
thirty-eight per 1000, and folks stand aghast.
WORLDS FAIR officials at Chicago are
puzzled over apparent insufficiency OF
space.
= NEW herring bank, 100 miles long, has
been discovered off the west coast OF New.
foundland.
A NEBRASKA farmer has been acquitted
of killing a book agent who persisted in
forcing his book on him.
THE Chicago Board of Fire Underwriters
has adopted rate of So. Is for the new high
buildings. The rate is considered prohibit
Dry.
The st. Paul Mimi, Chamber Of Com
merce is backing a scheme to connect the
Mississippi River and Lake Superior via
Saltwater.
FRANCE is to create new Under Secre.
taryship of State for Worship, thus remov-
ing the church from the jurisdiction of the
Justice Department.
DIsAFFECTION is rampant in Trinidad,
Tobago, and the Windward group of the
West Indies. owing to the hlgh-handedness
of the British colonial office.
CANADA's annual Christmas poultry train
came this year from Ottawa to Boston. The
value of the cargo at the frontier was $780,.
900 and the duties were $780,
MONEY is so scarce in Cuba that the brig
ands are compelled to let their prisoners go
again. finding neither money Oh their per-
sons or friends to ransom them.
The three beat sugar factories in Cali
fornia have shut down for the season. The
total product is S, 900, 900 pounds, on which
the Government will pay bounty of S165,
400.
ENGLISH troops have had battle with
indian tribesmen near Gilgit on the Pamir
frontier in which many lives were lost. Rus
sian intrigue is said to have caused the up
rising.
THE value of agricultural and pastoral
nroducts in the Argentine Republic during
the past year will be over s3oo.ooo'ooO, fif-
teen per cent. greater than any previous
wear. and equivalent to $50 per capita of the
population Of the country.
FORTY reputable assurances companies in
New England went out of business in 1891
because they did not get premiums enough
to pay losses and expenses The year was
hard for all insurance companies, and in
creased rates are expected.
THE censGs bulletin, No. 140 relating to
public schools for the deaf in the United
States. gives the average annual number Of
pupils in such schools for successive decades
as follows: From 1910 to 1S49, sol; from
1S50to 1852 9t2; from 1860 to 1869, 1868;
FROM 1870 to 1879, 3459; from 1889 to 1889.
sO1N
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-01-08

RANCHMEN in all parts Of Sout Invest Texas
raporG that the entire section is badly in
tested by wolves and coyotes. The County
Scalp law, passed six months ago, has had no
effect TO decrease their numbers, and the
long drought has made them desperate.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-01-08

TIE national emblem of Russia
just now should te turkey gobbler.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1892-01-08

A COLLISION occurred near Querenavaca>
Mexico. in which twalve parsons were killed
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-01-23


What do you go to church for 7
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knew little girl whose mother
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Remember what the Bible says:
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Though we cannot see them, they
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