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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-07-30

found.
SEEK THE LORD THROUGH PRAYER.
Lrelnark, in the first place, you are to
seek the Lord through earnest and be-
lieving prayer God is not an autocrat
or despot seated on throne, with his
arms resting on brazen lions and a sem
tinel pacing up and down at the foot of
the throne. God is a fathar seated in q
bower, waiting for his children to come
and climb on his knee and get his kiss
and his henedictien. Prayer is the cup
with which we go to the fountain of
living water" and dip up refreshment
for our thirsty soul. Grace does not
come: to.tlle heart as we set cask of
water to catch the rain in the shower.
1t Is pulley fastened to the throne of
God, which we pull, bringing the bless,
ing.
do not care SO much what posture
you take in prayer, nor how large an
amount of voice you use. You might
get down on your face before God, if
you did not pray right inwardly, and
there would be no response. You might
cry at the top of your voice, and unless
you had believing spirit within, your
cry would not go farther up than the
shout of a ploughboy 10 his oxen. Pray
er must be believing, earnest, loving.
You arc in yoEr house some summer
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20
GladstOne's New Cabinet Hold a Confer.
ence.
PREPARING TO MEET ALL OPPOSITION.
Independent Radicals Omitted From the Ministry
No Change in the Arrangements for the
Monetary Conference.
Copyrighted. 1882. by the New York Associated
Press

LONDON, Aug. 19.-Gladstone's selection
of some minor members of the radical sec
ton for minor posts in the Government has
not remedied the tactical mistake made in
the exclusion of the radical representa-
tiyes from bis Cabinet. The fact is now
universally recognized that Gladstone care
fully avoided admitting 10 office men in any
way identified with Independent radical
ism. Gladstone's plans to meet some of the
dangers that are threatening an early over
throw of the Government are already seen
In the formation of the Cabinet committees.
During its two hours sitting the council
to-day was occupied In preparing measures
embOdying part of the Newcastle pro-
gramme and allotting the work. Three
committees in addition to the Home-ruIe
Committee were formed. One is charged
with the labor question, another is to draft
bills for rural reform and local option, and
the third is charged with reforming the
electoral registration.
The Ministers Will not meet again until
the end of October, unless something un-
toward occurs.
The Associated Press has high authority
to stale that the new Government wilt not
interfere with the completed arrangements
of the International monetary con ference.
20 powers will be vested in the delegates.
They will be Instructed 10 decline 10 dis
cuss any proposals entaiing An alteration
of the monetary system of England, but
they will be authorized to consider pro-
pOsals whereby India might join In an in
fuential lead of States for fixing the ratio
of silver.
IL is expected that Mrs. Maybrick will
soon be released from prison. 1t is under
AttorneyGeneral, and Home Secretary
AsQuith favor her release.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20
POLITICS IN IDAHO.
The Republicans and the Popul-sts Complete
Their Tickets

The Republicans and the Popul-sts Complete
Their Tickets.
Moscow, Idaho, Aug. 19.-The Republi-
can State convention reassembled this
morning and made the following nomina-
tions: Lleutenant-GOvernor, +. B. Willis
of Custer County: Secretary Of State, j. F..
Curtis of Ada County; Attorney General,
George NJ. Parsons of HALEY; Auditor.
c. Ramsey OF Bingham; State Treasurer,
w. c. Hill; Superintendent of Public In
struction, b. B. Lower; Presidential Elect
ors-Judge Hepburn, j. :. Waters and j.
II. Richards The -eenvention adjourned
sine die.
Before adjournment this evening the con-
venton adopted the following resolution:
1--WE congratulate the Mormon Church on
its recent declaration abandoning pOlygamy
and favOTing the divorce of the church and
state in all political concerns, and, accept
ing this declaration as sincere, We pledge
our party that. with continuance Of evil
denceS of this sincerity, we will at the next
session OF the Legislature restore to its
members the full political privileges of citi-
Zenship secured to all others"
BOISE, Idaho. Aug. 19.-The Peoples
Party convention to-day made the following
nominations: Governor, a. j. Crook of
Custer County; Lieutenant-Goyernor j. b.
Wright of Ada County: Secretary OF State.
Is. +. CLANCY Of Latah County; Congress
j. SuttOc of Ada; Auditor, j. II. Anderson
Of Washington; Superintendent of Public
Instruction. j. l.. Shearer of Washn gton /;
Attorney General. j. r. Webster of Ada.
After nominating Presidential Electors the
convention adjourned.
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FRESNO TO THE SEA.
Monterey to Be Linked to Fresno by an
Independent Line.

An important addition to the railway sys-
tenn OF California is about to be made. To-
day meeting of farmers and capitalists
will be held at Monterey to take the pre-
liminary action. The new road is to run
from the town Of Monterey to Fresno. II.
A. Green. the wellknown banker of Mon
terey. was in the city yesterday, and from
him CALL reporter obtained some interest
ing facts in regard to the new line. Two sur
veys of the route have been made. 0ne is
133 miles and the other is 157 miles In
length. The distance by rail from Monte
rey 10 Fresno on the Southern Pacific line
is 237 miles. The proposed shortest route
surveyed, therefore, would save l04 miles
OF transportation 10 the people of Monterey
and Fresno. Mr.. Green says the right of
way 10 all but so miles has been secured
The route is through Pnoche Pass, striking
the San Joaquin River at Whites Bridge.
At the Monterey meeting to-day 250,000
acres of land will be represented, not in
cluding Henry Miller's great ranch. through
which the right of way has been granted.
The capital is all guaranteed by an Eastern
syndicate. Gentlemen identified with an
Eastern road have also promised to CO.
operate. Terminal facilities have been Sc
cured at Monterey. The present charges
for freight from Monterey to Fresno are S15
a to-. Estimates show that the new road
will be able TO carry freight between these
places at from So 10 SO ton and make q
handSnne nTnfit.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

fire yestesdaY destroyed four blocks Of
buildings in Delta, Ohio; loss 500. 900.
Tie business portion of lseaeya Ohio
was burned yesterday. The l3ss viii Is.ca
S175.000.
The miners in the departments of Tasn.
Aude. and Herauit, France. are making
arrangements for wholesale strike.
General RefugIo Gonzales of Mexico is
dead and Flores Reflex has been elected to
succeed him as Governor of Durango.
The gymnast. Leon, while performing at
tete at the Tuileries yesterday en- a ira
pese 20 feet from the ground fell and broke
his neck.
The steamer Gregoriow, piying on the
Noiea, was wrecked at NliaiNoygorod. \
The passengers and crew were panie-stricken
and jumped overheard.
A bond of the consolidated debt of Mex
leo valued at $4,000. has disappeared from
the Federal Treasury, and an employa has
been arrested on suspicion.
Cholera returns for the pass s hours
show that there were % new cases and 10
deaths reported in st. Petersburg Ia Rus
sla, Wednesday, there were S458 new cases
OF the disease and 3207 deaths
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POLITICAL MATTERS.
AntagOniSm Between Cleveland and Hill.
Breaking the Solid South.

WASHINGTON, Aug 19.-The Democratic
managers in this city are still uninformed
as to Mr.. HIPS intentions concerning his
support of Cleveland. but they have their
suspicious. There Is no effort a conceal
ment of the impression that he will not do
anything for the party beyond merely cast
ing his vote for the straight Democratic
ticket. unless Mr.. Cleveland humbles him.
self and makes terms. 1t is said here that
the suggestion that Senator Hill would ike
an offer of the position of Secretary OF
Slate in case of Cleveiand's election does
not quite hit the mark.
What he wants, IL is said, is to be In a
position TO either take it himself or bestow
the SecretarysIiip Of the Treasury. 1t is
really dOu ubtful whether he would care to
hold office under Cleveland: but he wants
Cleveland to acknowledge his power in
New Ork and to give him such recognition
during the campaign and afterwaTd as
would enable him 10 dictate for New York
of the machine al its close.
1t is said that he will not take off his coat
ana go into the campaign unless he gets
satisfactory promises, and the chances Of
his getting such promises are very slim.
since the foundation of the support Of
Cleveland by the most devoted of his fol-
lowers is the antagonism between himself
and Hill. For Cleveland 10 make any ad-
vance to Hill, it is claimed, would be for
him to sacrifice the support of a multitude
oil mGgw jumps. However anxious he may
De TO pIacate Hlll 1t is held that he cannot
anOTd 20 surrender to him.
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OBJEoTING TO THE COST.
Citizens of BufTrlo Protest Against tba
Expenses OF the Soldiers.

Citizens OF Bunrl0 Protest Against tb'
Expenses OF the Soldiers.
BUFFALO, Aug IA committee OF y
taxpayers. living in the vicinity of the rai-
roads where the strike is in progress. caifa
upon the Sheriff to-day for the purpOseol
protesting against the great expense ol
holding the militia here, when, in thir
opinion, there is absolutely no need foslI.
The spokesman stated that they came %
ask that the National Guard be remOvei,
unless the Sheriff could find some way i
footing the bill other than by calling upa
the taxpayers. 4 committee OF strikes
likewise called upon the Mayer to preset
the case. The Sheriff was sent for and tie
committee said they wished them 10 recil
the troops. Some time was spent In ara-
ing. during which the railroad c0rpOrathns
were loudly denounced. The men aSed
that the officials appoint time when tiey
would give decided answer as to P'heth'r
or not the troops would be withdraw.
The adYisability of calling q special met
ing of the Board of Supervisors 10 tsle
action in the matter of the retention of tie
troops Is being considered and there 5
every prospect that a meeting will be cailei.
The County Supervisors are prOtestlg
vigorously against the eXpen diture Of aLy
more money.
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TU URF EVENTS,
Three Great Horses at Chicago-Nancy Hanks
TO Trot Again To-Day.

Three Great Horses at Chicago-Nancy Hanks
to Trot Again To-Day
CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-At Washington Park
to-day the great trio-Nancy Hanks. Hal
Pointer and Yo Tambien-were exhibited
and received with enthusiastic cheers.
Budd DOble to-day announced that he will
send Nancy Hanks against her record OF
2:07A tomorrow afternoon at Washington
Park. He thinks she can beat il. The mare
Is in perfect shape. The summaries OF to-
days races were as follows:
The 2 20 pace. San Pedro won in three
straight heats, Rocker second. Min Young
third. Proctor fourth, Walter Wilton fifth.
Best time. 2:13h.
The 2:l9 trot. Nightingale won in three
straight heats, Grafton second, Myrtle X
third. Alma Wilkes fourth. Best time,
PISA.
The 2:33 trot. Pottens won in three
straight heats. Ambrosis | second. ,Judd's
Baby third, ii b fourth. Best time, 2:23K
At Saratoga.
SARATOGA. Aug. 19.-The results OF to-
DAYS races were rs follows:
FIVE and half furlOngs, Lemon Blossom
Won. Polydora second. King Hazem third.
Time, :09.
Five furlongs, Rosa Fl won. Toano sec.
ono, Stonemas0n third. Time. :Ol.
Four and half furlongs, Halcyon won,
Smoke second, Cornitza third. Time, :56A.
Seven iurlongs, Little Jake won. Alma 7
second, khaftan third. Time, lbs.
run steepiechase course, Ecarte won, Pat
Oakley second. Southerner third. Time.
6:20.
At Brighton Reach.
BRIGHTON BEACH, Aug. 19.-The winners
IN to-uay'S races were as follows:
DIX and half iurl0ngs, Orton won, Doll
var second. Common sense third. Time.
Eve furlongs, Courtship wor. Inpot Sec
ond, Seahright third. Time, :o3lb.
seven furlongs. John Cavanagh won,
Cynosure second, Foxford third Time,
Five furlongs. Tormentor won. Crochet
seeohu. Dalsyrlan third. Time, :0l%.
DIX and half furlongs, Pokino won. jaw
Quel second, Nubian third. Time, / "a.
ok and half furlongs. King Thomas
l "a.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 19-The track was In
eooa condition to-day, and the results of
the races were:
FIVE and half furlongs, Carmen won.
hupy Payne second, Safe Home third.
Time, :09K.
:, six and a half furlougs. Alice d won.
Expense lra second. London Smoke third.
" Free handicap. one mile and 20 yards.
, 4 1ale VI won: Lucille Manette second, Lii
nan Lindsay third. Time, :46b.
fouT and half furlongs. Moss Mosely
won' diamond second, Ryman third. Time,
one mile and % yards, Pat Conley won,
Lena Frey second, Al Orth third. Time,
IA.
., Five furlongs. Lucy Clark. won. Honest
iom second, Red Fox third. Time, :02.
Al Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Aug. 19-The track
was soft in spots and the summaries are as
follows:
2:l5 trot Ryland won, Aline second, Dia-
mond third. Miss Alice fourth. Best time.
2:16
2:2S trot, Pickett won, Lamont second.
Big third. Best time, 2:1Sh.
2:22 pace. II. j. Rockwell won, Henry n
second. Sterling third, Dlrigo Maid fourth.
Best time, 2:lS.
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The MEN IN COUNCIL.
Engineers and Firemen Preparing to Al
the Strikers.

Engineers and FIremen Preparing to Aid
the Strikers.
BUFFALO, Aug. 19.-The Brotherhood of
Engineers have held a secret session and
discussed the status. The result was not
divulged, but a committee has gone to To-
ronto to consult Chief Arthur on the situa-
ton here.
The fremen meet tonight. and important
developments are looked for within as hours.
IL now appears the railroad telegra pliers
are in close accord with the OTTER org aniza-
tons and may take hand in the fight.
A delegation of strikers called on the
Sheriff this morning and demonstrated with
him FOR calling out the troops. They said
II he would send the troops away they
would guarantee no violence would take
place. Some of the yards are so glutted
WITH freight that even passenger trains
could not get TO the depot and the passen-
gers had to alight some distance out and
walk in.
Master Workman Sweeney this evening
received deputatiou from the Grand Lodge
OF Swltchmen OF Pennsylvania. The audi
ence lasted nearly an hour. and II Is impos-
slble 10 learn what tran spired.
TORONTO, Aug. 19.-Chief Arthur of tho
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers was
called to Buffalo by telegraph this morning
owing to the possibility of the engineers be-
coming involved in the switchmen strike.
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BILLIARDS IN FRANCE.

American Players Holding Their Own in
Championship Games.
PARIS, Aug. 19.-Ives played a game OF
cushion earrons at the Folies Bergeres yes
's-=---a tsk Wy,
lie won with score of 125 points to Gay's
so. In the evening Ives played Goffart a
balk-line game of 800 points up, beating
him by 4S and making the biggest single
break on record at the Folies Bergeres dur
Ing the season-219 points At the Vignaux
Schaefer played Goffart 100 points. conceJN
Ing the latter % points. Goffart won.
Schaefer making only 4S.
In response to the open challenge Issued
by Ives to play any professor in France.
Gay has accepted and will play balk-line
game OF 500 points up in any hall in Paris
that may be mutually agreed upon ont
side OF the two academies. The game is to
De Tor 5000 side, the winner to take the
receipts and pay the expenses.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20
AFFAIRS OF THE VATICAN.
Researches Concerning the Union Of the
Eastern and Western Chnrnhna

Researches Concerning the Union of the
Eastern and Western Churches.
ROME. Aug 19.-The Pope has appointed
Mgr. Cszacka Prefect of the Archives in the
Vatican and Coadjutor TO Mgr. Persico, Sec
retary to the Propaganda.
His Holiness has ordered researches made
in all the documents bearing upon the re-
union of the Eastern and Western churches.
lie IS preparing an important document
which Will announce the initiative pro-
gramme for this reconciliation. The Vati-
can has been panied to find the Tripla
Alliance powers opposed to reunion.
The negotiations between the King of the
Belgians and the Vatican on the ecclesiastic
administration OF Congo have been con-
cluded. The Society of Jesus has been
charged with the important mission of in
PRODUCING civilization into Central Africa.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-20
PAYS THE PENAlT'
Frederick Zorn Hanged for tie Egrder Of
His Wife and Mnthar-ir.Lnv

Frederick Zorn Hanged for tie Kgrder Of
His Wife and MotheT-iH-Lsw
PENDLEToN. Oregon. Aug. 59 frederick
Zorn was hanged at 2 o'clock lis iternoon
for the murder of his wife an mosber-in-
law near Milton in Octobe 1861 1ae
execution took place in the be sment OF ths
courthouse in the presence of ! % spectators
aud passed off without any awkward accident.
Zorn displayed remarkable a0mposure %
the last, and died without the east siga g.
fear or nervousness. After the death war
rant was read he bade all pre- ut good by
and said he hoped he would meet all OF
them in better world, and wien the black
cap was placed over his head he words, Il
60 to meet my Jesus" were audible.
Erred ZOrn, prepare to NEE your God,
said Sheriff Furnish, and te trap vas
sprung from an adjoining room.
The body dropped six feet ald his neck
was disiocated. There was lot even
tremor Of limb, and Zorn'e pulse eeaaed
beating within IL minutes
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was concerned the strike was entirely over.
The only troubles reported during the day
were when Yardmaster Barrett tried to bring
q train of fielghtcars to East Buffalo under
protection of the troops. He was stoned,
but not seriously injured No arrests were
made and the soldiers didn't open fire. Ie-
night Switchman Bowen of the Lake SnoIe
was on top of a car when sIlklnS
switchman climbed up and attacked hiD'
Bowen drove the striker off. however,
after receiving o severe cut OF
the head. Later. when Bowen nai
occasion to quit the train, he was attaekei
again and received several cuts around TIE
head. He was taken to diLing-car and 80
ambulance sent for. When Bowen startd
for the ambulance he was struck In the fare
by striker. who was subsequently a.
rested.
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DECIDE TO STRIKE.
Result of the Secret Meeting Of the
Locomotive FIremen.

Result of the Secret Meeting Of the
Locomotive FIremen.
BUFFALO, Aug. IA secret meeting of
hve local lodges of railroad firemen was held
Tonight About 250 men were in attend
ance, representing all the lodges in this city,
RS well as the different roads. The Train
men and Conductors Brotherhood were
represented by delegates. As result of the
meeting 1t can now be said almost certainly
that the locomotive fremen on the Lebich
Erie, Lake Shore. West Shore and Central
roads Will go out between o'clock
Tomorrow evening and Sunday morn
ing. This was the unanimous de.
cision, as the men were found To he in
favor OF declaring a strike on the roads
named. Many urged that a strike he
ordered at once, but they were held back bv
the more conservative, and the matter was
referred by telegraph TO Grand Nas,ar
Sargent at TeTre Haute. 1t is exnected
that Sargent will leave Terre Haute early
Tomorrow. arriving here at night. The
strike Will be sympathetic one, but If the
swrtchmen are given the teB-hour system
the bremen will insist that IL shall annIv 70
them also. About 800 men will be ordered
out IL the strike comes. The men saw II ia
now or never with the cause OF organized
labor on all the railroads.
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IN SLEEPS CLOTHING.
Sudden End Of the Career Of Bad, Bat
Man.

Sudden End Of the Career Of Bad, Bad
Man.
SANTA CRUZ, Aug. ia man who has
been operating on this coast AS preacher.
tegefefsfA J}s6 J}s6i9TffstGn 9TffstGn arsfSefg nakagd and
name of "Rev." j. A. smith. was sentenced
TO two years In the State Prison il the Sure
rlor Court this morning for obtaining goods
under false pretenses. Smith is an Euglish-
man, GO years Of age, of medium ability and
uncouth manner, who claimed 30 have been
an actor for 80 years and TO have reformed
from dissipated habits. He had a large
number OF newspaper clippings and letters
OF ereGlt from leading clergymen in Eng
land, Canada and the United States, re-
ierrlng to his work as a temperance lecturer
and evangelist. He married woman in
San Francisco few months ago, and an
investigation developed the fact that he
probably has large string of wives scat
tered over the country. he only secured a
small amount of money here, and left for
oregon, where he travelled under the name
OF thompson. He was brought back on a
re9ulslton and pleaded guilty to all the
charges brought against him.
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Troops Ordered to That Point to Protect
KailrOAd ProperLy.

Troops Ordered to That Point to Protect
Railroad Properly.
EEMIRA, Y. Y, Aug. 19-An attempt 70
move the trains at Waverley, on the Eie
road u miles south, met with resistance aid
the Twentieth Separate Company and 8e
Sixth Battery from 'Bingh anton have ben
ordered there.
Sixty-fve men were brought to Sayre, Co.
posite Nayerly, this morning, aud put 10
work. After working several hours ttey
Quit, saying they would not take the stIk-
ers' places.
ALBANY, Aug. 19.-Adjutant- General Per-
ter this evening received a dispatch from
Sheriff Greer saying that every effort viii
the force Of deputies at hand has been fruit
less and he ordered the Twentieth separate
Company and battery from BinghAmbn
for duty at Wayerly, y. Y. The cOmmaIi-
Ing officers of these bodies asked General
Porter if they should obey the call and re
promptly wired them to do So
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THE CATTLEMEN WAR.
Attorneys for the County Have Difficulty il
Collecting Their Fees

LARAMIE. Wy0., Aug. 19.-Judge David
son. Judge Ballard and Attorney Breckels,
VINO were engaged to conduct the case of
Johnson County against the invading stock
men, are all here for the purpose of obtain
ing judgment against johnson County for
sne sie amount OF their fees. the sum being
sno.Uvo, si ano they have brought Sui, for that
interests In johnson County, APPLIED TO the
court ASKING Tor an injunction restraints
them from procuring the Judgment Ire
Pelitloners set up the claim that Johnsan
tntian = b np 10 the debt limit OF the consti-
tuition. ne attorneys, on the other hand
contend The county is not up to the dehi
limit. because the funded indahtedness Il
not shown by the petitioners to aava heao
incurred since the admission of tie State
nence lne provisions of the constita,Ion dc
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At Chicago.
GOOD PRICES REALIZED.
The Third Shipment of Fruit Reaches Lon
d. in Cad Ca-d ditsa..

don in Good Condition.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 19.-The agent OF the
California Fruit Transportation Company
to-day received cablegram f.om London
stating that the third special shipment of
fruit from California was sod tlars to-day
and that the sale was largely Attended It
was raining hard during the time Of the
sale and the atmosphere was very humid,
which had some effect on the prices. These.
however, were quite good under the cir
cumstances. Pears brought from 50 TO SO 70
per box, peaches 81 rs TO 81 25 and piums
81 80 to 81 50 The fruit was in splendid
condition. Increased prices are looked for
with each shipment