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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-01
Beamish Threatens.

Percy Beamish. who Is more or less widely
known in local politics. is out for blood.
He is making a very active fight to be chosen
as a delegate TO Minneapolis, and openly
announces that tx chosen he will endeayor
to aid in the movement 10 defeat President
Harrison for denomination. He is industri-
ously engaged in telling his friends that he
is after Harrison's scalp, and that II he
secures seat in the convention he proposes
70 ha heard
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-01
The Firebell.

An alarm from box l43 was turned In a
Ais o'clock yesterday afternoon for FIRE
on the third floor of Baron Won Shroeder's
three-story building at the southwest corner
Of Twenty second and Howard streets. The
fire was caused by a lighted cigar being
carelessly thrown into an ash-barrel. The
loss amounted to SO.
An alarm from box S4l, at 7:5Z p, N, was
for fire In q two-story frame building al
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-01

The Republicans Of the Thirty-third As
sembly District met last evening. and hav-
ing organized as club passed resolutions
commencing the action Of the majority of
the County Committee in giving fair rep
reseu tation to the minority al the approach
ing primaries. They also approved the
comm ittee's action in selecting j. 2. Nor
gan as one Of the % new members to repre-
sent their district.
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The Leirhtop Case.

SPOKANE, WASH. March 31.-The exam
ination of the gambler Leighton. charged
with he murder of his mistress, Trixie, is
set for tomorrow, but there is no evidence
that it will be pressed. Some assert that
the police and District Attorney are not
anxious. fearing the political power Of the
sporting fraternity
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-01
Thirty Fourth District Democrats.

at meeting Of the Democrats of the
Thirty-four,h District, held at Won Staden's
Hall, 1891 Folsom street, last evening, the
following officers were elected: John Il.
Wisesman' RESIDENT reside. Nv M; R, Mara. vice
john Kelly, treasurer; John ID. Kirby, mar
shall.
Speeches were made by P. ORourke,
James Collins, 5. Levy, John l.. Koonse,
Leroy Werner. John 5. Whalen, and res
olution was adopted calling upon the State
Central Committee to formulate q plan Of
anizatiOn for the party.
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Governor Markham at Mara.

NAPA, March 31.-Governor Markham
visited Napa to-day for the purpose Of in-
specting the State Insane Asylum. This
afternoon at the asylum the Governor and
Mrs. Markham received a large number of
prominent citizens and their wives. Later
in the day the Governor came to town and
held an impromptu reception.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-01
Thirty-Nin,h District Democrats.

A meeting of the Thrty-ninth Assembly
Democratic Club was held last evening in
Judge Gray's courtroom, New City Hall.
Prominent speakers addressed the meeting.
and the club adopted resolution calling
upon the State Central Committee to formu-
late q plan by which all Democrats NAV
have an opportunity to vote fer delegates
to the State and municipal conventions.
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The California Midlaud Parry.

MERGED, March 3I-Charles Z. Ertz and
party, of the California Midland Railroad.
are here to-day looking over the route from
Stockton TO Bakersfield. He positively de-
MED the report that he is backed by the
Southern Pacific or that the Southern Pa
cifc has anything to do with his enterprise.
The party left this afternoon. They drove
about MERGED and then started for Visalia
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-01
Stabbed With shenn-shears.

WINNEMUCCA, New. March 81. - Tive
sheep-shearers at Paradise Hill, named A.
A. Bell and MARTINEZ, qRarreled over a
game OF poker. Martinez stabbed Bell
with pair of sheep-sheaTs. bot not fatally,
though severely. Martinez is In Jail
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-01
Yance,s sawmilI Rnrned.

EUREKA, March 3L-John Vance's mill
at Eureka was burned this morning. The
loss is $4,000; no insurance. The mill
caught fire at s 80 and in 90 minutes all was
afame. IL was the oldest mill on Rum
boldt Bay aud the loss is total. The fire is
under control
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Fined for Assault

SoNoMA. March 3l.-J G. Stout, foreman
OF Tubs Island, near this place, and who
some time since assaulted w. B. Pless with
hose coupling, pleaded guilty to-day and
was fined $500 by Judge Dougherty.
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Did Not sppear

SACRAMENTO, March 31.-As the term of
Chief of Police Drew expired at midnight.
it was expected that Chief of Police~elect
Rodgers would then appear and demand tile
Office, but he decided to wait until morning
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crossings some additional precautionary
measures should be adopted, as in their
opinion these deaths are of frequent occur
renee. Two lawyers were present to repre-
sent the Southern Pacific Company, which
may account to some extent Tor the verdict
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ENTITLED TO FREE DELIVERY.

Postoftiee Receipts Raise Visalia to the Grade
of a Second Class Office.
VIsALTA, March 3l.-The receipts of the
Nisala Postotlice for the fiscal year ending
to-day were SS0e0 This makes The office
second class and entities it to free delivery
system. The population OF the city is 5000
and the postal receipts for the year exceed
those Of any town Of like population in the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-01
William Christie Rouna overs

Christie, the Kaweah colonist, is again
under arrest for the express robbery at
Dos Pal0s. The Justice at Los Banos has
held him TO appear before the Superior
Court. Attorney Haskell is here in MS
interest and will endeavor to get his release
t0-mOrrOW
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-01
Tie, Goyernor GOES to Ukiah.

UKIAH, March Ex-Governor Markham
is expected to arrive here Oh special car
tomorrow to inspect the building of the
Mendecino State Insane Asylum.
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SCIENTIFIC sEALERS.
Government Expedition to Boring Sea to

A Government Expedition TO Boring Sea to
Scientifically Investigate Seals.
PORT TOWNSEND, March 31.-The United
States Fish Commission steamer Albatross
ana the revenue cutter Corwn left to-day
for Alaska on scientific expedition, to in
vPstigate the habits of fur seals off their
breeding grounds Both vessels took seal
ing boats, Baturalists and seal-bunters. Ii
is their intention 10 follow the herds aud
kill seals in the open sea To ascertain what
percentage thus killed are lost. They will
Investigate the matter fully in connection
with the British Commission
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-01

REPRESENTATIVE Jerry Simpson is reported
to be very much displeased because on the
diagram of seats outside the door of the
House of Representatives his name appears
as Jeremiah Simpson,
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A STRANGE BARGAIN.

A Los Angeles Man Trades His Life Insur-
ance for Liquor.
Los ANGELES, March 81. - Leonard
Sweitzer. under arrest rs a yagrant, died in
the city Jail this morning. Ii is learned
that recently he assigned his life insurance
policy for $1,000 to cOlOred man here in
consideration that the latter keep him sup
piled with liquor. Sweitzer kept drunk
from the time the bargain was struck and
died from alcoholism. He was the father
of the girl whom Gormley brutality assaulted
and for which he was sent to San Quentin
for 90 years. The girl is missing.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-01

The Lincoln Gun Climb held meeting YES
terday and decided to hold the first sheet of
the season at its grounds on Saturday. The
contests will be at bluerocks
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UKIAH, March 31.-The excavation for
the foundation Of the new Jail has been
commenced. The building is to cost
Sl5,00G
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THE BERTzFELD INQUEST.
Tbs coroner's Jury Says That Nobody Was
to Blame and Recommends Precautions.

" oidme anu AeeomWen0s precautions.
REDWOOD CITY, March 3I.-Great inter-
est was exhibited in the verdict Of the Cor
oner's jury in the case Of Her.zfeId. who
was killed at railroad crossing. The Jury
rendered a verdict that the killing was ac-
cidental and sAoneratad the traiD.hands and
tito ,,uiaera Pags1Y Company, Sat Yct, saa
msnde1 tSas ew!nx to k!,9 saa6Sr,Ss ri ,ur
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-01

Husbands CaIcined Naxnesia.
-Four hrstpremium medals awarded. More agree
able to the taste aud smaller dose than other mag
nesia Fer sale IN bottles only. with United States
Government registered label attached, without
which none is genuine AT druggists and country
srores
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-30

The Democratic County executive
committee, yesterday afternoon, took
tho bull by the horns and decided that
j. Harvey Spruance was the regularly
nominated candidate for the Legi5la-
ture from the city OF Wilmington, and
that John G.. Mealey was the regularly
nominated candidate for the Levy
Court Commissioner from the Third
District.
Mr., Mealey was represented by Will
liam L. Lyman, Esq, and Mr.. Newell,
the contestant by Il. q. Vandergrlft,
Esq. The latter commended that the
nomination election held was not reg
ular as the contestant had no repre-
sentation inside the polls of the Tenth
ward and that tho large vote polled
was evidence that many Of Nhe votes
wera not genuine. Upon these
grounds he asked that the nomination
be declared off and another nomina.
ton election be held.
Mr.. LYMAN presented the report of q
committee appointed to examine the
returns which showed by IN examina.
ton of the block books that Mr..
Mealey had received enough unim-
peachable votes to elect him. The
Democratic block books showed that
there wero l,l00 Democratic votes In
the Tenth ward. The report OF the
committee was then adopted and
Messrs. Spruance and Mealey were
declared the nominees.
Tho decision OF the committee does
not give satisfaction TO tho Newell
men, though many OF them will turn
in and help to elect Mr.. Mealey. There
are hundreds OF others who do not be-
love Mr. Mealey got an honest noml-
nation, and they are declaring their
lntention to vote for Charles Yettor,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-30

lafayette Lodge. No IA. Of Masons
last evening held a jewel presentation
and supper III the Institute Hall. In
all twenty.one handsome gold badges
were presented. The exercises and
supper wore attended by over $50
persons.
bishop Coleman, in his address,
ppoke OF the moral teachings of Free
Masonry, and said no one could be in
q better place than in a lodge room OF
the Masonic order.
There were two tuasts offered THE
Grand Lodge OF Delaware" was ra-
sponded TO by Nathaniel Il. Willis. the
Grand Muster of Delaware; aud The
ladies' was responded to by Bishop
Coleman. A collar and jewel worn by
lafayette in 1879, when 10 visited the
Idgp, was exhibited.
The past masters who received
bDig, were Daniel McClint0 *.
James Crooks, John Davis. George X.
Yates, John L. Dent, George Huston,
Evan j. Milward, Charles Jones,
Th0mas Davidson, William j Je1eri,
John H. Graham, John Ha4lut.
William @, BagEcrly, john r. Robin.
spr, Lewis Il. Jerpis. jcsse II. Handy,
B'niamln I Rartram, James H. Yates,
Enoeh Moore apd William Il. Watson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-30

Il. l.. Rice, architect. has prepared
plans for new building to be erected
on the site OF tho city tax office on
East sixth street, near King. IL will
be three stories high with front of 81
feet 10 inches on Sixth street, and rs
feet deep, with police patrol annex
Bikes, extending east to King street.
The front walls of tho new building
will be Of bun brick built on a rock
faced granite base. The trimmings
VIII he OF Warsaw stone and tile
mouldlnEs and cOrnicps of galvanized
iron. The first floor Will 10 raised six
steps above the pavement and the on
trance at tho centre OF the East Sixth
street front will be through a wide
arched doorway thanked by double
cast-ir0n columns.
The columns will stand out from
the wall of the building ana support "A
balcony onening out Of the second
story. Two columns Immediately
over the front entrance will support
an ornamental archnaye, frieze and
cornlce projecting from the line of the
wall AT the level Of the third floor. Be-
hind these columns will DO a Large
arched window opening into the uew
quarters of the Board of Public Edu
cation
From this central window and ex-
teEding each way along the wall will
be a heavy moulded frieze and corniee,
and above aud supporting tho cornice
at tho top OF the building will lbs ten
columns set. two at cash side OF the
central arch and one between each of
the side groups.
There will he eighteen largo rectan-
gular shipped windows, one row of
four on the first floor, two rows of
four each on tho second floor, and four
small and one large window on the
third floor. These windows Will he
filled with plato glass in single panes.
Inc arched window opening into the
board of Education room will be
tlllnd with loaded glass in colored dc.
signs.
The city solicitors office and the INK
collectors Offices VIII DO ON the first
iloor,
III the rear Of their Office there will
DO three vaults, one for the use OF the
city solicitor and the others for the
tax collectors. The city treasurer's
office and that oil the chief OF police
will be on the south side OF the build
ing, and each will To provided with q
vault.
The Board of Education rooms will
be on the second floors over the front
of the building, Tho City Council
chamber Will also be on this floor,
with offices for the city auditor and
clerk of Council.
Tho third floor will be fitted UP fol
general police quarters, The largest
of these will he the general police
room, and around il will be grouped
the rooms for captains aud sergeants,
II coat room, bath rooms, matron's
sitting room, bed room and bath, with
4 tho women's prison wards, the latter
being Oh the south side OF the build
/ ing.
Bids are now being asked for. the
construction OF tho building, which
when completed, will be u great i'm
prOvemeut to tho ncighborhood.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-30
Dots.

$1,000 suits to order. 521 Market
street,
Louisa Lemons was fined Q cents
and costs for abusing Annie o. Rourke.
Mr.. Geo. X. Rudert will DO ready for
business In few days, No. S24 Market
street.
Watch for the opening of Geo. X.
huderts Few jewelry store, S94 Mar.
ket street.
$500 strictly Atwood pants made to
your measure. Liverpool and Lon
don Tailors. 52I Market.
Mrs. Mary a. Peeky. OF this city. re-
turned home yesterday from ten
days visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. William q. Whlteley is enter
tanning Mrs. Albert Blackstone Scott
OF Fort Phil, Indian territory.
The Rev. L. F. Wadell, of Madeley
Chapel. South Wilmington, preached
last evening at revival meeting at
Trainer Pa.
Mr., and Mrs. Richard Ramsay, of
Covington, KY, formerly OF this city,
wlllremove to Washington, d. e., du r.
ing the present autumn.
One of the axles on the cooperative
companies coal wagon, broke down
on Orange street. near Delaware ave-
niue. yestei day afternoon.
st. Mlchael's Church. corner of
Chestnut and Adams streets, conflr-
nation tonight at 7.30. Sermon by
the Bishop.
Samuel Comfy, who resides near
Cooch's Bridge, Pencnder Hundred,
desires information of black COW,
which strayed away on Monday last
John Loeb was fined so cents and
costs last evening by Squire Monaghan
Tor using abusive and threatening
language towards Charles Papson.
Frank A. Slower has been elected
protector OF the Order of United Amer
lean Mechanics by the Nation Coun.
eli. now in session at Manchester,
N H. -...
Some 200 colored people from this
city visited West Chester on Thursday.
1t was reported that considerable
shooting was INDUCED In on their re-
turn trip.
DIR. H. d. Barnes, who has been very
| i'll Tor the last five weeks, of typhoid
I fever, at kirkwood, Is now better and
II is expected that he will soon be con-
valesclng.
Miller Stradley, secretary OF the
| Consumers, Ice and Coal Company,
! left this city yesterday morning with
his family for Illinois, in order to
benefit his health.
Robbers broke into the house OF J. Far.
ner No. llB West street, Wednesday
night and stole ali overcont, sack
coat, vest and several pieces of chill
dren's underwear.
| Colonel and Mrs. Henry EGbert OF
Davenport, Iowa. left for their home
yesterday morning after two weeks
visit to the family of Charles II. Sher
burne OF this city.
Row. j. +. Hellamen, wife and daugh
ter, who have beenvis iting Mrs. Il. L.
Edwards and MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Sim
mons, returned to their home in
Brldgeton, n. j., to-day.
ROY O. G. Buddington of Bethany
Baptist Church, returned last night
from Stonlngton, Conn, where OF
Tuesday he married Miss Agnes
Wheeler and Frank l.. Lathrop.
The parsonage OF tho NJ. L. Church
at Sudlersyille. Md, has been ell,
larged, and when completed will bt
tho handsomest residence in town
The cost OF improvements, including
the stable, will be SO. 800.
Workmen are busy making repairs
to the Baltimore and Ohio wharf neal
the loot Of Shipley street The re
pairs. when finished, will make quite
additional room FOR tho Is. AZ q. people
and allow them to handle twice as
much freight MS formerly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-30

The germ theory Is In danger OF be-
ing overworked and exhausted Near
ly every disease has been credited to
baeilli, and at last human habits and
feelings have been analyzed In tho
same way 1t Is now asserted that an
eminent scientist has discovered or he
is just about to discover that the liq-
uor and tobncco habits are caused by
microbes, like consumption. catan'a.
and la grippe.
He also thinks there Is inlcrobe =
love. and that the reason why young
mans fancy turns to thoughts OF love
in The spring because the atmo sphera
influence of late spring and early sum-
mer are favorable to tho existence OF
the microbe. The man who habitually
wants to borrow money according to
this scientist also is Affected with
microbe. In short 1t would appear
that not only all diseases, but ali hub
its. emotions, feelings. etc. arc
taken into the system with tho air we
breathe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-30

Oar $3.50 hand.sewed Shoes are our
great mainstay; soft comfortable, sty-
lish and durable. Ask to see them.
-.-- FULDS SHOES.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-30

Before Judge Ball OF the Municipal
Court this morning, Emory Cook was
fined Sc for drunkenness and disorder
ly conduct; james Dougherty Ell for
drunkenness. and Emma Hopkins for
drunkenness was let off by promising
20 do some chores around the police
station. Harry Taylor was discharged
upon complaint of assault and bat
terry by John Gillispie.
Major Fisher was arraigned for COM
hitting violent assault and battery
upon Mary DumpSon with whom be-
lived as his wife. Mary, who had a
lady cut and swollen eye, gaze her
testimony, and the case was held over
until to-mor to permit Fisher to
obtain some Witnesses
A. Hayes suspected of being one of
tho burglars who broke into John
McGlaiIerty's liquor store on tho
night of the nth OF September,
was arraigred, and tho evidence given
against him by Detective Hawkins al d
Julia Guy was OF strong character,
but Hayes tried to prove an abb by
his mother and two of her boarder5.
They were positive that Hayes was at
home and in bed when the burglary
was committed. Hayes was held for q
further hearing tomorrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-30

At $500 and $500 handmade Shoes
OF every Imaginable shape; values that
cannot be matched neither in price
excellence nor beauty by our closest
competitors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-30

Michael Seibel fell down Night OF
steps at thB phosphate works of the
Walton and Whann Company about
$50 O'clock last Tuesday evening, and
was very seriously hurt. He was
taken to his home, No. I'll Wright
street, when physicians were called iu
and attended to his injuries. Thus
far, however, he has made but little
progress Upward recovery. lie Is 50
years OF age and had been employed as
night watelman by the W. u W. Co.
for.49 years. He has family, and the
loss resulting from the accident 10
seriously felt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-30

Mr.. d. L. Shakespear being ont last
evening, was notified that he was
wanted at homo Immediately. He did
not know what was the matter, and
lost no time ia getting there.
When he arrived he found about
forty OF the Independent pleasure
seekers from Oiivet Presbyterian
Church In possession. They gave him
"a cordial greeting and informed him
that this was his eleventh marriage
ami gersary, something he had entire.
ly forgotten, and that he was their
guest.
The evening was spent in a very
pleasant and profitable manner, in
vocal and Instrumental music and
OF splendid collation. and
when the company departed a fine
cathedral clock sent its musical to mes
through the house that was never seen
there before.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-30


The May Howard Company will ap.
pear at the Grand Opera House next
Monday evening. The entertainment
given by this company is q brilliant
one and the costumes are the most
gorgeous that they have ever used In
their entertainments. Do not forget
the day and date and attend.
Frohman's great success, 1.-THE Gray
Mare will DO the attraction at the
Grand Opera House next Tuesday
evening.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. -
A large audience witnessed Miss Ada
trays presentation OF the popular
play, East Lynne" last evening. Miss
Gray and the play hold firm grasp
on the popular heart. East Lynne''
gives a wlue latitude for the portrayal
Of tie delicate d nd sensitive apprehen,
sions OF the wolnan's nature, and Ada
Gray brings to the character of Lady
Isabel and MADAME Vine force and
conception that impresses an audience
at once by Its Intensity and perfect
ness,
The supporting company Is compos-
ed OF capable artists and the perform
ance was an excellent one In every de-
tail. The engagement continues this
and tomorrow evening, with special
ladies and children's matinee Satur-
day.
Go.Won-Go-l Mohawk, In "The In
dian Mail Carrier" has fine chance
for displaying her dramatic talent,
which Is remarkable. handsome
personal appearance and a figure as
straight US an arrow are calculated to
impress an audience fnvorably. This
ttractl on opens at the Academy OF
Music on Monday evening next for
three nights and matinee.
Mr.. Brown, the genial manager Of
the Academy pf Music has secured
Wilson Barrett and Hall Gaines
famous play, Good Old Times" for
the latter half of next week. The play
10 now running to crowded houses In
Philadelphia, and the press and public
are unanimous In claiming 1t to be
even greater production than 1.-THE
Lights o. London" or "rhe Silver
King" The best company ever pre-
senting melbdrama In America will
be engaged I'D the production, and in
cludes the we'll known Boston and
New York favorite, Mr.. Henry NJ
Pittand Miss Lucie Lewis q charming
woman and excellent actress.