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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22

The Only Casualty Thst Has Marked the
Great Celebration.

The Only Casually That Has Marked the
Great Celebration.
Los Anglers. oct. si.-A display Of Gre
works had been announced 60 follow To-
DAYS ceremonies, ea the open space near
the Noltskili depot
AZ lltile before So'e,oeS piece Of six.
inch asspipe filed With pawdeE hy LEGAL
manufacturer exploded. causing the smme-
dis,e death e two LIKE boys AMI girl
while several otaer pegsans we're wounded
and several nGSs de before EHsT1taS,
oas maa. SAND * naSr ~ when ihs eX-
piosioa eccavre6. AID aeldizE Us Tvs i5I5lS
S&ashierS TX the hand. hzs one q then r.
StsnslN kjlis6. waile tie WAe}s si5s e ne
esksF was e.oNn susr. TIE Sas2f ressE-
bed TIE carnage after baa'@-
Il Is very dis sali s. SeeGus fall psrtseB-
lars iats evea.nS, ss - vaD1Sea were
carried lnia usiG eeT4Gs hcGs<s q al Gireo-
items SIS we'll as u sae police s5zs5o1-
AraeGs TIE waanGei were Herman Can
NET. wAa works for thS ker AID
We 5 supposed - hsVs lFS6 the fatal
ee@h HIS Ti9ai lex was ampn,sted ami
Re will pFahsely die.
Aatento keeaegte had hts LET, iss torn afg
and died sa haer later.
Id 81 aithS IS years old. had al the flesh
tern tyam his lets lex
Mike C0llea, assa is. had his right arm
fractured,
Il Baaker. aged - years received IN.
fattes ttas may prove fatal
II, !. LLOYD. seed Is wears had ht. lefs
leg shattered, lie may ave
Ntse Casino. sa ltsllaa. had his flsht
les torn tfem his heav.
The tTSt body seand was that az ienr.
ieea.yeaF.ela newsAay named Frank Fari,
A piece eI psper bad passed shgeueh his
essar.
The hedv az another hoy, supposed h be
named oieas vas als9 ts9ad, lite dead
are
Astita Cehea. aged 4
FFsNk faFa, ssea iA
Leafs oslen aees u.
I've aaashtegS az Theodore kspN
Aaseaie ElgAetga
NteseF Casino
TIE wounded are Mske C0llea sea Gilbert
-, SslaF. a Seese 81 doctors are hsFl az
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22

and disappeared. The victim was taken 20
the Receiving Hospital.
A man giving the name OF Grimes called
at the police station and said he was TIE
companion OF the two men who had been
fighting. He declared he had known the
injured man only by the nickname Of
"COckney," and that he did not know the
assaiianL at all.
Late ut night man answering Grimes
desert ption was arrested and locked up In
the tanks.
When "Cockney" reached the Receiving
Hospital he was unconscious, and Drs.
SOIners and Coffman found that he was
suffering from fracture OF The skull.
The physicians performed tho delicate
operation Of trephinng, but entertain no
hope OF his recovery.
In one Of the mans pockets was found
card, nnon which was written y. Rose,
care OF Mr.. Blake"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22
THE DAY OF COLUMBUS
esntlnnsa fre.a rlrs. reps.

thGD ht the same moment from each ri INC
Three paiks This Is the largest fight OF
rockets known In tho history Of the w9F'u'
aud for two minutes the effect was seen ~
every part Of the city aud iof mii'"
around II.
The set pisces were gorgeous. no Htst
of them occupied 1000 square iest 81
spaee and bore Inscription Hi
frst "CBisano Welcomes The Hauons
Of tho Earth. 1902 1882 " This was
supported by iwo American eagles,
above which were brought out the outlines
Of tho Worlds Fair buildings. Another set
piece. with an area Of 300 square feet. rep
rsasuted in fra the sailing Of Columbus
from Palos Niagara falls was given In
ire, presenting n cataract 600 feet in length
Of golden spray.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22

"What's that? A new invention
which works all the gear roae'ed
Surprisin'- these days are not like
the old times. Bleedin' was the
only remedy them days. But now,
as you say, DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is a true remedy
for the blood"
It's not like the sarsaparillas, that
are said to be good for the blood
in March, April and May: The
"Golden Medical Discovery" works
equally well at all times, In all sea-
sons and in all cases of blood-talnts,
or humors, no matter what their
name or nature.
"Golden Medical Discovery" IS
the only Blood and Liver medicine,
sold by druggists, guaranteed TO
benefit or cure in every case, on far
trial, or money paid for M it VIII
be promptly refunded, Worlds
Dispensary Medical ASSOCIATION
Proprietors, No. 663 Main Street.
Buffalo, N. Y.
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AL oyrn rnE uNIoN.

Citizens Ia the vsri"as states HanorinE
ihe ptsaavErsr'A Memory.
81 LortR. Oct. 81 To-day was observed
tho four hundfHdth anniversary Of tho land
ing Of Columbus. thousands Of school
children. g. A. H. veterans aud others taxi
Ing part ia tbe celebration. detail Of @.
A. H. velotaps assembled ut each school
building aud assisted In patriotic exereises.
This afternoon tho great parade. containing
fully 10000 people. passed through tho prlu-
eiphi streets 10 Tower Grove Park. where
the statue of Columbus was decorated with
flowers and nYsrgteeus. Orations aud n
musical programme ended tho event.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 9i.@In this city The
public schools and Catholic schools made
extensive preparations for Columbus day
and had imperative patades and patriotic
exercises.
DENVER, Colo. Oct. u. To-day was OBJ
served ~ u holiday here tho buildings aud
many Of The streets being gayly decorated.
The public rchools had an elaborate pro
Etnmme which commenced In tho various
schools aud continued for ono hour la
every Catholic church in tho city high mass
was celebrated. There was grand re-
union aud celebration in honor or the great
navigator this afternoon In Coliseum Hall.
and during this afternoon n grand parade
took place. in which the State Guards
mlltin aud many local organizations par
tioipated.
INV YohR. Oct 2i-The parade and
ceremonies nj Brooklyn WIRE worry aneress-
ful. Cleveland witnessed the parade ms ono
OF the eueals of the day The ceremonies Of
the dedication OF aoldora' aud sailors
memorial arch was principal feature OF
the day A military parade started nj II 30
o'clock and it was succeselul In evofy point
of yipW.
great thronE gathered about tho arch.
niaudiug ~ tho entrance OF the plaza.
ntre'ching na far aa oyo could reach in all
directions \ balule Of torty-tour guns
was fred. after which chorus Of GOO bows
sang America" Rev pr Talmage was
the orator of the day After tho ofalion
the multitude snn. the "Star spangled
Hanner." benediction was pronounced
aud The gathering dispersed.
Tho celebration was brought to a con-
oiu7ion tonight by magnificent pyrogeoh,
mic display in Prospect Park. which was
viewed 10y mare Than 100000 people who
had gathered Within the grouuda
HAtrlMoHr. Oct. II Twenty thou
aand men holding torches aud tlsmheaux
pRtaded the atreets Tonight aud formed a
brilliant parade. which was Witnessed by
over TOO. 600 people. This was tho principal
feature of Haltlmote'a Columbus day cple-
uiation
INV YoRR. Oct 81 Columbus day was
generally observed throughout tho East and
South by closing public buildings, business
houaea aud schools In many of tho larger
cities elaborate prpCrammrg ware carried
out In New York all the Federal build
ipEs municipal departments and principal
business houses were closed.
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ing, as he took out Inc gold and showed
counterfeit dollar into his safe.
He had read of the robbery OF the Hop
burg and Brooklyn breweries. and had con-
cluded that Of the hour of the thiefs coming
no man kn0weth. During tile night they
called. The safe was blown open, but Mr..
Westermann failed to get rid Of his coun-
terfeit dollar. The thieves refused to be
imposed upon. They are experts. with a
penehant for breweries and n o elews for the
police. The Oakland Brewery is the on ly
one that yet remains to be robbed.
During Thursday night. also. thieves
broke in'a MitchelPs grocery-st0re at Fifth
and Castro streets, stealing $50.
The threatened factional fight in the
Young Mems Democratic Club was settled
last night by the resignation Of President
Logan, to go into effect on November IL.
X. NJ. Fitzgerald occupied the chair and
Captain PrIngle withdrew his notice Of a
motion to disband when President Logan
made known his intention.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22

ssa'e sy-speelal srea rerss $500


At Metre Dane des VICTORIES, al AsI.pas,
JIG o'cleeS On Sunday nsesHsaS. ;he ssAst q:
s,s psssea saint will be celebrated wssA an.
usasl imeresssveaess. TAs easeers and g~sr
Of ire French oeyvesse naessrssea sts,
attend the nsss, accompanied Nv sAeSg
music Germs. lie eAssF, eoastssses q IRE
X Keel, 4. A. TeFps and g. Hairs. Nil
reaaer EsasFae Mares 'sMe>se Ssssm.
nelae, accompanied Ay TIE ereaa sa.,
stFsnsed Instruments. under tie 6ireessen 4.
The exsasst lsAa kasit SeAess1 Assa
Fasss viii re read hs Rev. Father kfassg@.
AID TIE sesmen viii ee delivered Ns aAe
Rev NeFe tseAie. = NJ.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22
IT WILL BE MURDER.
"A 'eseews res@.ser F.ss,ls rNi

IA teseews resmsser Fatality isiaNed
nv as ce.aeaasee,
Taege Was quarrel msthsa sAar, dis.
sAsee sI sAe CITY rsssea tsSs a9At that re-
sslted "a What will he ease ~ massier,
1asee sS&aasiess wea. late ssAsaa
- Washington street, near Aesspy.
and ssea we're engaged sa Guar.
rel oae hacked sAe ether e. she
Sidewalk, fSeetassas hs< ssaaa Nj,
wAesAeS sAe sRtaEy was TIE FSsaia us New
ssssa club OF ek tie sssl epen sAe PAVE.
easss IS sss saewA. Tie esA>r tAse rAa
dsna Washington street u nazhas alley
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lr is DIFFERENT IN RUSSIA.


This Does Not Look Like n Reputation
of the Seizures.
Sr. PETERsBuBG, Oct 2l.-The Official
Messenger publishes to-day the first authori-
tatlye version II the Russian capture OF tho
sealing vessels IN the Pacific Ocean.
1t says that six vessels were seized Mt
points from eighteen to twenty miles from
the Russian coast, aud not from thirty 10
forty miles as was asserted. The captures
were nearly all made outside the territorial
water boundary, but this Is explained by
the fact that the sealers. seeing the Russian
cruisers approaching fed and the cruisers
chased them.
Only vessels that were proved 10 have
been sealing IN Russian waters were seized
The conduct Of the Russian officers is hold
20 he blameless as tile British flag was not
iuSulted.
The crews of the captured vessels were
we'll treated, but when they became quar-
relsome and insulted tho Russian officers
order had 60 be restored by force OF arms.
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The Fire Record.

A spark from locomotive started a
blaze among hay piled in a Southern Pacific
car at Seventh and Townsend streets, at
80 o'clock yesterday afternoon. and an
alarm was turned in from box 1S2. Ten
tons of hay, worth $50. were destroyed be-
fore the fire was Quenched.
An alarm was needlessly sounded from
box So at $3.50 o'clock for blazing chimney
at 80 Tehama street.
A false alarm of fire was rung In al 80
O'clock last night from box 81.
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COULD NOT AGREE.
Palmer Had Four Very Good Friends on the


SACRAMENTO. Oct, 81. The trial of II. J.
Palmer. for the murder OF Charles phleger.
in March last. was concluded to-day after
three weeks duration. The jury had been
out thlriy-six hours, and this forenoon was
discharged by Judge CARRIER The jurors
could not agree. it is understood that eight
favored murder in first degree with the
death penalty, aud that four were firm for
acquittal on every ballot. IL is also said
that the majority was willing TO compromise
IN favor of life imprison ment but the MI
npriIy would not yield.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22
A Mi..inr nn.h.na-

c II, Mitchell, a ressdea, 81 Milwaukee.
came 10 this city en- or about sAe s,A az May
last, lie LETT bis wife aud two children in
Ais Eastern beae, While he sagseyea the
eauees here aud established AlwselE in
steady employment, Ike remained 81 sas
American Exchange until TIE tan az Nav,
en- which date his wife last heard igem htn,'
MIS-, Mtsehss is new anxious 10 learn me
whereabouts 81 her spouse. sac livas Al
siS Park street Milwaukee.
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rsnseYrentaN SYNOD.
Resolutions saefsea aYsssss,s,. se ;As IA,
e cesssaAaS


e csismsak
FRESNO, oeS u, ~rhs Mornings ser
vices al The eEeSayteTlss syaaa were nm.
vssAlly Interesting saa Impressive aa.i VEL
attended nsveslaaal exercises were lea nv
Rev, James NJ. Newell Rev. W, J, chi.
chester was appointed vice, moderator. Rev.
J. . AZ ass resigned as stated clerk, sna
hey, ", ;, Nv0as e iJos Angeles Mas
elected, The gegs4s ss tAe persas,4S sy,.
s<iie%i committee en aeaae wtSSsens Mss
read. lAss WAS Relieved ~ addresses ~
MsS. Lease Stevens 81 iss Angeles and
MIS-. Il. VI. SteveeSoa 81 Sacramento. Rev,
AGshag Greatly delivered sa address 80 esas
ezlsea. utta snses&l reference IL he sane.
lasieal SEMINARY sad sae TsMslnals Mis-,
Ssaa Academy, Tho Fepafs "a SYaa&ssAl
aeAe MsS>leassses Rev +. y, Seward aaa
Rev. ]. ), AelAsasAa uss TeS3, Il made
sesS SAspsas sas aeass asisSsaa wssa Res.
si4sssas saisSsse 70 Columbus cay we're
a5erseS,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22

Congregation Shaari Zsdeek held Its annual
meeting at the synagogue, corner of Stockton
and California streets, and elected the following
officers: Samuel Pollack. presidents; Henry
Lesser, vice PRESIDENT; l. Isaacson, secre-
tary; Solomon Levy treasurer; T. Cohn,
M. CoyinsoD, NJ. H. Lichtenstein. ID. Goldberg,
Il. Franklin. trustees. The affairs OF the con-
regation prove to be In a prosprr oHs condition
and an amount of money was appropriated for
improving Its cemetery on Point Lobos road.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22
A GENERAL EXODUS.
How thu Town Of Fort Bragg Is TO Be Cleared
Of SAlnons

FoRr BRAGG, Oct. 2l,-Some time ago
the Trustees Of this city passed an ordinance
requiring the saloons to pay 5000 annual
license and close Mt IL +. NJ. AS conse-
quenee. out of twenty saloons previously
existing but one IS now running. 1t Is
thought that u general exodus Will occur to
the adjacent towns and To places outside the
inrnrnnrnfed limits.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22

Business IN the s,lN mik' shows sra.
fyias increase.
Escaped Russian eenyiois are becoming
danger aud nuisance ia uokkstso cam-
milling eutgagcS ef a desperate character,
The E@rerer has made himself acre pap
olsr than ever hy tssias In his own hands
the muddy shoe 81 = private solder aud ex-
amsnsns. It's Workmanship The peapla
THINK q more ieMNegatso rnleT nnYer exlSirAi
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22
Electric and Cable Car.

Last evening car Al of the Metropolitan
electric road ran into car Of the Post-street
branch of the Omnibus cable line at the
corner of Eddy and Leavenworth streets.
The rear end OF the cable-car was badly
damaged, but no one was hurt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22
Tue Resi.sr.staa 60 pate

Thursday pgeesaes registration amounted,
70 Ss9e names. making fetal fer The faur
days az i69sS. The ,eiAl registration 50 far
this year IS IS i6A against Axes al the ear.
responding Time swa years sse. To-day is
She last day On which aay enc can register.
Registration offices Throughout she city Will
Re Area ttll 70 e'eieeS ta>aises.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22

REGISTRAR Trswa ass decided A. fssasa
ne aseal sastsaa. aaa Ire names az TIE can.
dsSasts Goa Ire Masesslts viii spassT n IRE
relieving order ssssgy asssaesa. naz,.
ecEsss WeaSea SssseH. Nea& Aassse i. 81
hAsesA Nsas Partisan, ete., tAaaeA Se Aas
Neea advised sAsi snesset arsss i s,a@fy ss
seksl AAa FssAe
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22
AN ANAnouistIo INCIDENT.

Three Red Flags rpItad powa hy IndtE-
nant Cttisens.
NoNN rUa. \. Y. Oct ei.aJust as the
Columbus parade was about 10 move hero
to-daY somo children called attention TO
three red Gags ilyiug from tho residence OF
anarchist Several veterans. followed by
= number Of young business men. stripped
the objectionable flags from the building.
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HER STEM SMASHED In.
The Steamer Eureka Returns
All Broken Up.
Al Redondo Beach She Ran Into the Steamer
Conemaugb, but Got the Worst
Of Il.

The steamers Conemaugh and Eureka
that were In collision last Sunday night.
ms previously announced by telegraph. ar
rived In port yesterday.
Just how the accident happened nobody
seems to know. The mate on the Cone
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Aae potut 70 &c Sets forth that II the
made. however, tnat the registration act Is
change In sentiment IN persisted IN a heavy
dicated by the regstra- tax VIII be put on
ton act has been cntran ~ r 1Jns anu IN
brought about by the ali cases tue char
Vaccinations of Office aerers read from top
seekers. who hope 10 30 potion ana from
curry favor with a GER iisn' " iei'
tain class in the United States, and eventu-
ally make their way into Congress, or in
some manner obtain share IN the control
Of public affairs
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SLIGHTLY BETTER.
Mrs. lIarriSon's Condition Little Inn
proved. With no Immediate Danger.

WASHINGTON, Oct. - AT o'clock this
morning Mrs. Harrison is still resting
quietly. aud there is no change In her con-
dition. which has slightly improved during
the daN
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22

Saws that China has States. 1t Is suggested
plenty OF wsrshlps that that they make as
snp with the United speedily and emphati-
states IN war cally as possible certain
representations to the Senator'S and Con-
gressmen at Washington.
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A reward 81 $50 wla Re Para IL say egeer
~ae " iatalsa ire iaisis.sssea raseA Fssnsss
~ sae ssaiiea ard Eesega 10 ne q g4Asss /.
HssStsS ses ie Years q SSes szsaa Ess his
sses "eAs cesAsssNseas siassA.eFsy esess 8SsAt
esSws Assss seaaN sesiars$ Ter easse ~ So.
tsnes1te >efssgse>ef ~, 1880 Mese sssS sass-
sea8 rssts> ise&s Agaca ssss aaa save wrssssa
SesssssS ssssA hs tasas< tor ala eeaesss IL Co.
recover & We ses- tie IS s0sSsAea Is saa VIA
Asesi seS sfsaRe3f races Aaa stps sssa,ssss
asFa<< Al F<sseas are requested ~ ssFefs tAe
sAs~ss = Sss0a g &as csc ss>wssteg tAe a.
* 4fss@ss \ y AQgSgxS
CA8Sf * ksasaes, >zs4 srsegie
TEEsss No As< ne eesg rssa.esa ~..ss.as. -,
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PUT OUT HIS EYES.
An Ironworksr Struck by Piece OF Steel
Frem \ Plewshare.

SAN ANA. Oct. e1-C. f. Axelson.
prominent citizen OF this town aud one Of
the propyletors Of the Acme Iron Works.
was struck by piece 81 steel while testing
y plowshare to-day. The steel struck his
right eyehail putting cut the sight aud
prebshls lnjurlng the left eve also.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22

News has reached Shanghai that the Vel
low River has again burst ITS banks, though
We have not been able 10 ascertain the
exact locality. The news came from Yang.
kckow, 5 sirSw-braid port on the southern
shore of tue Gulf Of Pechili. This
town Is On a river which is connected
with The Yellow River by canal,
and The current from the Yellow
River was floating past 1sDgkokew at the
rate OF six or seven miles sn hour. mis-
slolsry who had come In from the flooded
district stated that no less than twelve
towns had been washed away. but as the
water advanced slowly the people had time
10 remove. SO that not many lives were
lost, lt Is reported that the foods have
extended - three provinces
An epidemic Is raging Ia Nahu and vicin-
ity, that Is CARRYING ell many peaple. Per-
seas affect Il hs the epidemic are said 10 die
In \ few heufs,
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SfS@ssx we are sgessse4 wa Sesrsea<s< ~st
Saa tat MAsses A@e4sae "a ~ g asea sssa Sssss~
sats AS< tasAx sssS ~s3 ssss sAe sAsNss aa& re-
ssasV s@s , tzsas sezs ~ psssA
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22

Ii is a noteworthy II
name Ia mentioned in
connection with this
publication, either in
China or In this city, it
Is evidently officially in
spired, and may be taken
as the sentiment OF the
Chinese Government.
The first proposition
advanced Is that every
Chinese In this country
Is compelled under the
new law to register with
I'm a year, with the alter
native OF going to Jail
and being expelled from
the country.
"Chlna." says the cir
cular (forit Is practically
SUCH, "has plenty of
wealth, plenty of guns
and big ships OF war O
ton, and plenty OF sold
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.
at sos Washington
street. printed yester-
day what purports to be
a mail summary Of late
happenings Ia China
before the departure Of
the mail steamer.
This publication Is
ostensibly u supple
ment to the newspaper.
but 10 contains some
secret and fdential
instructions to Chinese
Consuls In the United
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FROM THE ORIENT.
The Latest News Items From China and
Japan.

BY the steamer Rio de Janeiro, which ar
rived from the Orient yesterday, we have
adyices from Yokohama to October :, and
fr0m Hong kong 10 October l.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-22

&eRtA eNAsesssoA oF 9Wsia fsasS,ae
FTsnesSs eosss by Fsuse s.S .. tves,-.s; a,
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CHINA MAY RETALIATE.
A Bellicose Publication in
Chinatown.
SOME ROUGH INSINUATIONS.
Not Afraid CT the United states-Americans
VIII Have to Register-a Heavy Tax
Threatened on Imports.

War Kee, the Chinese newspaper pub
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afraid Of the United States and can cope
with her in war.
but China does not want to fight with

the l. nited States.
There ale so many
other means OF retail
alton for the registra-
tion act.
The circular goes
on 10 show how nerv-
Gus the people Of the
United States were
after the New Orleans
affair. when II was
feared Italy might
en- d wsrships to
these shores 10 de-
mand satisfaction for
the slaughter of her
citizens.
At that time the
United States had no
modern battle-shlps
or forts or guns; moth
Ing, except hat re-
manned after the civil
war gnd she then he-
gan constructing bat
tle-ships and guns as
fast as possible.
China has both Of
these, but the United
act Is persisted in.
Americans resident in
md wear tags on pen
and expulsion.
a heavy tax on
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States is not yet reaI


American imports. par
ticularly flour and cot
ton. When this is done
the American merchants
In China will begin &c
complain and the evil
will right itself.
The Chinese Minis
ters, Consuls and Others
In the United States are
instructed 10 dwell on
the fact that the United
States in past years ha.
been friendly to China
and afforded protection
TO Chinese within the
Union.
IA. A0f,+ = - h.
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Shows that the American
people were mortaliy
afraid OF the Italians
after the New Orleans
affair, aud have been
building big guns aud
battle-ships ever since.