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The morning call., 1892-03-03
DOUBLE ISSUES.
Amusing Outcome Of an Attachment on 9
San Diego Paper.

Amusing Outcome Of an Attachment on
San Diego Paper.
SAN DIEGO. March 2--Rumors that trou-
bles affecting the San Diego Daily Sun
would take the form of a double issue
proved TO be true and two Evening Suns
appeared this afternoon. One was reissued
under the authority Of United States Mar
shall Card, who had served an attachment
on the papers Of the old Sun Company. and
the other was under the management of
Warren Wilson. Ii was reported on Tues
DAY night that an injunction would be
served against Mr.. Wilson's paper, but in-
stead OF that the Injunction was served on
Receiver Smith OF the old Sun. To avoid
clash with the Superior Court he resigned.
and the paper was issued by j. S. Wade.
under orders from Marshal Gard. Mr.. VIII
son says be will continue to issue his Sun.
and, on the other hand. Marshal Gard says
TIE old Sun VIII issue also. The situation is
very amusing and no one knows yet how it
Will end.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Less Extension Work Contemplated This Sc
son Than Last Var

son Than Last Year.
PORTLAND, March 2.-T. F. Cakes. Presi-
dent Of the Northern Pacific Railroad, ar
rived hero this morning from California on
lis way to the sound. In an interview,
Cakes said the Northern Pacific will do
some extension work this season. but OF
so much as last. He further stated that
the Great Northern has half an interest in
the Union Pacific's partly constructed line
from here to Puget Sound, and 1t was his
opinion that the completion of the Nicara-
qua Canal would have great effect on the
transconu nental roads. He denied that the
Northern Pacific contemplated the purchase
Of the uwaco Railway and Navigation
Company.
President Cakes was asked what he
thought Of Jim Hil's declaration that he
would carry lumber for a Accent
rate from Puget Sound points to the
East en- tie Great Northern. Mr.
Cakes replied: Il do not see why
lie should not DO il, if he said that he would
90 It." IF he said so, will this cause the
Northern Pacific TO lower its rates?" was
asked- II may. and it may not" cautiously
answered the President.
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Personal NOTES.

d. w. Mckenzie Of Amador County is at
the Grand.
Hon. Morris NJ. Estee has returned from
Washington.
p. c. Studebaker OF South Bend, Ind, is
at the Palace.
+. S. March, Santa Cruz lumberman, is
at the Grand.
Charles Aull, Warden Of the FolS ON
prison, is at the Palace.
A. V. la Motto, the Glen Ellen vine
yardist, is at the Grand.
George 5. Gates, capitalist Of Portland,
Oregon, is at the Occidental.
Warren G. Sanborn of Butte County has
come to the city upon an extended vacation
to recruit his health.
Major Frank Mclaughlin will leave for
Washington in a few days to join the Cali
fornia mining delegatian.
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IMPORTANT ARREST.
Wealthy Chiuaman of Idaho Charged with
pefraIding the Government.

BOISE, March q The Federal authori-
ties to-day arrested Guam Chung. the
wealthiest Chinaman in Idaho. 1t is
claimed that the prisoner has defrauded
the Government out of large amount of
money. 4 few weeks ago the officers
raided Chung's stere, and in addition to
several pounds of contraband opium
they found half dezea revenue
stamps which had been removed from
opium cans. 1t is claimed that Ching has
made a practice of purchasing cancelled
stamps, which he would place upon tins of
smuggled opium, thereby defrauding the
revenue officers. 1t is thought Chung is a
member OF smuggling ring that has long
been operating in Eastern Washington and
Northern Idaho. He came 10 Boise several
years ago without dollar and is now worth
over 500 600
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DRINaN DIES.
j. N. Dufau, Who showed Him or Bal
cony, Charged with Murder.

]. N. Dufau, Who Showed Him or Bal
cony, Charged with Murder.
James b. Drinan the old man who was
showed over an embankmeHt on Second
street Tues day evening by l. N. Dufau
died at the Receiving Hospital at O'Clock
last night from the effects of his injuries
Drinsn never regained consciousness from
the time he was picked up. and the doctor:
bad no hopes for his recovery as his skull
was badly fractured.
Dufau. the young machinist who caused
Drinan's fall, and who was charged with
assault with intent to do bodily harm, was
last night charged with murder.
When Informed OF Drinan's death, he said
he was very sorry. and disclaimed any in.
tention of harming the deceased when hi
tried to pull him away from post, pre-
paratory to forcing him downstairs.
Drinan's daughter was at the Receiving
Hospital when he died, and stated that heI
father had been working in q box factory
and when he moved from pufau's house al
421 Second street to 1923 Third street, sht
understood that there was some trouble
about the rent Drinan's wife died severa
months ago
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Municipal Tickets Nominated.

SAN JOSE, March 2.-The Republican
and Democratic City Conventions were held
here tonight. The Republicans nominated
Q; ii. B.rnhart for Mayor: fl. a. de Lacy,
Chief of Police; A b. Hamilton. Street,
Commissioner (renomnated). The nominal
ton Of the candidate for the Office OF CITY
Treasurer Was left to the City Central Com
mittee.
The Dem ocratic nominees are: Mayor.
Robert Caldwell: City Treasurer, JOSEPH,
Goiomo pct (renomlnateD; Chief of Police,
Richard Stuart (renominated); Street Com
missioner, Frank III. Mabury.
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SOUTHERN CITRUS FAIR.

Large Attendance at the Opening Of the
Los Angeles Annual Exhibition.
Los ANGELES, March 1.-The Southern
California Citrus Fair opened this evening.
An immense crowd was in attendance, over
1000 persons being in the building. and it is
generally conceded that it is the finest dis
play CT citrus fruits ever seen in this part
Of the State. The pavilion is deliberately
decorated, presenting a brilliant scene.
There are fully 600 entries, every frnit-
growing district in the southern part of
the State being represented. The
locality designs are striking and
artistic, and even more elaborate than
last year The opening exercises conf
meneed with short address by Governor
Markham, followed by Hon. Stephen NJ.
White. Jesse ID. Carr was down for an adj
dress. but excused himself, merely stating
that the display was the finest he had ever
seen. A musical programme filled in the
balance of the evening. There was large
number of out-of-town Wis itoIs. The fair
will continue one week.
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ALLEGED EMBEZzLEMENT
Arrest Of Passenger From Oregon at the
Sacramento Depot.

Arrest Of Passenger From Oregon at the
Sacramento Depot.
SACRAMENTO, March when the Ore
gon express reached town this morning
Chief Drew and Officer Shellars were at the
depot. Their mission was the apprehension
of John Gale, who is wanted in Albany,
Oregon, to answer to the charge of en-
bezzlement Gale soon put in an appear
ance after the train came to halt. His
wife, tall and comely woman, leaned npon
his arm. He was accosted by the officers
and taken 10 the olice station. Mrs. Gale
is in delicate health, and il MAS decided 10
permit the couple TO go TO a hotel. where
they will be kept under surveillance, until
an officer from Oregon arrives to take them
back. Gale Elaintains that he is guilty of no
criminal 0ffense. He says that he was work
ing for firm on commission, and that the
alleged EN- beZzlement grew out OF misua-
derstanding as TO bis compensation.
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A Yisai.a Rair-Prnducar

VIsALIA, March frank Baker, local
druggist, Is experimenting in rain-maklng,
and claims to have caused several storms in
February. He follows the same system as
the Pixiey rain-makers. IL takes him six
days to produce a storm. He promises
storm on the 1st Of April, that being the
driest time IF the spring.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE.
Baseball Circuit and Salary Limit for the
Season Finally Settled,

SEATTLE, March 1.-The Directors of the
Pacific Northwest Baseball League met in
this city this afternoon and finally deter
mined on a circuit and other matters for tile
championship season. After spirited
discussion it was decided that the
league circuit should remain the same
as last year, which includes Portland,
Tacoma, Spokane and Seattle. Ii was
deemed ineXpedient to have a fye-club
league, so Salem failed TO gain admission
to the league. The double championship
series was decided on, the season to open
April Is at Spokane and Tacoma. The
salary limit was fixed at 1880 per month
for each pluh
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PORTsMEN. ORGANIZE.

Torma Ion CT Hunting and Fishing Club
at Carson, Rev.
CARSON, New, March "A hunting and
fishing club was organized in Carson last
night with eighty active members. A hand
some clubhouse has been erected at Washoe
Lake, with boats, stables, etc., for the use
Of the club in the duck-hunting and fishing
season. The fish and game laws recently
adjusted by the last Legislature will be
.Iigidiy enforced. The meeting was remark
allie from the fact that the call was made.
covenant completed, rules. regulations and
iy-Iaws drawn up and adopted, together
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INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY.

Views Of Governor Torres Oh the Result of
the Resurvey Of the Mexican Line.
PHOENIX. Ariz.. March General Luis
L. Torres. Governor of Sonora, en- route TO
Ensenada. said concerning the runner of the
resurVey OF the international boundary line
throwing considerable American territory
on the Mexican side: There will be no
change that will amount to anything. Il
may vary few rods in some place, that is
all. Your American newspapers are so
sensational that they seize every oppor-
tuBity TO build mountains out of ant-bills. :"
Governor Torres further said tie purchase
OF Lower California never could be made
because it was not for sale at any price.
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THIRTY WOUNDS.
Horribly Mutilated Body Found in an Old
Shanty in Tacoma.


Shanty in Tacoma.
TACOMA. March 2.-The horribly mutilat.
ed corpse of Conchilla Salvador, Sieiiian
fruit-yender, was found this evening in a
shaDty on ID street, corner of Nine
teenth. There were thirty wounds on
the body and the head was broken
and repeatedly stabbed. Salvador Picani
and Guisepdi Morse were arrested on sus-
plcioD. Picanl, fruit-yeuder, called atten-
ton to the fact that the man was missi ug
and went with an officer 10 the cabin, Fl nd
ing the dead man. Morse had called Picani' a
attention To the fact that the man was miss.
ing. Blood was found on Picani's hands.
but may be from disease he is SUITE r
ing from. Ii is said that Picani
owed the dead man money, but there Is n O
confirmation OF this. Plcani admits SIG
Indebtedness. Both men deny compile ity,
Picani saying that Conchilla was a spec iai
friend of Morse. He is not thought guilty,
but was with the man last night
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Meat RerkelaY.


The Berkeley Transportation Company
has been organized as the result of the long
and bitter war between the owners OF the
steamers Hope and Mare Island for the
freighting trade between Berkeley and San
Francisco. For a long time the old steamer
Mare Island enjoyed monopoly OF the
business. and if the declarations of store
keepers are correct transportation rates were
kept mp to the highest point. The vessel
was the property Of the Standard Soap Com
pany. but her business was by no means
confined to the transportation Of soap, be-
cause everything in the line Of freight was
taken. Some months ago the complaints Of
the patrons Of the ferry became so loud that
new line was started. Piper, Alden 81 Co
put the steamer Hope in commission. The
rates were cut down and the new boat re-
ceived much of the freight Apparently the
pace has proved too fast for the Mare Island.
for on Monday she was chartered by the OPP
position firm and the Hope withdrawn to
allow the old steamer once more to cross the
bay alone and be stuck in the mud off
berkeley Wharf as often as the tide is low.
The Hope will be laid up until her services
are required in other fields.
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Ceroher Faen surnrissd.

SAN iiAFAEI, March 2-Coroner Eden,
In answer to letter received late yesterday
afternU from the Superintendent of the
quarry At Angel Island Informing him of
tie fnO lg of body floating in the water,
went acre this morning aud was surprised
t. Earn that the remains had been removed
zfom Marin County 10 San Francisco, as he
was Informed, by San Francisco Morgue
Officials
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West Oakland.

The Dime Society" Of the Second Con-
gregational Church will give social and
entertainment tomorrow evening.
The little son Of j. Sims Of Magnolia
street. who broke his leg some time ago by
falling downstairs, had to bavei it taken from
the cast, rebroken and reset on Tuesday.
The track laying Of the Sixteenth-slreei
electric line has commenced and has pro-
crossed as far as Adeline street.
Residents in the vicinity Of Fourteenth
and Cypress streets are up In arms against
the proposition to open another drinking
saloon in their midst
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to the clergy Of st. Jgnatius Church for
some money to enable his mother to paw her
rent and the supposition is that the money
feared to return home without il. Nor is
this the only worry of the poor woman.
She has not heard in ten days from her hns-
band. who last was at the Alameda County
!nhrmary at San Leandro after having un-
dergone surgical operation
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Merdocino County Indictment,

UKIAH, March 2-Alj of the thirty-one
persons Indicted by the special Grand Jury
have been arrested and have given bonds,
with the exception Of two Indians charged
with murder. They have been in jail since
the murder occurred. Twenty-three indict-
ments were found for rioting at Fort Bragg,
three for grand larceny, three for gambling,
and two for murdar
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4 Convict Commits suieide

SACRAMENTO, March "A convict named
j. ID. Bieler or Bailey. serving life SEN
tence at Folsom Prison for killing con-
tractor In San Francisco, to-day hanged
himself from the railing Of the upper tier of
cells. He was cut down promptly and was
alive this evening, but it is believed that
his neck is disloeaied and he cannot live.
The morning call., 1892-03-03
Kern County Fair Grounds.

BAKERsFIELD. March 2. - The Kern
County Fair Grounds Association was or
ganized here to-day with a capital of $40, 600.
1t was decided that the association incor-
porate with 5. ,Jewett, Louis Obese. II. a.
Jastro. II. A. Blodgett. w. II. Scribner, S.
w. Ferguson, j. r.. Simmons and S. W.
While as Directors. S. Jewett was elected
Presideig and j. M. Reuck Secretary, aud
Captain !tomas Il. Merry was given charge
OF the rae NJ.
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Rich Strike Of GaId.

PHOENIX, AriL. March "A fabuleuly
rich strike of gold has been made in Hum
bug district and miners are flocking there
by hundreds. The ore is free milling and
runs from $500 to $500 per ton.
The morning call., 1892-03-03
CHARLES W. COOK

Charles w. Cook the last surviving member OF
the pioneer banking firm of Palmer. Cook g. CO.,
oied In this city on Tuesday at The age Of rs. He
was born In Newbufyport, Mass but lived at
Nantucket prior 10 coming to Tins ely. lie was
man Of unusual force and ability. strong in his
friendship and altogether good citizen. He
lett surviving two sons aud two daughters. Mr.
Cook has been aIiing for several months, and his
death resulted from general debility,
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Miners Association Organized.

REDDING, March 2. = An enthusiastic
meeting Of miners was held here yesterday
and organized an association. A bureau of
mining will be established here where speci-
mems Of ore can be seen and Information
about our mines Obtained. 1t is intended
to advertise our mining industries and give
the mines the attention they deserve.
The morning call., 1892-03-03
The TodAunter Murder.

VICTORIA, d. g., March I'm connection
with the murder Of May Todhunter It ap-
pears certain that Wiedermanp. the man
with the big fur-colIared overcoat had
something to do with it, but it has vet to be
proved that he and Wilburg are identical.
The morning call., 1892-03-03
Mexican Consul to Phnn,x.

PHOENIX, AriZ-. March Senior Martin
Arce to-day presented his credentials as
Mexican Consul to Phoenix to Governor
Murphy. Senior Arce has held various posi-
tons Of trust and honor in the City of
Mpyicn
The morning call., 1892-03-03

The absence from home Of Samuel Ryan.
aged II, was reported last night to the police
by his mother. Margaret Moore OF 500 Bush
street, with tears in her eyes. His failure
70 come home is the more extraordinary be-
cause he has been most exemplary In this
respect. lie had been sent In the morning
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with the election of officers, in less than
three hours. Following are the officers:
meyer. Vice. President; X II. Davis, Sec
rotary; l.. L. Elrod. Treasurer; Board of
Control-T. X Hofer, Hume Yerington.
George Givievicb, Abe Cohn and Frank Nc
Cullough. The organization will be known
as the Capital Hunting and Fishing Club,
and will unite with the Storey County club.
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Car Accident.

MENDocISo, March 2.-Aif Nelson, an
oid-tlmer here. fell off car going up an
incline at Greenwood yesterday. The fall
was about twenty feet He broke three
ribs, the collar-bone and was otherwise in
iured.
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Alameda.

James Timothy caught good sized trout
yesterday in Fruityale creek, an unusual
place to find that kind OF fish. 1t is sup
posed the trout found its way there from
the bay while the creek was running full on
Tuesday night
A team Of horses attached to a buggy
belonging to j. G.. Z. Siegfried became
frightened on Tuesday evening on Encinal
avenue at passing train. The driver was
thrown out aid severely injured. There was
no one else in the vehicle. which soon over
turned and was wrecked. After running
several blocks the horses were stopped
Haleyon Parlor No. 146, n. S. G. W.. has
elected James Ii. Barker and w. +. Chip
man delegates to the Grand Parior. which
will convene in Los Angeles next montn.
The aiterDates are Seabary Mastick and c.
c. Brock. On Tuesday night the parlor en-
tertaIned Grand Masters CoomDs and Dunn
and Grand Orator Josselyn. There were
delegations present from every parIor in
the county.
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-Four frst-premium medals awarded. More agree
able 10 the taste and smaller dose than other mag
nesis For sale in bottles only. with United States
Government registered label attached, without
which none is genuine. AT druggists and country
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HERR REIsrER.

Herr Reimer leader of the Hamburg Socialists.
committed suicide yesterday by drowning in the
River Alsier. Germany. He was suffering from
an incurable disease.
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Complaint Dismissed.

VIsALIA. March flames Cesar was
tried at Dinuha yesterday on a charge of
assaulting his niece and acquitted. The
case was spite work.
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Lumber Deal.
Reliable and AWAY. III. s.

VICTORIA, March "A big lumber deal
joining valuable properties to those of TIA.
coma capitalists, is almost complatad.
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4 ast Oakland,

Teams continue busy hauling ties and rails
beyond Fruitvale for the Haywards ell ectric
line.
The steamer st. Paul, which has been
lying all winter in the estuary off Brooklyn
Wharf. will leave for Alaska In few days.
The running Of the double-dec cars regu-
larry should have begun yesterday. Here
after they will be on from o'clock in the
morning till 6 o'clock in the evening daily
Brooklyn Parlor OF Nativs Sons paid
fraternal visit on Tuesday night to Halcyon
Parlor Of Alameda.
The linemen who have been busy for some
months making telephone connections be-
tween Oakland and Stockton are now in East
Oakland and running the line down Twelfth
street.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria
1@en she became Miss. she chung to cestori.
Whenshehad Children, she gavethem Castoria
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LOrin.

Considerable comment is passed on the
manner in which the School Trustees have
failed to pay Mr.. donaldson the amount
due him on the school sheds He advanc ed
the money two years ago and the special Ia x
in the building was voted at al election over
six months ago. Z. ID. Harmon expresses
the opinion that the Trustees have no ex-
cuse for not paying Mr.. Ronaldson's bill
and that they are laying themselves liable
to legal proceedings for not doing so. The
money is in the county treasury and can be
used for no other purpose.
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NOTES.
NOTES.
General Jimenez died In the City or Mexico

yesterday.
CAPTAIN Percival. formerly aid-de-camp to the
late Duke OF Albany, died at Cannes yesterday.
lie celebrated civil engineer Sir John Goode
died In London yesterday.
The morning call., 1892-03-03

BRANDRETH's PILLS are the Oldest, safest
and best blood purifier and purgatlye known.
They are purely vegetable. therefore harmless.
lhey are always The same ana always preducs
the same effect. Other purgatiyes reouire m.
creased doses, and finally cease acting Alto.
gether. A course OF one or two OF BRANpnrTH's
constipation, headache and all bilious disorders
Ii you can't take them plain get them sugar
Baby AID Queen Jumbo. the elephants will
be nj the park for the last time on Sunday
season they may return.
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The residence Of John d. Perrin on
Berkeley way, near Grant avenue, was de-
stroyed by fire on Tuesday night. No
water could be had as the nearest fire plug
was nearly half . mile away. There are
about six scattered over territory many
miles square. The fire was the result Of an
overturned or carelessly filled lamp it is
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Golden Gate.

The votes at the recent bond election
have been canvassed, showing that fifty
votes were cast in the affirmative and thr-
teen in the negative, giving q majority of
thirteen in favor of the issuance of the
bonds
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-07-13
PALAClO AND CRESpO.

Tho Events Which Led to tho Present
Revolution In vcnszoela.
The troubles which are rocking the
South American republic of Venezuela
throughout its length and bzeadth have
attracted the attention OF the whole
world, ind public sentiment has been
octtve IN taking the side of one or the
other OF the parties Like other South
American peoples, the Vcnezuelans are
exceedingly capricious, and inclined TO
secure by u resort to force and dictate
rial methods what is elsewhere acoom-
plished by diplomacy.
Tho origin of the present instruction
Is found in tho action of President Pala-
clio, who caused the members of the
supreme court to be imprisoned because
the court had rendered decision de-
claring that certain acts of tho presi-
dent were without sanction of the law,
and therefore illegal. Having adopted
apolicy, the president felt that he could
not turn back, and took extreme meas
urcs To compel recognition of his
power, without considering it's antago-
nism to the constitution of the repub-
lie This course SO aroused the loyal
adherents of constitutional government
and law that an army was organized