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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-12
WARRING MINERS.
artial Law Has Been Proclaimed in the
cnnrr dlA1nnn

Martial Law Has Been Proclaimed in the
Ceur d'Alene Country
WALLACE, Idaho, May 11-Martial law
has been proclaimed in the Ceur d'Alene
mining district. For six months the mines
of Ceur d'Alene Qave been closed on
account of strike Of NE Carmen and sboy
elers, who wanted IS 90 a day, the price
paid TO skilled miners. Both the Nine
owners Association and the Miners Union
last month announced ultimatums. which
were irreconcilable. May was the date ON
which the time for arbitration ended. Now
there are posted in all the mining districts
around Lake Michigan advertisements for
miners for the Ceur d'Alene country. Two
thousand are advertised for, but the
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Miners Union, urged by the prospect
OF perpetual freeze-out. have threat
ehed 10 allow no non-uniOn man to
work. Last week they drove two non
union foremen out of the country. Yester-
day the Mine-OwnPrs' Association secured
an injunction in the United States court at
Boise to prohibit the Miners Union from
offering interference. Fifty Deputy United
States Marshals have gone 10 the mines.
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Canandian Interests at Washington.

OTTAWA, Ont, May 11.-In the House to-
night it was decided to open communication
with the imperial Government to bring
about such further representations Of Cana
dian interests at Washington and other
capitals as may be desirable and consistent
with existing relations between Great
Britain and Canada.
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Knights of Lsb,r.

PITTsBURG, May 1.-THE general execu-
tive board Of the Knights of Labor has
been in session all day. Powderly says
that Cnly routine business was transacted.
ATLANTA, Ca, May 1.-THE national
convention OF the Brotherhood OF LocOmo-
tive Engineers was called to order by Chief
Arthur this morning. Five hundred dele
gates are present from every State in the
lJniou
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CARROLTON ASSEMBLY,.
The Catholics Will Follow Out the Chautau
qua Plan This Summer

NEW YORK, May ia preliminary
meeting Of Catholic clergymen and laymen
for the consideration OF plan for q sum
mer assembly similar to the Chau;auqua
summer school was held here to-day. The
committee on organization submitted a
constitution, which was adopted. Carleton
the place Of retreat 1t is proposed to
change its name to CarrOlton, in honor OF
Charles Carroll Of Carroton, who signed
the Declaration Of independence, and to
call the assembly by the same name. Three
weeks will constitute the term of sojourn-
ment this coming summer, during which
liVered
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MEXICAN SUPERSTITION.
The Government Determined to Break Up
Alleged Fanatical Ceremonies.

1Hs UCVeFnment Uetermlned 70 BreaK up
Alleged Fanatical Ceremonies.
Ell PAso, Texas, May 1.-THE Mexican
Government has taken severe measures
against the village of Tomaehic. The viii
lage has been in rebellion against the Gov
ernment for several months. The cause Of
the trouble was the appearance in the vii
lage about one year ago OF an old man with
long, white hair and beard. whom the priest
Of the village proclaimed the true Christ.
who came to save them. The people quit
their fields and locked to the supposed
Christ and carried on solemn ceremonies
day and night. The Government sent troops
10 the Dlace to disperse the crowd and arrest
the supposed Christ, but the priest cxhOrted
the people to kin the soldiers and drive them
away. which they did. killing large num-
Der and driving the rest back through the
mountains. The Government then sent a
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Vicious Manapan Indians.

CITY OF MEXICO, May IA party OF
Mayapau Indians recently captured a
camp of twelve woodcutters on the
confines of Belize. The Indians first
tried to force the woodeutters to
confess the whereabouts OF their comrades
by cutting off their ears and noses. Not sue
ceeding in this they killed the whole twelve.
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ZANZIBAR, May 1L-Adyices have been
received here to the effect that Emin Pasha
had advanced as far as Bora Equatorial, but
was then obliged to retreat on account Of
the lack of ammunition and provisions
Being overtaken by rains, which converted
the whole country into swamp, he fell ill
and lost his sight. Emin still hopes to re-
capture Wadelai with Stuhlman's help.
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Eoualizlnp Cuban Duties.

HAVANA, May ia committee. COM
posed Of representatives of all the economic
corporations Of the island, wired the Span
ish CoItes a message petltioning that the
duties on sugar and alcohol ia Cuba be the
same as those In force in Spain.
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lTALY's NEW CABINET.
G:Olitti Has Not Yet Succeeded In COmplet

G.olitti Has Not Yet Succeeded In Complet-
ing It.
ROME, May 1.-THE new Cabinet is still
Incomplete, but thus far the following
named persons have accepted portfolios
SignOr Giolitti, Premier and Minis
ter Of the Interior; LacaYe, Public
Works; BoHaceI, Justice; Martini, Pub
lie Instruction Perszzi. Treasury; Sonnino,
finance. The Office Of Minister Of War was
offered to Pelloux, but he will probably
refuse TO accept the portfolio. 1t is thought
that the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs viii be
offered to Brin, and perhaps he will accept
that important position IN the new Gov
eminent Perazzi is q member Of the Right,
and all the other newly appointed ministers
belong To the Left
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Marshal Killed hv Burglars.

TAccoA, Ca. May 11.-City Marshal Car
Ter discovered four negroes drilling into the
vault of the TaccOa National Bank early
this morning. aud In the fight which fol-
lowed the Marshal was killed. Jim Red
man, Will Bruse and Bob Anderson have
been arrested and lynching is looked for.
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Serious ulpess NJ Gsnsral Gresssr

81. PETERSBURG, May 1.-The illness Of
General Gresser, the project of police. who
Is suffering from blood poisoning. has be-
come serious. The modification in the legs
Is spreading and he is delirious. Crowds Of
anxious lnqnlreTs surround his home. Seven
doctors are attending the patient.
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Thar Raft Caus-z,d.

PEsTH, May 1.-Pesther Lloyd publishes
the particulars of terrible disaster that
occurred near BIody, in Austrian GalicIa.
While one hundred wOrkmen with their
wives and children were crossing a river
near Brody their raft capsized and sixty
we're drnNnRh-
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Deer-Water Convention.

MEMPHIS, May 11.-The deep water con-
vention, with delegates from several States,
assembled here to-day. After the prelim-
mary work and number of speeches an
adjournment was taken until Friday, that
the delegates may participate In the bridge
celebration tomorrow.
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Russian Rioters Expelled.

WARSAW, May 11.-In consequence Of the
socialistic labor riots at Lodz the authori-
ties have expelled 800 foreign .workmen.
Forty of the leading rioters, including a
number of socialist agitators, have been
sentenced to long terms In prison.
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Anarchists' Exnlosives ssiz.5

BRUSSELS, May 1.-THE police of I.iege
have seized quantity Of explosives and
cartridges stored near the factory belong
ing TO the father OF the anarchist prisoner
MathIssen. The police of Esneux found a
sack containing 200 dynamite cartridges
and a quantity Of gunpowder.
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Broke the Record and Fsintea.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May l1.-Henry Klink
Jr, in walking match in East Lake this
afternoon, broke the worlds half-mile
record by reducing it from 1853 to 2:45.
Klink tainted at the close.
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Fall Of a Stage Sea fold.

KANSAS CITY, May 11.--During a mu-
steal festival at the Auditorium tonight a
scaffolding on the stage collapsed and 500
children seated upon it were pitched to the
stage. Five children were hurt, but not
seriously, and number were badly bruised.
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VICTORIA. b. c.. May 1.-THE British
Bering Sea patrol leaves here about the 1st
of June with orders to seize all vessels
found sealing. whether they have been no.
titled or not. The patrol consists Of the
Melpomene, Nymphe and Daphne.
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Railroad Esrninrs.

MONTREAL, May 1.-The annual state
meni OF the Canadian Pacific shows gross
earnings S20. .24t. .095, net SS,O19, ,65a. surplus
S3,54j. ls6 From this 1880, 600 dividends
were. paid. The fatal surplus carried Tor
ward was S4,70l. .5sS.
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DEATH TO THE YAoUIs.
The Governor of Sonora Will Exterminats
the Entire Tribe

PHOENIX. Arlz., May IA special to the
Republican from Hermosillo, Mexico, says
that orders have been issued by the Gov
ernor of the State of Sonora forbidding all
ranehers, mne-owners. etc., hiring Yaqui
Indians, and also TO "pursue with armed
men" all suchIndians not known to be peace
able This means q war of determination,
and bitter guerrilla warfare is at hand.
Military orders have been issued making
the sale of ammunition without the Gov
ernOr's written permission a capital OffenSe.
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A Upionist Victory.

North Hackney 10 fill the vacancy in the
House of Commons caused by the death of
Paul Conservative. resulted in the election
Of BOnsfeld (UnionisD, by maturity Of
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French stssmsr Disabled

LONDON. May 11.-The French steamer
Loire Inferieure. trading in the South Pa
ci6c. has been towed to Thursday Island
disabled. She was ashore nine days on
Cooks Reef and jettisoned 800 tons of cargo.
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Sugar Refinery Burned.

LONDON, May 1.-THE Orchard Sugar
Refinery and stores at Greenock have been
burned; loss, e30,O0O. In consequence Of
the fire. which destroyed large stocks of re-
fined sugars, the price for crushed has al
ready advanced.
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provinces, Central Russia, the Crmea and
the Caucasus. In Kh rson the crop is in an
unsatis 'actory condition. In the no t.
western and eastern provinces grain has not
vet sprOuted.
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Found in Floating Ice.

DULUTH, Mlnn,, May 1.-THE tug Car
rington to-day found drifting in the Ice
sailboat containing the bodies of three men.
supposed to be the fishermen who left Two
Harbors several days ago.
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The Russian Grain CrOp.

ST. PETERSBURG. May 1.-THE reports
received by the Government in regard 10
the condition of winter wheat show the
crop in favorable condition in the Polish,
Baltic northwestern and southwestern
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Lakes Local Election. .

.LAKEPoRT, May H. = Gressner was
elected Supervisor in the Fourth District of
Lake County over McElroy by IA majority:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-27
OF MALTA.

Damon Commandery held it's regular
convocaticn on Tuesday evening.
Twenty-Five members were present. Off,
GERS for the ensuing term were nomi-
mated, and the election will take place at
the next couvocation. The installation
will lake place on Tuesday, September IS
and will be public. the new bylaws
will be adopted at the next couyocation.
Alpha Commandery will meet tonight
at Franklyn Hall. when the black degree
will be conferred and the elecunn of Off
GERS for the new term will be held. D.. S.
C.'s Baxter int McClung will be present.
The installation of officers will take place
on Saturday. September 3.
The auuual excursion of Washington
C~ommandery to RariGan Beach on Satur-
day last was n huge success. Many Sir
Knights and their families from this city
were present. A handsome sum will be
donated to charitable purposes as the re-
suit of the affair.
officers tonight. The installation on
Saturday. September 10, will be public.
JapDa Commaudery will meet on Mou-
day evening and elect officers. Ideal
elected last evening.
All Knights that are uniformed are re-
quested to be present during the i~nstalla-
ton services of all Communicates in this
district.
Companion McFadden of Alpha has
opened a charter list for a lodge of DANES
OF Malta in thlSc city.
The district school of instruction was
held in Paterson last Sunday. 1t was
attended by the members of the order.
Occur De Lion Commandery will hold
a public installation on Thursday, Sep
TENDER /. Jersey City Communicates will
attend IL a body.
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Notice to Contractors.

GEALED WILL BE RECEIvED AT
~ the Office OF the Board OF street and Water
O'Clock a. NJ, for the work and materials neces-
sary TO the making and completion of u 5Uinch
OCEAN E
from Gator avenue to Warner street, and a 24inch
street TO Cedar avenue (said sewer to be built un-
der the westerly sid ewalkL
walk In Ocean avenue, from stevens avenue to a
point about lu1 feet east of sheffield street. ana 10
ali sewers to DO built in accordance with plans
Engineer, corner Of Jersey avenue and Mercer
street. where blank form Of did and agreement
About /. 100 iineal feet of ~ inch brick sewer.
About 30 lineal feet OF "a lncn brick Sc wer.
About l.y50 lineal feet of u inch pipe sewer
About 9 new receiving basins.
ABOUT 3reseS receiving basins.
About % cubic Yards of concrete
About $40 cubic yards of rock excavation.
About 2 CO., feet Is NJ. OF Sheath1ng.
Time allowed for the completion of the work
one hundred UUJl working days.
The making OF the above improvement and
award OF the contract thereof will be subject to
{ 9 remonstrance OF the owners of the property
liable to more than one half the assessment there
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed enyeloDes
en- dorsea. Proposals for sewer In summit ave
nue.. :" directed TO "E. A. DugaR, Esq. Chairman of
and handed 10 the Clerk Of the Board in open
meeting whom called for in the order of business
No city Official viii be accepted as surety, nor
will a substitution of sureties be allowed.
sa Ta : asSs = G lSa % O TAI MS u e 81 sIi nG called Ito to
ter ms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the bohdsmsa offered By the contractor have
been approved by tins BOARD and the Corporation
power 70 examine the proposed bondsmen under
oath.
GEORGE t. BoUToN.
Dated Jersey City, August s6 1892.
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NoTTCH.
o William P. Rowe, Charles B. Yale and G. Selden
Yale, executors OF the last will auu testament of
CharinQ II .Nala.-

To William P. Rowe, Charles B. Yale and G. seIden
Yale, executors of the last will anu testament OF
Take notice that the West SHE Con Meeting
Railroad Company has made application in writ
Ing by petition to the Honorable George I. WertS
one Of the Justices OF the Supreme Court of the
disinterested, impartial and Judictous freahoid-
ers resident In the County OF Hudson. as Com mis-
sioners 20 examine and appralse the value of .
certain tract OF land, a description or which Is
hereto annexed. owned by you and in which you
are interested. and necessary and required to be
taken by SAID company for It's proposed rail-
ton fer and the damages to be sustained in con-
sequence of such taking and whatever said Com
missioners are bv law authorized or required
has assigned Saturday, the seventeenth
day of september. eighteen hund red ami ninety
two. at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon. at the
City, whom and where he Will pro coed to he ar the
sai6 application and make the said appointment,
and has ordered notice OF the tins assigned to be
given to you by publishing such norioe in the
first publication to be at least thirty davs prior 10
the time so assigned and to be published twice in
each week UP to said seventeenth day of Septem-
B. order of said Justice,
I HE WEST SIDE CONNECTING RAILROAD COMPANY,
BY WALLIS. EDWARDS & BUMsrED. their as
Dated August IS, 1892.
particular q escription of the lands required by
the West Side Connecting railroad Company above
referred TO.
All those two certain lots. tracts or percsls of
land and premises hereinafter particularly des-
scrioed Situate lying and being in the city OF
New Jersey, which on the map OF building lO5s on
the line OF the Newark and New iorE railroad
twenty minutes from New York, at West Bergen
Hudson County, N. j., made by L d. & d. Il Cuiver
city Surveyors are known as Lots Is and "a in SiocS
O rrontiug on Fisk street. formerly Whyte avenue
eohtalninRsV6s square feet or .OlS5 acreS
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ing for Marty McCne 10 send him TO the

ing for Marty Meme to send him TO the
frunt as a substitute.
The piuochle TENTS still hold possession
OF tae card room aud Radigan decllres
he il still champion.
JACK" Farrell is one of the bashful
members, bnt rnmor hath it that two
young Indies have their eye on him. 1t
is said that Jack was heard to murmur,
"If either would only propose" aud it's
leap year, too.
Some of the spiteful members shy that
Financial Secretary Haley carried home
a basket of cake ftom the excursion. We
all know that Tom is fond of cake, but TO
purloiu it-never would we lind him
gnilty of such an offence.
Vice President Reid has returned from
a prolonged trip through Pennsylvania.
He was accompanied by his pretty young
wife. They had a jolly lime aud Walter
is full OF Stories of minerals. etc, which
he picked up IN The coal regions. Some
of the boys say that he can now locate the
coal cellar in the early morning.
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY. DEPARTMENT OF
~ State.
To oil to sohomsSthese presents mau come, greet

STATE OF NEW JERSEY. DEPARTMENT OF
~ State.
To ali to phon.S these presents mau come, greet
ing
Whereas In the judgment OF the Board Of Direc-
poration organized under the laws OF this state, 1t
has been deemed advisable and most for the
benenG OF such corporation that the same should
be dissolved before the expiration OF the time
limited in It's certificate OF Organtzat1on'' as APP
pears by a duly authenticated record Of the pro
ceedings of said Board OF Directors Of such oorpor-
alton held in accordance with the provisions OF an
act entitled An Act concerning corpora ticns, 4"
approved April It'll. 1915, and the several supple
ments thereto. which said record. including the
consent in writing of "two-ihirds In interest OF all
the stockholders" of said corporation that such
dissolution should take place. a. by said act re-,
in my office;
Now therefore. !. Henry c. Kelsey. Secretary OF
the tate of New Jersey, being satisfied by due
Ing corporations apr owed April !. 1875. and the
supplements thereto. relative to the diss solution
OF corporations, have been fully complied with by
the said corpora ton. do hereby certify that the
Kings County Drying Company did on
the TWentv third day of July. 1902. file
certificate of consent to the dissolution
or said CORPORATION by two-thi-ds In interest
OF oil the stockholders thereof. which said GER
tihcate OF COZ sent and the record OF the proceed
1nSs aforesaid are now on file in my said Office
as provided BY law.
In testimony whereof, 1 have here nm
to set my hand and affixed my oficial
lsEAL.l seal al Trenton. this twenty third day
or July a. D. eighteen hundred and
ninety two.
HENRY c. KELSEY.
Secretary of Stats.
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Dated Jersey City, August &c, 1892.

SPECIAL MASTERS SALE IN ChANCERY OF
~ New Jersey.
Between Patrick Lowery, Complainant, and
John owery and others, defendants.
On bill for Partition ana decree for sale.
Abraham Van Horn. solicitor
By virtue of a decree OF rhe Court of Chancery of
eth day Of July, A. D. 1897. directing o sale OF all
scrib-d in the said bill of COMPLAINT. and said
decree for sale. J, William G. z. See, Special Mas
ter in Chancery, shall sell at public vendue, TO the
highest bidders, on
WEDNESDAY. the FOURTEENTH day of SEP
TENDER. Eighteen Hundred and Min sfy two,
a. two O'Clock in the afternoon, upon tho prem
lses in such portions as TO me snail seem most
for the interest of the parties. all the following
lands and premises, being the same described in
said bill Of complaint and said decree for sale, to
witt
all that certain lot of land and prem
ises, situate and being In Jersey City,
HUDSON County and state of New Jersey,
known and distinguished on a map Of
property of Abijah Mann. Junior. made for him by
Joseph +. Bridges, July y, A. d.. 1877. and filed in
The office of the Clerk NOW R~e2ister) OF Hudson
County in the state of New Jersey. as lot mum
beted TWO hundred and sixty five C65) being on
Grand street as the same Is laid down and de-
scrfbed on said map. Including tina right of dover
of the defendant, Mary Lowery, in the said prem
ises, together with all and singular the hsredita-
me nts and appurtenances to the said pre- misses
belonging or in any wise appertaining.
Dated Jersey City, August L. 1892.
WILLIAM G. Z. sci
Si2 Special Master In ohancery of New Jersey.
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RED e

The cool evenings will soon be here
now, and the wigwams will soon be
thronRed with Indians. Already they
are sharpening their arrows, and getting
their wal paint in readiness for the
winter season. A great many of the
Indians in this reservation have a dis
like to work IN hot weather, aud the re-
suit has been that the council fire has
been slightly neglected. But now the
feathers Of the warriors aud braves are
taking on a business like color, aud soon
the wi2wams will be crowded with the
braves of the forest, and many Il, scalp
VIII be taken during the cuol evenings
coming.
Neguotatogne Tribe will be in full
swing in a Week or two. 10 visiting s.Tn-
diAns" this tribe furnishes excellent at
fractions. Its paraphernalia is one of the
finest III the State. ami It's work is nigh
perfection. SAchem j. j. Bagley will
make things lively as soou as he gets an
opportunity 10 do So, and all the braves
belonging to the tribe should attend.
The meeting night is every Wednesday
in the year. ana something interesting is
always on the tapis.
The twenfv-ffth REGULAR council of the
Great Council Of New York WAS held in
the hunting grounds Of Lake George on
the 9th, 10th aud 18th OF Sturgeon Moon.
Great Sachem James LocKhart presided
and Great I%ncohonee Donuelly made the
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-08-27
An Ordinance

FOR n RELIEF OF MARY G. M'BRIDE IN
= construction bay windows in building No. 325
Grove street, Jersey City.
The Mayor and Board Of street and Water Com
missiouerso of Jersey CITY for and on behalf of the
municipality Of said city do crdain as follows:
SECTION L
That Mary C. McBrido shall lie and she is hereby
granted permission to CONSTRUCT and maintain bay
windows IN building to be constructed and owned
by her. At No. So Grove street, which bay wind ows
may extend from the second story to the roof Of
said building. beyond the building line OF Grove
street., three feet, any ordinance to the contrary
Notwithstanding. The work TO be done under the
supervision of the Inspector OF Buildings.
Passed August ", 1892.
JOHN +. MADDEN,
President.
Approved August Is. i5ss.
Mayor.