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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-04
Alameda.
Postmaster George sturtevant is /

Postmaster George Sturteyant Is i'll.
The proposed opening Of Buena Vista avenue
to Webster street fs again being agitatec
The case of Jesse S. Halstead, Charged with
criminal libel by w. II. Robinson. will bs called
for trial this morning in Judge Greeue's depart
ment.
The new rule requiring teachers In the public
schools TO reside IN the city Will take effect July
/. Principal c. j.. Bredenback lives In Berkeie
Mrs. North. Miss Minute Cohen and Mrs Burge
in San Francisco.
There Will be no appoiptment to the ONCE of
City Justice or the Peace by The Board OF Super
yisors. Notwithstanding tie decision OF Judge
Hensbaw that the office exists because the
Legislature raised the number OF inba bitants to
10000 and there are only about IL, 900 In this
city now.
Miss Title Ffomm. who was married on the
sea on Tuesday 10 Miguel Ketelson, Is well
known at the West End, where she has lived
sInce infancy. Her father Is a large property
owner and her mother Is dead. Mr. Fromm is
not displeased al his daughters marriage and
says that II tho parents Of the young husband
refuse to provide for them he will take them TO
his home. He accounts for the hasty marriage
because the young man thought that his Uncle
Julius, was DESTROYS Of suing for The young
Iady's hand and he was determined not TO let MS
uncle cut Elm Our.
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MAIL DELAYED.

Newspapers Detained for an Alleged Viola
tion u the Lottery Law.
PHOENIX. Ariz., March 3.-The edition of
this mornings Gazette was thrown ont of
the mail for the publication of an alleged
lottery advertisement. The item in aues
ton reads: 1.-THE prize piano at the Bee
hive store was won by Miss Nellie Long of
Tempe. The winning number, 1876. was
drawn by Miss Hattie Bronx" Later in
the day the Postmaster rescinded the order.
Warrants will be sworn out for the arrest OF
the Postmaster for the detention of the
paper. and the question will be fought out
in the courts.
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Damages Awarded.

VIsALIA, March Mrs. ID. T.. Healy to-
day obtained verdict in the Superior Court
for $1,000 against the Visaiia and Tulare
Railroad for injuries sustained on MAY 10.
1880. At a former trial 5000 was awarded.
AT the time of the accident the track was
flooded and the passengers were trans
ferred to a handcar, which jumped the track
and the lady sustained severe injuries from
which she has not recovered.
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SECOND ARREST.

Another Charge Against Jack Taylor, Ac-
cused of Arson at Gait.
SACRAMENTO. March 3-Jack Taylor.
whom George Crabtree is accused of hiring
to burn the Arcade stables and hotel 10
Calf, was released On bail this afternoon.
Frank Miller anu c. Z. Dillnau of D. O..
Mills bank are sureties in the sum of 5000
As soon as he was released Taylor was re-
arrested Gpon a charge of burning the
house of George D. Bates. Bates house
was burned al the time Mekinstry & An
graves barn was destroyed. Taylor's ex-
animation on the second charge was set for
next "wednesday. After his rearrest TAYLOR
said to District Attorney Ryan: {" You
would be surprised If l dug up another
5000 wouldn't YOU 90
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as Secretary. Among the delegates present
were: Judges Minor, Payne, Archer, Hon.
Miles p. OCon3or, L. Ellard Beans, James
A. Clayton. c. T. Park, e. o. Smith. Henry
Phelps. George n. Bowman, and many Of
the most representative citizens OF both
political parties. A platform was adopted
in which il was urged that only men OF in
tegrity and intelligence be chosen to Office
without regard to party preferences. The
following nominations were made: Mayor.
III. e. Sch:ling; Treasurer, j. f. Columbet
GncumbeDD; Chief of Police, II. A. de Lacy
Street Commissioner, Reuben Burdett,
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SMALL FARMS.

Large San Joaquin County Ranch Suhdivided
and Sold in Tracts.
STOCKTON. March 3-W. III. Mills of San
Francisco is expected to address public
meeting here on the 18th inst. under the
auspices of the Lodi Orchard Company ON
the subject Of cutting up large land hold
ings. Ross SargentS ranch of 1900 acres
was subdivided and sold this winter to
farmers and fruit raisers. The Lodi
Orchard Company took 1000 acres and will
sell off teu-acre tracts on ten years time,
without interest. More interest Is taken in
fruit culture this year than ever before.
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instantaneous.

Governor Colcord OF Nevada has ap-
pointed April j as the Arbor day for that
State.
Jonathan Sides, the well-known Indian
peacemaser OF Reao. while splitting wood
the other day cut off one OF his thumbs.
The managers of the Victoria banks have
given notice that United States silver coin
VII only be received at their institutions at
discount OF per cent.
Idaho Falls, Nampa and Grangeryille
have been decided upon by the Board of
kegents OF the Idaho State University as
locations for the three new agricultural
experiment stations for which Congress re-
Gently made appropriations.
Colonel L. =. Murray Of Salt Lake has
just returned TO that city after a two
months sojourn in the East, where he went
TO secure sufficient capital TO build the pro-
Jected railroad from Salt Lake to the Deep
Greek country. He claims to have been
successful ia his mission.
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Died In n Chair.

Mrs. Catherine Collins. wife of Bernard
Collins. the Noe Valley mllkman and poll
tician, died suddenly In rear house at lao
D0re street last evening
The deceased separated from her husban nd
year ago, aud on Friday went to live with
friends in the house where she died. She
was found dead in chair In the kitchen
MIS-. Collins was a native Of Ireland. Is
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ONE-SIDED FIGHT.
Six Rounds and Knockout Before Los
Angeles Club.

Angeles Clab
Los ANGELES, March Billy Maber
(Australian) knocked out Jimmy Lawson,
colored lightweight, in six rounds tonight
at the Pastime Club in this city. The
fight, which was for purse OF $500. was
very one-sided affair. Maber, who had the
advantage of height and reach. being alto
gether too clever for his opponent. Lawson
warded off his blows until he tired OF this,
aud a few OF haber's right drives over the
heart discouraged Lawson. and had not
Maber broken bone ia his left hand IN the
first round the fight would not have lasted
three rounds. George La Blanche and Will
lam Child (colored middle weight will fight
10 finish in the same club on March n.
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Policy of the Ystican

ROME, March 3.-The Vatican recently
sent instructions to Paris for the formation
OF Republican-Co Conservative party in the
Chamber Of Deputies TO act as the mouth
piece of the Vatican, in order to fight radi-
calism. When this fact came to the knowI-
edge OF representatives of the Vatican in
Austria, Germany and Portugal and Spain,
they requested an explanation of the Pope's
abandonment of his monarchical policy In
reply they were told the instructions would
only apply 10 France, and that the Vatican
did not intend 10 display hostility to the ex-
listing mOnarchies
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Famine Spreading in Hungary

VIENNA, March 3.-The famine in Arya.
the northern province of Hungary, is be-
coming more and more intense. Many
children have died of hunger in Mansezto
district Seventy-five cases of death from
starvation have been reported in two
months The peoples food consists of
hominy mixed with tree bark, or maize
mixed with chopped straw.
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Washington.

William Grayhand, a professional diver
residing at Ballard, is attempting to raise
o.000 japanese pressed brick valued at $50
thousand, which slid from scow into the
bay three months ago.
Charles Holmes, Spokane man out Of
work, craZed with hunger, jerked a whole
sheep from a peg in front OF butcher shop
and ran off with it on his back he was not
able to travel very fast however. and was
speedily overtaken and turned over to an
officer.
The increased traffic in the Northern Pa
cifc has rendered another transcontinenfal
train necessary and one Will be put on April
1st The company is anxious to get up
into Vancouver, Il. c.. and it Is reported at
Spokane that a corps of surveyors are now
running line from Snmas 10 the Frazer
River, five miles above New Westminster.
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Inspection Of Russian Emigrauts.

HAMBURG, March 3. = The Hamburg
American Company, in Conjunction with
the Prussian authorities. has arranged that
all Russian enigrants intending to proceed
TO the United States in Hamburg American
steamers. shall be inspected by experienced
doctors before entering Prussia Those sus-
peeled Of being infected with typhus fever
or other diseases will not be allowed to en-
ter the country
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QUESTION OF TITLE.

Organization Of an Association to Fight a
Big Land Grant Claim.
PHOENIX, Ariz., March 3-The residents
Of Nogales and settlers In the vicinity have
organized a protective association TO fight
the Cameen grant title, which embraces
about Is 900 acres on the American side Of
the line, including the town of Nogales.
The question Of the title nf grant claimants
will come UP before the Land Court shortly
and viii be bitterly contested on both sides.
The Cameon grant includes also the Next
can town of Nogales and djacent territory,
which was recently confirmed by President
DiaZ of Mexico. Both sides are now repre-
scented by legal assistants i'm Washington
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Custom-house Investigation.

PHOENIX, AriZ, March "a special dis
patch TO the Republican says: An investi-
CATION of the Nogales Custom house is no W
being made under direction of Treasury
Agent l.. C. Irvine. Charges have been
made of the manipulation of ores on the
part OF Collector Christ and wholesale
transactions of doubtful character.
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THE BASEB ALL FIELD.
Board Of National Control Organized aud
echeduls of Games Adopted.

NEW YORK, March 3-The National
Board. as the Board of Control is now
called, organized. Byrne being elected Presi-
dent aud Young Secretary and Treasurer.
Phelps is the other member. The magnates
meet again in November.
This afternoon a schedule was adopted.
The championship season is divided into
Two divisions In consequence Of the in
creased number of clubs in the new organi-
cation. Each division contains seventy
seven games. The first will be played from
April IL to July ID; second. July Is TO
October 10. The winners of each series
viii play together at the end of the season
for the championship
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Fatal Accident to a Minor.

JACKSON. March 3.-Luigi Gianbruno, an
Italian niner. aged Sc years, fell down a
shaft at the Kennedy mine yesterday and
was instantly killed. In trying to step
across the mouth OF the shaft he missed his
footing and fell 30 feet The body was
mangled beyond receg Bltion. He leaves q
widow and child
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Walking Across the Continent.

RENO, New, March 81. Edwin Smith,
the man who has undertaken to walk across
the continent in 10 days. arrived here yes
terday at o'clock and left this morning at
o'clock. He complains of his ankles hurt
ing him. but otherwise he is as fresh as the
day he left San Francisco.
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Their of,c.rs In.t.lI.a.

AT meeting Of the st. Francis Beney-
olent Association held last evening on the
corner of Fifteenth and Mission streets, the
following officers elected for the ensuing
year were installed in their seats: Presi-
dent, Daniel Driscoil; Vice-Presidsnt
Michael Buckley; Treasurer, william
Walsh tre-elected); Recording Secretarv
John King (re-elected); Financial Sccretary''
c. A Driscoll
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PROHIBITION ENFORCED.
The ssco.d Conviction Under the Suite

The Secoad Conviction Under the Suffer
County Liquor Ordinance
YUBA CITY, March 3.-The jury In the
case Of DIR. Noble arrested for selling liquor
in violation of the prohibition ordinance,
found him guilty late last night after an
exciting trial OF three days before Justice
Rogers. Sentence was suspended until
Tomorrow, when the case will probably be
carried TO a higher court. This is the second
conviction in the county since the ordinance
has been in force. The w. C. T. u. has
standing reward Of $3.50 for information
leading to the conviction Of any one vio.at-
ing the ordinance.
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A Collector Arrested.

CHICAGO. March 8 = Town Collector
Jacob Linheimer was indicted to-day and
capias issued for his arrest. The charge
IL that he has been holding back from the
city treasury taxes collected aggregating
an immense amount. 10 order to draw in
perest on the money!
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Rerke1eU.

The FIRST assessment OF $40 per share on the
subscribed capital OF the new commercial and
savings banks Is being collected by Cashier
Naylor.
Professor Joseph lie Conte writes from New
York TO friends hero that I've IS about TO sail for
Europe he expresses himself rs having en- loved
to tho fullest extent his trip In the South and his
stay al his Old Southern home. He will return 10
Berkeley about September II.
An ordinance will be- Introduced at the next
meeting vi the Town Trustees 10 change the
name OF Cboate street 10 Humboldt avenue.
Humboldt avenue is the extension Of Telegraph
avenue from Temescal To Berkeley and Cboate
street Is the extension OF HHmboidt avenue from
Dwight way TO the university grounds en,rance
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QUESTION OF SANITY.
Action to Recover the Insurance on the Late
of thu Late ]. D. Fiske.

FRESNO, March 3.-Tbe suit of Mrs. A.
j. Fske MRS. T. c. Marceau) against the
Travellers Insurance Company for $4,000
on the life Of her late husband. ). ID. Fiske.
Is on trial in the Superior Court The re-
suit OF the suit hinges oil the sanity of John
Stillmap. who killed Fiske The defend
ant claims that Stillman willfuIly ant! know
ingly killed Fiske. If the plaintiff can
prove Stillman to have been insane, his
responsibility will have been established
and judgment must be given for the plain
till. The testimony so far Is to the effect
that SIlllmsn was insane at the time he
killed Tiske
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Tine Presidio Exten.ion.

Workmen are engaged Mt both ends NJ
the extension of the Union-street cahie
line. At the eastern end they are connect
Ing the old track with the new, while nt The
Presidio end thew are at work on curves
and at laying Belgian blocks between tss
rails. 1t Is thought that the cars will he
running on the extension inside Of six weeks,
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King George A,xiou, to abd;c,t.

VIENNA, March 3.-An Austrian ne VS.
paper hints that King George of Greece.
who some time ago desired to abdicate and
made no secret Of his WISH has adopted the
present course of an apparently high
handed overriding of the popular will as
a line OF conduct more likely to hasten his
withdrawal from the reign of the Hellenes,
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in the Webster-street bridge accident in
Oakland about two years ago. was begun
before jury. Roberts and Mrs. Slesser
were the only witnesses called. He testi-
ned TO the way in which the accident hap
pened, and she to the length OF his bed
ia Stness
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Shooting Match.

CHICAGO. March sc. w. Budd of Dss
Mones to-day defeated Champion E. 3.
Tulford of Philadelphia in shooting match
for 500 side. The conditions were 100
birds each. American Association rules.
Budd killed % and 1ulford 81.
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STOLE HER HAIR.
A Young Girl Bound. Gagged and Robbed
by Tramp.

by a Tramp.
A ScotIdaie (Pa.) special.
During the absence of John Robinson, a
farmer. and all his family but Daisy Kaine.
ffteen-year-old niece, an unknown tramp
entered the house and asked for something
to eat. While the young girl was prepar-
lug the meal. the tramp seized her from be-
hind and bound and gagged her. He then
searched the house, but finding nothing of
value, demanded that the girl show him
where the money was secreted. Upon her
refusal, ne drew large knife and cut her
hair braids close 10 the head. With the re-
mark that that was what she got for her
impudence, he left the house. When the
family returned the girl was still bound
and gagged.
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Tho World's Hai,

CHICAGO. March Sin spite of the i'm
mensity of the building provided for the art
display at the Worlds Fair il has been
found necessary TO enlarge it. Chief Ives
said to-day that two foreign nations alone
have asked for as much space as the great
building affords.
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The Visalia Rainmaker.

VfsALIA. March 3-Frank Baker. our
local ranmaker, has called a meeting of
farmers for March 10 to raise 5000 to pay
him for causing one inch of rainfall in
April. He has been offered $40, 90 for his
method II he is successful then.
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West Oakland.

A case that has interested physicians consider.
ably has been that OF III. Manning, a railroad
empioye. who was taken a few days ago with
blood poisoning in The tongue. The case devel-
Oped very rapidiy, and in twenty four hours his
tongue had so swollen that Il became dificuit Tor
the patient 10 breathe aud he was In danger of
strangulation. Physicians were summoned aud
an operation performed. giving temporary relief
Congestion of the hugs and Kidneys shortly fol-
lowed and finally settled into an aggravated
form OF pneumonia. from which he Is now suffer-
in
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Press caneorsbir in psr1;n

BERLIN, March 3.-The entire issue of
the Frankfurter Zeitung Of March l has
been confiscated on charge of high treason.
The charge Is basel on an editorial headed
drowned Words. which appeared in that
paper that day, and which had reference to
the Emperor's Brandenburg speech.
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A OITlzENs' TICKET.
An Independent Municipal Convention Held
af Gan Inra

SAN JOSE, March 3.-The Citizens Con-
vention. composed OF many prominent citi-
zens OF this city, opposed to 'sboss and ring
Tuie. met To-Day to nominate ticket for
the county municipal election. Hon. C. II.
hyland presided. aud E. w. Clayton acted
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Bad State OF Affairs.

:. Among the reports in connection with the
;. suspension was that the bank. had only
>. $4,000 cash on band at The time Of sug-
pension. sum enormously less than the
: last quarterly statement showed: also that
II received large deposits during the very
last. hours 1t Was open on the day RE-
yious TO suspension. The report that affairs
. were in a very mnddled state was strength
eDed on the 9th nlt, when word WAS re-
'ceiyed from Comptroller Lacy at Washing
ton that the bank wonld noi BE- allowed to
?. resume. An attachment on a suit for SSi44
was fled by Receiver Pauly on that day
against the San Diego sun o8 note held
e by the California National Bank. Walter
e. Smith. formerly proprietor of the Sun
and Tor along time its editor, was appointed
temporary rsceiyer, and an attachment for
$4,000 was also filed by the receiver of the
bank against the real estate of the San
Diego Cableroad Company.
Cpnaectfon With Other Banks.
Collins is reported to have been called
many years ago to Cheyenne by NJ. e. Post
from his Pennsylvania home to enter Posts
Bank. The latter was elected 10 Congress
in $780, and in his absence Collins is said TO
have run the bank In his own interest, and
on Posts return demanded partnership.
On being refused he founded another bank
and subsequently circulated reports reflect
Ing OH Posts Bank, thereby causing run
which broke ii. 1t is now ascertained both
Collins and Dare came to San Diego with
comparatively little money.
Receiver Panty has received orders to
push the collections for the California Bank
1t is expected that a receiver will be APP
pointed in day or two for the savings
bank. Attorney General Hart said to-day
that the savings bank had but S625 in cash.
but the books showed S227 900.
Organization Of fhe Bank.
Soon after Mr.. Collins came to San Diego
5he California National WAS organized.
peculiar fact in relation to the building oc-
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NOT Guilty.

SANTA Rosa, March Sc. c. p. Sears.
accused of the marder OF man named
John Reibii IA Son0m,, was acquitted by
a jury on the first ballot to-day.
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Not the Man.

NAPA. March "a dispatch was re-
ceived here to-day from Sheriff Mckenzie
at Ukiah stating that Captain Greenwood
said the man Martin. the suspected muir
dereT Of Mrs. Greenwood, was not the man.