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A Canal Reanenaa

Health is largely dependent upon regular habit
OF body. The bowels act as RI important canal 20,
the carrying OF waste matter OF the system. They
together with the kidneys and pores are outief.
for debris whose presence is fatal to the boav..
weil-being. Hostctter's Stomach Bltters ia mn v,o
lent purgatlre, but a gentle laxative adm,ran,v
adapted to the wants OF the constlpated. Itnever
gripes and wrencnes the intestines as all drastic
cathartics do. but produces action akin to that
OF an effort OF nature. Biliousness. indigestion.
with their associate manifestation, costiyeness.
are speedily and completely remedied by this fine
Corrective which also CONG uers malaria sick head
ehe,kidney and rheumatic trouble, and checks
premature decay. Az
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TuIare.
THE MARIN COUNTY ROAD.
Decision Against the Directors Of San
Q1entin Prison

Decision Against the Directors of San
Qaentin Prison.
SAN RAFAEL, Nov. 10 The case of the
people of the State of California VS.. the
county of Marin was decided by Judge F.
N. Augellott in the Superior Court here
to-day in favor Of the defendants. The
matter involved was the right of way over
road that runs through the State grounds
at San Quentin. The road has been used as
a public highway for over thirty years, and
in August. 1891. by order of the State prison
directors, the road was closed by gate
District Attorney Coehrane, on behalf Of
the county Of Marin. had the gate pulled
down. The prison directors caused Attor-
ney-General II. IL. Hart to appeal to the
Supreme Court at Sacramento and had an
injunction served on the readmaster re-
straining him from again pulling down the
gate The action was commenced in the
Superior Court several months ago by At
torney- General IL. II. Hart on behalf of the
State and District Attorney Cochrance and
II. Wilkins on behalf OF the people. The
case will undoubtedly be appealed
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CROP REPORTS.
Returns of the Agricultural Bureau for
November.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. The monthly
crop report of the Bureau of Agriculture Is
as follows: The average yield for corn in
seven States Is, Ohio 20 bushels, Indiana
%. Illinois 25.8, Iowa %, Missouri 2S, Kansas
1888, Nebraska 2S.7. The average yield of
buckwheat Is 141 bushels per acre; in
New York 14.7, Pennsylvania 40, Wiseon-
sin 1876, Iowa 10.7. The yield of corn aver
ages In the November fetarns q. bushels
per acre and promises an aggregate produc1
tion of little more than zoe, 000.000 bushels.
while the other great bread grain. wheat.
by the returns Of last month, pointed to a
product, based on an investigation nearly
perfected, net exceeding 800. 000, 900 bushels,
with possibility of shrnkage in spring
and certainty of light weight.
In the Northern States the Atlantic
Coast crop ripeIied well. In the cotton
States it was injured somewhat by excessive
moisture. causing rot and mold, and IN
some districts it was shortened by drought.
from drying too rapidly. The yield is very
uneven, ranging from ten TO sixty bushels
per acre. In Indiana the product is in good
condition on early planted areas, and better
than was expected on late planting and in
view of the long continued drought. The
local yields are extremely variable. THERE'S
much complaint of the hghtness OF the ears
and looseness in the cob in Illinois, and
same variability in yield and quality. Else
where it is well dried out and unchanged
by drought Some was injured by being
cut and shocked too early. There is much
chaffy corn and the average weight will be
light.
In Iowa corn has ripened well. heavy
frosts being delayed till the last week of
October, bat the laie planted is shriveled
from the rapid drying of the immature ears.
Part OF the crop IS sound and good. and
portion very fight. The low lying areas
were damaged by the excessive moisture of
the early summer. The wet weather in the
I. spring and drought In the summer reduced
the quantity and quality in Missouri. The
average In Kansas was reduced by the low
yield Of seed corn. which. of course, Is In
cluded In the aggregate. In Nebraska corn
that was early planted ripened thoroughly.
Some of the latest planting was plowed up
/ and sown,to wheat. The variability of the
yield makes it difficult to fix tair average.
In the low places there was some injury
from frosts.
The estimated yield of potatoes is 81 BUSH
els per acre. tits 50 In Maine. 63 in New
York. 60 in Pennsylvania, 81 in Michigan,
20 in Minnesota. 81 in Iowa and AZ in Kan
sas. The crepi is almost everywhere light.
The tubers are small as rule and rOtting
considerably in New York and throughout
the West.
The yield of tobacco is less than last year.
the average being reported as 6S2 pounds
per acre OF all KINDS, against 74S last year.
The average yield of hay is LII tons per
acre, being nearly the same as In 1891.
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q Brewing Company Fails.

OTTAWA, Ill.,, Nov. 10-The La Sale
Brewing Company has failed; liabilities,
500, 600. assets. $4,000
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THE NEW CANAL SCHEME.
French Company to Attempt to Complete
the Panama Canal

PARIS, Nov. ION. Hielard, vice-presi-
dent of the Paris Chamber OF Commences,
entered into an agreement few months
ago with the lquidator of the Panama
Canal Company by which he undertook to
form company to continue the work on
the Panama canal in order to prevent the
lapsing Of the concession granted to the old
company by the Governmental Colombia.
The agreement was signed by the liquidator
OF the Panama Canal Company In July last
and will expire on September 81 1898.
richards organization of the company pro-
vIdes for a syndicate with a capital of
$50. 600, 600 francs, that Will take over all the
existing assets OF the old Panama Canal
Company, and the latter shall receive per
cent OF the new capital stock and one-half
n the net Dr0fts.
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AGAINST THE ANARCHISTS.
The French Government to Use
Vigorous Measures.
THE TAX ON SPIRITS SUSPENDED.
The ReFert Of the Budget Committee Shows a
Financial Deficit Of Several Million
Francs.
THE TAX On SPIRITS SUSPENDED.
Special to The MORNING Gail.

PARIS. Nov. 1o.-In the Chamber of Dep
uties to-day Prime Minister Loubet asked
that Wednesday be fixed as the day for dis
cussing the bill increasing the penalties
that may be inflicted on newspapers pub
fishing articles that incite to murder and
pillage. The request caused much excite
ment. the members Of the right accusing
the Government with weakness In regard TO
the Carmaux troubles and IN dealing with
the socialists. After heated debate the
request was agreed 10.
The spirit-tax bill came up, and Hotwith-
standing the opposition of RouvieJ, Minis
ter OF Finance, the Chamber decided by q
vote OF $40 TO AS TO suppress all state duties
ON wines, beer, etc. The report Of the
budget committee declared that the adop-
ton of such aniamendment entails a deficit
of SIS 600 600 francs
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A STOCKTON SCHEME

Proposed New Electric Railroads in San jos
quin County.
STOCKTON, Nov. 1o.-The owners of the
ele ,tric railway in this city, five local capt.
taIists, to-day formed two corporations to
engage in furnishing electric power and
light to the public and to run an electric
railroad from Stockton to Lodi and Wood
bridge. IN this county, and Wallace, in Cal
ayeras County, covering a dis trct of thirty
two miles. 1t Is proposed to locate a large
poweT-house near Lodi. which will be ope-
rated by water-power, and supply Stock ton
with electricity far ali uses and 10 operate
the railways.
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A YOUNG GIRLS CRIME.
She Obtains Goods From London Firms and
PRwns Them.


LONDON, New. 10.-Gwyneth Maude. a
girl Of Is. was arraigned in the Police Court
to-day on charge Of stealing sifv saIvers
and eaDdelabra from Sphinx & Son, jewell
ers. The girl was dressed in the height of
fashion and iadylike in appearance and ad-
dress. She resides with her mother In
swell house In HYDE Park Gate. The FAM
lily are widely related to aristoeratic fam
lilies, and the arrest of Gwyneth has caused
a decided sensation. The Spinks say that
after selecting salyers and candelabra she
ordered crests to be engraved upon them.
The orders were filed, and then by her
direction the articles were sent TO her resi-
dence. They were net paid for. but as soon
as Gwyneth received them she pawned
them. This is not the only charge against
the girl. The representative Of a fur COM
papy was In court and made charge
against her OF obtaining sealskin mantle.
jacket and muff without paying for them.
Ii Is thought that she obtained in this man.
ner goods valued at over $3.50. When she
was arrested she said, TITS my mothers
fault" The magistrate remanded her, re-
fusing 20 accept bail.
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Valley and Pilot Hill precincts give for
Observation-Disclosures 124l, Harrison ZIG.
Weaver 16; for Congressman-Cam
1907. Davis S57; for Senator-Mariin 1150.
Thorpe 1866; for Assemblyman-Raw II.
1879. Shippers 1885. The Democrats elected
their entire ticket with the exception of AS
ssmbiyman, and the remaining precincts
will likely swell the present Democratic
majoritles. ranging from 80 for Sheriff to
over 700 for District Attorney. Raw's ma
Iority will be reduced, but by not enough to
defeat him.
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Fatal Disaster in Morayia.

VIENNA, Nov. 10-A mill collapsed In
Orau. Moravis, yesterday shortly before the
hands were to leave for the night Almost
200 men were In the building at the time.
About fifty persons were caught in the
falling brick and broken timbers. Several
were rescued, but it is supposed that thirty
five OF forty were killed The dead bodies
OF twenty were recovered.
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STEAMERS DISABLED.
Two Atlantic Steamships Spoken in Grip
pied Condition.

htAahiiO DpVken Al o NAAP-
pied Condition.
QUEENSTOWN. Nov. 10. - The steamer
Tentonic arrived from New York to-day
and reports having spoken the National
Line steamer England, November 4, in As
dec. north and 90 deg. west. The Eng
lands engine was disabled and the engi-
neers were trying TO repair the damage.
The England signaled that no assistance
was needed.
LONDON, Nov. 10.-Incoming vessels con-
tinue 10 report very heavy weather The
effects Of the storm was particularly severe
on eattierships. The British steamer ORA
con, from Montreal, arrived at Aberdeen to-
day and reports a terrible voyage. She lost
lag head Of cattle. Captain Thompson and
his mate were badly injured.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Another ocean
steamer bound for this port has been passed
disabled at sea. The Red Star steamer
Pennland. which arrived this morning from
Antwerp reports having sighted the Neither
lands american steamer Zaandam at mid
night, November 8. off the Newfoundland
Banks, with her pist0n-rod broken. The
Zsandsm left Amsterdam October 90. and
carried no passengers.
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tariIy surrendered himself to-day to the
police. eonfessing that for number of
years he had been embezzling from the Rus
sian funds in his keeping. the affair has
caused a great sensation everywhere. as
RaindPs high position led many persons to
entrnst money to him. The amount of his
stealings is not yet known, but 1t is re-
ported that the deficit will amount to
SIS5OOO
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DEPRESSION IN ENGLAND.
Leading Statesmen Give Their Views on the
Principal Causes

LoNDoN. Nov. 1o.-Hon. Arthur j Bal
four has written letter In which he saws
that one of the most practical remedies for
the falling off in British exports will be 10
reform the currency in the direction of
bimetallism. joseph Chamberlain, writing
on the same subject, points out that the
condition is as bad in protected countries
as in England. from which he reasons In at
the causes afe not principally with the
tariff. The Duke of Portland, in letter TO
his tenants. announcing his intention to sell
his lands. does not hesitate TO say that the
depression i'm the agricultural industry Is
due 10 the free importation of agricultural
products.
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1solano.

VALLEJO. Nov. 1o--Complete Solano.
County returns give Harrison 2l5 majority
HilbOrn 100 ajoriiy and show the election
of Hoyt r. to the Senate. McCauiey ID. to
the Assembly, Henderson Il. Sheriff, VIII
lot d. Clerk, Wilson ID. Treasurer, Lamont
ID. District Attorney, Wooderson r. Audi
tor. Brown r. Recorder and Ttull ID.
Coroner. Democrats here are arranging
for iollifcation.
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statistics OF manufactures in the vario,,s
cities. the Census Bureau publishas tbe
following statement of totals under gene anI
h heads OF INQUIRY relating 10 Seattle: Num-
establishments, 253: canifai ca oo. -o Oh
hands I employed. 3613; wages paid, 60
e45. 2S9; cost Of materials used. "a az no
miseeiianeou. expenses, S484, 554: yalus ~
products. S9.2o7.1s population, 1851:
ASSESSED ass valuation, SSS, 1913 municipal
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THREATS OF ANARCHISTS.
Dynamite to Be Used to Destroy Public
Buildings.

Buildings.
PARIS, Nov. 10.-Anarehists continue to
send threatening letters to Baron Reille,
president Of the Carmaux Company. and
ReitZ, special cemmissary. Another explo-
sion of anarchistic origin was reported
late last night from Colombos, suburb of
Paris. Anarchists Constant and Martin
say they are delighted with the result OF
the explosion, which was perfectly splen-
did, success. They further say: I'VE
shall blow up all our enemies. None shall
be spared. Plenty more surprises are In
store"
LONDON. Nov. 10.-The Standards Paris
correspondent sends an interview had with
on Italian anarchist, who declared that the
anarchists would make no more attempts
10 blow up Inhabited houses, because they
always killed the wrong persons. Hence
forth they would confine operations to the
banks and town halls. He added that two
of his friends had just left Carmaux and
would be heard of before long.
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Cheated the Gallnw..

READING, Pa, Nov. 1o.--Murderer Keck,
VINO was to have been hanged to-day, was
.oubu aeao IN his cell shortly before the
aIlne sci Tor the execution. No traces OF
p ava,.,, were round, aud after post-murtem
Death was caused by nervous exhaustion. "''
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Lord Dunraven's Challenge.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-H. Maitland Jer-
sey, the American representative of Lord
Dunrayen, has received cabeTam saying
that Dunrayen's challenge for the Amer
ica cup In 1888 is coming through the mails
Dy the steamer Germauic. whchis due here
week from tomorrow.
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Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 1o-The. result of the
balloting yesterday shows that Sacramento
gave nearly 1000 majority against the ex-
tension of the sessions of the Legislature
This should be sufficient refutation of the
assertion SO often made by some persons
and papers of other places that this city
depends on the legislative sessions for its
sustananaa
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Irving as King Lear,

LONDON. Nov. 10.-The first production Of
'KIng Lear" with Henry Irving in the title
role was given az the Lyceum Theater this
evening. A most distinguished audience
was present. The staging. as usual at the
Lyceum, wassmagntfieeHt. Irving held the
audience spellbound from beginning to end,
and the fall of the curtain after each act
was the signal for an outburst OF applause.
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Confiagration in Maine Town.

RocKLAND, Me-, Nov. 10.-The business
portion OF Camden was visited this morning
py fire which destroyed a half million
dollars worth of property.
Thirty-fye buildings were consumed and
eighty business firms lost everything. The
loss is about two-thirds covered by ipsnr
ance.
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LATE CONGRESSIONAL RETURNS.
The Situation I'm tho Seven Districts nj
Midnight.
COUNTIES.

The Situation in the Seven Districts at
Midnight.
The returns from the Congressional dis
tricts given below are later than those to be
found in the tables, though they do not
change the result.
First Congressional District-Dagis r.
66o1. Geary ID. 12.1l7. This comprises the
returns from about one-half the precincts.
Second Congressional District-Dayis r..
1908. Caminetti ID. 1882. This comprises
329 precincts out of 45I.
Ihird Congressional District-196 out OF
236 precincts give Hillborn, r., l2l63; Eng
lish, ID, 1851; Lyon, Pop, 1880.
ruth Congressional District-There has
been no change In the returns
sixth Congressional Observation-Disclosures
from sel out OF 275 precincts give Lindiey
ID. 1854; Cannon d. and Pop. 2O,053.
Seventh Congressional Observation-Disclosures
from 1856 out OF 443 precincts give Bowers r.
1850, Welborn ID. 1862.
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CHICAGO. Nov. los A. Keap. thin
banker, who failed two years ago. is In Iif1
hculty again. He was indicted this after.
noon. by the Grand Jury on a charge ~
Ieloniously conceaIipg money from the de.
into custody. '""
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Bought by an English svnaicats

HARTFORD, Conn.,. Nov. 10-Negotia-
tfons for the purchase OF the Pratt & Whit
ney Fine Tool Works by an English syndi
cate have been practically completed. The
plant will be in the control of Erglishmen
chase are e. 300. 600
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smok.lsn, powder a su....

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1o.-The annual "a.
port OF the Naval Ordnance Bureau. soon 10
pe mace public, VIII show that a satisfactory
grace OF smokeless powder for all guns m
10 ,ne o-inch caIiber. and a high explosive.
called emmensite, of American fnssn.,,,'
and production. has been Obtained 'en''0n
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Fen though the face be not so fair,
And beauty may be all but flown,
Dear ladies, you need not despair,
III SoZoDoNT you make your own;
And brush your teeth aud mouth with skill
You'll fascinate and conGaer still
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A MURDERER's PUNISHMENT.

Sentenced to Long Term in San Quentin
Prison.
STOCKTON, Nov. 10.-Albert Dana, who
was convicted of killing John Wood last
May, was sentenced by Judge Smith to-day
to tiiirty-fve years In San Quentin. The
prisoner is 81 years OF age, and IL he is given
the usual credits he will serve tsventy.one
years. He killed Wood when the latter was
eieeting him from the kitchen of Woods
pnblic-house, neal the Taeetraek, becau ,e he
was talking TO Mrs. Wood
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She hstcheled the Tar and carded the
wool, and wove the linen, and spun the tow.
and made the clothes for her husband and
ten children. She made butter and cheese.
she dipped tallow candles, to light the house
at'night, and she cooked all the food for her
household by an open fire place end brick
oven. Yes; and when she was forty years Of
age, she was already am old lady whose best
days were over. Her shoulders were bent and
her joints enlarged by hard work. and she
wore spectaeies and q cap
Her great granddaughter, with ell the
modern conyeniences for comfort. refinement
and luxury, may be as charming and attract
i've at forty-ffve as at twenty Especially Is
this true II she preserves her health by the
use OF DR.. Pierce's Favorite Presentation.
which wards off all female ailments and ir-
regularlties, cures them IL they already exist.
keeps the life current heaithful and vigorous
and enables the woman of middle age to re-
tam the freshness of girlhoed upon brow and
cheek, the light OF youth In her eyes, and
its elasticity in her step.
Go TO your drug store, pay a dollar. get a
bottle and try it-try second, q third if nee
essary. Before the third ones been taken
you'll know that there's remedy to help you.
Then you'll keep on and cure'll come.
But If You shouldn't feel the help. should
be disappointed in the results = yonu find
q guarantee printed on the bottle-wrapper
thatil get your money back for you.
Can you ask morel
.Y,u2 ov aoo On
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An Express cempany,s garninp,

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-The board Of dlree-
tors OF the American Express Company To-
day declared dividend of So per share.
payable January 3. The transfer books will
close December 10 and reopen January 4.
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Starvation in southern Russis

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 10-The harvest
In Southern. Bessarabia has proved COM
plete failure. The inhabitants are with
out grain and the cattle are without fodder.
Much suffering is certain to result.
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The pshomsy Campaign Epd,d.

PARIS, Nov. 10. = The French have cap
tured Cana, near Abomey, the capital of
Dahomey, with the loss of sixteen killed
and thirty-two wounded. This practically
ends the campaign. Colonel Dodds has
been made general.
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Ccrnnral Tanner Annnintaa

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 10.-,Commander.in
Chief Weissert Of the Grand Army of the
Republic has appointed CORPORAL .Jamas
Tanner of Brooklyn Judge Advocate. This
COMPLETES the personal staff OF the Com
manGeT-in- Chief
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GUARDING AGAINST CHOLERA.
Federal Quarantine Restrictions to Be Rigidly
Enforced.

Enforced
WASHINGTON, Nov. -0.-In view Of the
still lingering possibility of a fresheutbreak
of cholera in European countries in the
early spring and the consequent danger of
its Introduction into the United States, the
officials of the Treasury Department are
determined to maintain the utmost vigil
ance in guarding our ports against the en-
trance of people or merchandise that might
possibly convey the germs of the epidemic.
TO this end immigration will be generally
discouraged, and tine provisions of the Pres
idents proclamation of September !, i'm
posing a.quarantine of twenty days on all
suspected Immigrants. will be vigorously
enforced. The transportation companies
have been given to understand this. The
department reserves the right to remove the
restriction in special eases calling for such
action. According 10 official construction
all aliens who come to this country for per-
manent residence are immigrants and will
be treated as such, regardless of whether
they travel in the cabin or the Storage.
Brewing Company Fails
OTTAWA, H., Nov. 10.-The La Sale
Brewing Company has failed; liabilities,
+ 300 600. assefss CS5O00
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A surfboat Carsizsd.

LONDON, Nov. 10.-A dispatch received
here states that while surfboat was taking
passengers ashore from a steamer at Jaffa
1t was eapized aud twelve of its oecopan IS
were drowned
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End of the Lad Trn.t

NEW YORK. Nov. 1O.-President Thomp-
son says that within the next two weeks the
accounts OF the old lead trust will be put i'm
the hands of the auditing committee and
finally wound up
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An La.,. Ciears

Al Lee was convicted In the United
States District Court yesterday of having
In his possession a small quantity of
unstamped cigars and was sentenced to pay
n fine of 500.