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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-18

- Unio square BAPTIST Church, Bush
s~S st. bstwee1 Hyde and Larkin-l he pastor
Will preach al II a. NJ sun iay-sehool st l2:lo
p NJ The Young Peoples society OF Christian
Endeavor will meet At $50 Prayer-meet ny
on Wednesday evening st 80. Temper nee
meeting at 80 p. N. Addresses by DIR. George A.
Moore aud Professor s. Meads. RecitattOns
vocal and instrum emtaI music. All are Melcome. ]
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-18

E. H. BLACK. painter, ia EDDY street
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. GRANITE ST0NE-CUTTERS, 81 DAY; 8
- miners, 81 80 day: general blacksmith coun-
Try. $40; engraYer. 50 day: gardener ana COACH
man, $40; farmers, $50; COOK aud wife, private
family, $40; assistant. Tor bathhouse, hot springs
SIS and found drug clerk. $25: German boy for
store, So z. II. HANSEN s. Co. IL EearY. IL 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-18

~ Annual Meeting-Th- Regular An
tT~D nusa meeting OF the stockholders of the Bull
lion Mining Company Will b. held at the Office OF
the company. room 20. 1871 Pine ST.. San Francisco
Cal. on FL tuesday, the 18th day of Janu nv .
1898 at TIE hour OF = O'Clock NJ, for purpose
of electiBg board of director serve for the en-
suing year, and the transaction OF such Other bus
ness as may come before the meeting Transfer
BOOKS wiz close on Saturday January z, & -
O'Clock a. II. r. GRAYSON Secretsrv
onics-Boom 20. 33I Pine ST. san Francisco,
Cal IA IA
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(tHARLES L. WEBSTER & CO. WANT AGENTS
- who have sold encyclopedias. histories high.
class subscription books: they offer the best 81 D.
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-18

- Annual Meeting-Ihe Feguar n
R-S nusi meeting of the stockholders of the
could Curry Silver Mining Company will be held
at the onics OF the company. room 90, Nevada
Block. 309 Montgomery ST. San Francisco. CAL,
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF december, 1892, at
the hour OF O'Clock NJ for the purpose OF elect
Ing board OF trustees to serve for the ensuing
year and the transaction Of such other business as
may come before the meeting. Transfer-booss will
close on Friday, December I6. 1892, mt 3 O'Clock
p. N. [dei td ALFRED X. Ut RBRow sec
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EES9 Simpson Memo rial Methodist . pfs--
e~0 copal Church. cor. Hayes and buchanan sts-
Rev. A. Z. Hrst DID, pastor residence, 435 Bu
chznaB 81 }. Preaching 1t II a. M. ard 80 The
pastor VIII preach at both services. Subject the
morning: "Who Are Christians ?" For the even
Ing: The Patched Garment" Pastors Bible class
song service ana Sunday school ut IL 80 P NJ c.
II. Perkins superintendent. Epworth League service
at $3.50 NJ. The seats IN this church free
The public cordially invited TO all the services
Ushers In attendance. Prayer meeting Wednesd "
evening at 7:45. Chau tsuqua Circle. Monday at
7:45 .. NJ. det7 2ts
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- There Will BE n Rev ar M-etfnx
OF san Francisco Typographical Union No.
Il TO-DAY Sunday, December flS. In Laurel
Hall shies' building, - ofarreli si; at p n. All
members O. the union are requested TO be present
as buslnerS OF importance VIII come before the
meeting M JONES President
w Ii. BENoIsT, Secretary
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-12-18

~ Annual eeting-The Regular an
49, nual meeting OF the stock hO lders In the
ophlr Silver Mining Company viii be on wEDNES-
DAY, the 2ist day of December, A ID. 1891 az the
once OF the company. room 4. Nevada blo OK 500
Montgomery st. San Francisco, at the hour Of !
o'cloeG p. NJ. Transfer books will close on Satur.
dsy, the 18th day OF December A. D. 1892. at ~
O'clock NJ. Ide4 I'd r. i. HOLMES, Secretary
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~ First baptist Church. Eddy IT.. Bet

e-S Jones and Leayenworth-Rev.J !. q. A. Henry,
pastor, viii preach at IL A. ljeet. Conquer
by Love-" and al 80 p. NJ, topic, Another Jesus"
or 'Cheap John Religion" Suuday-schOoI at = 40
p. NJ. Young feopie's Society OF Christian Endeavor
al $50 p. n Tho evening sermon will be the
hrst OF a series on "Caricstures OF Christianity"
these services are open TO the pubic. Strangers
ar ~
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MALE HELP WANTED.

"A ANTED-PLAIN BARBER FOR AN INSTI-
tuition near city, will make S35 $40 month
also room, board and washing: apply cary: pruner
for orchard. S26 month"; daIryman, $50: farmers
mixers and others. AT w. d. EVER d CO.'S. 626
Clay st. deIS Dc
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ESP Calvary Presbyterian Church. Pow
s~S eli St. cor, GearY-Rev. T. c. Easton. DID.
pastor Rev. Dr. MIntou viii preach at IL a. NJ ana
80 P. NJ. Sabbath-school at 1890 p. NJ. strang rs
cordially invited.
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HEr.P wASTED-coNrrNUED.

CsTEADY DUNG MAN OF GOOD HABITS AND
- practical experience IN many lines OF work; as
earpentering. painting. wood turning. etc. az we'll
hard labor: willing to do anything respectable.
Please address Wiling. box IS, this Office. de16 st
YOUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION IN HOTEL
as dishwasher TO help In kitchen in hotel or
clearinghouse. Please Address ID. W., box "a.
this Office dei6 st
YOUNG MAN 25 WISHES SITUATION SOME
l. kind where can have privilege attending school
evenings; good references Address School, box
SO, Cali Branch Office dei6 ;t
COOK, FIRST-CLASS. WANTS SITUATION,
- city Address G. e.. 646 Natoma St del6 81
IA ANTED-A SITUATION AS CARPENTERS
" helper. Address :. SHIP, 25 Steuart. de16 81
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@ * TO Sl5 PER DAY AT HOME SELLING
w lightning platter and plating jewelry Watches
tableware. etc Plates the finest of jewelry good as
new. on all kinds OF metal with gold silver or
nickel No experience No capital. Every house
has goods needing plating. Fl. X. DELNo Il Co
Columbus, o. sals an I3f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
ADJUrAy1 Gryrsl1 Rrrcrs MACHINE GIN.

Chicago. Feb. II ~pccnD.-Adjntant General Recce'
Of Illinois IS the inventor u magazine nne Tor IN
fintry, which he hopes VIII displaee the Oh
enelcshot springfield life, now used IN that
branch Of the service. Thi, rifle j. mhi-
ncatlOn of the springfield, and Is Of the same
length and weight The magazine carries seven ROUNDS
and j, fed through the buttpiIc. TIL, rifle was pat
cnted eight wear, ago under the name of the Chaiee
Rc.ce magazine rnr. II favOuby received by
the ordnance Department at Washington. and an order
given 1000 of the rife, for experimental purposes
When received by the authorize, they were distributed
among varlou, infantry regiments in the West, ana
though the experiment generally considered sue
cc,, there wa, "a desire for dccccse In the ~libc Oi
in. cartridge n-cd. The difficulty be- overcome In
mi, Modification 10 3-callbfc would be Ia retain the
same weight. range and accuracy ~ rnc 0t slhIer
10 g. This difficulty the inventor believes he has sur
utDuued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
rur puoy0GRlPH AyD TIE prlF.

p,,,ir,o.o Fob Il-N the southern Homeopathic
Nca,cal college public demonstration was given yes
-. -, .no uses NJ the phonogIaph for the cure oi
dcafncss -, discovery made by DR.. IL. +. Gary pro
r [c,lor in the eye ana ear division of the college 'catel
at pnodograph with rubber tubes in their ear. were
,,u,,o. of r.rson, of both sexes An exposition OF
IN. prncpcs OF the treatment was gwen II i III.
massage Of those plrl Of the ear wch transmit ''"'
into the brain. The phono-Iaph pt"l''> '"'' ''''''
by giving continuous ana successive No'"''"' 1T
, ,,,a,at This il docs with certain degrees OF
,nd freoucncv according to the eNigenclcN 81
ho ,.c In lad case, "A series OF Intensified Shocks
~ tn rtc of one TO the second, /, produced against
the drum. H. cases OF not over five years standing
the vibrations are given with more frequency ana 'E,
rtc,.itv rho noises or thInp~ made dlc gwen bN
mean, Of deprcssions madt with SNl a, l@sltr i
Interval, I'm the wax surface ol thc phoiy-iaPhmu ~.
Iis ~ All n,,Ient. who under treatment for
desfnn at the college reported that they ar3 greatly
lnn fau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
FOR THE uryryG ENGINEERS, MEETING.

Baltimore, Feb. Il C>pecap.-rhc faculty Of Johns
IIopkin, University. the city authprite, and com
mittcc of citizens have arranged programme ot
entertainment for the member, Of the American Instl
tutc of Mining Engineers, which holds IT. twenty
second annual meeting In thi, City beginning next
Tuesday. the opening session address VIII be
made bv Navor Iatrobe. James ". Tyson. president
81 tho local committee; President Gilman, OF tho
Johns Iopku, University and by Che president 81 the
institute John Bcanbinc. GcDrse /. k1nz, Of New
york. Will read u paper on Mining of Gems r"l
ether Mineral, In ilungaria. Eohcmla AM Russia y
The university men hnvc prepared a handsome guide
book to De ributi among th" visitors s0uN mir
Tho uiogrumnc OF entertainment consists al Il ban
quet a Visit to the Government proving ground, al
Indian Head on the Potomac, ana hirbor cAcur'lol'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

Damage to the extent Of al0ut 100000 wa
worked by a fire which broke out shortly after II
o'clock yesterday morning In the hyestory furniture
factory building. Nos. jld and go East seventeenth
st occupied By Charles Lci>ch. Just how the lire
started 1, not known, but at the moment when the
street WIS well filed with the sunday crowd which
generally congregates about the nclghborhod ID lust
before noon, lmcs seen 10 burst from tie
first floor Of the biz building scattered ab )ut
thi- floor II lot OF varni,h. This prchy lgnled
and almost nsttaneously swept the names up u Tho
second noJr where In the centre OF the room two big
tanks NJ v,rnisb stood Before the nremen had
faiIy got 20 work on the flames. these tanks had taken
fire. and from that moment the building was doomed.
In something le., than an hour about $4,000 OF
stock had been destroyed. the dnage to Tie tsiins
Icin, cstrntad ut - 900. Next door 70 the bum
inc bnlldinr wa. a big tenement Duse. while on
The other ,ac Of the narrow street werr Goodwin S
tlmbervard and Calican's stable. CHEF Bonner found
II necessary IN Ind out three alarms, but fortunatcl
was able to condne the damage - the factory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
DEMANDS OF THE BALTIMORE'S MEN.
THEY FILE CLAIMS TO THE AMOUNT pf
81. .3O5 coo. AGAINST TuE CHILlAN
cow INMENr.

San Francisco, Feb II lSpeci'l).-F. AIleync
Orr an attorney Of this city, has sent to the H'a'e
Dpartmcnt the claims of the sailors of the cruiser
RaItmorc who were crippled or otherwise injured
bv the Chilians at Valparaiso. The claims are ac-
comnancd by aHidavits which rehearse the stories
told by the sailors at their examination al Mare
Island They amount to the astonishing 'otal
Of =. 900. John Hamilton leads the lst WIZ"
q demand for Sl5O,OO0 for stab wounds In the
buttock and right groin. He was frequently
stabbed by the police, and claims that there is
stiu . nortion of "A broken dagger IN MS
hodv Jeremiah Anderson, coalheaver, also wants
Sl5O 600 for two wounds in the back, ana u
bayonet wound in the lung. John McDriue' a'ia
William Lacey claim 100000 each Tor oau
wounds Three others demand $4,000 eacn' anu
other. sums ranging from $4,000 to S3o'ooo'
Mr.. Orr explains rather naiveiy the enormous
sums demanded by these men He says sup p
bose the Chilians give Mr. Blaine lump sum ;II III
~ 600 900 Then these wounded sailors WI, VIZ
come in for something handsome, ana we uo,l
want the coin to 90 back to Chill; There Is no no
use Of false mo1csty when you make ciaini o-
any Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

the House Joint resolution inviting senator Iil 10
visit the Capitol Of Mississippi and deliver speech
on any subject he may choose. on before the
day OF March. In conversation with the Associated
Press representative upon the subject Mr. Eurkett
said
regard Mr.. Hill as nearer in line with the reforms
demanded by our people than any other Eastern Demo
crat prominent enough De mentioned for the Presi
dency Alliance Democrats of Mississippi, ana nine
tenths Of the order are Democrats, Will support the
Democratic nominee whoever lie may be. Bdes. If
Iowa, Palmer, Of Illinois. would be acceptable to
Mississippi But for the gold standard views Of Rus
sell, Of Massachusetts, he would make an excellent
showing Ny individual preference. however is Hill
and Gray, because believe that TO he the strongest
ticket that could be presented by the Democratic
party"
\ poll OF the Mississippi Legislature some weeks asO
gave Cleveland the lead over the field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
WATCHING THE MAssIkIA CASES.
NEIGHBoRS COMPLAIN OF THEIR PROXIMTf-
TWO MORE VICTIMS.

TWO MORE VICTIMS
The spread OF typhus made no halt yes
terday Two new outbreaks OF the dis
case were reported by DR.. Blauvet
They were in No. 80 IIesterst. There are TWO
children who had come over on the Massiha VII"
their parents Russian Hebrews. They were taKeh
to the Reception Hospital
The parents Of the children tork quarters at NO
Ueserst. They moved the children from that place
on Friday and placed them 70 board with the solomon
family in lcster-st
,ntined In the houses AZ East Twelfihst ana NOD
Fs.exSt The Health officers begin to hope that they
have rot the upper hand Of the enemy, but uni the
neiod Of incubation has passed they cannot be sure
Of anything.
Another If the Mlssila's passengers, Angelina
Marchn was found at No. 33 Muberry-st. hnsh'
sholum and Joseph Wensein, the three children WHO
were taken away from No. ~ East rwelfth-st. late
on saturday night suffering from the disease, stu re-
manned Yesterday in the Reception Hospital, In East
ixeenth-s The people living in the neighborhood OK
the temporary pestOuse, No ~ East IWelfi-si'' "ro
loudly protesting asan, the presence OF the lniecea
nooDie Within half dozen doos Of the pesthouse v
Gnmmar school No. A.. Many hundeds of children
arr compelled each day to pass the house on their way
10 the school and their parents complain that they are
Inn, constantly exposed TO the danger OF inhcton
dopuation Of citizens. representing TIE best CLASS OF
resident, in the nj-g::borhood will to-day call upon
President Wilson, of the Health Board and enter for
NAL nofe,t against the continued presence of the Mas
>ia's passengers.
Another case OF smallpox di,:Overcd yesterday
at No. l45 sulIvan-,t. Rosa Mas>ero, twenty eight
nferlng from mild form of the disease aud was sent
TO North Brother Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
cr, HEP owy rHRoIr WITH 4 RAZOR

When Mrs, Murphy, who keeps boaIdng-hohSe at
yo ~, Third ave- went upstairs yesterday morn
ing to call Nil, Ellen Drscol one of her dodgers she
discovered the young woman lying on the noor. bleed
ING from terrible wound across her throat which had
been been inflicted with razor by the sri herself
Miss Drscoll unconscious out not ueau' ana 'h'
LII, ho,o, s,rmoncd called an ambulance and sent
bcr 40 rcIle,ue Hospital. At the hospital they say
that .bc viii surely die. Much blood has been LOST
and tho wound is deep and dangerous. Miss Drscoll
came from Providence, II. l.. six months ago for tle
purpo. of sudviug to be a manicure and expert hair
dresser in the Office Of Dr. Pray No o0 West Twenty
thxd-st The girl left young man In Providence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
RESULTS OF DEMOCRATIC CArCusEs.

Sinclairville. n. y. Feb 1.-two Assembly dis
trict Democratic conventions will be held here this
week, one by llill men on Monday the other by
Cleveland men on Wednesday. AT a Democratic eau
of the electors Of the town of Charlotte held YES
erday, r. j. Nestor introduced resolution instruct
ing the delegates &c attend the convention the 10Th
and no other. 1t was voted down by large ma
jonty, whcreupon the following delegates were chosen
TO the convention Wednesday: Obed Edson a. A.
Stevens, ST.. B. B. Lord, Ernest Gleason and c. IL.
Tugwe These all Cleveland men.
Albion, N ". Feb. 14.-Orleans County yesterday
elected delegates for Hill to the State Convention ana
passed resolutions ndorsing senator liills admins
Tation while Governor, and approving the acton OF
the state Committee in calling early convention.
Buffalo ~ " Feb. 14.-Reports from the town
of Erie County, far as received, Indicate
overwhelming majorities for Hill delegates Win ie"
exceptions making Eric County practically soud Tor
HILL In most districts the Cleveland men remained
away fl ON the caucuses altogether.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15

London Feb l4.-Eastbourne was to-day again INC
scene of disorder growing out Of the hostility con
tinually shown there to members OF the saNauo"
Army. The disturbance. However. was not nearly 81
marked as that OF two weeks ago The has'oo"i"o
police to-day dispersed the gathering hemDefS u o
army and prevented them frOn holding thelr Gus
,onarv Sunday services on the beach or playing on
their instruments in the s eets. But In spite OF inc
efforts Of the police there much disorder ana sew
eral fights occurred.
These unruly manifestations were witnessed Dy
thousands OF persons who had gathered prVDaDN VN
nact,ng IN see much more disorder than thcS lNtll'
,ritnessed The onlOokers Included the Dutc Oi I"IF
land and several Members OF the House OF 'ohn"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
4 cONGRESS OF IRf'HITECTS.

Chicago, Feb. i-lnvtaions will soon lie issued
to the leading architects of the world 10 attend the
Cong1cs, OF Architects De held at the Fair COM
niticc las been appointed by President Bonncy, OF
the Worlds Fair Auxiliary, to issue tIc invitations
d. H. Iurnham, chief Of construction, Is chairman OF
the committee. Others W. l.. Il. Jcnney archi-
tcct Of the Horticultural, and :. Bcmen architect
of The Mines building Robert Mclean l. secretary
e the committee The American Institute of Archl-
tcc,s h.l, appointed the following to cooperate with
the Chicago committee: Richard VI. liuat, New
Nork: &. +. Mcknl. New York, Danhmar Adlcr and
W l.. b. Jcnncy. Chicago: llcary Van Brunt, Kansas
Ciy Each 0f these members has designed one Of the
building, Of the Worlds air.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
SARAH ALTHEA TERRY DISAPPEdho'
POLICE LOOKING FOR THE INSANE WOMAN
FLEEING AT NIGHT.

POLICE LOOKING FOX 1Hf lNohHH
FLEEING AT NIGHT.
San Francisco. Feb IA tspeciaD D-Sarah Ai,nc"
Terry whose insanity first made pubic yes'ei"s
.rs.nt a uuict night last night under the lhhupn'o VI
strong opates. and this morning she seeiieu "'u."
stronger and calmer. She complains oi great hca' "
her head and though the night was raw sue i'i'''0s
in standing near an open window In her mgh'rooe o. o.
nourrd pitcher after pitcher Of cold wafer upo" " ~
head letting it fall in showers over her bodS' en-
said If made her feel better but the doctor wareu o'
that il would probably produce pneumonia 10 ~,
lur-s are affected She then dressed heTsei, anu 'ou
Mr. Culbcrth. with whom size has been s'aSis' ''.
She wanted a breath Of fresh air. but she pron.9e" '
to 60 beyond the block. lie was uhaD'Y " io -
ot orce not being fully dressed, ana by uic uiio e''
reached the street She had disappaied' ohe '' "
,vraps with her The police were Informed p', u,u "
for no trace of her has been found IL Is thouS"'
sho has gone TO friends in oakland or fIc'ho' i
friend, here had determined 70 make apph'a'o" -
morrow 10 have her committed 10 some aSS luii' "'
If NAV be that she overheard the talk on the sublec'
and fed She Is hOpeeaely insane on fpHtuallsin' anu
heeye, she Is in constant communication WIN the
-urt Of Judge Terry. who directs all her hctuis
>e also ancIr, she is mind reader ana she 1ears ~
i in trance aud will be killed by surgeons, as SIT
saws Washington Irving Bishop WIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
DENIAL OF TROUBLES IN Brazil.

Paris Feb. I4.-Colonei Zezcdello' tie newly A''
rointed Foreign Minister at Rio Janero. cables ths
the rumors Of ap impending revolt In BraAl are un
true since the restoration OF legal order IN No'em-
ler last the elements OF agitation have hal 10 eA
istence The different states organize 'her v" "
cov.rnmcnts without fear Of disorder resulting inc
t,t,, ouestion * in fair way OF settlement. NO
further issues viii be authorized. The Government
has no financial dflcultcs to contend "i'h' ana '''
obtained a vote Of confidence from Congress SENIOR
Iobo will become Minister Of the INTERIOR III pace ol
senior PereiIa who has resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
,,ocy RrBJAL or 4 WHITE CAP.

,,ordstown Feb. 14-Somc Of the villagers al
o.a,irc found what they thought was the body OF "a
mann dangling from tree opposite the depot carry
restcrday morning They at first thought II nie, 10
,no hodv OF Torrey. the alleged leader Of the "in'e
Ca,s VINO prosecuted the Rev. Mr. Dill. ioF "''''
tho discovery caused considerable eAct@mcn'. an
nnally JIM jenkins. laboIor' cut the oO'o''
Ii''i' - Learned that the supposed body was merely
n ~ origv Of rorey. The crowd dug s'"'0 anu
S,r,cd az the object amid considerable upip"r'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
THE EMPEROR GRANTS cHILD's REQUEST.

Nchison. Kan. Feb. l4.-Bernad J. schmii' a
,roilto.do farmer Of AtchsCn County, went To ter
many last November TO visit his old home lmmedi-
atey on his arrival he arrested for deserving from
he German army three years before. All enor's To
secure his release appeared to be frntless The ami
vr,ary Of the EmpcrOr's birthday came on January
- and on that day the Emperor received letter from
scbmid', daughter aged eleven years, living in this
country setting forth in childish manner the factS
I'm the case and begging for her fathers release The
Emperor was SO touched that he issued a pardon Tor
le desertcr. and he is now on his way nome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
4 WOLF DRIVE ~ KANSAS.

Girard Kaf. Feb. 1.-THE wolf drive, for which
preparations have been in progress for two months
took place yesterday At O'Clock IN the morning
ahout 1000 men surrounded section OF country
measuring ten miles square. With 1000 men on each
lido of the square there were 100 to the mile one
man TO about every fifty feet. The firing of Il cannon
was the signal ;or the final closing in The wolves
were not 10 be killed until they were rounded up in the
centre The chase began at O'Clock and as reSuls
twentv two wolves were killed. At O'Clock the
forces left the field feeling ubilant over their succe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-15
THE RRt-TALIrY IN TIE GERMAN ARMY.

gellin, Feb. 14.-Reports OF disciplinary h'e's''o'
bcinc taken against on-comnissioned military oice
charged with brutality being received from an
uarts of Germany. Offccrs declaIe, however "'"'
ibc harshness complained OF will never DC 'N'oi
minated from the army until the ibd rs i"'"
step IS abolished Attempts TO a''a'h pc'i'o'D"
,b. ornamental exercise result, 1t Is saiu, Ill H'
,,r There is plenty OF scope, 1t Is also sala
within the regulations for noicomilSSiO"eu oN'''"
in exercise extreme severity.