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The morning call., 1892-04-03
INSPECTING THE ASYLUMS.
Governor Markham Visits the New Mendo-
cino State Buildings

emo state Buildings.
UKIAH, April 2.-Governor Markham and
party arrived to-day at 2:30 o'clock by
special train. The party consisted of the
following persons: Governor Markham and
wife. Lieutenant Colonels r. d. LaidIaw,
j. ID. Young and j. f. Burgin of the Gov
ernor'S staff. Con OConnor and DR.. n
Gardner. directors of the Mendocino State
Asylum; Judge 0verton Of Santa Rosa,
Hon. A. Yell of San Francisco, Ii. G. Whit
ing, manager Of the San Francisco and
North Pacific Railroad; Captain ID. A.
Smith, adjutant of the Fifth Infantry, Sem
ator j. w. Ragsdale, Witcher Jones, Will
lam O'Connor. Major George Tirrell and
DIR. A. Nj. Gardner of the Napa Insane
Asylum. The party were Immediately after
lunch driven out on tour Of inspection to
the Mend0cino State Asylum now IN course
Of construction, which is situated three
miles from Ukiah. Although tho day was
cold and windy aud light rain was falling,
they report having had a pleasant time.
On returning they took dinner at the Grand
Hotel, and were serenaded in the evening
by the Ukiah Silver Band. The Governor
and others made short speeches. He ex-
pressed himself as being we'll satisfied with
the work going on at the asylum. and thinks
no finer site could be found for such an in
stitutioD. The party will stay in Ukiah to-
night aud leave for San Francisco t0-mor-
row. The directors of the asylum together
with the Governor, who is an eX-officio M en-
Der, held a meeting at the rooms of T. l..
Carothers. president OF the board of direc-
tors, this evening
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SHOT A SHERIFF..

Atte mpt to Arrest Two Arkansas Murderers
Successfully Resisted.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Arril 2.-The assassin
alton of Charles Austin, negro, near FL
Dorado, Union County, Tuesday night, has
resulted in pursuit and the shooting of a
Deputy Sheriff. Deputy Sheriff Henry
Womble and the posse who were sent in
search of Evans and Heyman, the two
white men charged with the crime, over
took them and demanded their surrender.
They answered the demand iwith a volley.
One shot struck Womble just above the left
hip Joint, inflicting very painful wound.
The Sheriff, with posse from this place,
has started for the scene of the trouble, and
1T is reported fully 100 men well armed are
on the trail
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Mckinley ON thu Issre

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. April 2.-Governor
Mckinley of Ohio says he thinks that Har-
rison will be ren0minated by the Repub-
licaEs and Cleveland by the Democrats.
"Will the silver issue enter into the conf
Ing campaign?"
Il do not very we'll see how that can be
kept out. With the majority of the Demo-
cratic party in favor of the free coinage OF
silver, as evidenced by the vote In the
House Of Representatives. ard the Repub-
licans united for good dollar, should say
it would be good ISSUE"
The morning call., 1892-04-03
Banker MAIDS Mnrdsr

ST. PAUL, Mmn., April AT Waupa,
Wis, late last night the Grand Jury. which
has for three weeks been investigating the
Mead murder mystery, returned indictments
against Assemblyman Fred Lea of Paupac,
and Saloon-keeper Sam Price and Ed Sorn-
son OF Tacoma, Wash. Banker Mead was
shot dead In his bank one night in Novem-
Der, 1882, and his safe was robbed of $40, 600
In cash aud many securities. A Stevens
Point man Is said TO have been indicted for
disposing Of the stolen bonds.
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NO MORE INDICTMENTS.
Chicago Roodl, Grand Jury Closes With a
Stormy Session.


CHICAGO, April 2.-The Doodle inyestiga-
ton, which has caused such a stir among
all politicians, ended to-day. A recon-
mendation by the Grand Jury was made
looking to continuance of the inquiry by
q specially chosen body; but whether this
will be done seemed this afternoon rather
problemsticsl. The final session was a
stormy one. The Grand Jury voted not to
resciud the indictments against Alderman
Daniel O'Brien, one Of the alleged boodlers,
against whom the evidence Is said to be
tmsy. Six members of the Grand Jury
favored resembling the indictment Alder
men Michaelson. Boulder. Goshlin and
German declared that the accusations were
based on mere hearsay. General Lieb, the
foreman of the Grand jury, violently as
sailed his dissenting associates. hiating that
they, too. were corrupt. This was warmly
resented, and for time the session seemed
likely to end in n rough-and-tumblef fight.
Under the indictments only one of the 10
snspecied officials - Alderman William
O'Brien-must necessarily go to the peni-
tentiary ii found guilty. The others. even
II convicted, may escape with fine.
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PORTLAND POLITICS.
The Republicans Of Multnomah County, Ore
gor, Make Their Ticket.

PORTLAND, Oregon, April 2-The Repub-
lican County Convention of Multnomah
County met to-day and nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: Sheriff. Colonel o. Summers
Clerk of Circuit Court, Waiter Reed; Clerk
of County Court. j. C. Powell; Re-
corder. w. F. Matthews; Assessor, L.. III =.
Maxwell; Surveyor, r. S. Greenleaf; Su-
perintendent OF Schools, j. Fl. Ackerman
Coroner, Edward Holman: State Senator'S
II. Z. MeGinn. o. n. Denny. Benjamin
Selling and F. A. Bancroft; Representa-
tives-W. z. Ready. o. F. Paxton. a. B.
Manley, II. +. GuIlixsop, w. r. Bishop,
ii. III. Northrup. S. +. Scott and George T.
Myers. There were also elected 43 delegates
to the State Conventions
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A Philadelphia Bank cloasd.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-Shortly 9. before
noon to-day Bank Examiner Krumbbar
suspended the business Of the Mutual Bank
Surety, Trus. and Safety Deposit at 1917
Arch street pending an investigation of its
books and accounts. The company's officers
refuse information as to the nature of the
trouble. The capital OF the concern Is
81, 600, of which il is said 100000 has
been paid and second S100, 900 called. The
president is ID. n. Pancost. MD.
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An Infected Atlantic Steamer

New YORK, April 2.-Tbe Italian steam
ship Massillia. which brought the typhus
plague to this port last February. has again
arrived here with list Of thirty-three
Italian and Russian steerage passengers.
She has been making the voyage from
Italian ports since March 10. The YES
sci was detained at quarantine and will be
until thorough inspection can be made Of
all her passengers. The number of passen-
gers that she carries is very large fer the
sanitary conditions of the steerage.
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Samoa unsettled

SYDNEY, n. S. W., April 2.-Advices Just
received here from Samoa are to the effect
that the Samoans are still disturbed, and
the Mataafaites continue TO be troublesome.
The novelist, Robert Louis Stevenson, pre-
sided at recent public meeting, at which
various changes in the Berlin Treaty affect
Ing Samoa were suggested, including an iny
crease of the ad-valorem duties on general
merchandise to 10 per cent.
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Western Union Will Appeal.

New YORK, April 2.-The Wall Street
Journals Washington special says: "The
opinion is expressed In Supreme Court cir
cles that the Western Union win appeal
from the decision OF Justice Brewer setting
aside the contract OF that company and the
Union Pacific. In ordinary cases this would
involve delay In the final decision of four
or five years. but. being a Government case, it
Will be advanced. and the decision will be
reached at the next term Of the court
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Three Notorious Desperadees Flee Into
Arizona, Holly Pursued.
NARROW ESCAPE OF RAILWAY OFFICER
New Placer Mines Discovered Oregon Republicans
and Nevada Democrats Held Conventions.
Safe Cracked in Sacramento.
Special 10 THE MORNING CALL

PHOENIX, Ariz, April 2. A telegram to
the Sheriff's Office announces the escape of
three rustlers, Red Owen, Sandy McFarlane
and man named Mckinzie, from the Mex
lean authorities across the Arizona line.
Deputy Sheriff Baca of Grant County. n.
Mex, ia In pursuit The escaped parties
are all-round bad men. and are wanted
especially for shooting scrape at Pyramid.
near Lordsburg. They camped one night
ahead of the Sheriff's posse at place called
Horseshoe, but managed to cross the Ari-
Zona line ahead Of the pursuing party.
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MARGARET MONTAGUE.
An Artist ocratic Prisoner Is Indicted for Kill.
ing Her Daughter.

DUBLIN. April 2.-The Grand Jury to
which the case of Mrs. Margaret NJ ontague
was charged from Colraine, Londonderry
County. to-day returned true bill OF man
slaughter against the prisoner for killing
her three-year-old daughter. Helen. 1t also
returned true bill charging her with will
fully Ill-ireating Austin, Walter and Gilbert,
her three young sons. Mrs. Montague Is
the daughter-in-law OF Lord Montague
Helen Montague, having committed some
trfling wrong, was punished by having her
hands tied behind her back and then being
fastened to ring OF q wall In dark room.
The little girl got the string fastened in
seine way about her neck ard 1t choked her
To death,
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CROSSING FROM CANADA.
Large Numbers Ct Chinese Coming Into the
United States Illegally

tHlteu ctaLes AleR6iIJ
NEW YORK, April 2.-MsjOr E. c. Van
Kirk, the special inspector Of the Special
Agents Department Of the Treasury, is In
the city to-day. He is stationed at Platts-
burg. He said that great many Chinese
laborers have eyaded the officers and cross
over into this country from Canada through
Vermont and New York. Tie border
through those States is not marked by
rivers, but is an unbroken stretch of land
But we manage TO capture some OF the
Chinese and send them back. The Canadians
are TO blame for the large number OF Chinese
who are trying to get into the United States
In violation of the exclusion act. just as
soon as a Chinaman lands in Canada and
pays his $50 per capita tax he can become
naturalized. The result Is that many be-
come citizens of Canada merely to get Into
this country. but we keep them out, because
il Is clearly an attempt to evade our law"
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Oregon Woolen-Wcrker. st,;rs

OREGON CITY, Or, April 2.-An the en-
plOyes of the Oregon City Woolen-milIs
joiaed the weavers this morning in their
strike, making total of 25O men out Both
sides were in consultation to-day, but NO
adjustment has been reached. The weavers
struck yesterday ON account of an obiec-
t0nable foreman.
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ern Mexico and adjacent territory of tbs
United States. A great many geld-seekers
are reported as going into the country.
There Is very little water in this region and
water Is also scarce along the roads leading
to the placers, and numerous hardships ara
reported from prospectors going in.
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Southern Pacific Extension.

SAN LUIS OBIsPo. April 2-It is stated
positively that large force of men will be
put to work by the Southern Pacific Com
pany on their uncompleted work In this
county by the 18Th inst. The preparatory
work. which includes massive granite dams
and culverts. will be finished by that time
and the contractors at work in the wagon
road are being urged ahead by the COM
many
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Murdered His Mother.

HoUsToN, Tex, April 2.-Yesterday Wal
ter Z. Shaw was arrested and charged with
the murder Of his mother. Mrs. Anna Shaw,
and his aunt, Mrs. Belle Johnson. He was
told by the Sheriff that a man was looking
into the window of the house and saw him
kill them. He replied that il that was the
case there was no longer any use Of denying
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Strike in carneeie's N il.

PFTTsBURG. Pa, April 2.-The 200 men
employed in the axle department of Car
negie's mill as blacksmiths struck against a
reduction of wages.
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THE LEIGHTON MURDER.


Preliminary Examination Begun Yesterday
and Continued Till To-Morrow.
SPOKANE, Wash, Alril q = Great
crowds attended the preliminary hearing of
the gambler Al G. Leighton. charged with
the murder Of his mistress. The evidence
showed that instead Of trying TO drown HIM
self he had been discovered sitting on a
boom at 2 O'clock in the morning crying out
to be rescued, although he could have read
lily walked out The general drift of the
of suicide will be maintained. A leading
criminal lawyer is defending the faro-dealer.
The hearing was continued until Monday.
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A Sacramento Safe Cracked.

SACRAMENTO, April 2.-The safe In the
oftce o. the Pioneer Box Company, at Front
and NJ streets, was broken open last night.
or at an early hour this morning. and rifIed.
Inc iron box contained S18 6J in coin aud
TWO small drawers. in which there were
three building and loan association books.
deeds. mortgages, notes. etc:
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The Guelph Fund Bill Passed.

BERLIN. April 2.-The Lower House of
the Prussian Diet has passed the Guelph
fund bill, which provides for the removal of
the sequestra tion placed upon the property
OF the late King George OF Hanover and al
lows the property being turned over TO the
Duke Of Cumberland.
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Alabama State Alliance Conveution.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. April 2.-President
Adams Of the State Alliance has Issued a
call for the State convention cf all labor or
CARNATIONS to meet here May 80 to con-
slider platform for adoption at st. Louis
The call is dated only 10 days prior to the
Democratic State convention and the con-
ference Is expected to have an important
bearing one way or the othor on State poll
ties. The Alabama delegation to ST. Louis
did not join the third party movement and
the Alabama conference was not called in
that interest,
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Crimea from Baltimore, March 6. passed
Prawle Point this morning. Sha signaled
that the British steamer Maine, Captain
Brown. from New Orleans, March /, for
Liverpool, had been burned at sea. No fur
and will not be until the Crimea arrives at
Calais. The Maine was vessel OF 1913
tons.
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Police Officials Seored

New YORK, April 2.-The Grand Jury.
which has been investigating the evidence
presented by Rev. DR.. Parkhurst and his
agents as to the existence Of gambling and
dis0rderly houses, and a general violation
OF the excise laws, brought in present
ment yesterday afternoon which scored the
police officials severely, and Ia plain words
charged them with corruption.
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Profits Of the Sugar Trust.

NEW YORK, April "a very prominent
Boston fnancier, who is in close touch with
the American Sugar Refinery people, says
he believes that the trust will earn during
the present year $4,000 coo TO S25 o00, 600,
and thinks that dividend upon common
stock will be increased unless ii is feared
seutinantO
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MUST BE ASSESSED.


Arizona Mining Claims Are Subject to Taxa
tion Under the Laws.
PHGNIX, Ariz, April 2.-Hon. William
Herring, Attorney General of Arizona. has
rendered an important opinion, which
settles question which has caused much
confusion and difficulty in this Territory.
1t is addressed to Hon. Thomas Hughes,
Territorial Auditor. and is in response to
his inquiry whether mining claims should
be included in assessment lists. The
reply is that mining claims. like other
property, must be valued by the Assessor
County Assessors have no alternative but
to include mining claims in their assess
ment returns TO the Supervisors of their
respective counties.
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CUyIcURA whenever can Iwould be pleased
any and talk them Of the good it has dons
my boy. MRS. CYRUS PRoSCH.
CoyteSville, Fort Les 7. o.. y. j.
n. B.-My husband president OF tue Presch
Manufacturing Company, proprler0rs OF the "D1-
pick" aud "'friplex'' Photographic Shutters, SSs
Broome street New York City. He dIsilkes uDde-
sirabie notoriety. but is willing to make sacrifices
to benefit others. aud this testlmonialt &c
encourage the use of CUrICURA. and thus bring re-
lie. to others.
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VIII Christian the Texas

GALVESTON, April 2.-The honor of
christening the warship Texas falls to Miss
Maude Williams of Independence, Texas, q
granddaughter of General Sam Houston.
The canvass shows she received IS. 454 votes,
a majority over her highest competitor of
SO, 243. The entire vote cast in the contest
was 294 652
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Fatal Furnaee Fire.

LANCASTER r, Pa, April 2.-An explosion
OF gas in the Chickies Company's furnace
near Marietta this morning set FIRE to the
falling house. john Grosb, the top-filler.
was overcome by the gas, and his body was
burned to crisp. The loss by the fire Is
very large,
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tho CUTICU RA KEN u
DIES. l used the IN
faithfully. and 10 ooe
week the boy looked
better. In one month
he was cured, aud now
he Is three years OH
and NO sigus of it re-
turning. The child was
so bad l had 10 tie hiEa
in a pilow-csse. ana
pin his hands down SO
that b g could not
scratch his face. l can
not speak too alghly OF
the CUTIcUEA REME-
DIES 1 recommend
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Christian Endeavcr Convention.

ONTARIO. April 2.-The county conven-
tion of the Christian Eudeavor societies OF
San Bprnardino County met In Ontario to-
day and elected as president G. j. Davis of
Cotton; secretary. Clara Harrzen of High
lands; treasurer, Miss E. G. Shield of River
side; delegate TO the State conven ton, A.
f. Clark of Ontario.
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The San Francisco Collector Sustained

The Ban Franclsco Collector Sustained
New YORK, April 2.-The Board OF United
States General Appraisers sustain the deci
sion of the Collector at San Francisco in the
case of Redngton & Co., manufacturers
of glass;" On which duty at 60 per cent was
assessed on the tire invoice. The i'm
porters' claim as to rubber nipples, etc, was
oYerruled,
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A Big Jeweljv Haul.

QUINCY. ILL.,, April 2.-Burglars broke
Into the NJ. Hoffman Jewelry Company's
store last night aud secured between $4,000
and $4,000 worth OF goods. They entered
oy Tue rear door and broke open q safe by
smashing it with q steel sledge-hammer,
The morning call., 1892-04-03

GALVESTON. April 2--President Cross
and party OF prominent officials of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway are
again In this city. and IL Is reported that
they will spend couple of days here. The
object Of their visit could not be learned.
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Silk Manufacturers Fail.

Boston, April 2.-Peter Anthony & Sons,
manufacturers OF silk embroideries. No. IS
Lincoln street. with factory at West Rox-
bury. have assigned to III. M. Sawyer Of
Cambrige and j. M. Nutter of Boston.
Liabilities, 500. 0OO
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Moonshiners hrrestai.

PINEvIILE. KY. April g. Revenue
officers have made an important and sue
cessful raid on the moonshiner stills in aar-
Ian County, aud four desperate moonshiners
were arrested and brought in.
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THE WRECKED SCHOONER.
Possible Clew to the Fate Of the Long-Lo
Big River.

ABERDEEN, Wash, April about a
month ago the hulk of a schooner came
ashore at Peters Point, near the entrance
to Grays Harbor, having nothing left by
which it could be identified. Yesterday a
piece Of planking from the bow was found
near the wreck. on which was painted in
white letters liver" which would indi-
cate that the vessel Is the lung missing Big
River of San francisco.
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A Battle With Eaudita.

ATHENS, Greece. April IA desperate
encounter has taken place between a force
of police and'a notorious band of robbers,
long terror to the inhabitants of the prov
iDce Of Ihessalia. One robber was killed
and all the rest of the band was captured.
The morning call., 1892-04-03
Deemiug's Denial.

MELBOURNE, April 2.-Deeming had an
interview with his solicitor to- day. He alb
solutely denied the various crimes imputed
TO him. lie said he had never made any
confession and had made no admissions to
ANYBODY.
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Compromisa with tha MnCarthyitaa.

DUBLIN. April 2.-rhe McCarthyite party
is urging Mcssrs. Dillon, O'Bren and Sex
ton to join the Freeman's Journal board,
MIR. Dillon "a chairman. A satisfactory ar
rangement will probably be made.
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Gilmore DISCHARGED.

AUBURN, April 2.-The exami nation Of
Gilmore in the case OF il-treatment of the
Greeley children at Penryn, closed this
afternoon. Defendant was discharged on in-
sufficient evidence.
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killed them both by cutting their throats
with razor. 1t was done for $40 that he
wanted to get to continue spree. Shaw
will have hearing before the lower court,
and 1t is believed that he will plead guilty.
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Ths Murietta Failure ssttled

LONDON, April 1.-The affairs of c. ID.
Murietta Il Co. Q4imited). which company
has been in financial difficulties for long
time past. were wound up to-day on the ap-
plication OF the Debenture corporation,
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Big shinmsut of Raaus

HUENEME. April 2.-The steamer South
Coast sailed last night for San Francisco.
carrying 1870 bags of beans, the largest ship
ment ever made from here
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Nevada Democratic Conysnfiau.

RENO, New, April 2-The Democrats
State Central Committee met here to-day
and decided on holding their convention at
Winnemueca, May 26. and the primaries OH
the 14th of May.
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A MARROW ESCAPE.
Southern Pacific Official Train Rushes Into
Handcar.

PHOENIX, Ariz, April "A telegram from
Lordsburg, N. NJ. says that special train
carrying Manager Towne and Superintend-
ent of Division j. S. Noble of the Southern
Pacific ran into a handcar loaded with steel
rails near Deming, smashing the engine aud
breaking the front pair OF trucks. The
train was running at the rate of 60 miles an
hour. but no one was injured, nor was the
train derailed, but it was compelled to wait
for a helper to push it into Deming.
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Peoples Party Meeting.

VENTURA. April "A meeting of the
Peoples party was held in Union hall to-
night and WAS addressed by State Presidents
Cannon.
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The New Plaosrs in Mexico.

PHOENIX, Ariz., April 2.-The reported
discovery OF rich gold placers in Sonora,
Mexico. is exciting mining circles in North
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les in Lake Michiesn Movine.

CHEBoYeAN, Mich, April 2-The ice
has gone out Of the straits at this point,
and it is broken up as far 40 the eye can
reach above here.
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An interesting show will soon be held In
Paris. 1t is 10 be called "a Show of Freuch
Fashions" aud number Of life-sized dolls,
dressed. costumes of the various periods.
from Charles VIII tl4S9l to the present day.
will be the chief attractions.
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BAbY'S FACE Wis RiW
in Oae Month by the Caii.
eura Remedies.

When our boy was six weeks old he had : rash
his cheek. IL spread on both cheekS and chin HIS
face raw l dociored with various remedies,
but IL got better My mother advised ms TO try
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Gratitude Of Russian Citissns.

UrHtttuu6 OF Hussian CitixouB'
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-Mayor Steuart
has received the following telegram:
Hon. Edtcin Steuort. Mayor Of Phiiddei phtd: !:
May the Almighty God bless Your country for
the good you have done our suffering people.
Tho memory Of your kindness shall always nll
our hearts with gratitude.
CITIZENS OF KosTRoMA.
By the Mayor OF the Town OF Thernof.
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British Stesmsr Maine Burned.
LONDON. April &-The British steamer