davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning call., 1892-11-09
Au.,r.l,.o Mai, D.Iavea.

The steamship Aurania of the Cunard
line. carving English Australian mails for
dispatch by The steamship Mariposa, arrived
thirty-six hours late in New York Monday
at midnight, instead Of as usual on Sunday
afternoon. The steamship Mariposa will
be detained here until Sunday, when the
mails are expected. and 60 to sea about 2
P. NJ, Sunday, the 18th inst.. instead of
Friday.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
Los Ang geIes.

Los ANGELES, Nov. S.-Los Angeles
County thus far heard from is casting
tremendous vote. 1t will give Harrison and
Lindley. Republican candidates for Congress,
agood, strong majority. Ventura, the strong
hold of the Populists, will 20 strong for
Lindley and Harrison.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
9olano.

VALLEJO. Nov. s.-The town has gone
Democratic. c. d. McCauley d. has been
elected tp the Assembly. He is entirely un-
pledged on the Senatorial question. 1t Is
impossible to give any definite figures as to
the vote.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
Crushed by a Train.

CANAJoHARIE. n. Y. Nov. S.-A west
bound train on the West Shore Railroa d
struck four men to-day and killed two of
them instantly. The others will die. 1t is
said the men were under the influence Of
liquor.
The morning call., 1892-11-09

precincts outside OF Milwaukee give net
Republican plurality of 1928. and show
net Democratic gain OF 1142
One hundred and sixty three precincts
give Harrison q .645. Cleveland 1889.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
Kern.

BAKERSFIELD. Nov. S.-Kern County. it
is claimed by the Democratic committee,
will give 400 plurality for Cleveland. The
Republicans cOncede $50. The same county
gave Cleveland 800 majority in 1888.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
Nevada.

GRASS VALLEY. Nov. SIT is quite cer-
tain that Nevada County will give Harrison
plurality of 200. a gain of So Davis +. for
Congress is running close with Caminetti.
Ford K. will be elected to the Senate by 400
and Thomas r. to the Assembly by 100.
The morning call., 1892-11-09


plete and twenty-three precincts incomplete
out of forty-fve In the city of Seattle give
Harrison 506, Cleveland PAT. Weaver 1856,
McGraw for Governor 554. Young I83
Sniyely 221, Greene 80.
The result Ia Washington can only be
estimated, but conservative estimates are
that Harrison has carried the State by over
300o also the entire Republican State and
Congressional ticket is elected.
PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. S.-Returns are
coming in slowly and it is still impossible TO
get the complete returns for several days.
Two precincts complete and several incom-
plete give Sniyely ID. for Governor 81
majority. The Republican electoral and
congressional tickets are running very little
ahead of McGraw.
According 10 the present returns the Re-
publicans will carry Jefferson County by a
small plurality. The Populists polled a
light vote. One Republican has been elected
to the Legislature and probably another
TACOMA. Wash, Nov. 8.-A fair vote was
polled throughout the city. A jam occurred
at the last hour and many were shut out
from voting in the large precincts. The
counting is slow and viii not be finished be-
fore noon tomorrow. Four city precincts
complete give Harrison 213. Cleveland I59.
Weaver 1873. Two precincts complete give
McGraw for Governor 13, Snively 90. Young
81, Green 8. Enough counting has been
done to indicate that Tacoma will give Har-
rison and Snively good plnralties.
Seven precincts in the city complete give
Harrison 349. Cleveland 293. Weaver 325,
Bidwell 27.
The Ledger's returns from the State ndi-
cate Harrison's plurality will be over 1000.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
Sononna

SANTA Rosa. Nov. S.-The Democrats
claim 200 majority. Geary ID. for Congress
has a majority OF 250 The Republicans
concede Cleveland 100 majority. Geary ID.
: is ahead of his ticket.
The morning call., 1892-11-09

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 8.-Seventeen voting
precincts in the interior of the State show a
total vote for Harrison of 2245 and for
Cleveland of 2437 This Is a Democratic
gain over 1888 Of 265.
Fifty towns and precincts in the State
give Harrison net plurality of 1127, net
Democratic gain over 1888 Of 383.
Twenty-four districts in Milwaukee city
and county give Harrison 1906. Cleveland
a461, Spooner 5469. Peck 4S3o. with two pre-
cinets missing. Seventy towns give a net
Republican plurality OF 7S0
Fifty-seven towns and precincts In this
county give Harrison 1866, Cleveland
1882, Spooner, for Governor. Il, ,26s, Peck
12.775. Often r. for Congress 2l12
Mitchell 1926.
o. hundred and ffty-four towns and
The morning call., 1892-11-09
ii unnboldt.

EUREKA. Nov. 8.-The city of Eureka
will give Geary for Congress 800 majority
over Davis. Geary's majority in the county
is estimated at 1900. Returns show slight
Democratic gains for Cleveland. MCGOWAN
for the Senate and Bledsoe for the Assem-
bly, are elected
The morning call., 1892-11-09
CALIFORNIA.
The Returns Indicate Republican Ma.
jOrity in the Interior.
The Meager Reports SheW that the Candidates fol
Congress Are Running Very Close-fhe
Legislative Ticket.

The returns from 202 precincts out
side of the city indicate that the in
terror OF California will give Harri-
son a majority. but how large it
is impossible TO say. The precincts men,
toned give Harrison 9027. Cleveland
S40S, Weaver 1864. 1t appears very
doubtful. however. il the legislative
candidates hold their own with the
head of the ticket. but indications
point to Democratic majority in that
body. Cannon. the Popuist and Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in the Sixth
District, appears to have defeated Lindey.
Weliborn ID. is pressing Bowers in the Sev-
enth. but the meagerness of the reports pre-
cludes the determination. even approx
mately. Caminetti (D) is reported to be
running ahead OF his ticket in
the Second, with good pros
pect Of his election. Geary in the
First seems TO have held his own, and the
big majority by which he carried Hum
boldt gives favorable view TO his chances.
Below will be found the reports from the
YariOus COMMITTEES:
The morning call., 1892-11-09
WISCONSIN.

In Wisconsin State officers, members OF Con-
Rress and electors were voted for Yesterday. Al
the State elections In 1890 Peck ID. was elected
Governor by plurality OF %, ,32O. In the Pres
idential election in 1888 the vote OF the State
was divided as follows: Harrison 1858,
Cleveland 155,232. scattering %, ,S29.
The morning call., 1892-11-09

Fen though the face be not so fair.
And beauty may be ell but flown.
Dear ladies, you need not despair,
II SoZoDoNT you make your own;
Aud brush your teeth and mouth with skill
You'll fascinate and conquer still.
The morning call., 1892-11-09

by m all
In
Vale kland, Alamo and
The morning call., 1892-11-09
Monterey
Mana.

MONTEREY, Nov. s.-The Republicans
claim majority Of 800.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
TERRITORIES.

Arizona, Now Mexico and Oklahoma each
elected a member OF Congress yesterday. In
1890 Arizona elected Democrat, New Mexico
Democrat, Oklahoma Republican aud Utah
Mormon.
YUMA, Ariz., Nov. 8.-Out Of a total
county vote Of 446. NJ j. Nugent receives 140
votes for the Council and d. III. Field 115
for Assemblyman in the town precincts
alone. This assures their election.
ALBUQUERQUE. n. Mex, Nov 8-Re-
turns up to midnight indicate the reelection
of Joseph d. for Congress, and that the
Legislature will be slightly Republic on
joint ballot.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 9.-Raw-
Inns, D., for Congress. is elected by 1000
majority.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
FL Dorado.

PLACERvILLE, Nov. S.-Returns from
on.y four precincts have been received at
this hour tmdnight. They give Cleveland
1S3, Harrison 2t3, Caminetti 165. Davis 167.
For Senator, Martin 1S7. Thorp %. For
Assembly, Sempers ID. 15i. Raw X. 155.
The same precincts In 1888 gave Harrison
IS majority.
GOLD Run, Nov. 8-Compiete returns
from the Gold Run Precinct, Placer County,
give the following: Harrison 49, Cleveland
H. Weaver o. For Congress-Davis r. 81,
Caminetti ID. H. For Senate-Martin ID.
so, Thorpe r. IS. For Assembly-Everett
Il. %, Hamilton ID. 10. Allen Peo Z.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
WYOMING.

In Wyoming members OF Congress and electors
were voted for yesterday. The present Legis-
lature VIII choose successor TO United States
Seuator Warren. In the Presidential election
10 1888 Wyoming was not State. At the State
election in 1890 the vote for Governor was War
ren X. 5879 Basher d. 1853
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. S.-Returns up
to IL p NJ indicate that Harrison will carry
the State by 1900 majority and that the Re-
publican State ticket will be elected.
DENVER, Nov. 8.-A dispatch from
Laramie. Wyo.. asserts that the Republican
committee comedies the State to the Demo-
Gratis.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
Alameda.

OAKLAND, Nov. S.-The indications in
Oakland at q late hour tonight are that
McKillican has been elected Sheriff,
George Earl Supervisor and Alexander Ros-
borough Tax Collector. With these three
Democratic exceptions. the Republican
ticket is probably elected.
David Martin. the Republican candidate
for Sheriff. who took a solid delegation
of thlrty-three from Alameda to the prima-
ries is probably defeated, according to the
returns, in his own city. Ali the interest
in the local result was centered in the race
of the three Democrats above mentioned.
RosbOrough and Earl had for their oppo-
nents Andrew Stone and William Pelouse,
incumbents. respectively.
Henry Evers received the fun Republican
majority for reelection as Coroner.
Berkeley's early figures indicated that
PelOuZe had been repudiated in that dis
tTict.
vote as expected.
The day was unusually quiet, the free
holders doing their voting and saying
nothing.
The bitterest contest was in Alameda be-
tween Martin and McKillican for Sheriff,
and NOy and BretZ, the latter the csndi-
date of the Democratic and Peoples party
for Assemblvman, and is probably elected.
The total number of votes pOlled in Oak
land was l0.O01. of which the Republican
majority for some officers is estimated at
about 2500
Some Of the precincts will not finish
counting till late tomorrow forenoon. Ten
were completed at midnight and McKilli-
cans election Is assured. Ingler. the Re-
publican candidate for the Assembly, was
| defeated by MeElroy. Returns indicate
that Noy and BretZ, for the Assembly, are
running rather close race in Alameda,
with the latter's chances apparently the
more encouraging.
ALAMEDA. Nov. S.-Judging from the
count of the ballots in several of the pre-
cincts of this city up to u o'clock tonight
the result OF the election promises TO be a
decided surprise. Alameda has been con-
sidered as the banner Republican city of
the county, but the result OF the count so
far has showed that there were almost as
many Democratic ballots cast as Republi-
can.
The great contest eentered upon the cleo
tlon of Sheriff, ID. w. Martin. the Republican
nominee. being a resident of Alameda, but a
strong attempt was made to beat him,
especially at the West End, where Nc
Ktllcan. the Democratic nominee, was in
the lead.
On Park street Martin received majority
of the votes cast, but his vote falls far short
of the expectation Of his friends.
The indications at late hour tonight
are that Martin would have a small majority
in his own town.
Great interest was also taken iu the con-
test fer the Assembly, w. Ii. Noy being the
Republican nominee, and A. Bretz the
Peoples Party and Democratic nominee.
In most of the precincts Bretz has a strong
lead. and it is Thought that he has defeated
Noy.
For minor Offices the indications are that
L. z. Peckham. Democratic, and A. +. ST.
Sure, Democratic, will be elected Justices of
the Pence. and Ii. T. Morris and c. VI. Day,
Republicans, Constables.
The morning call., 1892-11-09
WASHINGTON.

State officers. members OF Congress and elect
ors we've voted for in Washington yesterday.
The Legislature elected Will choose a successor
to United States Senator Allen. In the Presi-
den1ial election of 1883 Washington was not a
State. AT the State elections In 1899 the vote
for Governor was Ferry II. 3.711 Semple d.
24732.
The morning call., 1892-11-09

UkrAH. Nov. s.-Th. Republican and
The morning call., 1892-09-11
AN INFANT PHENOMENON.
a Girl of Five Years Familiar With the
History of France.
Paris Letter to London Telegra ph.

Paris Letter to London Telegraph.
An infant phenomenon has been dis
covered at Plaisance, suburb of Paris, in
the person of little girl called Jeanne
Eugene Moreau, aged only 5. but endowed
with most extraordinary memory. She
is walking encyclopedia on all matters
appertaining to the history OF France. and
especially of the great revolution; is an
adept also in natural history, and at the
same time answers without hesitation or
error, practical questions about cooking,
gardening and household management
The youthful prodigy was born in Paris
in January. 1857, her father, Philippe
Moreau, being a humble laborer, but
descended from revolutionary hero whose
name figures in the annals of 1889, and who
was decorated by General de Lafayette after
the taking Of the Bastille. Owing to the
poverty of her progenitor Eugene Moreau
was adopted by q wid0w-Mme. GALAXY
who, noticing the retentive faculties OF the
child, cultivated and developed them with
assiduity until the phenomenon has become
examin alton and of putting to shame many
a schoolboy OF schoolgirl Of maturer years
and more expensive education. Tie fate
oil Eugene Moreau will no doubt be that
reserv . for all intellectual prodigies of
years. She will be exhibited TO scientific
men and reported upon; she will probably
receive an offer from an enterprising show
man, and in all likelihood Eugene. should
she survive academicai testings and public
examinations, will eventually settle down
to tie life of n scho0lmistress-a calling for
which her marvellous memory will pre-
eminently fit her.
The morning call., 1892-09-11
The STOCK MARKET.

There was particular change in the appear
ance of the market last week, which largely
due to tbs holidays. Work going on now at sew
eraI points is very encouraging, and sharp adj
vance in prices is looked for at any time In the
sierra Nevada the conditions for finding an ore
body are particularly encouraging, and unless
something unforeseen happens this promises 10 be
the seat OF the boom The Gold mn mines are
also in a condition TO give good account OF them
selves when the proper time comes.
Outsite of very sharp advance In Sierra Nevada
yesterday urices remained unchanged. Trading
was very dull all along the line, and but for Ep-
STEMS purchases Sierra Nevada. which advanced
from 81 SO, Thursdays closing price. TO 81 IS,
under sales Of 200 shares the list would have been
OF the shortest for some time. Sales were made
in Beeher at 81 10, Best & Belcher 5 80 Con. Ca.
4 Va. So 30, Curry s3c. Norcross Soc MEXICAN
After the call prices hung fire for quite time,
when Walls began buyin2 Sierra Nevada and forced
the pree up 10 81 95. under sales OF over 1000
shares, and The market closed strong aud active.
NOTES.
Silver advanced yesterday, selliLg up to $3.50 In
New Y ork aud 3S1sd In London.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Pacific Coast Borax Company has been called for
September l9.
The annual meeting OF the Grand Prize Mining
Company takes place on the 10Th and special
meeting Of the company OF Associated STOCK
The assessments on Crocker and Hale & Norcross
are delinquent In the board tomorrow.
The weekly reports of the Quiotoas show that In
the Peerless fair progress mas been made in the
north drift on the 800 level The run is strong III
the breast and some OF good grade is being ex-
tTacted.
In the CrocEer the advancement has been fair In
the south drift the main vein. 500 Level. The
face OF drift is mostly in black spar and quarIZ with
GRE OF good grade through H.
Assessments Pendin-.
TIE following Is list OF assessments now pending:
The morning call., 1892-09-11

for ninety-fve years, and the rent, inelu6-
ing the Quincy-street frontage, Is $50. 600
per year and certain amount of stock in
the proprietary corporation. The building
Is TO be twelve-story. firepTOof structure,
in appearance like the accompanying Illus
tration and will cost about $3.50. 000 and,
while the plans are still incomplete, suffi-
Gent erogress has been made to warrant
the assertion that this building will be
arranged and finished In a manner TO meet
every want Of the tenants for which it is
particularly designed. The plans and de-
sign for the Medinah Temple are by Henry
Ives Cobb.
The first two floors of the building will be
devoted to store purposes and the next
eight stories will be especially designed to
accommodate foreign and eastern repre-
sentatives and manufacturers' agen Is. The
location is exceptionally gooc for that pur-
pose.
The eleventh and twelfth floors are to be
entirely utilized as a permanent home Tor
Medinah Temple and will be arranged par
ticnlarly for the successful rendition of the
Impressive lnltlat0ry ceremonies OF the or
der. Tho preceptory will be arranged like
theater with parquet and gallery, seating
about one thousand persons. and the
stage and scenery, etc, will be as
regular theater. A large banquet hall
and number OF parlors. dressing
rooms and smoking-room will also be de-
voted to the comfort of the members of the
order. Medlnah Temple. Mobiles of the Mys-
tic Shrine, Is branch of the Masonic fra
ternty and no one Is eligible to membership
in ii unless he has reached high rank in
that fraternity. The total membership of
the Chicago shrine is now over 1900 and is
increasing at the rate OF about 400 mem ers
per year. and the necessity Of large and
commodious quarters Is apparent to any
who have attended its recent sessions
Some other branches Of the Masonic order
have spoken of the probability Of becoming
tenants of this structure. but it is primarily
established for the use of the Medinah Tenn
pie and it is doubtful whether any other
Masonic organization will occupy any por-
ton Of the building
The morning call., 1892-09-11
THE SENSIBILITY OF WOMEN.
Some Novel Views Presented by q
italian Savant.

Some Novel Views Presented by an
italian Savant.
At the Psychological Conference, In Lon
don. which took place recently, paper by
Professor Lombroso. an Italian savant.
was read. 1t was entitled, Sensbility
OF Women-Normal. Insane and Crimi-
nal" The professor maintains that woman
is a creature men love. fatter and despise,
without understanding her. In estimating
The comparative seDsibility OF man and
woman, 1T was necessary TO take into ac-
count the physical differences, but too little
allowance had usually been made for the
greater weight OF mans body. When this
was properly estimated there was very little
difference TO be found In the weight of mans
brain compared with woman's. In order to
test woman's sensiblity Professor Loni-
broso has used delicate instrument which
measures sensibIIity both as to touch and
pain. Applying this to the forefipger of men
and women the professor found generally
there was less sensibility on the part of the
woman. Professor Lombroso then cited
the authority of the leading surgeons, den
tists and psychologists for his proposition
that women have less sensibility to suffering
than men. Thus a well-known foreign sur
ge0n. in undertaking new and hazardous
operation, preferred TO make experiments on
The morning call., 1892-09-11
SHIPPING INrELLIGRNCE.

Arrived.
FRIDAY. September 8.
Stmr Lakme, Manson, 271a hours from EUREKA.
500 NJ II lumber, TO A Hooper Il Co
SATURDAY. September 10.
Stmr State OF California, Ackley 81 hours from
Portland via Astoria 4O1s hours; pass and mdse to
Goodai Perkins d Co.
Stmr Alcazsr. Gunderson. l3 hours from Green
wood lumber and + ties. to L f White.
stmr Los Angeles Leland. 50 hours from New
port, etc: pass and mdse. to Goodall Perkins u Co
Stmr Iruckee. Smith. So hours from Portland
Lumber Co.
Bark Harry Morse. Hughes, 40 days from Carmen
island; 2l0o tons salt, to X Wilbur
Schr Reliance. Jensen, days from Russian
Landing; 30 eds bark, to Beadle 4 Stevens
Cleared.
SATURDAY, September TO-
Stmr Columbia, Boles, Astoria; Union Pacific
RCo.
stmr Corona. Hall. San Diego. etc; GoodalI. Per.
kins & Co.
Stmr Humboldt Edwards Eureka; NJ KaIish & Co.
stmr Keweenaw, Jenkins Seattle and Tacoma:
George 4 DIETRICH.
stmr City of PuebIa, Debnsy. Victoria; Goodall.
Perkins Co.
BIZ ship Cape Of Good Hope. Mcleod. Queenstown:
Eppinger & co.
& Co.
The morning call., 1892-09-11

miliar with the free and easy way of the
people. When began business had nice
porcelain knobs on my front doors and a
slick silk bat on my head. In two days the
porcelain knobs had been shot to giblets
and the small boys were using my silk plug
as a minnow-net. Every cowboy in the
town took a shot at it. and they didn't wait
for me TO remove il, either. j put on a
white slouch. hickory shirt, tucked my
pants in my boots and used wooden latch
on my front doors, operated by buckskin
string run through a bullet-hole. Every
body carried his court in bis hip pocket,
and the judgments rendered were never re-
uurSad
The morning call., 1892-09-11
General Merchandiss.

BA6S-Are rather steadier. Caicuttas. 55s95s4c;
Wool Bags. 36QtSSe.
CoRDAGE-Pure Manila Rope. 12c y n: IL
thread, 12Ilc; aud thread 1Sc; Bale Rope IL
Gl2Iec; mixed Manila Bale Rope. l01ac; Grape
wins Irvine. 12c In balls and coils; Hop Irvine.
llixe; Lsthyarn. lie; Sisal ana Duplex rope, Sc;
12-thread 9Iae; and do. l0e; Duplex Bale
rope sc q 10 Sisal Bale rope, e@eize: Duplex Hop
Irvine, s1ac; Grapevine Irvine balls or coils, l01sc;
Larhyarn. S1ac q 10.
SALMON-Has been marked up. Alaskan Fish.
s5c1sl Tor Pink. according TO quantity: Columbia
River Fish, 1892, 81 259l As for Tails and 81 IS
"a 90 for Flats
SUGAR-The western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. net cash: Cube. Crushed Powdered
amt Fine Crushed all 61sc 2 10; Dry Granulated
5s4c 2 %; Confectionery A. 55sc: Standard A.
5Ssc: Magnolia Size; Extra c, sc; Golden @.
41se; d. 4s4o . 70; half bbls, lac more than bbls
aud boxes 1ac Mora
The morning call., 1892-09-11

The manufacture of an artificial india
rubber has lately been protacted by patent.
The component parts Of this composition
are manila gum, benzine, bitumen and resin
oil. 1t is said that the product obtained
from careful admixture and special treat
ment OF these materials gives a substance
which possesses all the elasticity, solidity
and suppleness of the indiarubber.
The morning call., 1892-09-11
A Pioneer Merchant.

Il was one Of the pioneers of Dodge City,
Kans.," remarked Captain Joseph Craw-
ford 10 the "reminiscences Club that was
holding seance at the Southern. 81 built
a store building, filed It with a stock of
general merchandise, and did business
that would make Missouri retailers eyes
bulge. 1t took me some time to become IA
The morning call., 1892-09-11
PHILIP KENNEDY 4 CO,
Southwest Corner Of Market and Fifth Streets

a woman rather than or man, owing TO
the woman's greater power of resistance to
pain. A saying OF BalZac was quoted with
approval by the professor, 10 the effect that
women apprehended coming evil more Wv
idly than men. but supported IL better when
called 10 meet IL
The morning call., 1892-09-11

extra prime. s139l3 so; extra clear. s20920 SO:
mess. Sl79lS p bO: Smoked Beef. 1ola g. lie > %.
HOPS-Quoted at / &C bid zoe asked for new
crep
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy sailed steers. 7I5e
u; medium. &c. light, 4Iae; Cowhides aga 15c;
saed KIP. 4c sailed Calf 7e: dry Hides. usual seec
ton, &c: dry Kips. &c; dry Calf sc: prime Goat
skins, 30@50e each: Kids, 5@l0e: Deerskins, good
summer. 571ae: medium. 5o93zlac; winter. 209
25e: SbeepsEins. shearings, 10925c; short wool,
z09fUc: medium. 100000: long wool 9ue&Sl ID
each. Culs OF all kinds about Ls less
TALLOW-No. ! rendered. 4@s4i4c: No 2, SAG
91Se p 10
WOOL-we quote fall San Joaquin and South
ern at S9llc 2 n. Spring Wool is quoted
follows: southern and san Joaquin. years clips,
ll@l21ac . u: do seven months. l2@l5e; Eastern
Oregon. l5e9l7e; Valley Oregon. 1SG21c 2 10