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The morning call., 1892-09-28

There is not a continental town in the
world with climate Ike San Diego. We
shall have 5000 witnesses to that fact to-
morrow. We have asked them to come aud
see and iudge for themselves. The story Of
Cabrillo's landing has been written aud re-
written. 1t is part Of the history OF Call
fOrnia. Nearly every man, woman and
child in the State is as familiar with it as
with the sweet story which Helen Hunt
Jackson has woven around the adobe house
in old San Diego under the title of Ra-
mona, but tie exact story of the present
celebration Is in the nature OF news. The
Hon. w. G.. Smith, who had conceived the
idea in January last. formulated his plans
in July. Colonel Chalmers Scott and ex-
Governor Eli II. Murray called on the
people to set the bali rolling A meeting
was called by Mayor Sherman, aud an ex-
ecutive committee. consisting OF Colonel
Chalmers Scott. General Eli II. Murray,
Walter G. Smith and Colonel L. j.
Ensign and Colonel A. G. Gassen, was
appoiqtrd To-. to carry the resolutions SOL
cordially indorsed the movement, and to-
morrow the people of California will re-
joice in the frultion OF the hopes OF the
promoters. The visitors will not be able 10
complain when they leave that they have
been brought here simply TO share in real
estate boom. The committee has made ar
rangements by which nearly every spot OF
interest in this city and suburbs as well as
along the Mexican border and on the bay
can be cheaply and conveniently visited.
There is enough in this line to occupy
weeks sightseeing, but it Will 0e squeezed
somehow into three days, besides the cele-
braton and the entertainments and recep-
tiOns"
Among the delegations which arrived this
evening from Los Angeles were 200 repre-
sentatiyes of the Southern California HIS
torica Society and the Society for the
Preservation nf fhp MisSiOua headen nv
Miss Tessa Kelso, who is an officer in each
society. Colonel L. =. Johnson AMI staff #
Los Angeles also arrived on the train and
were received by the National Glardshien.
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POLITICS on THE COAST.
There Is Peace and Harmony Among the
Santa Barbara Republicans.

SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 27.-The Repub-
lican county convention to-day made the
following nOminations: Assemblyman,
William Talbot; Sheriff. r. j. Broughton;
County Clerk, f. L. kellogg; Auditor,
Jerome T. Johnson; Recorder. G. j.
Murphy; Tax Collector. Miguel F. Burke !;
District Attorney, A. E. Putnam; Treas
urer. w. n. Metcaf; Coroner and Public
Administrator. A. NJ Ruiz; Surveyor. John
Reed. The convention was harmonious
throughout and, with the exception Of
Assemblyman and County Treasurer. the
incumbents were renominated, and In all
but two instances by reclamation.
lone, Sept. 27.-The Republican cam
paign was opened here last night by John
F. Davis and j. C. Brusle to a fair-sized au-
dience. Bjth delivered eloquent and effee-
tive addresses. Mr.. Davis was especially
lucid on the tariff question and spoke in the
kindest terms of his opponent, Mr.. Can't
netti, whose home is in this county. lone
is Mr.. BRUSHES native town, and his pres
10 hear their old schOOmate explain the
mystery of protection and The cause of labor
strikes.
SAN RAFAEL, Sept. 27-At the Demo-
passed off very quietly. 1t was expected
that it would be repetition of the Repub-
lcan primaries of yesterday The conven-
ton will be held tomorrow.
PLACERvILLE, Sept. 27.-Ths Democrats
Of E Dorado County assembled in c0nven-
tion here to-day.
The ticket nominated is as follows:
Assembly. George ". Shippers; Sheriff.
George Hilbert; Clerk, A. 5. Bosquit;
Treasurer, John d. Skinner; District Attor-
ney, PreDtiss Carpenter; Public Admins
TRAITOR, Kelley.
SIssoN, Sept 27.-The Democrats opened
their campaign here tonight There was
an immense mass-meeting in the city hall,
addressed by I. j. Geary, nominee for
Congress.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 27.-The Democratic
County Central Committee met this even
ing. 1t WAS intended to fill out the blanks
on the ticket, but as the committee had re-
ceved information that there was still
chance to harmonic with the reform fac
ti0D of the party everything was postponed
for week.
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SANITARY REGULATIONS.
The Berlin Authorities f lforcing a New
Epidemic Law.


BERLIN, Sept 27.-The Board of Health
has resolved to apply the new epidemic law
to Asatic cholera, yellow fever. Oriental
plague. typhoid disease, dysentery, small
pex. diphtheEia, scarlet fever, measles,
influenza, meningitis, puerperal fever.
tuberculosis, leprosy, infectious eye
diseases and all diseases of animals COM
municable to man, such as anthrax,
hydrophobia, CHAMBERS and trichinosis,
malarial fever. chOleraic diarrhea of
children, and the following diseases when
they become endemic: Inflammation Of
tile lungs, erysipelas, parasitic skin dis
eases, cancer0uS growthS, sc0rbulic dis
eases and peliagra. IL was decided to make
compulsory the reporting of such diseases
to the authorities, but the question whether
it should be made compulsory to report
every case or only when cases become
numerous, was left open.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 27.-Twenty
new cases of cholera and two deaths were
reported yesterday. Compared with Sun
days figures this shows an increase of
three new cases and a decrease of eight
deaths. Yesterdays death list was the
smallest since the disease appeared in this
city.
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AN ANGRY FATHERS DEED.
He Shoots His Wife and Daughter and Then
Suic des

PATERSON, N. j.. Sept. 27.-Frederlck
Mellenburg murdered his wife. wounded his
daughter and suicided to-day. This was
the result OF family quarrel. The
son had recovered judgment against
his father for certain moneys. To-
day the father had words with his
daughter Lena about the matter and began
10 beat her with a strap. The mother In
terfered. Mellenburg then drew revolver,
shot his daughter, inficting slight wound,
put bullet through his wife's brain and
then suicided.
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naOV,o Skin and Scalp purified aud beautlhsd
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Murdered Three Little Children.

BoRDENTowN, n. j., Sept. Elena
Schmitt, German woman Of this place, this
afternoon murdered three small children.
One Of the victims was her own son and the
other the two little sons OF a neighbor, VIII
liam BowkneF. The children were from one
to three years old. The woman. who IS be-
lieyed to be insane, could not tell the officers
why she murdered the children.
Late tonight the woman told the Marshal
that her child fell downstairs and cut its
face. The sight of blood made her crazy.
and she choked him to death to stop it.
Then she called in the other two children,
who were playing In an outer room, and
gIranPled them.
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SUICIDE BY MORPHINE.
A Prominent 0rov.lle Business Man in Fl
narcial Straits.

ORovILLE. Sept. q. - John F. Rowell.
one of the most prominent business men OF
this town, and an owner in the Lumpkin
Planning mill of Oroviile and the Lumpkin
Sawmill of Lumpkn. was found dead at
his house to-day in this town. Everything g
indicated that it was case of suicide and
that morphine had been taken. 1t is be-
lieved that financial troubles were the cause
of his death. He was man highly re-
spected and esteemed by all. and his death
is a serious loss to the town.
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Thrown From His Horse.

SoNoMA, Sept. 27.-Andrew Conlin, who
resides about half mile from town, while
returning to his home this afternoon, was
thrown from his horse on Napa street. He
was badly cut and bruised about the head
and face. When picked up he was found TO
be unconscious. in which state he remained
for some time
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SUSPICIOUS CASES.

Public Schools Closed at st. Joseph,
Mich, Through a Cholera Scare.
ST. JOSEPH, Mich, Sept. 27.-There is
much excitement here over the case of a
man named Wed, living five miles in the
country. He is said to be suffering with
every symptom of cholera. The public
schools are closed.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept 27.-1he State
Health Officer reports to Governor Hogg
having attended two suspected cases Of
cholera One died Sunday.
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Tehama County Bark

RED BLUFF, Sept. 81 = There was a
meeting of the stockholders of the Bank of
Tehama County Monday afternoon. j. S.
Cone, Charles Cadwa lader, Herbert Kraft,
w. c. Belcher and G. q. Kimball were
elected directors for the ensuing year. The
directors subsequently elected j. S. Cone
president, Charles Cadwaader vice-presi-
dent and w. b. Cahoone cashier.
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Boundary Commissioner Appointed.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The President
has appointed Professor Thomas C. Men,
denhall, the superintendent of the Coast
and Ge0detic Survey, as United States
Commissioner of the International Commits
sion to settle the difference between Great
Britain and the United S tates in the mater
of the boundary line betw cen Alaska aud
British Columbia.
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Both Fatally Hurt.

ORovILLE, Sept 27.-This afternoon at 2
O'Clock scaffold broke and Lewis Kister
and Mcdonald feel eighteen feet, striking
on the floor jolsts. A doctor was immed-
ately called, but Kister had struck on his
temple and Mcdonald on his breast and
both are thought to be fatally injured.
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TWO RAILROAD WRECKS.

Collisions Of Trains in Alabama and st. Louis
Several Lives Lost.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept pa passen-
ger train on the Western Railroad Of Ala
bama ran into some freightcars, which had
been left by some ones carelessness on the
main line. early this morning and was de-
rallied. Engineer Willis and Fireman
Willis were both killed. and the baggage
man and the mail agent were badly In
jured. No passengers were injured.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-Near Greenville, Ill,
the Vandalia express train coming around a
sharp curve dashed into handcar on which
were six section men. Three Of them were
killed, and the others seriously hurt. The
names have not yet been obtained.
The morning call., 1892-09-28
WIND AND SNOW.
An Electric Storm in the south-snow Falls
in New Hampshire

BRUNSWICK, Ga. Sept. ga terrific
electric storm and cloud burst to-day did a
great deal of damage here. The water ran
through the streets a foot deep, flooding
Easements and running much property To-
night several stores are still inundated aad
there is much Inconvenience.
WooDsvILLE, n. h, Sept. 27.-A terrific
wind and snow storm prevailed at Mount
Washington last night, the wind reaching a
velocity OF 100 miles an hour. Wire COM
nit was cut off, and trains cannot get down
the mountain on account OF the snow and
Zoo
The morning call., 1892-09-28
ALMOST A CoNFLAGRATIoN.

Fire in Lodgine-House Over Whittier, Full.
Ter & Co.'S Paint-Store.
SACRAMENTO. Sept. 27-A chimney fire
tonight In the lodging-h0use over Whittier,
Fuller & Co.'S large paint-store burned
through the floor and attacked the goods in
the store below. The fire was extinguished
before much headway was gained. but the
loss will amount to several hundred dollars.
Had 1t got more Of start the entire estab-
lishment would probably have gone, as the
stock Of paints and oils is very large.
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.HOw 1T ALL CAME ABOUT.
The Townspeopie Have Con nfldence in
the Future OF San Diego.

SAN DIEGO, Sept. 27.-Just while the
loyal citizens of San Diego, the enthusiastic
neighbors OF the sister republic and the
thousands Of already assembled visitors
were making their way to the depot to
meet the new arrivals by the evening train,
l took the opportunity Of getting few
pointers from prominent member Of the
executive committee as to the inside history
OF the present Cabrillo celebration. Let
him tell the story in his own words:
The fact is" he said. that things have
The morning call., 1892-09-28
Robbed a Russian Railroad.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. PA gang Of
robbers to-day captured the railway station
at Konokovo, attacked a train and robbed
the railway cashier Of 5000 roubes. The
cashier was mortally, and other officials
badly wounded.
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a Traiu-Robber SET, Free

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 27.-Fred Whttrock,
alias Jim Cummings" noted train
robber. who perpetrated the $4,000 ex-
press robbery near ST. Louis, over four
wears ago. was released from the penten-
tiary YESTERDAY
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Au oppo.ition suear RsAnery.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 27.-The gentle
men interested in the erection OF sugar
refinery in this city in opposition to the
sugar trust to day effected an organization.
The new company is to be known as the
The morning call., 1892-09-28
FELL INTO THE MOON.

A Peculiar Phenomenon Observed by People
in Springfield, I'll.
CHICAGO, Sept. PA special from Spring
field, H., says a wonderful phenomenon was
witnessed In the heavens early this even
ing. A bright body resembling large star
was seen moving with astonishing rapidity
toward the moon, which il struck, and was
then seen to burst like bomb. darkenlng
the light of the moon for an instant. 1t is
thought by some that the large meteor came
within the power of the moons attraction
and fell into the moon.
The morning call., 1892-09-28

ebration in ones shirt sleeves, but the con-
fession can do no harm. / fear the candid
truth would be that at the present moment
enc would feel more comfortable in puris
naturalibus. but / may get acclimated be-
lore that atconsummation is reached.
p. e. DURAND.
The morning call., 1892-09-28

McCahan Sugar Refining Company, with a
President w. j. McCahan; treasurer,
Richard S. Pomeroy; secretary, W. j. Nc
Cahsn Jr The capacity is to be regulated
By the demand
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A FIEND'S WORK.
Three Separate Attempts to Wreck the Albany


IAree Separate Attempts TO Wreck The Albany
local Passenger Train.
SALEM, Or, Sept. 27.-An examination
to-day of the Southern Pacific track at the
scene of last nights attempted train wreck
shows that three separate attempts were
made to derail the Albany local passenger
train. Within one-fifth of mile three OBJ
structi0ns were placed on the track. Two
were planks placed across the track and the
other was a railroad tie. No motive can be
ascribed for the attempted wreck, as this
train carries no money. 1t was probably
the work of drunken tramp.
The morning call., 1892-09-28
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DIED OF HIS INJURIES.

Fatal fccident to One Of the Pioneers Of
Healdsburg
HEALDsBURG, Sept 27.-Aaron Hassett.
who was badly burned by the burning of
his distillery in this city yesterday, died
this morning from his injuries. He was an
old pioneer resident Of this section. being
one OF the first settlers. BY his frugalty
and industry he had amassed consider
able property. Besides owning large vine
yards and cattle ranges, he was the owner
and proprietor of the Changers store in this
city. He was prominent member of the
Masonic order, under whose auspices the
burial will take place.
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Kicked BY a Horse

ORovnLE, Sept. 27.-Rocco Grubbs, at
Miners ranch, was kicked in the breast to-
day by horse and had three ribs broken.
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HE CANNOT LIVE.
A Politician of San Quentin Thrown From
His Buggy

SAN RAFAEL, Sept. 27.-T. McGann. e
politician of San Quentin, while driving on
the county road between Nicaso and San
Rafael to-day, met with serious accident.
His wagon struck a rock on the waysde
thereby uosetting 1t. killing the horse, and
MeGann received such injuries that the doe
tors say he canpot live lie Law for several
hours unconscious on the roadside before
assistance arrived.
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A SENSIBLE MULE.
Knew the Mountains Far Better Than
Did the Officers.

VIsALIA, Sept Give had pack mule
with us belonging to Jim Townsend and il
We had allowed the mule 10 take his own
direction he would have led US all right"
continued Mr.. Carroll "This mule is the
The morning call., 1892-09-28
Krs. Harrison's Health.

WASHINGTON, Sept 27.-Mrs. Harrison
had a fairly good night, and Is resting
quietly this evening.
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FORT BRAGG BURNING.
Three Hundred Men Fighting the Fire and
There Is No Water.

FORT BRAGG, Sept. 27.-The finest resi-
dence portion of this town is burning The
fire originated in the residence of George
w. Perkins at O'clock. Three hundred
men are fighting the fire and there is no
water with which to carry on the fight
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CARSON's BURGLAR.

1t Is Believed That He Is in Custody at
Last
CARSON, New, Sept. 27-Deputy Sheriffs
Patterson and Raycroft, who were sent out
two days ago to bring one Walter Barth to
Carson, have returned with their man.
Barth was wanted for burglary and horse
steal ing. When found he was on the stolen
horse and was heavily armed. He was
caught near Placervlle, Cal. He is alleged
to be the person who has been committing
various robberies around Carson.
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The Halcvon Dodpsd the Officsr,

VICTORIA. Sept. 27.-Ihe schooner yacht
Halcyon arrived in Esquimait this morning
from the south.
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mass OF red, infiamed
flesh. His arms and
across and under his
Thighs, wherever this
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tor four weeSs after
his b rth he suffered
with this eruption. and
until | got CUrICURA
REMEDIES there was
littls sleep foranv one.
In five weeks hs was
completely cured. lie
was nine weeks Old
February !. AID you
oughf To see hi2 AKIN
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BABY -FOUR WEEKS OLD
Distressing Skin Disease from Birth.
Cured in 5 Weeks. Made Healthy
and Beautiful by Cuticura
RENE lies.

My baby boy had been suffering from birth with
tome sort OF an eruption. The doctors called ir
eczema His little neck was one raw and exp 3 ID
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WIN. A. GARDNER, 1s4 e l2Sd St. New YORK.
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Have Beecham's Pills ready in the household
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Aus. ls-Sixic-n persons killed ~ deck q
s s barge sailing o. them q Cold
Avg i've: q; s sss ss;:s s,:
Place. New York city.
vresk near ssAsessille. y. G.
explosion AZ White Pigeon. Mich
Sep y-Nins persons fatally poisoned - din
ncr - BcAcy!llc. Kan
rad wreck near HEAVIER brook. Col.
Of coal mines near bubsc Pa
Sep g several PERSONS killed IN railroad
sep. s. -Four persons .;s.isd by bursting o,
bomb ~ Scwask. -; Nine pcr9ons killed
" o ssIrs-d vssex = MsA rss s; M.ups,s
Tenn. Twelve urn killed by gas explosion 10
coliicry ~ Cicn Car on. Ic. -. EieAt persons
killed sal tn .nlnred by bo.er explosion on
Oct. i6--Four PERSONS three newspaper mel.
killed IN railroad wreck ~ Crete. III
Oct -Tnrashins machine boiler exploded
six men reported drowned IL Gloucester. Mass
Oct 2s-t'olr men killed and live fatally In
lured b. powder explosion a. Great Fails
Mont, Five aea KILLED IN railroad wreck a.
oct D-seycral pr o-s killed IN railroad
vreek :, TaopL Nina Treaty pers9ns
Nov 4--:ssrEsccn men killed by falling OF
cage IN Anaconda mine ~ Butte. Mont
Nov k-four persons killed b. running away
Of OF team a. Knoxville. Team =. Ten mon
killed ana six injured ~ mine explosion ~
Nanticoke. Pa. Six men killed n railroad
disaster near Atlanta Ca
Nov. ;e-Fcur persons killed AMI several IN
;urec III railroad wreck a. Jackson. Tenn
Nov lf-Scven men killci hy explosion on
TOW beat ~ Dixmont Pa. Five persons
burned % death in brlding At Columbus. O.
Nov ls-Seyel persons killed in tenement
house IN Brooklyn.
Nov i9-Thrcc children partially devoured ~
wolves az New Brighton. MIN
Nov. 30-Scyel persons allied and 20 Others
badly injured In railroad collision on Flint \
pers N-rguctsc rad near To.cdo-
Dec. s. Nine ren killed and three fatally in-
iurei ~ Il e In 81. Paul
Dec. i8-Six men fatally injured by explosion
q gas near Sh4nolxir. Pa. T1rec racu killed
and two injured By boiler explosion al Ridge
vile. Ind.
Dec. ai-rou- men killed by explosion Of am
fnoaia tank Al Kansas City. Mo- Eleven per
sons Killed six fatally injured in collision on
the New York Central road
Dec. Co tou; persons persisted In inccldiary
lire in Guidsboro. -. z.
DEC. AZ -Four men frozen % death near CARY,
s. ID -Four persons fatally injured IN railroad
wreck In Brooklyn. n. Y.
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Sep 9-ExPrcsidcnt BaiiaacciA of Chill
committed sascide ~ tae Ar<cntine legation "
Sep ss-sIr John Ferguson appointed post.
Sep = Twenty i've persons killed BY rail-
road collision IN Spain.
Oct i-Gen noaIsnscr committed suicide in
oct m. Hon. william Henry Smith. INST
lord of the british treasury. died In London
aged % years Tho king Of wurtcmburs died
oct s.Charles stewart Parnell Irish pariia
mcntsry leader, died In Brighton Eng aged
Oct 10 Adpirai Jorge Mon,s elected prssi
oct FIN q street night In Valparaiso. Chit
bctwccn Cnilian soldiers and police AMI Amerl
can sailors from the s'csmphip baltimore one
era Cnilians were injured.
Oct s1-Ninetcen lives lost BY vessel col
lision In the English channel
oSh ssMaay psrsoss killed g INA
Oct 3o-Sevcro fighting between the two Irish
factions In the streets of Cork
Nov 6-Report that Brazilian congress- had
been dissolved and President fonsoco declared
himself IS dictator confirmed
Nov iJ-Scyenty seven persons drowned ~
sinking OF English vessel Ia bay q Benyal
soy 1.-Two hundred lives lost In cyclone on
Nov i3-Flfteen hundred houses destroyed
By ire IN Hancon China. Fifty persons killed
by severe Storm IN EuxlAlu
Nov. ~ uardmcycr Nicholson. bankers
a. Hamburg. failed for ~ 7ao.o0
Nov 2s-Thc brazilian dictator. Fonseca re-
signed Ia favor Of Floriano Pefxotto Four
thousand persons killed or injured BY earth
quake IN japan.
Nov - 1T. Hon Edward Robert Bulwer
Lytton. British ambassador 70 France. died q
Paris. aged ~
Dec i--Archduke Henry OF Austria died In
Vienna. Three hun ired Foreigners killed BY
rebels near Takol. China
Dec. Ex Emperor Dom Pedro OF Brazil
died Ia Paris aged % j. Standard bank %
Melbourne Australia. suspended. -. The impe-
rial forces In China defeated the rebels near
Chooyans. killing LOO rebels on the Held =.
Oriciai a. >patch 10 Paris stated that so Chris
tians. Monaghan prince and some natives
were 'nassacred ~ Tsientchans and Pingsuten
China
Dec 6-Scven:y three miners killed By explo-
si0n In . mine at ST. Eticme. France.
Dc. l9-W. Hauser succeeds Welt to the cx-
ccutivc Chair Of Switzerland
Dec c4-Twclvc persons killed in collision
near Clcrneyaca Mex, on the Southern rail-
road.
Dee 25-Tcn persons crushed 70 death In
panic caused By cry OF IRE In theater At Gates
head. Eng.
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county. Pa. A destructive tornado IN Jcner
Nov 0-Earshquaixc Al Seattle. Wash.
Dec !, Severe earthquake ~ Cincinnati
Dec. ss-Much damage done BY hurricane ~
Mar~halltowu IL