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1t Cannot Support Party That Advocates the
Destruction of American Industries and
q Return to Wild Cat Currency.
Why Hon. Patrick Ega Thinks Irish.
Americans Should Vote for Harrison.
Pennsylvania Democrats to Be Thwarted by
Gen. Reeder in Their Ballot Conspiracy
Idaho Test Oath Declared Unconstitutional
REVOLT IN WISCONSIN.
Free Trade and Wildcat Money Repudiate
by the Organ of the Luther.ns.

Free Trade and Wildcat Money Repudiated
by the Organ of the Luther.ns.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Oct S-The Germania,
tho organ OF the German Lutherans of Wis
consin. the head. front and center of the
antl-Bennett-school-law fight two years
ago. comes out f1at-footed for John c.
Spooner and John c. Koch. A greater
political sensation. and one so far-reaching
in its effect, was never before known
in the history of Wisconsin. The paper
editOrially renounces Peck. declares the
Bennett law settled forever. and lands
Spooner and Koch. 1t means the support
of the Germania for the whole Republican
ticket. BY Republicans and Democrats
alike it was conceded that the Germanias
influence made Peck Governor of
Wisconsin. The Germania editorial.
ly stands by the Mckinley law
and repudiates the national platform
of the Democracy. On the money question
1t grows vehement and denounces any at
tempt to interfere with the present bank
ing system of the country. It denounces
all Estate bank" schemes. and warns it's
readers against voting the ticket of par
ty which would do anything toward in
auguratIng another period of wildcat
money.
Chairman Ed C. Wall hasn't much to
say on the subject. except to convey the
idea that the Democratic party can carry
Wisconsin this fall without the
aid of the Germania. The Demo-
Gratis openly charge that August Ross.
the city editor of the evening issue
of the Germania, was nominated for
register of deeds with the understanding
that III return for this the Germania was to
support the Democratic ticket this fall.
They say thoy do not care about the snp-
port of tho county ticket If the paper is not
going to support the whole ticket.
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recommend that the prohibitory 10 per cent
tax on State bank issues be repealed" What
posed in the midst of the civil war; after full de-
pate and consideration, not for the purpose or
revenue, but TO get rid or the mass OF paper
stae ns from q %
L am now amazed that any Intelligent man.
democrat or Republican, who has lived
iong enough co know the truth or has read the
history or this country, could be now willing TO
open .ne door again TO this kind of money. The
,stry frst financial problem that faced US at the
5eginning of the war was how to get r.d of It.
The sub-treasury lava Democratic measure
forbade its use by the government or Its receipt
by any ofiicer o. the government Ii could not
De received for taxes It was not and could not
De made a legal tender. Gold and silver dlsap-
peared. as il usually does in the face OF war.
called paper money out Of existence. 1t is this
law which our Democratic friends now propose
to repeal. But we did not destroy the State
banks without substituting other banks In their
place. Nearly all the state banks were convert
ed into national banks, with power TO issue cir
culating notes. so well secured that no man has
ever lost dollar on a national bank note. The
choice Is now between national money, backed
by the power and credit of the government, and
the exploded, rejected, prohibited ana unconsti-
tltonal bills of credit issued by local banks un-
der the authority of forty-four states, with pow
ers as diverse as the animal creation. The credit
of some of these States is already impaired by
reputation, and some have very limited re-
sources. already crippled by debt.
1t is now the tendency of the Democratic
party, dominated Dy the south, 10 revive ali the
issues before the war, except slavery and dis
union, and destroy all the achievements of the
Republican party except the preservation OF the
Union The Republican party seeks to complete
its work by strengthening the Union it has
saved, TO deal impartaly with all sections and
classes, to maintain and improve upon the sound
national currency 1t has established. and to ex-
tend the policy of protection to all industries
that can be profirably conducted here.
In closing Senator Sherman eulogized
President Harrison and said that he be-
heved the honor, the safety and prosperity
OF the country would be best promoted By
his reelection.
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TIE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC.

While Decreasing at Hamburg It IL Becoms
ing viruient Elsewhere.
LONDON, Oct. s.-Reports from the con-
tinent show that while cholera cases are
decreasing In Hamburg tho disease is
spreading to southern Europe. Several
suspicious cases of sickness have occurred
at Marseilles during the last few days. 10
is beloved that cholera has gained foot
hold there, though the exact nature of the
disease prevailing had not been definitely
ascertsined.
During the past twelve hours four fresh
cases of cholera and three deaths from the
disease have been reported at Buda Pesth.
Much distress is occasloned among the suf.
fering people on account of a lack of doc
tors. The physicians are unable TO attend
to all the demands of their services, and. az
O consequence, some of tho persons at
tackled by the plague are ut times forced
to 20 without medical attention for con-
siderable period. The government has for
hidden the holding of the proposed Czech
political meeting In Prague through fear
that the holding of the meeting. which
would be attended by delegates from ali
parts of Hungary. would tend 10 spread the
cholera.
The Berlin correspondent of the Times in
reporting the case of another pauper taken
cholera. says that the medical inspection
established q few weeks ago at the rail.
way terminal has been abolished. -Four
more inmates of the House of Correction
at Berlin have heen attacked with cholera
and removed to the hospital. man was
found dead in the ThierCarten to-day. and
it is supposed that his death was due 20 an
attack of acute cholera. Prof GuttmanB,
the head of the cholera hospital. 10 much
worried at this fresh outbreak of the dis
ease.
Cholera continues to prevail in Holland,
but the disease Is not making any serious
advance, the statistics showing that the
number of persons attacked and the NOR
taiity are still comparatively low.
Throughout the country to-day six fresh
cases and four deaths were the total re-
turns received by the health officials.
There were twenty-five new cases OF
cholera reported In Hamburg to-day and
four deaths from the disease. One hum
dred and eighteen buriais took place and
there are 142 cases Of cholera In the hos
pitaie.
In Paris and suburbs. yesterday. twenty
fresh cases of cholera were reported TO the
authorities During the same time seven
persons died from the disease.
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INGALLS, on THE STUMP.
The Ex-senator Speaks to 5000 Kansans
An Oid Sneech Ievfved NV PopuI.sts

The Ex-senator Speaks to 5000 Kansans-
An Oid Speech Revived by PopuI.sts.
ATCHIsoN, kap., Oct. S.-Senator lp-
gals left this morning for Topeka. where
he made his first speech in the present cam
paign tonight. He is looking remarkably
well since his return from his European
tour. He said in an interview that his OBJ
servation of industrial and social systems
abroad had confirmed his belief in the
theory of protection. Referring to the
belief entertained by some that he was not
loyal to Republican principles he said: II
have been criticised on account OF some of
my utterances made after the Novem ber
election in 1880. l have nothing
to take back. | repeat it was
WDs was is Republican defeat nGt Is
was protest of the people against existing
conditions: a cry for a more equitable dis
tributl0n OF the profits OF the country g in
dustry. In saying this 1 committed no
treason TO the Republican party. / was the
have taken my medicine. i have nothing
TO gain personally by ths success of our
ticket In \ november. / am not in politics,
except as q private citizen who takes q live
return to the United States Senate! say
frankly and candidly that l have no more
desire to 20 back to the Senate than have
TO 90 back tn college. i want no office of
any kind. ] am out of politics and | want
TO stay ont. No. sir: no aspirant for the Sem
ate need lose any sleep Oh my account"
At Topeka tonight q t0rchilght process
sion preceded the speaking. and it was re-
viewed bY Mr.. Ingalls,. The audience
which gathered TO hear Mr.. Ingalls, " as
enormous. fully eignt thousand people be-
IConunued on sscspd tsge.l
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New Pocshontas Council of Red Men.

q
MUNc,E. Ind, Oct S.-Last night Washe-
tella Council, No. 81. Pocahontas Degree
of Red Men. was instituted In this city,
with eighty charter members. The work
was done by the Lukanna Council team
from Anderson. and several visitors were
present from Connersville aud other
points The officers elected were as fol-
lows: Prophecies. Miss Sadie Nicely; poca-
hontas, Mrs. w. II. NJ. Cooper; Winona
Mrs. Frank Smith: Powhatan, William
Aydelot.; keeper of record. Mrs. S. y. Nc
Laughlin; keeper of wampum, Mrs. ii. q.
Albanian
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Preacher stoueIi Acquitted.

Sptcih 10 TIC InIIHrHFOiIE JUUfIt
BRADFORD. Pa. Oct. S-The sensational
trial Of Rev. j. Calvin Stowell, Baptist
Kansas City, came to an end at Smithport
to-day. Rev. Stowell was charged with
larceny in nppropriating church funds from
q missionary-box and false Trctense III Sc
curing church moneys. On the first charge
Judge Morrison directed the jury To bring
in q verdict of not gnilty. aud in tho second
the jury found for the defendant The case
has been very sensational, aud 10 . great
victory for MI. Stowell.
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Many of the Horse. Ridden in the Long.

Many OF the Horses Ridden I'm the Long,
Distance Ride Hopeiessly Ruined
copyright. 1872 by the New York associated Press
BERLIN. Oct. a-The long-distance mill
tary ride is the one topic of conversation in
this city. ALI classes Of the In
habitants are interested IN the event.
which has totally eciipsed politics
and everything else. Despite the iisap-
pointment of the Germans at the winning
of the race by an Austrian and the better
are lavishing every hospitality upon the
Austrians- The latter have been feted and
dined by the officers of different crack
regiments To-day q series OF great
races was gwen in their honor. Emperor
William will return Monday evening from
Weimar, whittier M 80 = 49, to
golden Wedding G.
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election and the State would be carried for
cleveland. q special election being required
to choose State and county officers.
Col. w. Hayes Grier. superintendent of
public printing, tonight furnished an afti-
dsvit denying the statement made BY X.
Nevin Pomeroy, editor of the Chambers
burg Repository. that the State Department
was engaged in q scheme to defeat the Re-
publican ticket by Withholding the official
halIOt
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Republicans Can All Vote.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-General Reeder,
chairman of the State Republican commit
tee, had many callers to-day. In an inter-
view, General Reeder said: "Our people
will all vote and their votes will be count
ed. j have three clerks at work at Harris
burg going over the nominations so that
con furnish the County Commissioners
with such information as will enable them
10 90 on with the work of having tickets
printed for their counties. l have had the
the Common weaIth's Office gone over onre,
but am having it thoroughly done again.
SO that there can be no mistake about any
of the nomination papers. By Monday
will have ticket prepared regularly set
MP. but shorter than the one decided on ct
Harrisburg, to show that q smaller ballot
can be printed and be N form. size and
makeup within the provisions OF the law.
/ will have enough of them printed for
disrribution.v
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PENNSYLVANIA BALLOTS.


Harrity Mildly Denies that His Party IL De.
laying the Printing or Tickets.
NEW YORK. Oct. S.-Chairman William
f. Harrity, of the Democratic national
committee had something to say to-day in
reference to en- interview with Gen. Fra nix
Reeder. of the Republican State committee,
of Pennsylvania, as to the form of the
official ballot to be ueed In that
State. He said: ''The statement that
there has been suggestion or effort
on the part of any OF the Democratic
officials of Pennsy lvania to prevent or re-
tard the printing of official ballots for use
ut the coming election is the work of Chair
man Reeders very vivid imagination. Mr..
Reeder ouGht to know that Sept. 13 as the
last day of filing certificates of nominate n
in Pennsylvania, and Sept. 20 the last ay
for filing nomination papers. He ought to
know, further, that objection to such GER
tifcates of nomination and nomination pa
pers designed Tor the State at large may be
filed within thirty days after the last
day for the filing Of such certificates and
papers. Ii is, therefore, very obvious tn at
there can properly be no certifcation of
the exact form of official ballot to be used
in any district in the State until after Sept.
90 and if objection be filed as to the
nominations In any district, the form of the
official ballot in that particular district
cannot be certified until after such objec-
tions have been considered by the board
appointed for that purpose.
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Blaine May BE Asked to spe ak.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-From a reliable
source 1t was ascertained at Republican
headquarters that o delegation would be
sent down to Maine to see Mr.. Blaine and
get him TO take the stump AS Joseph Man.
10y is the nearest to Mr.. Blaine among the
managers of the Republican ass 1t ls
thought that he will 60 down snd urge the
plumed knight to come to the rescue Of
HARRISON aud Reid.
The morning call., 1892-03-11
466 Eighth street,

pRoSPECT HILL TRACT
FRUITNALE AVE. EAST OAKLAND.
Fruitvae is considered to be one or the most
desirable locations on the Oakland side of the bar
for residence purposes. 1t is sheltered from inds
Jog, and has sunny AMI delightful climate. Eie-
CANT homes and charming gardens abound on all
sides The terminus of the Highland PARK and also
the fratyae street railways are within one block
OF this property. Lots will be sold easy terms
City water is being introduced; electric lights are
TO be erected upon the avenue. Free pass good for
hve years, will be furnished for each dwelling
erected upon the tract within spec fled time Now
is our time Insecure home No better chance
offered anywhere in Oakland. Price of lots $l75 to
500; $40 down. balance in monthly instaiImeHts
OF 50 each. For maps and full particulars call on
CL0UGH BAKER. Sole Agents.
mrs tx 460 Ninth ST., Oakland.
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LORIN REAL IssrATt-

Y. no WOULD BE WITHOUT HOMENONLY
E w $500 down.
Oaiy $40 month. viii buy beautiful new cot
t3ge of rooms: all modern improvements; largo
Tot; only half block from electric aud only
blocks from Berkeley steam cars: price only $3.50
interest only per cent: greatest inducement
offered. Inquire OF w. G. MORAN. Lorin: take
Eerkeey train. smrl It
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READ THIS UNPRECEDENTED OFFER
BUY A HOME,
DO YOU OWN HOME.
If NoT.................. .....WHY MOTT
We lead Others follow.
Read for yourself.
1t will pay you.
What we will do this month.
Everybody to have benefit
Figure for yourself.
Our grand offer for March.
$50 lots 5ox150 in the
......wARNER TRAcT.....
5000 EACH. MARCH ONLY $500 EACH
These prices are less than you can
buy the laud by the acre.
Remember this is only for the month
of March.
Read the Terms: Only 80
cash. balance So per mouth
Over $50 lots sold TO bosa-fide
purchasers since october 18th
The power-house and car-houses Of
the electric load are located
upon the Warner Tract.
fue private seminary TO
be erected by Messrs. warfel & Blanehss of Hay.
wards upon the
tract az once.
The contract Is let to grade all
the streets in the Warner Tract
atthe present owners expense.
George Early expects begin early in
the spring to erect magnifc emit hotel
Think Of it. reflect and buy
or two OF these lots
whether you be rich poor.
The investment is no wildcat.
but solid bank stock.
Parties in the interior wishing to
take advantage OF this grand
offer remit to amount
OF first payment, and we will select for them
the choicest of any lots
remaining unsold. as II they were
personally present. and we guarantee
TO absentee purchaser this to be the
cheapest property offered along this road
Remember you will regret 1t In one year from
now II you read this
advertisement aud do not invest In this special
Offering. Carriages office at all
times TO show you this property.
Send for maps.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR
1 the Maynard, Mare Island, Cal.-February 26.
1897 Sealed proposals, Endorsed proposals for
Naval Supplies for the Navy-yard. Mare Island.
Cal, TO b. opened March 81 1892, :" will be received
ut the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing. Navy De-
rartment. Washington. D. C.. until ~ O'Clock,
noon, March ~. lS9s, and pn6lleiy opened inme-
diateiy thereafter, to furnish at the Navy-yard,
OF cement. spikes lumber, bolts. hardware. tools.
metals iron steel, paints, pipe etc. The articles
usual naval inspection. Blank proposals will he
furnished mon application to the commandant,
Cal, or 10 the bnreau. The attention OF mannfsc-
turers and dealers is invited. Tie bids all other
things being equal, decided by lot The depart
ment reserves the right TO waive defects re-
tect any CT all bids not deemed advantageous to
the Government. EDWIN STEWART. faymaster.
General. u y NAVY. inr4 rrTu 1t
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A1ttssi.s r. I s-%1-LAW.
4 DVICE FREE-G. w. HOWE Il CO.. ATTOR-
~ aeys, $50 Market: marriages aanuiied. quiet
probate, Insolvency, collections, liens, MORTGAGES
etc. attended to- read al business personals m3 tt
- A. CRorHERs. ArToRSEy-Ar-LAw. aJ5
II. Clay ST noStc
Va w. DAVIDSON. ATroRNzY-Ar-LAw. I'D
" .Calitornia ss.. Rooms lilo: advice tres t3i.
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HEAP RENT: ALAMEDA: HOUSE CENTRAL
and pleasant; . principal rooms, csc. newly fin
fsheti: hot and cold water: to parties tho
acceptable references: price SIT 90. Apply 2025
Eagie ave- bet. MilloM and Chestn All.ned at*
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I;EsoLU TIONs.

: : : : : :
A MEETING OF THE BOARD or NEW
= City Hall Commissioners held March 2. 1892.
the following resolution was passed print Re-
Sawed Teat a progress estimate In the of
$l2v4 so in favor Of J. 4. 81 PHILLIPS con-
tract 20 t. print.
Ayes - Commissioners SASDERSoS. SMILEY
BURST. 1851 EDWARDL WOLFE, Secretary.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

aLANEDl REAL ESTATE.
/ s. HANLEY IL CO.. 1851 PARK ST. WILL,
= build. sell or rent you any kind of house any
where III Alameda on the reasonable
terms. AUS CT
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II oME FOR 1900: TERMS n CASH: BALANCE
II 10 suit purchaser; Is nicely situated. half
mile from ty limits OF Los Gatos. I. IL JORDAN
d CO., Los Gatos. mrG tx
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EM ELERS, ATTEN TION-THE STOCK, FIX
81 lures and good viii Of the o!-established bush
ness OF ROBERT MEYERS. deceased. rnown as the
falscs h otei JewelTy Store. 6S7 Market ST. is for
sale: inventory be seen and stock inspected on
tire premises. where bids for the same. subject to
an2roEal. viii be received I'D To March 20 mn q.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Nj cALESfER McMAHAN,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'
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FOR SALE FINE LEQUoR-SToRE. DOING
good business, with or without wagon. having a
MREDEN & CO.. AIS aud 42O Clay ST.: have good
reasons for selling mrlI Ats
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G900 BAKERY; LARGE LIVING ROOMS;
WHITE. $751; MARKET st lt<
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

G97h GREAT BARGAIN; SALOON ON A
- - ~ leading business street, the furniture of
$ living rooms included, WITH tine paying trade. l.
u BARNARD, 200 kearny St Its
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I-aIH anu man 20 SHOW ms and other land Tree
OF charge WIN nj. DEWOGF, fruitvaie Station.
mr9 st
NEW PLAT; LOTS 50x150: THE CREAM
~ Tract, oil the San LeandrO road: Just what you
have been looking for; every lot covered With fine
nut trees; only $l7o and upward; terms $40 cash.
~ 50 per month. RUSSELL a. PROSSER, Twenty
Ihifd-ave. Station, East Oakland. mrs I'm
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