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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-06
CALLED TO ENGLAND.
Irish-American Circles Excited Over the De
parture Of John p Uayss for Eurone

Irish-American Circles Excited Over the De-
parture Of john P. Hayes for Europe.
MANCHESTER, n. H., March 6.-Corsid-
erabie excitement has been created in Irish
American circles by report that John p.
Hayes Of this city has sailed for England to
become an emissary of the British Govern
ment. Hayes came to this city from Phila-
delpha. and, it was charged, was concerned
in the DR.. Cronin murder at Chicago. He
at the time was alleged to have been a
prominent and influential member of the
Clan-na-Gael, one of the famous "Triau-
gle," and subsequently charged with being
a traitor 10 the order and in the pay of the
British Government He also at one time
was an intimate friend of Parnell. He
sailed from Boston on Cunarder one week
ago. 1t was alleged he had been called to
England by the British Government to as
sst the Conservatives in the coming Parlia-
mentarv elections.
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THE DEAD VAN ZANDT.
He Spent a Fortune in an Unsuccessful Mon
tana Nine

NEW YORK, March 5-The friends of
Ferdinand Van Zandt, who committed sui
eide March in London. say he killed him.
self while temporarily insane. as he had
great financial reyerses of late. Six years
ago Van Zandt became interested in the
Blue Bird mine at Butte, Mont. He spent
fortune in the mine, and, it is said, sank
about S3,0O0,00o or $4,000, 600. The mine
was recently sold for debt. Van Zandt had
a wide acquaintance in this country and
England. He married the daughter of Sir
John Lubbock, a distinguished English en-
tomologist and statesman, and came with
her TO this country. His father was a first
cousin to Governor Van Zandt. who was one
OF the best-known men in Newport. His
wife IS now in California.
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Shot BY Moonshiners.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, March 5.-Charles
Stuart. a Deputy United States Marshal,
and his brother. John Stuart were fatally
wounded yesterday by moonshiners in Polk
County. Stuart and his two brothers mad
arrested man named Michael. near the
North Carolina line, for Illicit distilling
On their way to Ducktown they were halted
by crowd of moonshiners, who opened fire
and rescued the prisoners. Joseph Stuart
escaped unhurt.
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HEARTLESS INFANTlCIDE.
a Father browns His Child Because He
Cannot Support It.

CINCINNATI, March 5.-James Dubois and
woman, said to be his wife, were arrested
here to-day for infantieide. Three weeks
ago they took rooms in boarding. house in
this city. and last Sunday tine woman gave
birth to male child. Wednesday Dubois
announced that he intended to take the
child to niece living near Hamilton. The
landlady and another woman wrapped It up
and placed Ii in basket. He returned that
evening without it.
river next morning near Cleves. The
woman who dressed the child for Dubois
examined the body and clothing and fully
identified it. The man this afternoon broke
down and confessed to the police that he
had thrown the babe into the river becuse
he was not able to support it. 1t appears
that his real name is William A. Boyce of
Portland, Ind, and his wife is said to be the
daughter of +. j. Settle of Muncie. Ind
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Effort of an Explorer to Send Relief to Emin
Pocho

BERLIN. March 5.-The Berlin Post to-
day publishes further advices from Cairo
regarding the project of DR.. Finsch to send
an armed expedition to join Emin Pasha.
Having failed to obtain an audience with
the khedlve 20 ask permission to enlist 200
Soudanese soldiers for the expedition. DR..
Finsch presented the petition 10 the Khe-
dive in tie streets, whereupon he was seized
and roughly handled by the guards. He
has, however. obtained the appointment OF
an audience with the kbedive. DR.. Finsch
says the British EaSt African Company viii
Cooperate in the expedition. lie intends "a
go from Mombasa to Userlmasimani shence
to Cisiumo. and b. Victoria Nysaza and
the Nile to Magunga. he will try 20 per-
suade Emin Pasha t. held tue equatorial
provinces in behalf of Great Britain.
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London Council Election.

LONDON, March 5.-The trennial elec-
tions Of London County Council took place
to-day. The counting in few districts
was postponed till Monday, but the results
already known show sweeping progress
sive triumph in proportion of three to one.
which the results still to come In will not
alter. Lord Rosebery and John Burns,
labor leaders. were elected by large major.
tiles. The political nature of the struggle,
the candidates being openly dubbed Lib
erap' or conservative" promises strongly
to influence the parliamentary general eiec-
ti0ns. If Gladstone is able TO capture the
seats for London he will be assured an i'm
mense minority.
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troll Of the corporation and a ballot for
directors resulted in the election of eleven
nonresident directors. The chairman de-
elared three residents of Kansas elected
residents who had been elected. but forced
to give way under the decision of the chair
man, Instituted proceedings, but the court
held they were not entitled TO relief under
the laws
The capital stock Of the eamrany was
60 fbn0 Cl0
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Secretary Blaine Sick.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Secretary Blaine
has been quite sick for several days past.
The following official statement as to his
condition is given out Mt the State Depart
ment to-day: "Secretary Blaine is victim
of the grip. He was taken Wednesday quite
suddenly and severely. His fever was high
Thursday and Friday. He is much better
this morning and hopes to be out in few
DAYS.
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white man. While the deputies were
in grocery-store the place seemed
to fill with negroes. Suddenly shot was
fired and Deputy Cole fell to the floor NOR
tally wounded. Then the firing became
general and Deputy Harreo fell dead. The
negroes then shot Deputies Yerger and
Webber and escaped. None of the negroes
were hurt, the deputies being taken CON-
pletely by surprse
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THE COAL DEAL.
Testimony Of Dillon and Sage Before the In
yas.iqatlnR Committee.

VtsIghtluk VUiuMltLet.
NEW YORK, March 5.-The inquiry into
the alleged combination by the big coal
carrying railroads was continued this MORN
ing by the State Senate Committee. Sidney
Dillon, Russell Sage and Messrs. Williams
and Ackman, of the Central Railroad OF
New jersey, who had been summoned as
witnesses, were promptly on hand. The
testimony taken to-day was more to the
point than that of Monday last, as some
deal between the New Jersey Central.
philadelphia and Reading. the Leh0h VAL
ley and the Delaware. Lackawanna and
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FATAL TYPHUS.

Death Of Another Of the Nassilia's Passen.
gers in New York.
NEW YORK. March 5.-The worst case of
typhus yet reported was found this morning
in five-story tenement house occupied by
eighteen families. Mrs. Nathenson Is the
stricken one. She contracted the disease
by coming in contact with immigrants.
She was removed to North Brothers Island
Abraham Jesse Is proprietor of the lodging
house, where several typhus patients were
found stricken with the disease this morn
ing.
Another of the Massilia's passengers died
OF typhus to-day.
The Senatorial and House Committees
appointed to investigate the typhGs outbreak
began WORK to-day.
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Portugal Reduces Wheat Duties.

LISBON. March 5.-The Government has
issued decree granting permission to
traders to import 10000 tons of wheat at q
duty Of IL reis per kiio, The object of the
decrease of the duty is to prevent rise inths
price of cereals here through the purchase
of large amounts of foreign wheats at the
present rate Of exchange. 1t is estimated
this measure will stimulate the cultivation
OF wheat in this country, and eyentuate in
Portugal growing enough grain to supply
her OWN needs.
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An Ex.Omcer's Ofense.

LONDON, March 5.-Edward Holden, for
merly member Of the Royal Engineers,
was remanded for trial to-day by Magis-
Irate Manchester, charged with trying to
obtain Information as to the construction
and situation of the batteries at Gibraltar.
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The Field Jury nisaeraas

NEW YORK, March 5.-The argument in
the Field insanity case is finished and tie
case was given to the jury this afternoon.
At IL 80 clock tonight the jury announced
that it could not agree and was discharged
nv the Judge
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War in Central America.

CITY OF MEXICO, March 5.-There are
rumors here that war between Guatemala
and San Salvador has commenced. Guate-
malan dispatches say t is officially denied
that such is the state Of affairs, but Salva-
dorean specials declare war imminent and
unavoidable.
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Shot by a Woman.

CHESTER. Pa, March 5.-As Michael
Gallagher. aged "a years, was about to board
train for Philadelphia this evening he was
shot. probably fatally, by Miss Anna Ward.
who asserts that he deceived her.
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An Internal Machine.

BRUSSELS, March "a newspaper Of
this city reports an attempt to work destruc-
tion at the British Embassy with an in-
fernal machine containing explosive matter.
II was discovered by workman In time to
extinguish the fuse.
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CONGRESS.
THE HOUSE.

Objector Holman Meets With OpposI-
lion Oh the Sugsr-Bounty Bill.
WASHINGTON, March g. = The magic
power OF Chairman Holman of the appro.
briations Committee was broken in the
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THE WHISKY TRUST.

Scheme to Attack the Legality of the Federal
Grand Jury.
Boston. March Sit is understood that a
sensational attack will be made in the Fed
eral court ON Monday in the matter of the
indictments against the whisky trust, and
an attempt will be made to show that the
Grand jury now in session is an illegal
body, and all its work will go for nothing.
The alleged illegaltty is based on techni-
caGty in regard to the drawing Of jurors.
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have been doing this long time and have
worked up large trade among business
men. The arrests and the possibility that
twenty or thirty prominent citizens may be
implicated has caused much excitement.
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smugVlers Arrested.

MARIN CITY, Mich, March 5.-George F.
Logan and Frank May OF Sombra. Ontario.
were arrested here to-day while smuggling
clothing across the river. 1t is said they
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STUFFED WITH PAPER.
Discharge Of a Wells-Fargo Express Agent

for lrregularity.
SrRINGFIELD, Ohio, March 5.-Weis-
Fargo Express Agent Maize of this city
was discharged to-day by Division Superin-
tendent Dewitt of Cleveland for irreguIayIty
In sending package Of $3.50 to headquarters
In San Francisco February IL. The pack
age was stuffed with paper, bat contained
no money when it arrived
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Suicide of a Hungarian Noble.

BUDA PEsTH. March 5-Count Steppen
CZaky, a son of the Hungarian Minister OF
Worship aud Public Education. committed
suicide to-day. Motive unknown.
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SUPREME COURT DECISION.
on-Resident Members Of Corporation Can
not Be Directors.

TOPEKA, Kans, March 5.-The Supreme
Court handed down to-day decision in the
quo warranto proceedings OF ID. K. Horton
aud others against Il. Wilder and others.
The parties to the suit are stockholders in
the San Diego Land Company, incorporated
under the laws of Kansas. but doing busi-
ness in California. The decision upholds
the Kansas law, providing that three direc-
tors OF every company incorporated under
laws Of Kansas shall be citizens of Kansas.
Two factions were c0ntendiDg for the con-
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The AtIantic Fisheries Question.

OTTAWA, March 5-The Minister OF
Marine has given notice of a bill for a gen.
eral vivendi with the United States on the
Atlantic fisheries question.
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JAY GOULD.
Complete Recovery From His Recent Nervous
Attack in New York.

Attack In New York.
DALLAS. Tex, March 5.-The report that
Jay Gould died en- route south or is in a
serious condition Is without foundation.
He attended meeting of the stockholders
OF the International and Great Northern
road at Palestine to-day. and was elected
President 1t Is said that he has completely
recovered from the nervous attack he had
previous to his departure from New York.
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GUATEMALA's CHOICE.
General Reyna Barrios Declared Elected Pres.
ident of the Rennhlic

New YORK, March 5.-The Guatemalan
Consul General here has received the fol-
lowing: "The National Assembly has de-
clared General Reyna Barrios elected
Constitutional President of the republic.
Peace and tranquility reign"
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The strike OF shoe,nakers IN Leicester. Eng.
land, has been settled and 5000 mrn have rev
suuied work,
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TAKEN By SURPRISE.
Four Deputy Marshals Shot by Negroes in a

MEMPHIS, March 5.-Four deputy sheriffs
went to a crossroads about three miles
fIom town Tonight to arrest q negro
who in quarrel seriously shot q
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Land Decision Reversed.

Assistant Secretary Chandler to-day re-
yersed the decision Of the Land Commits
sioner In refusing to entertain the motion
for rehearing before the local officials In
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cooner Plaza: Or J. y. Clark, secretary, No. 900


GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.
Tile members OF the Seawanhnka Boat Quo vent y"
their annual excursion yesterday to Bay Cnh r'rN,
Staten Island. The pleasure seekers NUMBERED Se,e
hundred. Tho start made from sUith ic"'"-''
Tho steamer Pomona and the barges NELSON "''"
Arthur conveyed the party to the grove
A gypsy encainpment Is a feature OF lawn parry LII
aid Of st. Mary's Hospital. opened yesterday ai'er
noon on the hospital grounds at ~. MarhsS "''u
Rochester ayes. Bishop Mcdonnell formally opVne"
the party last evening and handsome bronze 'ao'.
In memory Of the late Bishop Loushlln was ul'e'0u
Nayor Body was present and one Of the speahe'
Tie bearing In the matter relating to the county
d.bt and the limit OF debt set by law will nor uRe
Mace before the Court Of Appeals before september
Tho court meets In saratoga on June H. Dut INC
tap.rs I'm the case will not he ready for presentation
at that time.
IN ,be su,t Of Daniel F. Mcclure to recover Soooo
t, tho Bridge Trustees as damages for Injuries 10
IN. e,gere OF one hand on q Bridge on December
20 1901, tho Jury IN the City Court awarded sooo
yesterday
Tho Aldermen have ordered that asphalt paveneh's
h. laid in Clintonavc from Fultonst to Myrte-aVe'
in Craze Court, in Gates-ave between Na"ucro'i'
and Waverly aves. and in IIcksst between Moh'aeue
and JOralemOn sts.
N,l.y Overton. the first coored policeman, was
ened ton dnys' pay Yesterday for appearing on du'S
In plain clothes instead Of his uniform. lie chaisco
his clothes in a liquor shop to get out snooser'sa
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKL w.
LIP 49, CANNON ARE DANGEROrS

TiRN>N (NNNIIN NHF' UNNVTTNV'''
Brass cannon figure prominently in case III the
-ipfcme Court witch hae to cn1 before trial
ON July 10 $500 Frederick Henson sailor on bJaN
the yacht Nymph. owned by Frederick Fnnt, OF
Lar lmon while cleaning IA small brass cannon had
hi, left thumb tern away by tie explosion oi a car
fridge which had been caIrcSsy loft In 1t. aud OF
which he had rot bcCn Informed. lie began n suit
10 recover $1,000 ~ damages, and the case was TO
come to tiial on June . Of this year. day q: two
before The trial h. sent word 10 Ill, lawyer That he
would b. on beard the yacht Columbia when wanted.
but on the day ,et H.. the trial his lawyer was In
formed by "A message FROM the yacht Tint IcnsJn hal
lcrn killed the Right before by the explosion of
another brass cannon, Which he lGd been moving on
bo,ld tie vcs.cl Ills death end, the SUIT for tho
los, of his thumb. Lut III, heir, 10 recover
Is 600 for his death.
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OPENING OF THE ASCOT MEETING.

THE MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL FAMILY PRESENT
WINNERS OF THE CHIEF RACES.
London, juno l4.-Thc great Ascot nco meeting
opened to-day. and for the first time in MANY years
no members OF the royal family were present. Tue
nobility were. usrial well represented MANY Of
the most attractive Of the country houses In the dis
rct round the Heath have been let for the time OF tho
meeting. The Duke Of Portland has taken Port
nall Park. Virginia Water; the Duke Of Beauford, Red
House, Ascot; the Earl OF Durhaln kenege the
Earl Of Bradford. Tanglc Wood. Ascot fcath. The
meeting opened with gloomy weather In consequence
Of the absence Of the royal personaces. the usual
scmistate royal procession M the was omitted
The fact that the salon In the Queens stand. which
Is devoted 10 the OF the Prince VI Wales and his
party. closed did not deter the officials Of Windsor
Castle ana the members OF the other oya households
from crowding the stand. The apple alton, for adj
mission into the royal enclosure beyond precedent.
The Master Of Her Majesiys Bnckhounds was Obliged
to refuse 5000 persons who applied for admission.
The principal contest on the PR gramme for today
tie Tor the Ascot stakes Of f25 each about
two miles. The bv HnstHcc Lpicr's
four ycar-oh How. 4. Taylor'S fivcv car-Od brown
horse IIarneur second, md Lord Gcrard's three
yearod bay file Metallic third.
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. rr.Rrl,ED CIT on CHICAGO RATES.

ST. Paul June Is (SpcclaD.-ASain do the ChIcaSo
and Eastern passenger rates 20 down. The JOINT
Chicago lines have scored a beat on the 500 rs a
new tariff has gore into effect whereby the 800 cut
Of June 10 is met and The 500 knew nothing about
II until 10 day nOtw .tanIng the fact that TIE new
tariff went into effect yesterday The cut VIII be met
immediately The rates are now Only about - above
t1coco rates and the Chicago rods have con'e-
oucntlv almost reached The end Of their tether As
sls,ant General Passenger Agent Mccullough. ol the
Omaha said today that when this point was reached
the Chicago nc> would be- compelled u stop although
the 500 might keep right on for all he knew. I. !.
Conley Of the st. Paul. expressed the same opinion,
and II is therefore pNbiblo that two o. three weeks
NOR, will put an end the excitement and viii leave
the 500 the winner OF the ilgh'.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
NO NEW CHAIRMAN ELECTED.
TIE rRASs,MrssoUR1 ASSOCIATION FAILS

THE TRASs-MIsSOURI ASSOCIATION FAILS ~
FJ.EJT A SUCCESSOR TO MR.. SMITH
Chicago June 14-IIavlng forced Chairman Smith
TO resign, the members Of the Trans missouri Asso
ciation are now unable TO unite on a man U ''he HE
place At least that Is the situation up TO date' =
meeting OF the association was held mere to-oN Ior
IN. purpose OF electing successor TO Mr.. Smith, bn'
IL was n dismal failure Some Of the members did
not oven take the trouble attend the meeting or 10
send representatives. AS unanimous vote IS re
uursd 10 elect chairman II was OF course iTpos'ioe
10 take any decisive action In that direcuNl' Noo
come discussion Of the subject Ii WIS aeTc'o 10 Ie
matters stand with Secretary McFadden as custodian
~ the records until September 10. unless In the mean
time another meeting shall have been called and
chairman elected.
some difference Of opinion exists as to whether D. ~
Fathorn would accept the place II elected. a re"
we~ss ago Il looied II Mr.. Falthor1 would surely
lose the craftsmanship Of the southwestern RAILWAY apo
steamship Association because the now plan or or
ani1ation then under consideration dispensed with
tho services Of n chairman. The new plan. however,
VIA rejected by the association. and a. Mr. faithor
has mad. an excellent chairman, II Is probable he VIII
Ia prevailed upon 10 retain the place even If In doing
so no should be compelled to withdraw from the Board
n, Commissioners OF the Western Traffic Association.
I, T. believed fiat some OF the members Of the TTauS
Missouri Association are purp,srly delaying action
until II can lie definitely learned whether Mr. Faithorn
vould accept or not II elected. and also until the
Western Passenger Association has mace Its seccuon
Of a chairman This Organization meets TO morrow
for that purpose.
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WING AROUND NEW ENGLtS

Charles Parsons. president. AMI Charles Parsons. IT..
vice president OF the New York ana New Ens@ld'
are sill In Boston WORKING had for the success 81 the
rroposed i've years voting trust The friends OF the
company rallied to tho support OF the stock In the
market Yesterday and the price sharply rallied abcnt
;, Der cent. The only indication that has vet been
given Of the policy which The management will adopt
in view II the purchase OF he lou>aionc Railroad in
he Interest Of the Ncw-lork. New Haven and Hat
ford was the following statement gwen out officially
Yesterday
The Uousatoaic aud New England alliance. inciud-
Ing the Ncw-Norl joint terminal investment. has
c,u.ed a loss of several hundred thousand dollars Ia
iii, New England Railroad. The managers OF tie
New England road will not b. likely TO continue to
dc peto il, treasury TO keep the Wilson'S FONT I'm"
yin the lIOu.atOnc.'
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4 SQUAD OF POLICEMEN TO BE RE0EGANIzEO

Tic Police Eoard yesterday directed superintendent
lyrnes to reoreanze the squad Of patolemen IN tho
Wct sixty cighth-st station. When the rev twenty
fourth l1eciEct recently organized under The
direction OF the superintendent Mr. Murray, the
captains ether precincts were asked 10 recommend
certain men lie transferred 10 West sixty cghthst.
They naturally selected whom they wished 10 &c r1
Of AMI The result that many OF the seventy petrol
men in the new squad had records for Sinking duty.
Captain Ebert o. Smith and his sergeants and rounAs-
have many complaints. and tie lazy patrolmen
oc.l called before the Commissioners for trial
otaiscS Of failing to patrol properly, going into
iqucr stores their posts. etc. The Commissioners
have not felt justified In Diminishing the men from the
re, and the nine, which were Imposed failed to make
The men perform their duties properly. Mr.. ByrneS
will weed out the shrkers and send them TO precincts
VIII .r h"y NIL have f.; IINuunities to evade work
Their places will he filed by men who have some
ambition to rise iD TIE department..