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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-29
ANTI-CHINEsE SENTIMENT.
Movement Of Montana Labor Organizations
TO Starve Out Mongolians.

TO Starve Out Mongolians
chicago, Jan. 28.-A Helena (Mont.)
special says; Tho anti-Chinese sentiment
in Montana is growing in intensity Organ
lied efforts to Starve Cinnamon out are
being supplemented by agitation for ade-
quate legislation. The labor organizations
OF Butte impose a fine on any member
who patronizes Chinese restaurants, laun-
dries or stores, or any establishment where
Chinese help is employed. The knights of
Labor of the State in convention have re-
solved to support no city for State capital
whose citizens employ Chinese or support
Chinese tradesmen. The City Council of
Helena has passed preamble aud Tesou-
tions setting forth the evils of Chinese i'm
migration, and urging the Montana delega-
ton in Congress TO support the new
restriction act. Governor Toole has asked
the Treasury Department at Washington
to furnish adequate means for guarding the
northern frontier against the incoming
Chinese.
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A BEARS FANCY.
Falls In Love with and Carries OFF a
Child.
Detroit News.

Child.
Detroit News.
A little three-year-old named Fleming,
whose parents live in Northern Michigan,
being missed one afternoon, her parents
tracked her to some bushes, in the field
about forty rods from the house, at which
p ONT the child's tracks disappeared and
those of large bear were found leading in
TO the woods. The Mortified father, aided
by neighbOTs, followed up tho bear which
had carried off the child. as fast as possible ;
but night set in, and they were obliged to
wait till morning, when the pursuit was
recommended.
In a short time, as the pnrsuers were
passing a sWampy spot. they heard the
chid's voice calling aloud. They rushed
forward, heard splash in the water and
soon saw the child standing on a log
stretching across the pond The bear, the
child said, was carrying her across the log,
and had just jumped into the water and
swan away. The bear had not hurt the
child in the least. but had been caressing in
its manner. and had laid down at night
with its arms around the little one, as if to
shield her from harm. The bear had Just
lost lis cub. and seemed to wish to adopt
the child in its place.
The citizens of MERGED have subscribed
$4,000 for the formation of fair ground
niatf
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PERFECTLY SOLVENT.
Condition Of the American Building and Loan
Association.

CONDITION Of The American Building and Loan
Association.
ST. PAUL, Jan. PA special dispatch
from this city. generally used Tuesday.
stated that the Public Bank Examiner had
reported to the Governor that the affairs of
the American Building and Loan Associa-
ton should be wound up. There was moth
ing in the full report Of the examiner to
warrant the statement. and in answer to an
inquiry from Secretary Bishop the Public
Examiner this forenoon sent the following
reply;
Thomas 4 bishop, Secretary of the american
building Association: The report Of this office
on The affairs OF The American Building AssOcia-
iOn shown the association has a surplus and
consequently Is solvent. / did not recommend
or suggest the winding mp OF its affairs by the
appointment OF receiver or otherwise.
NJ y. KENYON. Pnhlle EXamlnar.
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Embarrassed Firms.

Boston, Jan. 28,-The Globe says the fail
ure of Colby, the hardware-dealer, has
caused startling TumOrS, involving the en-
baTrassment of five prominent concerns in
the city who are alleged to be mixed up In
the understanding business, in which $1,000
OOO Is iuVpivpd
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ELECTIONS IN AUSTRIA.
Overwhelming Success Of the Members Of the
Iiberal Party.

BUDA-PEsTH, Jan. 23.-The result Of the
elections In 80 districts is already known.
In 20 the Liberals were elected. In 10 the
members Of the party Of the Left have been
returned ana In the remaining . the Ma
liOuals were victorious. Count CRpary,
Minister Of the Interior: Dr. Alexander
Werkee, Minister Of Finance. and Gabriel
Won Bar0Ws, Minister Of Industry and Com
meTce, were reelected.
Returns TO II o'clock tonight show the
election % 10 Liberals. % Nationals and %
Independents.
Up to midnight 173 Liberals, 46 Nationals,
- Independents aud three neutrais are
known to be elected. So far the Nationals
have gained twelve seats from the Liberals.
Sylagyi, the Minister Of Justice, defeated
LIZ ninefX-fYP YnfRs.
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of the keystone Bank. in the misapprOpri-
alton of the banks funds. was arrested this
morning by Il United States Deputy Mar
shall on an affidavit Of United States
Secret Service officer who has recently
b ecu examining the banks books.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MOT ONE IN EVERY HUNDRED WHO
IN discusses the matter knows anything what
ever about il, hence enlightenment on THIS
subject in san Francisco is a necessity and We
have undertaken the task.
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ACROSS THE BAY.
Mrs. Martins Examination on
the Charge Of Larceny.
Summer Vacation of the Superior Court-A
Robber Identified by His Hat-Mrs. Thiel-
MAINS Complaint for Divorce.

The examination of the charge Of grand
larceny against Mrs. Mary E. Martin was
resumed in the Police Court yesterday and
occupied the day. During her testimony
Miss Leonard stated that she found the gas
turned on in her room at one time In the
middle of the night and she awoke almost
asphyxiated. She had been very particular
to turn it off before retiring. This testi-
mony was stricken out. She did not go out
of the house often because Mrs. Martin had
warned her not to do so. She even re-
manned in the house some time after Mrs.
Martin had gone on her visit to the East.
The case went over for further examina-
ton to-day.
Charles Beigler was walking on the trestle
on the south end OF the Webster street
bridge, when the narrow-gauge train came
along and knocked him off into the mud
yesterday afternoon. Several of his ribs
were broken.
Ida G. Seaman. a schoOl-teacher, has sued
for divorce from Dominic Seaman, who has
deserted her and their children.
SUMNER VACATION.
The Judges Of the Superior Court had an
order entered in the minutes OF three de-
partments fixing tho summer vacation at
from July 1st to August 18th, both days in
elusive, during which time only criminal,
probate matters, fOrcible entry and illegal
detaiDer cases will be heard. The vacation
is set month later than usual. as it has pre-
yiously been from June 1st 10 July 18th.
Judge Henshaw denied a motion for
nOnsuit in the suit of Mrs. Hannah E. Works
against the Remillard Brick Company, and
continuance was had until this morning
The Acme Athletic Clubs ladies night was
we'll attended at the club-rOom on Four
teenth street. near Harrison, the seats being
comfortably filled.
COME UNDER THE DECISION
County Treasurer Huff, it is said, holds
that several Justices Of the Peace and Con-
stables of the county, drawing salaries ag-
gregating $500 per month, hold their office S
under a special act of the Legislature. and
therefore come under the purView Of the
recent decision of the Supreme Court 1t is
understood, however, that District Attorney
Reed does not agree with the County Treas
urer.
Mandel Levy, who was found guilty of
selling lottery-tickets by Juryman EmmOns
in the Police Court two weeks ago, was SEN
fenced yesterday by Judge Ogden to pay a
fine Of $50. notice of appeal was given.
Antonio Beronio has filed a cross-com-
plant to his wife's complaint for divorce
He denies her charges and says that she
was slOvenly hOusekeeper and neglected
to cook his meals.
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Ab2iishine EzpOrt Duties on Silk

ROME, Jan. 28.-Replying to questions in
the Senate to-day Luzatti, Minister Of the
Treasury, said the Government foresaw
danger to the silk industry arising from the
bOuntes given as By France 10 silk pro-
ducers, and therefore Intended to abolish ex
port duties Oh silks.
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Standing bv His Te,timonv,

Yesterday was the third day Of the trial
OF ABE" Jones in the United States Dis
trct Court, for stage robbery, and it was
consumed in the REORGANIZATION of
Jack" Rice by Attorney Cook. Rice, who
turned States evidence, was not shaken
very much in his testimony
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Fire at GilroY.

GILRoY. Jan. 28.-CantrOwitz Bros dry
goods store, on Monterey street, caught fire
early last night. The prompt and efficient
action of the Fire Department subdued the
blaze the loss being only $1,000 The stock
was valued at S14, 600. with an insurance of
$1,000. As usual with fires here no cause
for it can be assigned.
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Comuromise Decision.

REDWOOD CITY, Jan. 28.-Judge Buck
has decided to transfer the case of Adam
Refill vs.. the city of San Jose. which is an
appeal from the decision of the Superior
Court of San MateO County to the Superior
Court of Santa Cruz County. instead of to
Alameda, as prayed for by the plaintiff.
This decision is a compromise.
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A MILLION INVOLVED.

Case Decided in Favor Of an Idaho Mining
Company.
BOISE CITY idaho, Jan. 28.-In the
United States Circuit Court In the case of
Tyler VS.. the Last Chance Mining Com
pany, the jury returned a verdict in favor
OF defendants. The case will be appeal ed
The property involved is valued at million
dollars
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-29
QUARTER OF A CENTURY.

Twenty fifth Anniversary Of Depew's Con-
nection With the Vanderbilt Lines.
New YORK. Jan. 28.-Chauncey Nj. De-
pew gave a dinner at his residence tonight
to a number Of friends, mostly railroad
officials, IN commemOratiOn Of the twenty
fifth anniversary Of his connection with the
AAnlerhiLt lines
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HOMEwARD BOUND.
Colonel Dan Burns and Friends En- Route to
San Francisco

Los ANGELES, Jan. 2S.-Colonel Dan
Burns passed through this city at 10 o'clock
tonight accompanied by party of eleven
San Francisco friends. The Colonel Is look
ing well and shows no bad effects from his
stay in the Mexican prison.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-29
An Embassador,s RESIGNATION

ROME, Jan. 28.-Count Menabrea, the
Italian ambassador to France who ten
dered his resignation, has been asked by
King Humbert TO return 10 Paris and await
the Kings decision in the matter.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-29
VIII Exterminats the Anarnhists-

MADRID, Jan. 28.-1he Minister OF Public
Works ia the Senate to-day declared that
while the Government had heretofore been
content with simply dispensing the anarch-
lists on May day they resolved henceforth to
dacimaiA them.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-29
French Commercial Trsaties

PARIS, Jan. 28-At a Cabinet council TO-
day the Minister Of Finance announced that
France had concluded commercial arrange
Inents with all the powers except Spain.
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Beleium,s Treaties Ratified

BRUSSELS, Jan. 49, - The Chamber of
Deputies to-day approved the Belgium
Germany ard the Belgium Austrian com
mprciai treatieS
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FOUND DEAD.

Miserable End Of Notorious Hiser in
Stockton.
STOCKTON, Jan. %. - Israel Sanborn,
known for many years as Hog Jack" was
found dead to-day in a miserable howell in
which he lived alone. He was worth about
$4,000, which will 90 to relations in the
the low quarters of the city. He was a
miser and lived like hog to save his money.
A will was found which was made twenty
Ona VnQra aU0
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-29
A Bark Condemned.

VICTORIA, Jan. 28.-Tne Norwegian bark
Dominion, s. Erickson master, has been con-
demned and ordered to be sold at public auc-
ton February 18th.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-29

Dogs transmit it through thelr teeth Teeth
should be keptfree from virus. Use sOZoDoNT
keep the human teeth clean and no damage can be
done By the man who says TO his girl III feel ike
eatiag you up, dearest"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-29
BASEBALL at Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES, Jan. 28.-The game this
afternoon between the Los Angeles ana
San Jose baseball teams resulted in 4 vic
tory for the visitors by score OF to 2.
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Peace in Guatemala.

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 28.-President Ba-
Fillas telegTaDhs from Guatemala that the
country is in a condition Of perfect peace.
The Liberal party triumphed In the cleo
tons.
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striking on the edge of a piece of timber
aud splitting his head open. Deceased was
AZ years old, native of England and leaves
two children in San Jose, son and a
daughter.
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BOLD FOOTPADS.

An Early-Evening Robbery in the Capital
Park at Sacramento.
SACRAMENTO. Jan. 28.-At o'clock this
evening j. Kerruth. railroad employe.
while on his way home from work with
months wages in his pocket was assaulted
by fOotpads in the Capital Park. They
threw cayenne pepper into his eyes and
robbed him OF $50.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-29
THE CONOUEROR.
Decision in Favor of Vanderbilt for Possession
of His Yaohr

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Judge Brown, in
the United States Circuit Court to-day, de-
cided the suit of Frederick w. Vanderbilt
for the possession Of his British built steam
yacht ConquerOr, seized by Collector Fassett
for nOn-payment of duties. The decision is
TO the effect that the vessel is not an "im-
ported article" subject to duties, and holds
that Vanderbilt is entitled to a decree for
possession Of the yacht, with costs and
damages.
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PERISHING STOCK.

Horses and Cattle Starving to Death in South
ern Idaho.
BOISE idaho, Jan. 28.-The condition Of
the starving cattle in Southern Idaho shows
no improvement. Snow still lies deep on
the ground and hundreds of carcases Of
cattle and horses are found everywhere.
Horses even eat the names and tails Of one
another. The loss will be very heavy.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-29
The Austrian Cold stauaard.

LONDON, Jan. 28-Referring to the re-
port that Blum, a Director Of the Credit
AnStalt. is coming to London TO cons ult
with the Directors Of the Bank Of England
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New Savings Bank at 81. Helena.
Napa Register, Jan. 28th.

Articles of incorporation of "The Savings
Bank of st. Helena" have been filed with
the County Clerk. The capital stock of the
shares at the par value of 800 share.
The amount of capital stock which has act
ually been subscribed is $50, 600 the sub
sorlbers being as follows: NJ. G. Richie.
j. NJ. Weitz, ID. o. Hunt Thomas Watt
and A. L. Williams. who subscribed $4,000
each. The said five persons are also made
Directors Of the corporation.
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Remains Of Jossnh1ns Nsdill.

New YORK, Jan. 2s-The body of jose
phine Medii, daughter OF Joseph Medill,
proprietor cf the Chicago Tribune, arrived
here Yesterday from Paris
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IDENTIFIED BY HIS HAT

George MoIusk, a hickman, was arrested
yesterday for the attempted robbery Of
Louis Peterson at Twelfth and Webster
streets. on Wednesday night. The hat
dropped by the foOtpad was identified as
that of Molusk. lie denies having anything
to DO with it. He will be arraigncd this
morning.
A delegation of the officers of Alameda
County has asked the Supreme Court for a
review or rehearing of that portion of the
decision which declares that the appoint
ment of deputies to be paid forou of county
funds is an increase of the salary of the Off
clal in whose Office they may be temporarily
employed.
Charles a. Sumner of San Francisco will
address meeting of members Of several
progressive and industrial associations at
Liberty Hail. sos Broadway, tomorrow
evening on The Methods of the Monopo-
lists and how they may be most Effectively
Confronted and OYerthr0wn."
The teTedo so damaged one Of the dredgers
that it is now undergoing repairs at the
West Oakland yards.
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THE MILITARY MUTINY.

An Uprising in the Argentine Republic-A
Cruisers Orders.
BUENos AYREs, Jan. 28-The garrison
at ChacO, both cavalry and infantry, have
reyolted, and are marching on Corrientes.
Governor Donovan has ordered the gun
boat Repubiica to that place as a measure
OF protection.
The cruiser Twenty-ffth Of May has
sailed for Punta Arenas, in the Strait Of
Magellan, under sealed orders. The police
have seized many arms and are gradually
restoring ordar
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CITY OFFICERS.

Ticket Nominated by the Citizens Assccia-
tion of Sacramento
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 2S.-The Citizens
Association tonight made the following
nominations for city officers at the coming
election: Second Trustee, K. j. CrOly !;
Chief of Police, W. Ii. Bradley; City At
torney, Lincoln White; Fire Commissioner,
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HEAD SPLIT OPEN.

Fatal Accident to Workman in Mine in
Jackson.
JACRsoN, Jan. pa miner named
Samuel Stephens was killed in the leila
mine this afternoon. He was working in
the slopes at the 600 level, when a rock
from hanging wall struck him knocking
him down the manway. He fell forty feet,
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Ordinary Butter is Nowhere in Comparison
Seeing is Believing
Tasting is the Proof.

WE INVITE HOUSEKEEPERS TO SAM
" pie it at No. 657 MARKET STREET.
where everything that IS served In the way OF
hot rolls, cakes, wales, etc, contains SILL
YER CHURN BUTTERINE instead Of Butter
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-29
PASTOR OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
Cu1EACn SPEAKS HIS MIND


An almost fatal attack Of la grippe last
winter left me with nasal catarrn and such
susceptibility to bronchial irritation that the
slightest exposure would develop it, and
very little effort in public speaking would
result in a distressing hOarseness, so that L
had some fears Of permanent disability.
Besides, suffered with dyspeptic troubles
notably what is popularity known "a
heartburn" from which l found 1t diff
cult to obtain relief. l was induced by a
friend to try Kings Royal Germetuer, and
it gives me great pleasure TO say that its
effect has been as magical as KOchs Lymph
is reported to be, which is also Germ De-
stroyer, though taken in different way.
Catarrh, bronchial irritation and dysDep-
STA have all disappeared before one bottle Of
the GermetueT has been used.
One of my sons, who has long been sut-
ferer from catarrh, has received like signal
relief from his old enemy.
Chicago. I. ,. HENSON.
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KEYSTONE BANK-wRECKERs.
Arrest Of Henry H. Yard, Charged With Aid
ing Ex-President Marsh.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2S.-Henry Ii.
Yard, charged with aiding and abettlng
Gideon W. Marsh, the fugitive ex- President
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Santa Monica's projected new wharf will
be GOO feet long and will cost 81, 800, 600.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-31

yefveshins themselves they secured ssses,
and quite 8 little time was spent ~ ~
counting war incidents. $1,000
Not single drunken man VA 9oservso
IN tho Exposition building. .,,1..
1t was q pretty sight when AL the miiisis
were IN line In the main hall ana the COL
unn was marching around TO the deign1-
ful strains Of music furnished oy the
Great Southern Band. of Baltimore.
LUNCH At LADurSux.
The beautiful country residence Of Dir:
Joseph Bryan, Laburnum, situated Just
south of the monument, presented IN the
hirhest sense O perfect type OF virginia
hosritality. Guests to the number OF $40
had been invited In an informal way. in
cludinc tho orator of the day, Chief Mar
shall. General Heth and stat. the Governor
Of Virginia aud stat, Genera! Fiizhu2h
Lee. Gsneral Dabney II. injury, and other
distinguished guests.
A largo tented dining.table extended
across the spacious and beautiful lawn.
and at either end were tents from which
was dispensed refreshments from the rich
and healthful lactllic and cooling cold tea
TO the more su bstautial Apollinaris water:
beautiful voting ladies' from the city and
country, friends of tho family, and others
assisted the gracious host and hostess IN
their untiring efforts TO give substantial
comforts to their guests IL was real old
Virginia spread. dispensed in old virginia
STYLE. and one which WAS not only enjoyed.
but ono which will not soon be forgotten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-31

Donatrs Giants crossed bats az Island
Park Yesterday morning with the Colum-
ban Athletics, of Washington. ana after q
spirited contest the visitors we're defeatei
by score OF 20 6. The crowd Ia At
tendance was small.
A game with the same clup vas arranged
for the afternoon. but Just before the con-
test commenced Il was discovered That ."o
neyro mines. tho Ironsides and Manhattan
Giants, had engaged the park " squire ~
DonatI tried TO persuade the man
ayers of the colored teams 70 eo-
dicate in hrs favor, but the dussy
lovers OF the national game declined %
aeree to This. and so tho unfortunate
Italian was compelled 10 dismiss h.s
'.cranks." although nearly 900 of them hai
assembled TO see the game. The Nanhai-
tan Giants defeated the lronsites o{ a
score OF - 10 <. There was coh-ld'IAulI
excitement on the island, both before aud
after the games, and the morning contest
only lasted seven innings.