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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-24
HoNoRING NILES sEARLs.
Nevada City Rejoices at the Prospective
Resumntion of Mining

Nevada City keJolees at the Prospective
Resumption of Mining.
NEVADA CITY, May 23.-A monster mass
meeting is being held at the theater tonight
in honor OF Judge Niles SearIs, VINO has
just returned from his mission to the na-
tional capital in behalf of the Caminetii
debris bill. Several hundred Grass Val
leyans came up on special train, and other
portions Of the country are largely repre-
sentpd. Previous TO the meeting Hydraulic
Parior, Native Sons. beaded by band, had
street parade. All the bells in the city
were ruug. salutes were fired. ard there
was big display Os fireworks. Judge
Sears said in his speech that the present
prospect of the passage OF the bill al this
session is good. The inherent justice OF the
propositions involved is gradually becoming
so apparent 10 Congressman that ultimate
success is certain. and If the bill should.
from any cause, fail to pass at this session,
its success at the next may be regarded as
assured.
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production of open-hearth steel was 649,-
323 net tons, an increase Of nearly 13 per
cent. The production Of Bnssemer steel
rails was 649, 759 net tons less than 1890.
the decrease being over 30 per cent, but the
production of all rolled iron and steel, other
than rails, Was only 60, 235 tons less than
1890 The production Of iron and steel
cut nails in 1891 was 63S, no kegs less than
1890. but the production of wire nails was
97S.474 kegs and of wire rods S9,049 net tons
greater than in 1900.
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SAN JosE's LIQUOR LAW.
It Is Amended so as TO Favor Hotel
Keepers

It Is Amended so as TO Favor Hotel
Keepers
SAN JOSE, May 23.-The Common Coun-
Gil tonight decided to submit to the people
the question Of issuing 100000 in bonds.
Seventy thousand of this amount will lie
for the erection Of the new Central School
building, and the balance for the extension
If the main outlet sewer.
The council also passed an amended ordi-
nance TO the one passed a week before pro-
yiding for tho closing of saloons on SatuT-
day night at 10 o'clock and continuing
them closed until Monday morning at 5
o'clock. The features Of the amendment
are the granting TO hotels and restaurants
the privilege to sell between the restricted
hours where they have a bar license All
bar entrances must have One-balf the super
fetal area Of clear glass without any OBJ
struction to a full interior view. At the
request Of the Turn Verein the law Will not
20 into effect until June 10 Oh account of
the State turn fest 10 be held here from the
1lth to the 18th of that month
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Railroads in Arizona.

SOLOMOSvILLE, Ariz., May 23.-William
Garland, well-known railioad builder and
contractor, is now examining a route for a
railroad from Globe to Wilcox, or Bowie
station. on the Southern Pacific Railroad
This is believed to he the best railroad
proposition now considered in Altoona
An engineer corps VI i'll begin the survey Of
tue line in three weeks.
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A RIVER MYSTERY.

The Boat Is Found, but the Young Woman
Is Missing.
ABERDEEN, Wash, May 23.-An empty
boat was found floating down the WiShkah
River this morning. The boat contained a
wOman's hat, cloak and one oar. II was
learned that Ella Beardsley of Aberdeen,
aged 20 years, had been rowing on the river
and was missing. Two theories Of the
affair are expressed Some think it case
of suicide, aud others that the young
woman went ashore to gather flowers ami
the tide carried her boat away. Miss
Beardsley came here from Portland with
her af1ianced Dr. I;el, TO visit her parents.
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Peprose CHARGED With Murder.

CHEYENNE, May 23--Dr. Charles Il. Pen
res, the surgeon who accompanied the iu-
vading party of stockmen into johnson
County, appeared in the District Court TO-
day, and Sheriff Campbell of Converse
County produced warrant from the John
son County authorities charging PenrOse
with murder. He was held in $1,000 bail to
answer at the fall term of the District
Court. Bail was furnished
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Charged with Perjury.

Dominica Cassassa was arrested at his
home at 1927 Turk street last night on n
charge of perjury, preferred by c. L. Gar
della. 1t appears that Gardella's wife and
Cassassa were until a short time ago part
ners in a vineyard at Santa Rosa. Cas-
sassa was not satisfied with the manner in
which the vineyard was conducted by Mrs
Gardela and sued for an accounting. He
secured Judgment for $1,000, but the de-
fe nse alleges that his testimony was mass
of per jury. and accordingly Gardella in his
wife's behalf swore out warrant for his
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BOY Burglar Caught.

PETALUMA, May 23.-Wille Herges. tho
16-ypar-old boy who. with two other young
sters, burglarjzed NJ. E. RafaePs store in
this city about April II last, and who es-
capped from prison after being arrested, was
captured at Winters, YolO County, by Mar
shal Collins and landed in jail here this
mornil e His associates in the burglary
have been convicted, ard are now serving
their term of five years each in the peniten-
tiary at San QHeltln.
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A Master in Chancerr.

T. II. Heacock of Santa Barbara was yes
terday admitted to the bar in the United
States Circuit Court, and Immediately after
ward was appointed Master in Chancery.
Examiner, United States Commissioner and
referee in Chinese cases by Judges Nc
Kenna and Morrow.
S. c. Houghton, who will shortly retire
from the Office. continues his duties until all
the eases on his calendar have been disposed
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Cangda and Newfoundland.

OTTAWA. May 23.-By the agreement
reached between Canada and Newfound-
laud, Canada will admit Newfoundland fish
free Of duty, and Newfoundland will reduce
the excessive duties on Canadian products
which she imposed after Canada passed the
fish duty.
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The British Grain Trade.

LONDON, May 23.-It is the pronounced
opinion that there will be a short yield Of
wheat Farmers clearing away their re-
serves owing to the heavy supplies has
led 10 unprecedented sales at low f2ures.
Foreign is also largely offered White
are dearer; barley is cheaper. To-day for
eign wheat advanced Cd on American sales.
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New YORK, May 23.-The Herald's Puerto
Cabello (Yeuezuela) dispatch says: General
Leon Collins, at tine head Of body of in
surgents, has captured the city of Coro.
General LeOnciO Onintana has defeated the
Government general, Fernando Pacheco.
The rebel chieftain Arauj) has not been
killed. as stated. DR.. Casanas is reIorted
dangerously i'll with heart disease.
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San nieon for the Canal

SAN DIEGO. May 23.-Warner Miller,
President of the Nicaragua Canal Com
pany, addressed large audience at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms this morning
on the SUBJECT Of the great canal and its
relation to California. He created enthusi-
daily received. He leaves for the north
this afternoon
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President Of the Illinois sta1e uuivsrsity.

PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-lt was an
nounced here to-day that John Bach Nc
Master, professor of history at the Wharton
School Of Finance of the University of
sylvania, has been offered the presi-
deney OF the State University Of Illinois
and will probably accept. Professor Nc
Master thinks the opening a very good one
and If he decides TO accept the position he
will assume charge of the university about
the 1st Of Anpnst
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Labor Conference.

A conference of the trades unions was
held on Sunday for the purpose of prepar-
ing public demonstration in every city on
the coast in opposition to the manifesto re-
Gently Issued by the Manufacturers Asso-
ciation. The meeting was held with closed
dGos5.
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Inesadiarv Tramps.

RED BLUFF, May 23-The residence of
j. w. White. one mile east from town, was
burned this morning at $3.50 O'Clock. TIE
contents. including clothing, furniture,
etc., were destroyed. The loss is about
$4,000; Insurance. $3.50. The cause of the
fire is unknown. but it is supposed to have
been originated by tTamps.
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Il NAV Be Murder.

RENO, New, May 23.-Silva. the man whs
was beaten over the head yesterday by Ranl-
sey at Van Buren'S sheep camp, was not
killed, but badly hurt. He was brought to
town this morning and is under The care OF
a physician, who says his wounds may yet
nrnVa fatal
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TIE PUGILIsTs.
Fitzsimmons Says he VIII Fight in New
Orleans in septembsr.

NEW ORLEANS, May 23-President Noel
OF the Olympic Club has received tele-
gram from Bob Fitz>immOns saying lie
would certainly fight before the club in Sep
tember, meeting either Phtchard or
O'Brien. TO be ready, he has abandoned
his California trip ard will disband his
company in -Pittsburg June 13 aud go into
training at once. Nothing has been heard
from PIitchaTd.
BURLINGTON. Iowa, May 23.-0ne thou
sand dollars forfeit has been posted for a
finish fight between Harry Mccoy of this
city and Jack Davis Of Portland, Oregon,
May 30, near here.
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A Tunewriter,s sninida

New YORK. May 23.-Kate r. Pike, q
Treasury Department typewriter of Wash
ington, d. c., was found unconscious in a
room in the Asfor House Saturday with the
gas turned on and two cuts in her wrist. A
pltIful letter 10 her mother reveals the fact
that she had been betrayed under promise
Of marriage and then deserted by young
man whom she called Jimmie"
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A woman who gave the name of Mamie
Donnelly and who lives at Twelfth and
Mission streets awoke with a shrek in a
room at 815 Stockton street, ran 10 third
story window and threw herself out ut 80
o'clock yesterday morning. She was taken
covered she had received serious internal
in
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Onaning New Country.

PHGyIx, Ariz., May ga contract has
been let for the building Of a 100000 toll
road from this city to Globe. The new high
way opens up traffic with an immense min
eral belt. principally mines of copper and
silver. Part of the money MAS raised in
this vicinity and the balance was subscribed
by Baltimore parties interested in the Globe
mines. Work is to begin at once.
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pinn:n for English Lads.

MARTINEZ. May 23,-To-morrOw being
the Queens birthday grand picnic VIII be
given here for the benefit of the ap reDtice
boys aboard the ships in the harbOr. An
excursion train is expected from San Fran
cisco with all the apprentice boys from Eng
lish ships lying there and at Oakland and
the invited guests.
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Troops for Occur d'Alene.

SALT LAKE, Utah, May 2S. Colonel
Blunt at Fort Douglass has been ordered by
the War Department to hold his command
in readiness TO march at an hours notice to
tile scene of the mining troubles in the
COeur d A Alenes,
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Powder Magazine ExplOdes.

FAIRHAvEN, Wash. May 23.-L ID. Nc
Coy's powder magazine, containing five
tons Of giant powder. exploded this morn
ing. doing considerable damage. Glass was
broken in New Whatcom, three miles away.
No one Was hurt The damage is about
c60O0
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The Grand jury,

Monaghan under consideration again yes
terday afternoon. Monaghan was before
the body to tell how he came into posses
sion of the property on the south side of
the park, and +. Jones of Lake County
told how he traded his property in Lake for
n Iot uithOut fifIu
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Temperance Reception,

recep ton was given last evening at the
headquarters of the State Woman'S Chris
tian Temperance Union in honor of Miss
Mary Allen West, editress of the Tn ion
Signal. About $50 guests were pres ent.
including prominent writers aud tempe r
ance advocates from all parts of the
pnuntrv
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Held for Mnrdar.

SoLoMoNvILLE, Ariz., May 23.-Belle
Blakeley, the woman who was shot at Fort
Thomas on Saturday. died yesterday. Ser
geant Burrows Of the Twenty-fourth In
fantry, Company II. who did the Shooting.
has been held for murder. He lis now in jail.
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suicide this evening by shooting himself at
al his parents residence about a mile east
Of this place. He has been quite i'll for some
time, with no hope of recovery. The sui
eide cast a gloom over the village, as the
young man was well known and highly re-
speeted by all.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-24
Their Boat Capsized

ARKANSAS PASS, Tex, May pa boat
ing party consisting of T. G. Tinghom and
wife, the 9-year-old daughter of Charles
Pinckley, all residents of this place, were
drowned yesterday 10y the capsizing ef their
boat.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-24
TO HELP THE STATE FAIR.
Novel Features to Be Introduced at the N 1t
Exhibition.

Exhibition.
SACRAMENTO, May 23.-An important
joint meeting was held this evening Ivy the
directors of the Safe Agricultural Society,
the Citizens State Fair Association.
and representatives of the Mechanics To-
stitute and the Worlds Fair Commission
for the purpose of agreeing on a plan for
aiding in the success of the coming State
Fair. Various features were agreed upon,
including an historical exhibit. a display 6f
minerals and mining implements. dress
rehearsal OF agricultural products, comic
contests, manufacturers exhibit aud
football contest between the scholars of ths
State University and the PaIO Alto students.
A committee was provided for, to consist
OF three members of the Board of AgT-
culture and three from the Industrial Ass0-
clatiOD, and the secretary was directed to
respectfully request the naming OF
similar committee for the WOriPs
Fair Commission and the Mechanics Insti-
tute, all to meet at an early day for tile pur.
pose of co6sulting with reference 10 ex-
hibits to tile end that additional encourage
ment NAV be given the producers of Call.
fOrnia and TO urge their speedy action ia
gathering exhibits for the fair
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suicide of a Barber.

SANTA MARIA, Cal. May &c. P.
Dickes, a local barber. shot himself fatally
in the forehead while in a fit of temporary
insanity. BE leaves widow and small FAM
ily, He was very much respected.
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First Wheat of the Season,

PoRr COSTA, May 23.-The first car
load OF new wheat has just arrived here.
1t is consigned to NJ. Blum & Co. from NJ.
Swaitz Il Son Of Delano, and was raised on
the farm of J. NJ and o. d. Kimberlin Of
Kimberlina, Kern County.
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Mrs. Cooper Honor. d.

Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper has been elected q
member of the Pan-Republic Congress, and
has been appointed to address the congress
on "The kindergarten in Moral and Social
Reform" She will also speak on the sub
ject, Responsible Individualism the
Foundation Of Republican Government"
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LONDON, May ga dispatch from Lagos
says that the Jebus made a sacrifice OF 200
people, including MANY maidens. in order
70 prOpitiate the gods prior to battling with
the British.
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wursoror uorrsu PIesds entity

FAIRFIELD, May 23-Lee Horrsll, the
Rio Vista murderer, pleaded guilty 20 mur-
der in the first degree to-day and was SEN
fenced by Judge Buckles to San Quentin fot
lifa
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Glmors,s Sentence.

RENO, New, MAY 23.-Judge Cheney has
sentenced James Gilmore to nine years iH
tile State prison for the killing of Jack Saw
age a few weeks ago in Gilmore's Gardens.
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SHOT BY AN INDIAN.
a Mining superintendent Gets Slug in His
Left Eye.

Tucson, Ariz., May 23.-Captain Bur
CESS, superintendent OF the Canada Dolors
mines, was shot here this evening by an In
dian named Kit Carson. The shooting grew
out Of a dispute over some wages due the
Indian. The shooter used a shotgun loaded
with slugs, and one OF these went through
had TO remove the eve. This was the only
serious wound. The Indian has been ar
rested,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-24
Rnmor Of q Rsrolt Danied

LONDON. May 23.-The Brazilian Govern
ment denies the report that a revolution is
in progress iD Rio GranGe do S0l.
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The Fat in the Fire.

PETALUMA. May 23-The cook of the
steamer Gold was severely burned yes
terday by large pan cf hot fat being aeci-
dentally upset and smiling over him.
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SUED FOR sLANDER.

Two Portuguese Indulge in the Luxury Of a
Lawsuit.
BAKERSFIELD. MAY 23.-Two wealthy
Portuguese sheepmep are iDdulging in the
luxury OF a lawsuit here. Both are named
Vierra, but they are Of no kin TO each other.
Antone Vierra charges the ether. Manuel
Vierra, with slander for saying that he tried
to poison sheep and bread for his employees
at the camp, and has brought civil suit
before the Superior Court for $4,000 DAM
ages. A jury was secured to-day and the
trial commences tomorrow.
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A Light Sentence.

Los ANGELES, May 23.-Diego Tapia.
convicted of criminal assault upon a girl,
was to-day sentenced to 10 years at San
Quentin.
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Severely Iriared.

PETALUMA. May 29.-Win Cassidy was
thrown from a cart on Main street In this
city yesterday by his horse falling anu was
severely injured.
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The Durkee suit Dismissed.

CHICAGO, May 23.-The rather sensa.
tional suit of George Durkee and other
Wisconsin heirs Of Charles Durkee, ex-
Governor of Utah. against Franklin II.
Head, millionaire OF this city, WAS dis
missed to-day by Judge Gresham Tor wan
OF equity.
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EARTH COVERED THEM.

Frightful Accident to Couple of San Rafael
Laborers.
SAN RAFAEL, May 23.-This morning two
labOrerS employed at the patent brick-yard
were severely injured by the falling of a
bank of earth. They had backed their carts
up to the bank and were about to start load
lrg when the falling earth covered them.
One OF tile unfoTtunateS had bUth his legs
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broken and the other had an arm almost
torn from It's socket. Medical attendance
was summoned aud it is probable that both
men Will recover. Their names could not
be learned,
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BALLONA HARBOR.

Perhaps It Is Not Abandoned, After
bll.
Los ANGELES. May 23.-Yesterdsy morn
ing the Northern California Railway COnl-
pany Of the Santa Fe system began remoy-
ing rails from its branch line between Inge-
wood and Balona, intending TO use them in
the construction of the new line to Santa
Monica. The Ball0na HarbOr Improvement
Company obtained an injunction from the
Superior Court, and the work of removing
the rails was Stnnnpl.
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FELL AMONG FRIENDS.
An Old Woman Kindly Treated by Rail
road Passengers.

road Passengers.
Mrs. Marie Miller, white haired woman
of rs, was taken to the Receiving Hospital
last night to be treated for broken leg,
which she had received while boarding q
train in Sacramento to come to this city.
She was taken upon the train, and when
il was found that she was without means
the passengers contributed S43 for her
assistance She will be sent 10 friends in
Monterey, TO whom she was going when
the accident occurred.
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TWO BOYS DROWNED.

They Were Playing Too Close to the Reser-
voir.
ORoyILLE, May 23 Il Howard Vinton,
aged u years of age, and Arthur Cheshire,
aged IS, were drowned last night at Chero-
kee. They were last seen playing around
the east gate of the Grubfat reservoir. The
bodies were found this morning at Ii 80
O'Clock. The parents reside at Cherokee.
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IRON AND STEEL.

osdL-sIIUdI hVpuIL OF bHt hHItIIUau 4tUI anu
Steel Association.
PHILADELPHIA. May 23.-The annual
statistical report Of the American Iron and
Steel Association las just been Issued. 1t
says: The production of pigiron in 1891
was l,c33,5 573 net tons less than in $780,
being decrease of 10 per cent; production
OF Bessemer steel iBg0ts was 494. 428 net
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He Conld MOI Recover.

ALyIso, May 23.-Walden S. Lord. a
young man about 20 years Of age. committed
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THE SACRAMENTO is HIGH.

Eut There Is Little Fear Of Break in the
Levees
SACRAMENTO. May 23.-The river is still
high, as a result of the recent warm spell,
but will probably fall by tomorrow night.
1t 5 still half loot lower here than during
the flood Of two years ago All the leyees
along the farming lands ON both sides of the
river still hold, but there are weak spots
which are constantly watched.
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