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QUEER POLITICS.

AT The head of the executive committee OF
the Republican National Committee is ]. s.
ClarksoD. the Iowa politician who slaurh-
tered Blaine at Chicago. Mr. Clarkson was
the apparent head and fpont of the combipa-
ton that dragged Dir. Blaine before the
Chicago convention and deserted him when
1t became apparent that the convention in
tended to take Mr.. Blaine at his word as
given 10 the world in the preceding Febru-
AIRY over his own signature. Mr. Garrison
retired from the Craftsmanship of the Ma
uonal Committee at the expressed desire of
President Harrison, and now appears at the
head OF the executive committee, which
really directs the campaign. We do not
charge Mr.. Clarkson with bad faith. but
cannot help thinking that ii is queer politics
which places him in control of the cam
palgn. The combination against Harrison
before the convention was no ordinary
political preference. 1t was Inspired by
parties who have personal and possibly
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WHO HOWL FOR FREE rRADEg

Certain persons in California seem to
manifest deep interest in free trade-too
deep an interest it appears to us to be
measured by the situation which our in
dustrieS occupy. THE CALL cannot under
stand why State half of whose industries
can be depressed by free trade with the out
side world. should howl for free trade
Who are the persons who want free trade I?
MOI the men who produce fruit, the persons
VINO raise grapes, oranges, prunes, etc
The vneyardists do not ask for free trade.
neither do manufacturers, who could be
overrun with oriental or European products
which they are engaged in manufacturing,
want free trade. We can understand, how
ever, that our Kentucky railroad corporation
would like to have business which would
employ large amount of shipping to fur
nish freight for its railroad cars. If our
citizens would give the company an oppor-
tunity 10 transport products in every direc-
ton they would PROBABLY be pleased. They
would not care very much whether San
Francisco or the State prospered if tnev
could make more money.
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look for Congress TO investigate the troubles
which have created such widespread alarm
throughout the country, and to hear that
steps are being taken to protect the lives
and property of our own citizens, without
regard to party interests and feelings.
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business reasons to prevent the election of
Mr.. Harrison. Whether Clarkson is still
the tool of that combination we do not
know, but his relation to it is of such char
acter that posts Of trust in the campaign
might properly be withheld from him.
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625 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 7l0 Market
street. near Kearny open until II O'Clock midnight;
3S9 Hayes street, open until 9 80 O'Clock; 603
larkir street. open until :3o O'Clock; 25,S Mission
street, open until O'Clock p. NJ; and 1l6 Ninth
street, open until 80 p. n
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NOTICHE

Any Of our patrons ,oto faa 10 -f1,ld THE
MORNING CALL for sale bu tram-boys
te'p confer q faror BIZ notifying this office n
MtIoct naminq Tie date and rain.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
DEPARTME OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAN FRANCIscO. July 2, 1892.
For Twenty-four Hour. Binding NIidnight

WEATHER BUREAU,
SAN FRANCISCO. July 2, 1897
For Twenty-four Hours Ending Midnight
For Northern California - Fair. but partly
cloudy and foggy along the coast; winds generally
westerly: slightly cooler except stationary along
the coast.
For southern CaiifoTnia-Far weather; north
10 west winds; nearly stationary temperature.
For oregon and Washingtoa-Fair weather; west
cry winds; generally cooler, except stationary IL
extreme Northwestern Washington.
Neyads-Fair weather: variable winds: station
airy temperature except cooler in northern portion
For Utah-Far bit cloudy weather; slightly
warmer
For san Francsco-Falr hut cloudy weather
brisk westerly winds; stationary temperature.
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THE DAITy MoRNlNG CALL

FOR SALE AT
New York BRENTANO BROS. 8 Union Square
chicago. s...sNtN9 oAaha RAINIER AIO'
New orleans GALLUT A JOUBERT,
1871 Common ST.
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TIE EASTERN oFFICE or THE CALL

& Potter building, New York City, provided with
flttof California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
Satisihg rates and sample copies furnished
r X. MISCH. Manager
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~ First Methodist Episcopal church
Powell ST.. bet Washington aud Jackson
fas1or NJ d. Buck, residence 1919 Clay St Revival
services VIII commence to continue every evening
except saturday. They will be in charge OF Mr.
Shatles y. trittentOn. founder OF the .'Fiorenre
Mlssion" AT II 4. ". there will be preachinr IN,
: ;AS +. a. by plain r. kelso Carter The thame
TOT tue BiSle school in Guiding Annfs MerrilIs
meetings at 10 4. NJ. aud u 80 and Is p NJ En-.
worth League service 6:3O F. NJ topfc- .Nlis
SiohS Chlldren's service Monday at $3.50 p NJ
bIOle Ftadihg anu prayer service hursday and Fri
DAY AT p NJ. cordial Invitation Is extended Ia
the pubic.
~ simpson Memorial Methodist FDis
copai Church. cor. Hayes and buchanan SIS
Rev a {. Hurst ID. pastor; residence 436 OAK
81 Preaching II a. NJ aud 7:45 p NJ Thu
pastor W IL preach at both services sunday-sclogI
AT 1880 p NJ, G. h. Perkins Superintendent IN.
worth League service at As The seats IN this
chuFch are Tree The puzzle cordially Invited IN am
the services. UShers in attendance. PRAYER meet
ing wednesday evening at 7:i5 Midsummer re
union ana entertainment for the beneBt OF the sun
day-sehoOl Monday evening al \ O'Clock Ilpfon
mass-meetng, preparatory 10 the Nj Is meeting
AnHGtsdsy evening at O'Clock. DR.. 81. NJ GibsOn
- Central Methodist Episcopal Church
Mission ST., bet. sixth aud Seventh-Fsey "
w case. u u, pastor. Preaching tomorrow at l
- NJ ana 1:40 r. NJ sunday. school at O'Clock.
Young mems meeting At 40. Young peoples meet
ing at ESQ Morning sermon. subject '.Wateh
man, " hat OF The Night - Evening sermon suu,
1ect, why We Reject the Roman Catholic ChurcS -
sermon before the LoYal Lodge of Orangemen
frayef meeting Wednesday evening. Welcome 10
all these services. Pastors residence 1914 Mission
street
80 First Presbyte rian Church Corner
49, OF Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st.-Rey
ROBERT MACKENZIE. ID. D.. pastor the Rev. John ReA
VIII preach at IL a. NJ AMI 7:45 p. NJ sunday
school az II 10 Z. NJ Young Peoples Society Of
1hIistlan EhdeAVOr AT 6:30 p. NJ. Prayer-meeting
wednesday evening at Z: i5 o'c.ock All vel
com u these services
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WADMAN'S EsTATE.-Wllllam C. Wadman
who died on the 26ih ut, left an estate valued M
$4,000 and consisting principally of 400 acras q,
land near tai field, ehama County The widow
aud three children are HE heirs and She has
petitiOned for letters. mas
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Will be occupied Sunday morning and even
Ing by Rev. Alexander Alison, DID, of
Philadelphia, who has been spending his
time In this city since the General Assembly
at Portland, TO which he was a delegate.
DR.. Alison Is pastor of one of the largest
anu wealthest churches in the Quaker City.
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SENT TO PRIsoN.-Henry Wilson. found
gully OF an attempt at burglary, was sentenced
10 the House OF Correction for three years hv
Judge Wallace, ana Patrick MoriarIy for ,of
berry 20 the ienitentialy for q years.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-09

WHEN many people are taking aud derivi,o
dement, from Hoods SarsapariIla why don't Won
Try II yourself? II is highly recommended as the
very best spring medicine
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-09

"kRITIko" reads character from handwriting.
Write IN Ink, on unruled paper, In al undis-
fuised hand. State sex. Send with 90 cents
stamps or POSTAL note, TO kritiko" 90 Mer
chant street, san Francisco
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ATA rRIFLE OVER COST.

A IA TRIFLE OVER COST.
The Great American Importing Tea Company
sells crochery, china. glass; majolica and tlnware
CITY STORES
$50 Market ST., near Sixth.
140 Sixth St, above Howard. a
522 KearLy ST., bet. California and Sacramento.
5lI Montgomery ave-, Stockton.
l4l9 Polk ST., bet Pine and California.
zoos Fillmore st, bet. Pine and California
500 Sixteenth ST.. above Mission.
25l2 Mission ST., above Twenty-frst.
1888 Hayes ST. bet. Franklin and Cough
JAG Ninth ST., above Howard.
2lS Third st. below howard.
104 Second ST. below Mission.
So 81, so and 50 Market ST.. headquarters
Jelly glasses and Mason jars sold at actual cost
GIVEN AWAY FREE
With our exceptionally fine New Teas and Delicious
Cofees bStf
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FIVE MORE SUITs.-D. w. II. Robinson. al q
son. l.. ). Robinson, aud c. H. LOOMS have en-
tered five more suits In the Justices Conn.,
against the Southern Pacific Company to recover
damageS Tor denias of stopuyer privileges ~
Oakland In July. 1891. ~ "
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THE MORNING CALL
PURIICATEOy OFFICE

Has 8 larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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J.F.CUTTEHs SOLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
WHISKY Is for sale by all flrSclass druggists aud
BtUtefs. iradelnark-Star within a shield
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NOTHING contributes more toward a sound diges
non IMAM The use OF the genuine Angostura Btters
OF Dr.. }. q. b. Slegert q Sons
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TWO pounds cream mixed candy in Japanese
baskes for 5Oc. ToMnsend's. Palace
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-09

CALIFORNIA glaze fruits soc 10. Townsend,s.
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PERSONALS.
A FAMILY AFFAIR.

Buying the best Tea and Coffee for the least
money. at any of the ID city stores Of the Great
American Importing Tea Company. Come or send
direct and save all commissions. Running IS sue
eessu stores on this coast proves beyond question
that our prices are reasonable. Our goods always
fresh and pure. Headquarters (wholesale and 70.
taiil, 81 81 90 and So Market ST.. San Francisco.
iySt
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Rev. Alexander AIfso,

The pulpit of the Calvary Presbyterian
Church. corner OF Geary and Powell streets.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

INTrA nee pres. SWANS 2l3 suffer srrss
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-09

John Il. Lyons, Notary Public aud
commissioner OF Deeds. ONCE 6n7 Montroln.
ery; Telephone b439: residence 22u2 Steiner leo n
Books bought and sold. King Bros
3Fourth ST.. near Market. mr2f N
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STOR Il

ElRST-CLASS SToRAGEs ADVANCES MADE
6S2-644 Mission ST CHAS Ia TAYLOR iY3st
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

~ Dividend Notice-Office OF the Pa
49, cine Coast BOfax Company, San Francisco,
June 80. 1892. At q meeting OF the hoard OF
directors OF the abOYenamed company, held this
DAY, dividend NO l9l OF one dollar (sl) per
share was declared. payable MONDAY. July IL
1857. at the once of the company, lOl Sansome
81; room rs. Jransfer-books Will close July 5,
1892. at o'clock r. H.
-ly1 I'd ALTON II. cLoUGH. Secretary.
Il humboldt Savings and Loan Society
- 70 Geary St - The directors have declared
oao Iono"lbg semi-annusi dividend, l4-lOO per
Ssnt oer ahhum on term ana 81 100 per cent per
9unum on ordinary deposits, payable ON and after
gaB 1, ls9Z 70 IA ERNEST BRAND Secrefsry
The California Saving and LON
society, cor. OF Powell and Edav sts-For
sne nan year ending June 80. 1892 a dividend has
Deeil ucciared at the rate OF five and four-tenths
20 4-lVl per cent per annum term deposits and
TOUR anu one-haif (4Is) per cent per annum on or
alary deposits free OF taxes payable on and after
Friday, July !. 1892 "
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w Wv, $780,,
L YOU WISH To ADyERTIse .NyTHrSa
anywhere at any time write 10 aEo RoWETsS
q Co., ~ Spruce ST., New York aula ~
EtEhF ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
- ths subject OF advertising Will do we'll 10 obtlIn
seopy OF Book for Advertisers" 36S pages prics
-; mailed. postage paid. receipt OF price; con
AIMS careful compilation from the American
newspaper Directory OF ali the best papsr, ana
Class journals: gives the circular rating OF every
one, ana good deaf OF Information about rates and
otnef matters Pertaining to the business of adyer.
Using. Address ROWELIS ADYER rISISls an,
kkAH > Spruce It. New YORK aul0 10
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CTEADY, GENERAL BLACKSMITH WANTS A
~ situation; can 10 ali branches OF the business;
Is good mining blacksmith: city country; refer
euees. Please address Blacksmith, box IL this
Office iyS lots
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" MATTHEWS. ATTORNEY. 4O2 MONTGOH-
~ cry St, room IS: advice free; strictly coma
Genital and no publicity: all courts. 2ltf
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We are at least to have an additional
battle-ship as a result or the compromise
arrived at between the Senate ard the
House. In addition, at armOred cruiser is
allowed. On this programme, slender as it
is, to strengthen the navy, the work on at
least one vessel should come to the Pacific
Coast All the naval construction attempted
In San francisco has resulted most sails
factOrlly.
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n RAILROAD LABORERS, NORTH. $50 AND
~ found, call early with blankets ready TO start;
4 sawmill aborerS $50 and 4 nd 3 lumber-p ers
$50 aud found; carpenter. : a day: 10 tiemakers:
10 farmers near city, fare 81, $50 and found:
more farmers Tor orchard. 81 p and board per
day; farmer $40; mixers. ses bose here $50 and
found; dairyman, 500; choremaR. S25 harness
cleaner, country. $50 and found: teamsters ana
seraper teamSters aud leaders, near city 81 % aud
board: 10 drillers for tunnel work, $40 and found
no oiice aud reduced fare. &. X. HANSEN Il CO.,
ITO Geary
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1t is stated that in England manufactur-
ers are mixing rabbit-hair with cotton or
silk in the production Of fabrics with long
thread. II the jackass-rabbit, which. how
ever. Is really hare, Of the San Joaquin Val
ley is equally serviceabIe for this industrial
purpose the farmers of Fresno might turn
There are enough OF rabbits in that region
to furnish several gOOd-siZed factories with
the raw material In abundance.
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HELP wANTED-coNrrNURD.

RUY or IS WANTED AT MUSTC-STORE. %
A. MISSION st: call bet. ] and II a NJ
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II IS REPORTER that ON recent railway
journey the Emperor William passed Fried
rIchsruhe, Prince Bismarck's country seat,
and halted his train at the station for the
Chancellor This message was an invita-
ton to come and see him on the train.
Bismarck, it is said was about to comply
with the request but the members of his
family interfered and prevented the meet
ing. There can be little doubt that had
such an interview occurred mutual for bear-
ance would have ended the rupture which is
now so painfully evident
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)S RAILRoAD TEAMS TIERS AND LABORERS
~ for railroad WORK free fare both ways GOOD
wages paid, call early. X. l. WARD II Co, sos ana
$40 CiaY.
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MALE HELp WANTED.

ERoCERS PORTER. COUNTRY. $50 AND
" found; head waiter. $50 hotel walters, $50
and $50; hotel cooks, SO. $50 and $50; dish
washers. SO; luuch-counter cook. $50 and fare !;
bell boy, country hotel, $l5 r. L. WARD & CO,
COS and SO CLAW
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~ Annual Meeting-3 he Regular An
49, nua meeting OF stockhclders OF the Oy rman
Silver Mining Company viii be held at the once OF
the company, Ala California street San Francisco
Cat, on THURSDAY. the 14th day of july 1892
AZ the hour OF O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF
erecting Board OF Directors TO for the ensn-
ing year and the transaction OF such other business
as may come before the meeting
TraDSfer-books viii close on TUESDAY JuIv 10
1892, at l O'Clock r. NJ
GEO ID. EDWARDS Secretary
once Ala California St San FrancIsco cal i1atd
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-08
SINS AND SINNERS.

A we'll known Chicago merchant is per-
haps fatally injured by hoodlum whom
he had stopped after the thug had snatched
lady's pocketbook.
In saloon fight at Celina, Ohio, recent
ly, Bell Miller, John Gibbons and Matt
'Eigh beat Daniel Benjamin to death with
beer glasses. The three murderers were ar
rested. H.
AT San Antonia, Tex, the United States
court has SO far secured twenty convictions
of Mexicans who were guilty of violating
the neutrality laws during the late Cara
revolutionary affair on the border
/. A highlander war broke out in the
Chinese quarters at Sacramento. One was
killed and number Of others severely
injured. Seven Cinnamon have been
arrested. It is wonder that number of
white men were not killed.
MASKED men, comprising several Of the
leading citizens ofRio Vista, Cal.,gave coat
of tar and feathers and seventy five lashes
with rawhide, to James Hetherton. He
had knocked down his wife and jumped on
her with both feet. inficting wounds that
may be fatal. Hetherington was put in Jail
after much trouble, as the mob wanted to
lynch him,
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1T RESPECTS THE LAW.
The Lottery Company's Good Faith
washington telegram to GlObe Democrat

The Lottery Company's Good Faith.
Washington telegram to Globe Democrat.J
The New Orleans Postmaster, Capt S. M.
Eaton, is little smooth-faced man, honest
and shrewd He is a great friend of War
moth, but he has backed up the Post
master-Generaps efforts vigorously in the
fight on the lottery.
The year before the warfare began Mr.
Eaton says the Lottery Company bought
at the New Orleans Office $1O3, 600 worth OF
stamps and stamped envelopes. For that
same year the total revenue of the office
was $416 600. So it appears that the Lot
terry Company contributed within $1,000 OF
one-tourth of the entire revenue of the of
fee.
By the action of the department. in en-
forcing the anti-lottery law passed by Con-
gress this postal revenue from the lottery
receipts by the New Orleans Office reached
total of 1852, 600. The day before Capt.
Eaton started to this conference the lottery
company posted in all Its branch Offices in
New Orleans a notice to this effect
'Ihe supreme court of the United States
having decided the anti-lottery postal law
to be constitutional, it is hereby ordered
and directed that no one III the employ OF
this company shall mail letter which in
any way refers directly or Indirectly to the
sbusin ess of the lottery. 1t must be under
STOOD that this company will aid in the en-
1orcement of this law"
think that this notice is honest and
sincere, " said Capt. Eaton, land the COM
pany means just what it says"
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-08
BLAINE RESIGNS.
The Great Premier Tenders His
Resignation as Secretary
Of State.
His Resignation Accepted by the
President an Hour After
Its Receipt.

WASHINGTON, June 6-Secretary Blaine
state to-day, and his resignation was at
once accepted by President Harrison. The
secretary's letter Of resignation is as fol-
lows:
Department of State, Washington, June a.
lS92-To the President: ! respectfully beg
leave TO submit my resignation of the office OF
secretary Of state Of the United States. to
which / was appointed by you on March s.
1889. The condition of public business i'll the
department. of state justifes ME i'll requesting
that my resignation be accepted immediately
s obedient servant. JAMES G. PLANE.
Secretary Blaine's resignation was taken
( to the White House by his private secre-
tary, Mr.. Dent, who placed it into the
hands Of the president. This was little
before l CLOCK and within fl teen minutes
after it was written Soon after reading it.
the president descended to the East room
and held his usual Saturday afternoon re-
ception to the public There were about
200 people present. not one Of whom as he
shook the presidents hand, could have
told from his cool and collected manner
that anything unusual had happened In
deed, an official of the mansion said the
president really seemed to be in better
spirits than usual and made Fictitious re-
plies to the greeting fsome o. his visitors.
THE RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
The reception over, the president re-
turned to his library and addressed letter
to Mr.. Blaine accepting his resingation
This was given to Private Secretary Hal
ford with instructions til It it be delivered
at once, and NJ. Halford thereupon took it
over to Mr.. 3 aine's house and placed it in
his hands. Thus the whole transaction did
not consume more than an hours time:
Executive Mansion. Washington, June 4,
1S92.-To the Secretary of State: Your letter
OF this date rendering your resignation of the
office OF secretary OF state of the United States
has been re ,eived. TIL. terms OH which you
state your desires such as TO leave me no
choice but to accede to your wishes at once.
Your res enation is therefore accepted Very
respectfully yours, BENJAMIN HARRISON.