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Sequel to a Dispute Over a
Liquor Bill
4 Farmer Shot by a aF-T6ldfT in a Sa-
loon al Martinez
.nruaI Nee ing Of ths State Beard Of A8Ti-
culture Officers Elected and Dis
lIiC. Fair DGes Suggested.

NAErINEz. Feb. 4-M0ndaY evening c.
Til. bar-keeper in the G. A r. saloon, ap-
preached Joseph Fi,zzerald, a farmer on
the street in this place, and demanded the
payment Of 81, alleged 20 be due for drink,
obtained some two OF three months ago.
fitzgerald refused to pay on the ground
that Tin was not the proprietor of the
saloon, whereupon Tiff struck Fitzgerald.
A fight was imminent. but bystauders
separated the cambatants.
A short time after this the two met again
On the street and Fitzgerald struck TIM,
Telling him t. the ground. The latter drew
q pistol and attempted to sho t, but The
weapon missed IRE, and before he could
raise IL some one seized him and prevented
lin from shooting Mutual friends inter-
feGed and it was thought tie trouble was
ended
Tuesday evening Fitzgerald, who had
been drinking considerably during the day,
went into the saloon where Iith is en-
played, and was ordered out by the latter.
some words passed between them, when
Iifi suddenly reached his hand into bis
uoc6et, drew a pistol and shot a. Fitzgerald.
The latter. realizing his danger, jumped for
The door Of the saloon, and was struck in
she leI. shoulder by the bullet He rushed
into am adjoining saloon and informed the
inmates tlaJ he had been shot. An iuyestl-
CATION revealed an ugly hole in his left
shoulder and a bullet sticking out of the
same having struck the shoulder bone,
which Iiattened the bullet and stopped 1t.
a physician soon dressed the wound
Ilfi was examined to-day II the Justices
Court on a charge of assault with deadly
vealon with intent 10 commit murder, and
lie was held 10 appear before the Superior
Court. with bonds fixed at $1,000
Tie affair has caused much excitement
aud comment. as il is the first shooting
scr.pa that has happened mere for several
yeats.
U.Gh license promises to become one Of
the features Of the campaign IN this county
this y-sT. The Grand Jury has recon-
ended that the license be raised to $50
Per month, which viii be 2 raise of 500 a
year The Farmers Alliance has a strong
organization ia this county. and have in
E-aftea o Ugh license plank Ia theiT plat
r..r.r
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VALUABLE RELIC.
Pillar Of an Egyptian Temple Secured by
Rnston Hureru

Pillar Of an Egyptian Temple Secured by
Boston Museum.
BOsToN. Feb. 1.-The Museum of Fine
Arts has just received the finest pillar of an
ancient Egyptian temple which has ever
been transported to this country, and this
and its companion, now in the British
Museum, are the finest from any Egyptian
temple which has ever been removed from
Egypt. The Boston one, secured from the
Egypt Exploration Fund by The Rev. Dr. w.
{. Wins ow # Boston, Vice President Of
the fund for America, Is from Hakhenensu
Of the old Egyptians, aud HeraceopOliS of
the old Greek historians. The city was the
capital OF Egypt in the ninth ana tenth
dynasties. The column is broken into three
pieces, but can be set up 10 have an almost
perfect appearance. The ornamentaIion Of
the capital is in imitation of palm leaves.
The chlSeing on The column is of pictures Of
King RamescS ii sacrificing to Horus, one
of the Egyptian dlvlnities. The column is
nearly seventeen feet long OF polished red
Syenite granite, and in an excellent state of
IrrSeTVatl0u
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SACRAMENTO GRAND JURY
The Alleged Senatorial Combine and Lief
Land Frands TO Be Invsstigafad

Tie Alleged Senatorial Combine and Lieu
Land Frauds to Be Investigated.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 1.-The Grand Jury
met again this morning, and. judging from
the distinguished personages present as
witnesses, has just entered upon a new
lease Of life. D. n. Burns. fresh from a
Mexican jail, and the very picture Of good
health, good spirits and good nature, was
on hand to testify in regard to the alleged
Senatorial combine Of the last Legislature.
and hon. John BGgys of COlusa was there,
presumably On the same mission, as were
also Hon. Reuben II. Lloyd and ex-Deputy
Supreme Court Clerk Williams The lieu
land frauds, which attracted the attention
Of the entire State, are to be further inVes-
tigated, and there were in attendance as
witnesses N0taries Craig and Hale Of San
Francisco, NotaTies kimbrough and Ste
venson of Sacramento, and b. ii. Angler Of
the SurveyoT-GeneraIs Office.
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Seven OF the forty shoeftters employed in
Calm, Nickelsburg & Co.'s factory struck
yesterday morning on account of the intro
ductiOn of new scale of wages.
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VICTORIA.
Disabled ssaler at Dodges Cove, Barclay
Sound.

Disabled sealer at Dodges Cove, Barclay
Sound
VICTORIA .B. c., Feb 4.-The Marvin
and other sealers report hard luck SO far.
a tRO-masted sea.er. supposed to be the
Annie T. Paint, has gone into Dodges
Cove Barclay Sound, with head-gear car
ried away.
c. W. D. Clifford Of Hudson Bay service
took mp on the Danube to-day appliances
for a seyen-mHe telephone service between
Pert Simpson and Georgetown.
Abbott OF the Canadian Pacific Railway
announces that his company IS about to
have a survey made for railway between
Eeyel,tO6e and Lower Arrow Lake.
Provincial Superintendent Hussey has
gone e. AleTt By on official business.
Ihe Seattle Restaurant is again closed, its
latest pTOprIctOTs, Who have only been on
deck three weeks, having cleared out
Tie project Of new building for an old
folks home is again to be vigorously pushed.
). Perry Mills. counsel for Bishop Lsmens
in a suit brought by Harbottle in connec-
ton with the new Roman Catholic Cattle
dral, as to-day assaulted by the latter on
the courthouse steps.
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CUT HIS THROAT.
suicide Of the Murderer of a Plttsburg
Detective

suicide Of the Murderer of a Plttsburg
Detective.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4-Filzsimmons,
the Pittsburg thief and murderer, COM
mitted suicide at the Parish Prison this
morning by cutting his throat with pen
knife.
FiJzsimmons it will be remembered, is
wanted in Pittsburg for the m urder of
Detective Gilkinson. March 2lst last. He
had been suspected Of several rObberes. and
on the afternoon of the date named Detectives
Gilkinson and Murphy called at his house
with a warrant for his arrest. They were
met by Mrs. FiIzsimmOns, who screamed,
ana FiiZsimmons, who was asleep in an adj
joining room, rushed in and shot Gilkinson
dead. Murphy grappled with him, and
threw him, when FitZslmmODs cried out 10
his wife to give him her revolver. She did
so, when he fired again and wounded Muir
ply. FitZsimmonS escaped. but returned
two days later and surrendered for
fear his wife would be lynChPd. He
secured able counsel and spent $1,000, but
his wife was convicted and sent down for
eight years.
On September 14th last FitzsimmonS es-
capped from the ALLEGHENY Jail and was not
heard Of until captured in New Orleans on
Sunday.
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BADLY WOUNDED.

Railroad Employe Stabbed by a Swiss Tin
smith IN Sacramento.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. A Swiss tinsmth
named Pasqual Moresi this evening stabbed
A. Gibson, railroad employe, in the neck
with pocket-knife. One Of Gibson's chill
dren threw a small toy cannon. made of
shotgun metal cartridge-case, into Moresi's
yard this morning. Mrs. Moresi thought It
was a dynamite bomb, and told her hus-
band about it in the evening. Mores and
Gibson met in the alley as the latter was
going 10 work on the night shift, and the
former plunged knife into Glbs0n's neck,
making an ugly but probably not fatal
wound. Moresi ran off. and Gibson nearly
bled to death before a doctor arrived
AIoresi was afteTWaTd arrested.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

r. A. Thompson of Santa Rosa is at the
Palace.
Ransom L. Pratt Of San Diego is at the
California.
A. NJ. FratiDger left last night on an
Eastern trip.
". c. Hanscom of the Modesto Herald is
at the Grand.
}. n. Renek Of the Kern County Cali
fOTnian is in the city.
f. A. Baumgarten, superintendent of San
Jose brewery is at the Grand.
Thomas Blackwell Jr., an Orange-grow Z
Of Riverside. Is at the Baldwin.
William Benham, a large cattleman Of
Arizona, formerly Of Oakland, is visiting
relatives in the city.
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TRorrERs AND PAGERS.

Proposed Establishment Of a New Registra-
ton Book by Horse Breeders.
NEW YORK, Feb. AT meeting Of the
Executive Committee of the National AssO-
citation of TrOtting- horse Breeders tOday, it
was unanimously decided to establish a
new stud hook for registration of high
class trOtterS exclusively. This movement
is the sequel to the recent action Of the
Register Company Of Chicago in admitting
PAGERS to their register on equality with
trottrrs. The sentiment among Eastern
breeders is almost a unit against the ad
mission Of the PAGER to the trotting stand
ard. The headquarters will be located in
New York, with G. c. Cue, now Of Dcs
MoiAes, as Recording Secretary
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TEN TO TWO.

Jury Unable to Agree IN a Chico Gambling
Case.
CHICO. Feb. 4-The trial OF Charles
Vail, charged with conducting an Illegal
and gambling game. took place yesterday.
This is the firsto of tie series of similar trials
Counsel for the defense called no witnesses
and gambling was not denied, but he claimed
that the Sheriff made arrests out Of animos-
ity 10 the sports here. The case was given
to the jury at $50 o'clock yesterday alter
noon. The evidence was as plain as could
be secured. After being out five hours the
jury could not agree standing for conviction
10, acquittal 2 The citizens generally are
very indignantthat the july could not agree,
as no defense was made. Another jury is
bninO cpcuTR6
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Junior day at the University will be held
on the 18Th inst, at the Harmon Gymna-
sum- \ literary programme, orations, ETC.,
will be given.
The second term Of the University opened
yesterday. No recitations were held. but
most Of the classes met for the first assign
ment Of work.
The fifth annual conference of the Col
lege Young Mems Christian Association Of
CalifOrnla-the Northern California Divl-
son-will meet at the University this
evening and continue in session until Sun
day evening. The convention will open
with collation. and reception in Assembly
Hall, in the evening, at 7 O'Clock. One
hundred and twenty-five delegates are ex-
pee e1, indications give assurance that
t ere will be a full representation from all
the Institutions Of higher learning in the
northern portion Of the State. The con-
ference viii not be limited TO mem bers of
regular college associations, but all instilu-
lions have been cordially invited to send
delegates. California and Eastern college
alumni will attend the sessions
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Prensrinp 70 Attack Cara

Realities Uex.), Feb. ALI the forces,
State ana Federal. are on the move for a
fual assault on Garza's stronghold. Two
more prisoners are in the Rangers camp.
having been taken in recent skirmShes. 1t
is not thought another fight will take place
before next week. but when it comes it is
expected to wind up the preiminaries.
CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. At is reported
here that Cara is ia New Orleans. Rumors
concerning Cara and his revolutionary
movement are plentiful. but the Government
pays no attention to them.
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Two Boys AMI a Cougar.
Olympia Tribune.

Saturday morning Of last week Winnie
Bennett and one Of his playmates, Alfred
Thompson, were out hunting on the Des-
chutes River, near the upper end Of John
Hay meadow, when they were terrified at
the sight Of a cougar, which was of extra
ordinary size. Strange TO say, it made no
attempt to seize upon them. but was con-
tent to watch and follow them. The huge
beast crossed the meadow and sprang upon
a log and continued 10 watch the bows in
tenily. They grasDed this opportunity to
make their escape, which they succeeded in
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-05
CHAS. II. HOBART,
Pastor First Baptist Church.
PASTOR OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, CHICAGO,
SPEAKS HIS MIND.

An almost fatal attack OF la grippe last winter
left with nasal calarrh and such susceptibility
to bronchial irritation That The slightest expos
ure would develop ii, ana very little effort IN
pubic speaking would result In a distressing
nent disability.
Besides | suffered with dyspeptic troubles
notably what is popularity known as "heart-
burn" from which found It difficult 10 obtain
relief. ! was ndnced by friend TO try Kings
Royal Germetuer, and It gives me great pleasure
10 say that its eff ct has been as magical as
kOch's lymph IS reported TO be, which IS also
germ destroyer though taken In a different way.
Catarrh, bronchial irritation and dyspepsia
have all disappeared before one bottle Of the
Gemetuer had been used.
One OF my sons. who has long been a Sutfe rer
from catarrh, has received like signal relief from
his old enemy. y. 5. HENSON.
('lIcapO.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-05

Tickets can be secured at Sheppler's. 1911 Mar
ket street: Huber & Hofmans SO Third street, and
GOldstein A. Cohen,s fe5 81
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doing after quick scramble through the
brush. Winnie is about 10 years of age and
Alfred is very nearly the same age. The
BOYS were so terrified that they scarcely
knew what to do. but watched their oppor-
tuniiy 10 evade the big beast, which at one
time was within 100 feet OF them Bennett
carried a small shotgun and Thompson
pistol. The two boys held a hurried con-
versation as to whether or not it would be
best to shoot, but they were level headed
enough to consider that If the shots did not
take effect their lot might prove fatal.
They headed toward a thick patch Of will
lows as the cougar followed them with his
from his seat on the log.
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Ranks Closed.

DENINe On. Mex, Feb. 4.-Under orders
from the Comptroller OF the Currency, the
First National Bank Of Silver City and the
FIrst National Bank os this city, both under
,,.a,tinslIv the same management, have
10, closed. The suspension was unpx-
,,ecfed ana caused much excitement Tie
as,,se Of the failure is unknown. A strong
fseiing NJ confidence among business mcn
ev;sts tbat the bank here will pay all the
CTedifors in fu1. The assets arc unknown.
and The officials decline TO make any state
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-05

BENICIA Feb. 4-Seyeral attempts at
burg airy nave been made here this week.
Tie residence Of 7. Mckay was entered
Tuesday morning at O'clock. Mr.. Mckay
was awakened, ami. Jumping from bed,
tackled the uuuderS. After severe
struggle he WAS knocked out With a sand
bag. and the robbers left, taking Mckay
new hat with them and leaving one OF
theirs, which was dropped IN the struggle.
IheY secured about $40 in coin.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-05
KIDNAPERs IN COURT.
Preliminary Examination Of the Abductors Of
Little Ward Waterbury.

preliminary Examination OF the Abductors Of
Little Ward Waterbury.
GREENWICH Comm, Feb 4-Charles f.
Waterbury, who abducted his cousin, little
Ward Waterbury, was arrested last night.
This morning Waterbury, with Mccain and
Sutherland, his cOnfederateS. was arraigned
in court. After several witnesses were eX-
amined little Ward Waterbury was put on
the stand. The boy told his story in a
straightforward manner and adhered to the
facts as stated. Mccain was then called
and his recital Mortified the audience.
Charles f. Waterbury's alleged plan to muir
der his little cousin provided $1,000 was not
paid caused shudder TO run through the
people in the room. The little boy posi-
lively identified McCann IS one Of the men
who kid a9ed him. Waterbury and Nc
Cam were both bound over in 5000 bonds
each.
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NEBRAsKA's DILEMMA.

Governor Boyd Not Yet Installed Thavsr's
Alleged Plans.
OMAHA. Feb. 4.-There was report cur
rent to-day that Governor Thayer, who
leaves for Texas next Monday. will turn
over the Office TO Lieutenant Governor
Majors to prevent Governor Boyd from TAX
ing his seat. There is said to be plan back
Of it all for the Lieutenant Governor To call
a special meeting of the Legislature TO
transact some unmportant matters and to
checkmate any scheme Of Governor BOYD to
call special session to enact the maximum
rate bill ami "Miehigsnize" the State. Polti-
clans characterize the rumOr as false.
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Some WeII-Known Ministers Recommend
OAKLAND (CaIA January Q.

OAKLAND (Cal). January %, 1892.
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Rev. Sam +. Jones led me TO Try il. ! believe IL
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III when l began its use, felt The need Of some
thing that should act as a tonic 10 my system.
This | found In Royal Germeuer. My weight
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and had Got felt better 10 years. have b EN-
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friends To your remedy, some OF whom have used
it to profit. Yours truly,
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Objection TO an Insane Asylum.

REDWOOD CITY, Feb. 4.-Ordinance No.
81, passed 10y the Board of Supervisors Of
tie county, is an ironclsd law aimed for the
suppression of the DR.. Whitwell private IN
sane asylum at San Mateo, previous ordi-
nauces having been Intellectual The pres
eut ordinance becomes eheetual fifteen days
after It's p.lSSaue
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-05

Germetuer is Just the thing to overcome the
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and nerves. sucn as Indigestion, neuralgia, brOn-
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EIMiEA, Feb last night while the
seyen-yeaT-oid son OF Mrs. Parks. who lives
ten miles east OF this place. was playing
with guupowder he placed some upon
table upon which 6-pounG can Of powder
was lying and touched ii with a match,
causing il TO ignite and explode the powder
in the can. The explosion badly wrecked
the entire building ana severely burned the
hand, and faces Of three children.
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Conference Of Railroad Officials.

OMAHA, Feb AFTER a careful consid-
Grafton OF the Grievance Committees de-
mands Assistant General Manager Dickson
of the Union Pacific this afternoon began a
conference with the committee, which will
continue several days.
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Tu,ars Deputy Assessors.

VISAIIA, Feb. Assessor Coffee ap-
piled to the Supervisors to-day for fourteen
deputies, which were allowed him 10y a vote
If three 10 TWO. This counJyIS not affected
by the late decision of the Supreme Court
20 The effect that the Supervisors are not
allowed ID Day IDENTITIES.
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TsmalDais Canned WIN Snow.

SAN RAFAEL, Feb. 4-This afternoon
the summit Of Mount Tamalpais was entirely
capped with Snow. The spectacle presented
from here was very beautiful and the
gradual covering of the mountain could be
observed with great dlstBclnesS.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-05
A Fatal DueI On Horsebaos

ST. LOUIS, Feb. A Republic special
from lei Dorado, Ark, says: A duel on
horseback was fought near here last night
by Il. S. Shaw and John Balward. in which
the former was killed and the latter had his
horse shot under him. The Coroner's jury
rendered verdict of self-defense An old
feud caused the trouble.
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New Mexican Bankers Fail.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. A Republic special
from Ration, n. Mex, says Marcy. Geer &
McCan, bankers, closed their doors to-day
and assigned for the benefit of their credit
ors. 1t is thought that their assets will meet
the claims of the depositors, which aggre-
gate about Sj0,0
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Missing Chinese Witness.

NAPA. Feb. "A Chinaman, the prnei-
pal witness against sam Quong, charged
With grand larceny, has mysterouSly diSap
peared. 1t is supposed sam Quong'
friends threatened him with death II he
testified, which caused him to seek safety in
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-05

STOCKTON. Feb 5-AImer Druilard, the
farmer who stabbed and killed an employe
on his ranch last FRIDAY, was discharged
aiteI the preliminary examination to-day.
The testimony showed that il was a case Of
Seil-defeuSe.
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Levingson Beauchamp was brought up
from MERGED last night by Sergeant Bennett
of South San Francisco, and locked m on n
charge Of felony. Beauchamp is charged
with the seduction OF Lena ValIandt of
Mercpd
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Mother and Children Burned.

JACKSONVILLE (Fla.), Feb 4.-The house
of A. NJ. Lennig was destroyed by fire this
morning. Mrs. Lennig and two children
were burned to death. Oil was found in
several parts of the house, which leads to
a suspicion of foul play.
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TUBA CITY, Fen. 4-Harry Thompson,
who was On trial for burglary in the SUI
peHor Court and who borrowed a suit Of
clothes from a friend a few weeks ago and
sold them anu skipped, was acquitted by
Jury this evening.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-05

The Seattle Telegraph says there is no
law against bigamy or adultery in Washing
ton, and that man named Calkins is living
on Mercer Island, Lake Washington, who
mas had eight wives, seven Of whom are
still living and he was never legally sepa-
rated from one of them.
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Fa;luro of a Leather Manufacturer

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4.-The Sheriff to-
day took possession of the property of
Albert Gagues, leather manufacturer.
The liabilities are not known. but must be
large.
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FoKswoRN GAMBLING.
Lucky Chicago Man Who Won a Larl
Snm al Mnnte Carln

sum al monte carlo.
NEW YORK, Feb. Among the passen-
gers Of the La Bourgogne, which arrived at
this port this morning. was Henry Rosen-
field Of Chicago. Resented has been travel
ing in Europe, and visited Monte Carlo
just before his departure for America. He.
il is said, won $50. 900 at Monte Carlo. Last
Thursday be invited some friends to an
elaborate dinner, when be announced that
he was never going to gamble again. He
left fox Chicago this afternoon.