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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-09
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

John A. Griffith has been arrested in Gin
cinnati, charged with robhing the safe of
the Anchor Manufacturing Company of
S6000
Calvin Chase, a colored politician of Wash
iDgton. has been arrested. charged with
malfeasance while holding the office of
Food Inspector.
A collision occurred on the Panhandle
Railroad, near Dayton, Ohio yesterday by
which Joseph Nichols, the engineer Of a
passenger train. was killed.
A cyclone yesterday visited the city Of
Chalons-sur- Marine In France, and much
damage was done to houses and standing
crops in the suburbs of the town.
The New York weekly bank statement
shows reserve decrease, g. ass, S25; specie
decrease. $4,000. The banks hold 1885,
O75 in excess of the legal requirements.
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POLITICS on THE COAST.
An Oregon Ruling Affecting tho Austria
liam Ballot System.

liam Ballot System.
PORTLAND, Or, Oct. 8.-Judge Shattuck
of the Circuit Court to-day rendered de-
cision in the Holman Hughes contested
election CASE The decision awards the
Office Of Coroner to Joseph Hughes. who
was a nominee on the Citizens ticket at the
June election. The decision was awaited
with considerable interest. owing TO the
Tact that the question OF counting defective
oa,lots was involved. Judge Shattuck de-
clue9 That where a ticket was improperly
marked In part 1t did not invaldate the
ebtlle ticket, and where there was no ir-
regularly on the Office of Coroner IL should
be accepted. -
TUCSON. ARR. Oct. S.-Tbe Renubliean
convention OF Pima County this afternoon
nominated for the Legislative Council 7.
w. Grant of Nogaes; for the Assemble 81
h. Chen0with of Nogales and H. Mo.ris
y. +. Schumacher and j. E. Magea ~
tucson; for Sheriff, f. A. Stevens. Traos.
nFer, John V. Paul; District Attorney r.
u. Williams; Probate Judge, w. J. Osborn
Recorder. Samuel Hughes Jr.
FRESNO, Oct. S-Congressman Bowers
addressed large audience at the Court
mouse square tonight, devoting bis remar ks
principally to the tariff and the wildcat
oank plank In the Democratic platform.
de was loudly appiauded.
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A CHURCH BURNED.

1t Was just About Ready for the Use Of the
Congregation.
WATsoNvILLE. Oct. 8.-The Christian
Church here. in course Of construction and
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THE BONDS REJECTED.
Ceur dAlene Miners Cases Nut Go to the
Supreme Court


Supreme Court.
BOISE, Idaho, Oct 6.-BOnds for two of
the convicted CGur d'Alene conspirators.
Pettibone and Devine. arrived from Cnur
d'Alene City to-day. The bonds, however.
are conditioned for appeal to the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals at San
Francisco. United States District Attorney
Wood took the ground that an appeal could
only be taken to the United States Supreme
Court; and as Judge Beatty concurrpd In
this view the bonds will not be accented.
Ii an appeal to the Supreme Court is eff
fected, new bonds will have to be furnished.
In the meantime United States Marshal
Pinkham will probably take the men to the
House OF Correction at Detroit, to which
they are sentenced.
The District Attorney goes to San Fran
cisco tomorrow to be present at the hearing
Of the appeal In the application for babea .
corpus in the case OF the rioters who are in
Jail for contempt of court in having yio-
lated the restraining order issued by Judge
Beatty last spring.
Judge Beatty will leave for San Francisco
on Wednesday to sit in the Court of IN.
peals. and the new bonds for Pettibone and
Devlne Will have to be sent there for an
prOval. p
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JIevelapd yisIts Connecticut.
AN Ex-CoNGREssMAN DEAD.
Judge E. s. Sampson of Iowa Died Yester-
day at Ottumwa

Judge E. s. Sampson Of Iowa Died Yester.
day at 0ttumwa.
OTTUMwA, Oct. 8-Judge E. S. Sampson,
an ex-CoDgressman from the Sixth District,
died to-day. He has been i'll long time
from com OBLIGATIONS resulting from the grip.
Judge Ezekiel S. Sampson was born ia
Huron County, Ohio. on December 6, 1881.
where he received his early education.
Later he attended Howe's Academy, Iowa.
and Knox College, Illinois. In 1856, after
having studied law for several years. he
began to practice at Sigourney. Iowa, and
was Prosecuting Attorney at that place
from 1856 TO 1858. He was a captain in the
Fifth Iowa Infantry in 1861-62 and Lieu
tenant Colonel in 1S63-64. In 1866 he was
elected 10 the State Senate, and was Judge
of the Sixth Judicial District from 1867 to
1875. He was a Representative from Iowa
to the Forty-fourth and Forty fifth Con-
QreSses.
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Cleared.
Salad

oAIUHDAf, VCIODtT >.
Co. - ->A'''' -
hr ship TlntO Hin, DOcherty. Hull; GirvIn. Bald
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WEAVER AT PULASKI.
The Peoples Party Lead err Speaks e tn
out Interruption.

The Peoples Party Leader SpeakH e itR-
Interruption.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct g. General
James B. Weaver. the Peoples party can
didate for President. spoke at Pulaski to-
day. despite of the rumor that be would
be badly treated for his alleged tyrannles in
that section during the war; The men who
made affidavits of his cruelty remained
away from the fair ground where General
Weaver spoke and it Is thought by some
that this averted the trouble.
About 100 people met the train on which
General Weaver arrived. procession was
formed Of 137 people, led by band. Gen.
eral Weaver rode in carriage with Mrs.
Lease aud John Mcdowell, the Peopla's
party eiector. by actual count S25 people
passed in the gates. Perfect order pre-
vailed during the entire day aud during the
speaking.
General Weaver, in the course of his
speech, referred to the,charges made against
him as commander at Pulaski during the
war. He declared that not one thing done by
him here was otherwise than in accordance
with the duties OF a military commander in
such times. He never did one single thing
charged. except the levying OF $1,000 which
was for caring for the negro refugees In
conclusion he said: 81 pronounce the
charges unqualifedly falsehoods The war
IS over. come on mission of fraternity.
They said dare not Come knew / dared
come, and would come had the threats been
thousand times stronger" Mrs. Lease
then spoke.
Pulaski, the town where General Weaver
was threatened with being driven from the
place, though small Tennessee village, is
not without claim TO notoriety. 1t was here
that was organized the infamous Ku-Klux-
Klan Society, which inaugurated reign of
terror in the South during the early part of
the reconstruction period. 1t was also at
Pulaski that General George II. Thomas
first concentrated his army to resist the in
vading march of General John b. Hoods
forces In the iatter'S disastrous campaign
against Nashville In the winter of 1864
Hood, when Sherman started on his
march to the sea, took up position
at Florence on the Tennessee River, and at
Pulaski the Fourth and Twenty third corps,
detached from Sherman's army, came to-
gether 10 resist Hoods advance. The lat
ter, however, with vastly superior numbers,
turned the Union flank at Pulaski and
afterward at Columbia, compelling the
Union troops to fall back on Nashville. At
franklin, twenty miles south of Nashville,
Hood made direct assault. but was re-
pulsed with great loss of life. Pulaski is
the capital of Giles County and is on the
Nashville and Decatur road. about eighty.
one miles south of Nashville.
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BLAINE TO SPEAK.

Minister Egan Says the Ex-secretary
VIII Take the stump.
WASHINGTON. Oct. s. - United States
Minister Patrick Egan said to The CALL
correspondent to-day that he had been au-
thorltatlvely informed in New York that
Mr.. Blaine would take the stump and make
some speeches for Harrison and Reid in ad-
dition to what he has done in his letter. Mr.
Egan said that he believed the bulk of the
Irish vote would be cast for Harrison this
70
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A ROUGH VOYAGE.
Heavy Seas Encountered By the Steamship
Furst Bismarck.

Heavy Seas Encountered DY Tue StsamsA!p
Furst Bismarck.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-The steamship FDrst
Bismarck arrived to-day and reports having
had very rough passage from England.
On the night of October the gale increased
to hurricane and great seas were thrown
over the decks. The watch in the fireroom
had just been changed and the men who
were relieved came on deck for air. They
had no sooner appeared than a great wave
boarded the vessel at the bow ana swept
along in mighty deluge, hurting the men
about and smashing them against the bnl-
warks and other distractions. One small
boy had his leg and arm broken and was
painfully injured otherwise. Two tiremen
each had an arm broken and three others
were badly bruised and cut None of them
will die.
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THE TWO SHIPS.
One Was Built la This City and In
Other In PannsyIyanIa,

one Was Built la This City and the
Other In Pennsylvania.
The Premier WAS an iron vessel of 1000
tons burden. and built at the Union Iron
Works in 1887 for the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way Company.
Although owned by the latter corporation
she had an American register and sailed
under the stars and stripes.
This was done In order to allow of her
trading to American ports in the coasting
trade. She piled in the line from Vaneou-
yer to Seattle and Tacoma.
The willamette was an iron steamer Of
2j62 tons. built at Chester, Pa, In 1881, and
is owned by the Union Pacific.
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WAGES AND TARIFF.
Opening Of the Great Debate
at Los Angeles.
IT Is A CAMPAIGN OF PRINCIPLE.
Where Does The Burden Fall and
Where the Benefit.
WHITE Oh COMMON GROUND WITH ESTEE
Rather a Vide Departure From the
Doctrine Of Tariff for
Revenue Only.
Special TO THE MORNING CALL

Los ANGELES, Oct S. - Never within
the memory Of that mythical parsonage.
the oldest inhabitan:," who in this salnbri-
Gus climate must be more than a cente-
marian, has any political meeting aroused
so much interest as the tariff debate be-
tween Morris NJ. Estee and Stephen NJ.
White, which was opened this evening in
Los Angeles.
Seats were given by tickets which were
equally divided between tile Republican
and Democratic county committees. There
were only 1900 in all and the crowds Of
applicants around the committee-rooms re-
minded one wildly of the days Of the late
Iamented real-estate boom. when prospec-
tive millionaires stood in line for twenty
four hours to get the first chance Of paying
$500 for a 25-foot "Dusiness lot" ten miles
from nowhere
Il was a most unfortunate thing that no
larger hall could be secured. The only one
of considerable size in Los Angeles is
Hazards Pavilion. where Mills, the evan
gelist held his revival services. 1t seats
1000 persons and holds couple Of thousand
more. This hall has been occupied during
the week by the display Of the Sixth Dis
trict Fair, which closed tonight. Chairman
Last OF the Democratic County Committee
yesterday offered the secretary of the fair
$1,000 to release the pavilion and 90 clear
the hall for tonight, but 1t could not be
done owing to the contracts with exhibitors.
The other halls and theaters were en-
gagged. and the debate therefore had 10
come of in Turn Verein Hail. second
floor apartment with a low roof, in which
1900 people are not over comfortable.
EIbe tickets were all gone by noon yester-
day. There were at least three disappointed
men to every tieket-h0lder and much dissat-
sfaction was openly expressed, and some
hot-blOOded individuals even talked OF
making a combined rush at the door.
Steve White proposed TO Mr.. Estee to hold
the debate in ths open air. but that gentle
man promptly refused the proposition, and
any one who has heard Mr.. Whites extra
ordinary voice under full pressure will IN
derstand why.
1t had been arranged that the hall should
be equally divided. the Republicans taking
Cue-half Of the platform, half Of the floor
and baif of the galleries, but dispatches were
received yesterday by Chairman Last from
the chairmen of the two State Central Com
mittees advising indiscrimlnate seating, and
80 10 attempt was made to separate the
sheep from the goats
1t is said that this afternoon a. much as So
was offered for tickets.
The responsibility for this ipadequacy Of
space rests with the State Central Commit
tees which appointed the dates without
reference to the local committees.
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Beets Are Profitable,

ONTARIO, Oct. 8.--The last delivery OF
beets was made at the Chino factory to-day.
The factory will run Cd syrups two weeks
longer Nearly 10000 tons of beets were
delivered during September. The seasons
output of sugar will reach 100000 pounds.
Farmers generally are well satisfied with
results, as many netted $40 to $50 per acre
on their beet crop.
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WAS NOT SHANGHAIED.
Darius Morris Left the Country Of His Own
Free Will

ASTORIA. Or, Oct 8.-The trial Of ex.
Chief of Police w. j. Barry on charge OF
shaBghaiing Darius Morris ended Tonight
In verdict of aequittal.
Morris, who was arrested in 1891 by Barry
as the supposed murderer Of Samuel Brown.
ms, who disappeared In 1885, alleged that
he was detained here ten days. and was
then forced by Barry to ship as a sailor on
tne sierra Blanca for France in order TO get
him out OF the way.
Barry, who testified at considerablel length
declared that Morris left the State of his
own free will, presumably to be safe from
penalties connected with the murder of
Browning.
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over my body. and got under my
nails. The ales would drop of
OF me all the time, and my sur
ferlng was endless, and without
relief. One thousand dollars
would not tempt me to have this
disease over again. | am n poor
man. but feel rich 30 Ire relieved
of what some of the doctors said
was leprosy. some ringworm.
psoriasis. etc. cannot praise
the CUTICURA REMEDIES too
much. They have made my skin
as clear aud free from scales as
a bahy's. All / used of them
was SIS worth. III you had been
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treason to the Republican party. He was
the greatest loser by the upheavel Of 1890
and has bravely taken his medicine.
When asked Ii he desired to return to
the United States Senate, Ingalls, replied ::
II say frankly and candldly / have no more
desire to 90 back to the Senate than I have
to 90 back to college. / want no office of
any kind. Pm out of politics and want to
etav mt %
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LATEST SHIFTING InTELLIGENCE.
~-~~--~~~~-
Arrived.

Arrived.
stmr r,aun, p.,so, o ssAITgnDAy, October 8.
lumber and bark TO Navarro Mil Co
Stmr Bonita, Leland. 20 hours from Bucheon:
produce: to Goodall. Perkins q Co.
lumber to Dingley & Co.
Stmr Noyo. Drisco, IL hours from Fort Bragg:
pass and 800 NJ IT lumber. to Fort Bragg Redwood
Cleared.
stmr Humboldt. Edwards, Eureka; KaIish &
hr ship TlntO Hin, DOcherty. Hull; GirvIn. Bald
Sailed
SATURDAY october 8.
80. s.mr san francisco. Watson, Redondo.
Stmr Point Arena. johnson, Mendocino
Bktn Willie Il Hume, Brigham.
sehr western Home, Burmeister. Humboldt
Sehr Albion. Hansen. Russian Landing
schr MARY Bidwell Nelson.
Schr Bio Rey. Islgkeit, BOwens Lanaing.
Schr Daisy Rowe, JorgenseD, Humboldt
Schr Parkersburg. Hansen. CoquiIle River
sehr hlyenis. Anderson. Eureka
Schr BobolinS, Nelson. Albion River
Schr Arthur l. Jensen.
sehr Prosper shrieder. CoquIIe River
Telegraphic.
POINT LOB0S-0ctooer 8 - lOPu Weather
cloudy; wind Sc: velocity So miles
Domestic Ports.
coos BAY-SaiIed Oct s-Schr Glen, for san
Arrived Oct s-schrs Roy sCmers and Jennie
REDoSDo-Saned oct s-schr Azale,. fr EBresa
PORT GAMBLE-ssiIed Oct s-schr Ethei Zane.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oct s-schr Mary Buhns. fr
Eureka
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Oct 7-stmr AIcatraz. I'm
Cleone.
Sailed Oct s-stmrs sunol and Caspar: schr Allen
A, for Eureka.
SOUTH BEND-SaIlea Oct S-Bktn Tam O. Shan.
ter for San Francisco.
TATO0SH-Passed In Oct s-Stnr Al-Ki hepre
Oct 5 for Nanaimo; ship Dashing wave, hence Sept
20 for Tacoma.
PORT ANGELES-In port Oct S-Stmr ST Pant
from Alaska for San franciSco Br bark Grasmere
from cS2uimoo for Royal Roads
Movements OF Trans Atlantic Sseamer.
Ch Observation-Disclosures Oct s-StmrLa Touraine
from \ ew YORK.
.HAMBURG-Arived Oct s-stmr wIeland, from
New York. ~
NEW YoRK-Arrived Oct s-stmr Fuerst Rts
marek, from southampton; stmr City OF Rome TN
Glasgow. -
Expectations.
BUCHEON-Per Bonito-i66 SKIS wheat 343I sks
barley, 2S6 SKIS beans, IT'S SKIS oats
Lompoc-I kg l4js bxs butter 20 green hides =
Ddls pets, cans tallow, eoOps chickens 10 cs
cheese, "a bxs apples, dry hides wheels / e.
toys, 4ob3 es honey so bxs pears SKIS dried fruit
80 bis wool, 1858 sss barley, 1879 hogs
Goleta-l lot asphaltum 40S SKIS beans l bdl pelts
bdl dry hides
Port Harford-256 hogs
ConsigneeS.
Per Bonits-W Price q Co: Sinsheimer Bros r
A kersh8w; Dalton Bros Wheaton 4 Luhrs: Roth
Bloom Il Co; Brigham. Hoppe Co; Moran
DafrYmen's Union: Getz Bros & Co: : Levy a Co.
Dodge, Sweeney n Co: Standard OH CO.. wilson Il
dan IL Harding: Mcpherson & Rucker; j Zleren.
bein 4 Co; X Arinsby & Co: Thomas e Kahn.
Thos Dennigan Son; WieIand Brewing Co: Yates
& Co.
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Wilson Got Sixteen Months.

SACRAMENTO, Oct SIN Department l
of the Superior Court this morning Joseph
Wilson, convicted Of attempting to commit
grand larceny, was sentenced to sixteen
months imprisonment at Folsom.
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Shot His Wife and His Cousin.

CHICAGO, Oct 8.-John RYAN. molder.
attempted to murder his wife to-day, while
under the influence of liquor. He shot her
in the breast and then put bullet into his
cousin, John Ryan. who attempted to de-
fend the woman. Both the victims are In
critical condition.
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Chri,tian Woman Ga Home.

SAN BERNARDINo, Oct. s.-The State
convention of the Women's Christian Tem-
perance Union adjourned at noon to-day
and the delegates are now leaving for their
homes brim full of enthusiasm. The con-
vention has resulted in giving a splendid
stimulus to all the unions Of the State.
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SCARCITY OF PAPER.
Stock Decreasing Owing to the Embargo cl
Foreign Rags.

F0relgn Rags.
CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-According to a local
manufacturer the stock of paper is running
short, prices have advanced 10 per cent and
the end is not yet This is due to the stop
page of the supply of rags from abroad and
the increased demand caused by the CAM
paign. Another IS found in the fact that
bleaching powders have risen greatly.
Those made in England were discovered to
be a powerful disinfectant, and tons have
been sent to Hamburg and other cholera
infected points in Europe. Local dealers
say the mills are working double time and
cannot fill the present orders.
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h.ra and said Won would have cured me Tor S2000 V.
Won would have had the money. looked ike the
nicture mo 2, page AID In your book, "How to
Ffnra Oh In Diseases" but l am clear as any
nerson ever was Through force Of habit rub my
hands over my arms and legs TO scratch once In
rhua bnt To no purpose. am all well scratched
tventv-eigt years. and 1t got TO bs kind Of second
nature TO me thank you thousand times.
A"''AS DENNIS DOWNING. Waterbury, VT
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CHINESE CORRUPTION FUND.
Money Being Raised in New York to Fight
the fiaarY Act

New YORK, Oct. 8.-Collector of Internal
Revenue Kerwin said to-day: Il have
learned that the Cinnamon in this city are
raising money. which they intend to use in
an attempt to test the legality OF the regis
tration act. l ask what object do they ex-
pect to gain by raising money? 1t must be
their intention to corrupt members of Con-
gress to obtain the desirable legislation, or
the money is to go into the pockets Of the
Six Companies at San Francisco. That is,
| think, the primary object"
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Arotber Bicvcls RECORD Broken,

SpRINeFIELD, Mass. Oct S.-Windle,
whose worlds mile bicycle record with a
flying start yesterday was fixed at 2:02 2-5,
to-day beat the mile record, standing start,
cnverinc the distance in :O6 3-5.
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CLEvELAND's CONTRIBUTION.

Tho Democratic Presidential Candidate
Subscribes Large Sum.
New YORK. Oct. 8.-Grover Cleveland
has contributed $4,000 to the Democratic
campaign fund. This announcement was
made ut the headquarters yesterday.
Cleveland's personal friends, Benedict.
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THE CHOLERA.
The Guaranteed Passengers Of the Steamer
Bohemia Released

QUARANTINE, Oct. 6.-The steerage pas
seGgers Of tie steamer Bohemia, : he have
bean d8lalned on Hoffman Island, wers
allowed 20 land to-day One huDGIsd ard
f0rty-six immigrants from tbe tsa 8
Folarla were transferred 10 Ellis isaos. t8-
raw
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Fight Between Colorsd Fugiiigts

ST LoUIs, Get. s.-Blll Prntt and doe"
latte from Ne~ Orleans, fought q HBlsh
early CHS morning PFutt was Knocked Gus
IN the third round. he was terribly pun
fSnaf
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Voted for Irrigation.

PERKS, Oct 8.-The election providing
for tax levy Of $4,000 in the Perris Irri-
CATION District carried by III to 81. The re-
suit insures the sale of the irrigation bonds
and the completion of the water system.
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sarglrrs Bob q cnnreh.

OMAHA. Get Burglars pried open tina
doors leading into ST. Johns collegiate
Catholic church this morning and broke
open the safes containing the church plate
and jewels. Articles valued at $500 were
slOlen
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MIR. WHITE REPLIES.

He L. Personally Very Popular in His
Own Town.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 8.-As the we'll
known, tnick-set figure of Stephen NJ.
White, who had been sitting next to the
speaker, appeared at the desk. there was a
loud round of applause which lasted full
minute from all sides of the house. Repub-
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ssusrs for Redwood Citv.

REDWOOD CITY, Oct Sat the election to
bond the town for $50, 600 for sewer system
the bonds were carried, there being only
thirteen votes against.
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Pandora's Box

Brought multitude or ills upon humanity SO saith
the ancients; but bottle of SoZOD0NT is a we'll
spring OF Joy in the family 1t refreshes the invalid
by cleansing his mouth and hts the belle for the
parior.