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pOPHoLEs FOR ESCAPE.

4, harles A. Garter, United States
attorney, is reported as saying:
ng that the officers OF the Chinese Six
were to be indicted under section
47 oT , nave TO charge that their crime
T naVIIg c1nspred 10 prevent, hinder
- ksi execution Of law Of the
would be the result?
tsg7ey - ~ - frSerpose demurrer,
basiEk- their objections to o1fNeomplaint upon
! the broad claim that even though conscJracy
y existed IL was not TO prevent. bildeTs delay
Inc execution OF law Of The United Statesr H.
asmueh as The instrument aimed al was con-
trary TO The constitution OF the United States,
and therefore utterly void.
This is one IoOphole for escape. The
Chronicle imagines it has found another
1UUphole in the requirement of the stataie
refereed TO that there is a design to use
force TO accomplish whatever purpose they
may have in view. Mr.. Carriers argument
Is not one that would be expected from a
laW%er. No one has a right to assume that
law is unconstitutional. Tine intimation
that law of the United States has not the
force OF law because in the opinion of GER
tam lawyers the law is not constitutional
cannot for moment be allowed. Any and
every act of Congress is law of the United
e8sees until the Supreme Court has declared
conflict with the constitution, and con-
uenty imperative
i he Chronicles ''loophole" is as easily
led up. Force is implied from the nature
preparations. A government does not
emain idle while conspirators organize and
Sdrll armies with the avowed purpose of
pCyerthrowing the Government. In this
case il may not be possible to prove
that an appeal to force is intended by the
Chinese Six Companies. but an organized
opposition TO the enforcement Of law war
rants any Proceeding against the parties
Making such opposition that NAV seem
necessary to defeat it. There have been
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sstgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
ySck p. A. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near Kesrny, open until O'Clock midnight
S3s Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; sos
Larkin street, open until $50 o'clock; sw. corner
sixteenth and Mission streets. open until o'clock:
1918 Mission street open until O'Clock P. N. aud
i D Ninth street omen nntn 9 80 P "
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

DAILY CALL dncluding sundays, SIS per yearly
Ban postpaid: 10 cents per week. OF IS cents per
five Peoples, three months, SO 20. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages). 81 so per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CAlLand WEEKLY CALL, 81 90 per year, postpaid.
WEEKLY CALL Is paGes). 81 per year, postpaid
THE Call cannot return rejected manuscripts.
nu will The editor enter into correspondence 70
utotlns Them
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

I
New York. BRENTANO BROS. SUnion Square
Chicago. News Stand Palmer House
Mn orleans. ALLOT Il JOUBERT,
1871 Common 81
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NOTICED
SATURDAY

Any OF our patrons lcho fail 10 find THE
MORNING CALL for sale bu train-boys
N'hcoRler a faUor 5y notifying this office OF
NtJGct. naming the date and train.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

Official Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Finding Midnight Saturday.
DEPA RTMENT OF AGRICULTURE !
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAN FRANCISCO. March 81, 1881
San Francisco and viclni ty - Fair weather;
warmeri westerly winds
p. I. JENKINS, Local Forecast ofcia
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
.tPotteT building, New York City, isprovided with
tlUoi California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
stllltnt lSteS and sample copies furnished
F. X. MlSCH. Managed
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

FrRN1TURE-By F. S. spear & Co., at 81 and SO
suffer st.. at D O'Clock.
FURSITURE-By Frank W. Butterheld, at 1T
Langton St. at II o'clock
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THOUSANDS or new patrons Will take Hoods Sar
saparia this spring and realize its benefits in blood
purified and strength restored. VIII you be one OF
the number? II costs but little
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COMBINATION OF a CoUeH for any length OF
time causes irritation OF the lungs some chronic
Throat Disease. "Broi0a's bronchial T5ocbes F." are
all effective Cough Remedy. Price 20 cts. Sold only
b0reS
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J.F.CUTTER'sOLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all frst-class druggists and
eToceTs ITademaIk-star within shield.
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-NGosTrBA BTrTERs are the best remedy for re-
moving indigestion. ASK your druggist the gen.
uine, prepared by DR.. J. C. b. Siegert q Sons
EXTRA Miuee ries. SWANS, pa Suffer street.
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TINE scatters locks and turns them gray
are yOu too young to bear these marks OF age d?
Then PARKER's HAIR BALsAM
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ANNIE BEATTY has asked permission Of the
Superior Court to adopt Annie Matilda Wade,
minor whose parents were some time ago d.
VorCpd
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ELIZA T. GROsH has begun suit against J. &.
Weir for tile recovery OF $40 alleged to be due
her as rent for the house at 5000 California
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Mothers, AtteutloDI

Buy your boys clothing for Easter at the
great assignee sale Of Peck, the cotnler. Every
thing going at half price. J.. V. Merle. successor
TO the Old Xxi. GIG 10 go KeaTny street, corner
Commercial
JOHN CEREMONY, driver OF hOsecart 1 OF the
Fire Department. WAS treated at be city Receiv-
Ing Hospital yesterday morning. He went to
sleep In a room with leaky gas jet and came
near wtkng up In another world.
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Fine SILK searfs IA teCk and four-in-hands, 15c
eachi nobby dress bows, latest fad, 25c each.
Great assignee sale. stock OF Peck, the
clolhier, now being sold by J.. V. Merle sue
cessor 10 the old lXL. GIG to $40 Kearny street,
corner Commercial
Black, pink and golden yellow pearls are
more valuable Than white
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~ Templar IiebeIah Lodge >sSa4,gz.
10 No. 10. |. o. o. T.. meets THIS SSs%ES&<<:
SATURDAY EVENING 70 Memorial 3ssS1S@@
Hail. l. o. .. 4. building. All members >/>l7HvS~
OF the degree are requested be present. Election
OF delegates to the annual convention viii be in
order. Degree work second and fourth SATURDAYS
MAGGIE HoVEY, Noble Grand
RosE ". DE NINroS. Rec Sec.
r. Excelsior Degree. Lodge ,sananu.,
cr-1 No. >. ]. o. o. Irregular meet sSS%-Nz<
ing THIS EVENING. First degree wi 9sss]<$ASsse@=
be conferred. S>>fhySS~
GEO. r. CHAPLIN. d. NJ
EEP Callfnrni Rebekah De- ,,sSsggLlz,
17~S gree Lodge No J. l. o. q. F. SSSSzsss.Sz.
The lodge meets every SATURDAY ]2rxeS-
kvENING in Welcome Hall. New Odd >|'fAsSF
Fellows Building. corner Market AID Seventh sts
OHcersand members are requested IN attend. All
memeers Of the degree are cordially invited
NINA DA LLMAN, Noble 3rand
MISS SOPHIE KAHN, Rec sec. jail Sa &
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FISH BY THE Ton The American Union
Fish Co.'s market, 5I3-5l9 Washington street.
is now open and makes all FISH consumers happy
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ONLY soc for three pounds OF famous broken
candy IN extra large japanese lunch basket.
ToWusend's, 627 Market street
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Park Music.
The following music will be played in
Golden Eaip Park tn-dau.

The following music will be played in
Golden Gate Park to-day:
Overture, Fra Diavolo" Auber
'tS Nino BOlero" FIRST time) ..........L Reuter-
Selection. 'Donua JuauitR" .............. Suppe
rAhtdstlc rate Bach
operallc P0ipourrF' ...............-....T renkler
Duo See the Pale Moon, for coraet and nom
arranged by A. Spadina (cornet, william Former
Selection Ia Fora del be:tao V P%di
waltz, Flowers Of st. Petersburg" Resch
Legion d'Honneur." marche triOmphale (irst
Gaop. ;;out on a iaft In Ss H
CALIFORNIA elace fruits. 5oclb TOwnsends..
CHOCOLATE cream eggs. &c each. rownsend's.
CHINESE egg. II In nest. Ioc Townsend's,.
"SPERRY's BEST FAMILY FLOUR" Is ahead Of
them all.
EASTER cream mixed in japanese baskets,
25c. Townsend's.
GLASS boots with bird, eggs and candies for
Easter, 15c. Townsends, 627 Market.
EASTERN Tourists-Discount on large guam
titles California Glaze Fruits. TOwnsends.
ONLY soc for three pounds OF famous broken
candy IN extra large japanese lunch basket.
Townsend's. 627 Market street,
ANNIE BEATTY has asked permission Of the
Superior Court TO adopt Annie Matilda Wade, a
minor whose parents were some time ago d.
Yorced
J.FCUTTER's BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all first class druggists and
grocers. 1TademaTk-star within shield.
ELIZA T. GROsH has begun suit against J. e.
Weir for tile recovery OF $40 alleged to be due
her as rent for the house at 5000 California
street
FISH BY THE Ton The American Union
Fish Co.'s market 5I3-5l9 Washington street.
IS now open and makes all FISH consumers happy"
B. HESS has been adjndRed insOlYent by Judge
Levy. He owes about 5000. His property cOa-
sists Of saloon which does not nay on &C
count of the dizziness OF business" as the
ius OlVeDt asserts
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b. HESS has been adjndeed insOlyen. by Judge
Levy. He owes about 5000. His property con-
sists Of saloon, which does not nay on &C
count of the dizziness OF business" as the
in, ont
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THE MORNING CALL
lTYTC.TInN oFFTCE.

larger circulation than any other
per published in San Francisco.
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
April. 1898.
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w ANTED-SToCK GROCERIES,, SHELVING
w counter. horse and wagon. Address stock, box
159, Call Branch Uhice mr3I 3t~
CECOND-BAND PLATFORM GEAR FOR
- wagon; light brewery preferred. 1913 Market
street mrSl ST.
w ANTED-CHEAP. FOR CASH. LIGHT HORSE
W anl WAGON. 1879 Mission rnr2a LIE =
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EASTERN TOurists-DlscOunt on large guam
titles California Glaze Fruits. TOwnsends.
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A CADEMY OF LANGUAGES ODE FILIPPE's,
~ $40 Post st established 81 Prof. De FiIipf =,
graduate of the academies Of Paris and Madrh
continues to instruct Spanish and Fren ch by Us
simplihed practical method, saving months i3t
study. mr26 re
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EREE-l MONTHS INSTRUCTION IN DRESS
cutting and making; scientific ladies' tailor sys-
tenn; suits, 50 50 up. 46l Natoma. 9th mr22 Sin
TAILOR SYSTEM TAUGHT: SUITS IS UP; sIT
guarantee d ll5 hearuy ST. MISS GILLfGAS. Sun
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no THE LADIES-DRESSMAKI SCHOOLS
Morse perfect system; cutting, hitting: 81
branches; patterns 25C; Innings cut and ht. 5JfG
JOSEPH fEELE Co. 1922 Taylor. Il. ID. mrl2 lltT
607 O'FARRELL-DRESSMAK CUTTiNG
OO and fitting specially; reasonable. mrI0 3lm
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w ANTED-2 EXTRA WATERS; BEILBoY.
ZErIE. 420 Kearny ST.
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NJ ESSMAKER TO RENT COUN.
" try shop; woodchoppers 81 To 81 50 a cord;
horSeShoer. So days young man to drive milk
wagon, $50 and found; butcher-boy, $40 to $25 and
found; teamster, 81 a day and board; farmers aud
mixers; butter MAKER shingie-paeker; orcnardtSt.
S25 to $50 and found; choreboy for mine. IS week
and found; German hotel porter $15 aud found;
English, Scotch or American foreman baker, $50
to $50; bedmaker, S35 and room pastry cook
French styIe, aud others. Apply to j. T. GRO SETT
Il CO, 62S Sacramento st.
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lN ANTED-N0RKISG FOREMAN ON RANCH
w single man. must have California experience,
references required. $50 month aud Increase; 2
farmers for orchard. $50; farmers for vineyard,
same place. S25: German farmer, $40; elderly man
TO do chores about ranch, 800 Irish mixer $25:
Itaiian.Swlss datrymen. $50; driver for wood aud
coal yard. $50: French nursery man. $50 to $50;
camp blacksmith, So day: ranch cook. s25 aud
Increase: hey to assist In dinfng-room and bar 81
bedmaker. S35; nightwatter for coffee saloon, SO
week; brushmakers; shingie- bolt max ers: Is
woedchoppers. long job. and others, at w. ID. EVER
a CO.'S 62s Clay 81.
w
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" ANTED - MANDOLIN, GUITAR BAN50
w note players for club rehearsals. Professor -
MANSFIELD, artistic performer, 1908 Market III
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EDUCATIONAL.

VoTSG LADY DESIRES PUPILS FoR Pf4S0-
forte international College. London); terms
So per month. MISS WARRIN, S44 Folsom near
Fourth apl 70
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y teed. MRS FiLIC. 1910 Powell. reasonable lin
L FASHIONABLE Observation-Disclosures FROM
i 50 80 up perfect fit guaranteed IS ones mr5
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING: FIT qua R.
j anteea: suits SO so up. 1852 Folsom st. mr4 5m
MRS b. keller. 1l9 STOCKTON ST.; SUITS
wi So 30 stY lishiy drapod fit guaran teed fl35t
4 WEEKS NEWS FoRo CENTs-THE wEEKtY
y CALL. In wrapper, ready for mailing
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CHOCOLATE cream eggs. sc each. Townsend's.

CALIFORNIA eiace fruits, 5oclb TOwnsend's..
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
/ DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP = THE
- firm heretofore existing under the firm name
and style OF +. j. RUPFER 81 Co., the members OF
which were +. j. hUPFER and GEORGE DAHL
BENDER. druggists. doing business at numbers 4s2
and s44 Van Ness ave. in the city and county OF
san Francisco State of California is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, +. J. KUPFER having
BEN DER in the concern.
+. J. KUPFER viii hereafter conduct and carry
said business and VIII collect all outstanding
accounts due thereto He has also assumed all OF
the Liabilities OF said firm.
F j. KUPFER,
GEORGE DAHLBENDER.
Dated March 81. a. D. 1888.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPREHENSIVE. STATE
~ OF California, city and county OF San Francisco,
ss.-Ne the undersigned, ALEXANDER IRVINE.
HENRY IRVINE, all residing In the city and
county of San Francisco, State OF California; do
hereby certify that partners transaeting
business In this State at the city and county San
Francisco. under the hrm name and style of
IRVINE BROTHERS." and that the names In
fun of all the members OF such partnership, and
their respective places OF residence, are herein
above set forth,
In witness whereof. we have hereunto set our
hands, this 2lst day o. February, A. d. 1898.
ALEXANDER IRVINE
JAMES s. IRVINE
w. n. IRVINE.
Duly acknowledged before JAMES L. KING
notary public. on March 81, 1898.
Endorsed: Filed March 3, 1885, Nj. G. HALEY
clerk by MILLIAM X LYMAN. depnly clerk 81 Sa
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EASTER cream mixed in japanese baskets,
25c. TOwnsend's.
GLASS boots with bird, eggs and candies for
Easter I5c. Townsend's, 627 Market.
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CHINESE egg. u tn nest, Ioc. Townsend's,.
"srERRY's BEST FAMILY FLOUR" Is ahead of
them all
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LIRST-CLAss DRESsMAKTNG, REAsONAB re
prices; cutting fitting speciality; Chi duen's
dresses done best OF style sos Post st mrs in
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pARBERs ArTENTION-S-CHAIR BARBER
~ shop and laundry ONCE; must sell. T06 Howard
street. mr27 7t~
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- Howard Presbyterian hurch Mis-
G~S sion street. near Third-Rev. Kenneth j.
Duncan, pastor Special Easter services at II A. NJ
illustrated sermon to the children by the pastor
Easter address by the Rev James Matthew's d D.
At 80 P. NJ. the pastor Will speak "rne Nobility
of Labor" Special music. Sunday school at 30
A and 1890 p. NJ. Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor at Gals P. n. Prayer.me Getting
on Wednesday evening at 1850 o'clock All are
kindly invited to these services
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ ANrED-BG A CASH BUYER A GOOD LOT
" In Richmond; First to Fifth avenue preferred
Address. stating full particulars ID. D.. box 20
Can once mr3l 81
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! GOOD-PAYING l5-CENT SHOP; MUST Re
| street mr27 7t%
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RESSATAKFRS.

I AIDES CALLING-CARDS ARTS rICALLY
J printed: low prices HoYLF, 534 Commercial
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-15
Circuit Court.

The jury cases in court the past
twenty y-four hours have taken more time
than heretofore, but the following cases
have been disposed Of:
Campbell. Hotchkiss & Kelley vs..
Margaret Leighton. Judgment for
plaintiff in the sum of $23813.
John M. Slater VS.. VIM. Regan and
O'Donnell Bros. Settled
Martin j. Hogan VS.. Samuel DAVIS ct
al. Judgment for plaintiff, $313.72.
Fuller Il johnson vs. John M. Hurley.
Referred to VIM. McGrath.
M. w. DAILY vs. j. K. Patton. Court
directed verdict OF Sl56.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-09-15
TELEGRAPHIC BREyIrIEs.

M. L. Buchonnel. Swiss minister of
justice and police, is dead, after a long
illness.
PRESIDENT Cleveland has consented to
ast as arbitrator in the boundary dis
pute between Brazil rnd Argentine.
Deputy Comptroller Tucker has ap-
pointed ]. D. Benton receiver of the
Lloyd's National bank Of Jamestown.
N. d.
Renert Malon, the well known
French socialist author, is dead, aged
62 years. His death was caused by
laryngical phYthis.
Ex-Judge Richard Ludlow Larri-
more. well known member of the
New York bar and for more than 20
years a judge of the court OF common
pleas, is dead.
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NEEDS OF HUMANITY
As Supplied by the Catholic Church.
Discussed by Cardinal Gibbons.

Discussed by Cardinal Gibbons.
CHICAGO, Sept 15.-An audience that
filled Columbus Hall to overfowing
welcomed the opening of the fourth
days proceedings OF the worlds parlia-
ment OF religion. 1t was striking coll
lection OF men of eminence that faced
the audience from the platform. Rev.
Edward Everett Hale sat with Prince
Sorgewolkensky of Russia, Julia Ward
Howe with Ell. Toxic of India, Rev.
Joseph Cooke with Professor Jean Re-
vile of Paris, Rev. DR.. Lyman Fl.
Abbott with Rev. Rouchi Shibata of
Calcutta Interest conferred largely
upon the paper prepared by his emf
nince Cardinal Gibbons, upon ..The
Needs OF Humanity Supplied by the
Catholic Religion" It had been ex.
pected that the cardinal would present
the paper In person, but owing to his
Ill health 1t was read by Bishop Keane
OF the Cath olic university at Washing
ton. AS became it's author it was
scholarly production, couched In that
mild. non-combative style character.
istic OF the prince Of American church.
ana while it was atten lively listened to
its salient points were repeatedly inter-
rupted with applause.
Rev. DIR. Lyman Abbott took up his
subject Religion Essentially Charac-
teristic of Humanity" while the paper
OF Julia Ward Howe dealt with reiic-
lon as the essential expression of re-
iatlons between God and man. Some
thing concerning the origin Of Shintois
was told the audience by Rev. Pakoyshi
Matsuyama of Japan.
Inc congresses in the other halls
We're well TENDED by members OF the
various denominations under whose
auspices tn y were held. These were the
United Brethren, the Advent Christ
lans, Congregationalists, Universalists.
Disciples of Christ, and the Church OF
the New Jerusalem.
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barber and have his head shaved;
but second thought reminded him that
itwould be too good a joke for the fellows
on tbe cornef, so with the aid OF his two
boys, lavish supply OF soap,warm water
and patience CD he soaked his head
until relieved of the incubus. Morals
The fire alarm which sounded at q
o'clock last evening got the fire laddies
out in fine shape, but not to run far, as
the fire, which occurred at G. b. Kenne-
dy's, had in the meantime been put out
by his own water supply and hose appli-
anees, but not any too soon to avert SER
ious consequences. Mrs. Kennedy, who
was the victim OF the accident, was very
severely burned, especially about the
hands, and is completely prostrated to-
day. She had turned on the gasoline in
the stove and turned it of again with a
view to lighting it, and when she applied
the match it went up in great blaze
which epyeloped the stove. Thinking
some OF the other burners might be open
she tried them all, to shut them off, and
burned her hands considerably in SO do
ing, then attempted to drag the stove to
the door, but heavy boiler OF water
and the flames were too much for her
She next threw rug over the stove,
which checked the flames but minute
until she dragged the stove to the door.
when they burst out anew. Her own
clothes having taken fire by this time,
she rolled herself out on the gravel
walk to smother them, and seeing Bert
Gilbert called to him to bring the hose,
which was running water on the lawn at
the time. He quickly answered, turning
the hose on her first and then on the
stove and the interior OF the room,
which was enveloped in flames; and all
was soon put out. But for the timely
assistance and the convenient water snp-
ply, the loss OF the house and fatal in
juries to Mrs. Kennedy might have re-
suited.
Like ship without rudder is man
or woman without health and the nec-
essary strength to perform the ordinary
duties of life. When the appetite fails,
when debility, AID disordered eondi-
| tion of stomach, liver, kidney and bowels
assail you, take Ayers Sarsaparrilla
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APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE.
Every Indication Of . Dissolution of
the Canadian Parliament.

Every Indication Of . Dissolution of
the Canadian Parliament.
NEW YORK. Sept, 15-A special to The
World from Ottawa. Ont, says. There
Is every evidence of the dissolution of
the dominion parliament. The govern
ment has organized campaign in
nearly every constituency and ministers
who had arranged TO go the Pacific
coast have cancelled their trip to take
the stump in Ontario and Quebec. 1t
Is understood that there will be a short
session in November and elections in
January. The government finds its
strength rapidly declining since it has
practically abandoned the policy of
closer trade relations with the United
States, the main plank in the Liberal
platform. 1t is necessary, therefore. to
appeal to the country.
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More Than a Month Overdue.

New YoRK, Sept. 15.-The tank
steamship Astral. which usually crosses
the ocean inabout 16 days, has not been
heard from since she left Shields In
ballast for this port on Jtly "a, 6s days
ago. She is probably lost. She was
commanded BY Captain Nicholas and
carried crew Of about 25 men, most Of
whom were shipped at British ports.
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The LAST DAY !!
THE CITY.
LOCAL RREvITIEs.
TDAA


}. e. Patten returned to Salem.
E. G. Rice Of Winfred was in the city
to-day.
Wheat so cents; flax, 80: Oats, II;
barley SIS.
w. s. Brooks returned from North
field, MINI.
Regular adjourned meeting OF the city
council this evening.
Miss Dora Sitter left on the morning
freight to Join the family at Mitchell.
Z Mrs. J. B. Koehler returned from her
worlds fair trip on the evening train.
Mrs. Geo. w. Bagley went to Huron
to-day as delegate to the State w. G.
II. u.
Capt. Stoddard, having closed up his
legal business before court, returned to
Sioux Falls to-day. The captain is se-
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PROBABLY ne sent f.cl.

MILwAUKEE, Sept lh Inspector Of
Immigration Us Mcaregor has been
inspecting several cases OF alleged
panper .immisrants in this city Tor the
last few days His report was sent to
the department Of the interior, and as
4 result fonr families numbering 1S,
will undoubtedly be sent back to Eu.
rome s 5ss r
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LATEST MARKET PRICES.
Sc. Paul Union stock Y

Sc. Paul Union Stock Yards.
SoUTH Sr. PAUL. Sept. IA, 1885,
HOGS-Strong
CATTLE-Steady on good, common slow.
Prime steers. $2.75 a3.O0; good steers. S2.x5n
2.75 prime cows, $2.4n02.o 60. good cows, N.75N
225 common to fair cows, $0.75nl5 SO: III n
veal calves, S3.00Q14.OO; heavy calves. sl.b6a
$50; stockers. $l.250i.75; feeders. Sl.75a2. rs;
bulls, $I0O0l.75.
SHEEP-Dull.
Muttons, $2.0v03.0 90; lambs, $2.50a3.s s5: stock
ers and feeders. $l.OO(O2.O0.
Receipts: Hogs. 3OJ; cattle. 1900; calves O.
sheep, O.