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The morning call., 1893-07-09
MORONGO MINING COMPANY.
A Corporation Which Promises I'm
pOrtant DEVELOPMENTS.

SAN BERNARDINO, July 8.-Articles of
incorporation of the Morongo Mining
Company have been filed with the County
Clerk. The mine incorporated is the
center mine in Morongo district, belonging
to c. W. Allen. from which excellent re-
ports have lately been received. The in
corporators are John L. Campbell, W. S.
Hooper and &. w. Allen of this city, w.
S. Hathaway and C. o. Barker of Ban
ming, Wilson Hayes and John 3. Hanna of
Cotton, all prominent business men. The
capital stock is one million dollars, shares
being Of the value Of one dollar each.
The purpose Of the corporation is to do
everything necessary to develop the mine
ana carry on its mining business. This
mine is in the same district as the Rose
mine and shows a ledge twelve feet wide,
going SIS to the ton in gold. with narrower
developments going above 500 per ton.
The long-drawn-out dispute arising over
redistricting this county into supervisorial
districts. made necessary from the forma-
ton OF Riverside County, has been at las
settled by compromise in which Red
lands is given the new Supervisors and
everybody is happy. This is essentially
the roposition supported by Supervisors
Randall and Turner.
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Kalalau, Kauai. was buried here June 90.
The Government dispatched company
of regular troops and police. amounting to
about eighty men. with one Krupp field
piece. by the steamer Waialeale on the
30th June.
Martial law has been proclaimed in the
districts where the lepers are. Instructions
have been issued to the commander of the
expedition to remove the twenty.eght
lepers terrorizing the Kauai leper settle
ment at Molokai at all hazards. They will
he taken dead or alive.
The lepers have secured arms and bat
tie between them and the troops is not I'M
likely. The expedition has taken food tor
three weeks and Will land from the sea-end
from the camp at the mouth Of the rock
bound valley in which the lepers are hiding
There Difficult ty will begin, as the lepers
must be dislodged from the caves and
dense woods if they refuse 20 surrender
before they can be removed. II the pres
ent force should prove insufficient re-en-
forcements will have to be sent.
These iepers have defed the Govern
ment for the past ten years, and other ofti-
GERS have been shot and wounded in pre-
vous attempts to remove them. 1t is
feared here that should the lepers resist
this time and are shot. as seems proba-
bic. that they will. that the action of the
Government at the present time will turn
the natives more against 1t than anything
that has vet occurred.
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STEWART ON SILVER.
The Present Trouble AsCribed to the
Gold Men.

CITY OF MEXICO. July 8.-Senator
Stewart of Nevada, who is now in this
city. conferred with President Diaz to-day
on the silver question. The Senator, in an
interview. said that the desperate effort of
the gold combination to convert contracts
payable in silver into contracts
payable in gold alone, by the destruction
Of more than half the metallic money of
the world. was producing its legitimate
fruits in bringing bankruptcy and misery
upon the people.
1t was necessary, he said. for Gladstone.
with slender majority. to act quickly and
suspend the coinage of silver in India. 1t
was equally necessary to have an extra
session of the United States Congress to
force action before the contraction of gold
would be realized. But many bankrupt
cies had occurred and they would arouse
the people to resist the contamination Of
the resolution to reduce the basis of cir
culation and credit more than half. The
scheme would fail and the Sherman act
would not be repealed unless something
better was substituted for 1t.
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WON BY CORNELL.
The IthaCans OutrOw the Quakers at
Minneapolis.


MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. July S.-Cornell
won the varsity eight-oared race from the
Pennsylvania eight this evening in % 40 by
three lengths. The crowd Witnessing the
great event was the most enthusiastic
rowing crowd ever seen in this part of the
country. and the result was received with a
roar of applause from one contingent. and
with disappointed silence from the other.
The event was won on its merits, the dash
and action of the Ithacans being too much
for the slower, heavy movements OF the
Pennsylvania crew.
The Cornell crew got away first and
started toward Wayhata at pretty lively
jog. A few seconds later Ve bow of the
Pennsylvania boat shot into view.
The Quakers were pulling slow stroke.
and just padding down to the start. When
they appeared a great cheer went up for
red and blue. on the success of which
cOlorS so many men and maids had pinned
their faith.
1t was S:15 before the start was made. as
the wind refused to go down and blew
great guns. Pennsylvania used a paper
shell and the Yale stroke, while Cornell
pinned its faith to an aluminium shell and
its short choppy stroke. For the first tw o
miles it was neck and neck. neither crew
being able to gain an advantage. AT TWO
and a half miles Cornell had lead OF half
a length and steadily increased the dis
lance until the finish. The race was fin
ished in utter darkness, and as the row.
boats and sailboats had crowded on the
course disaster was narrowly averted.
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BUSINESS REVERSES.
Failure of the Cold Storage Exchange
at Chicago.

CHICAGO. July S.-Applcation was
made to-day for receiver for the Produce
Cold Storage Exchange. The exchange
has been carrying on the business of a
cold storage warehouse and holds perish
able goods valued at $4,000. Should the
business be closed up. as is shown to be
possible in view of an Indebtedness Of S11,-
290 which cannot be met, great loss will be
sustained. The corporation has a ninety
nine-year lease on the property where it is
now doing business. and the leasehold.
with the building on it, is valued at $780,
600. The Indebtedness Of the concern
amounts to 100000.
BIG RAPIDS, Mich. July 8.-The North
ern National Bank closed Its doors this
morning in consequence of the withdrawal
of funds by denositors
LIE SUEUR, Mimi, July S.-The Bank of
LIE Sueur has failed. The liabilities and
assets are given each at S225, 600. The
reason given for closing is to protect home
depositors.
DENVER. July S.-Edwin J. Binford, a
coal-dealsr, assigned to-day for the benefit
Of his creditors. His assets are S2.S. TO
and his liabilities S76.S00.
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NEW YORK ANARCHISTS.
They fleet to Celebrate the Liberia
ton of Their Chicago COnfreres.

ton of Their Chicago Confreres.
NEW YORK. July S.-Red flags waved
and all existing institutions were den need
at last nights meeting of anarchists at
Windsor Theater in celebration of Gov
ernor Altgeld's pardon of their three con-
freres. but the red flag waved feebly and
the denunciations were tempered with
moderation. Albert Uhmann nominally
presided over the meeting. but Superin-
tendent Byrnes was the real presiding
genius Of the demonstration.
Chairman Uhlmaun praised Governor
Altgeld and said that the press, which is
thoroughly un-American. had bounded
him because he dared to be a true Amer
lean.
John Edelmann of New Jersey next
spoke. Governor Altgeld's action marks
his political suicide. said he. although he
did the right thing. He himself is all
wrong, for he is a capitalist and partner
in a capialistic society.
When Johann Most finally appeared the
biggest tumult of the evening broke out.
Most spoke in German for half an hour.
He came nearest to a threat when he said {;
IF the police attempted to stop this
meeting they would have been as foolish
as the Chicago police"
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Sherman WrOth at a Man
From Denver.
DECLARES HE is A LIAR,
Also That He Should Be Hanged-It
Was All About the Demone-
tiZatiOn of Silver.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

CHICAGO, July S.-"That man ought te
be hanged; he knows he's lying when be
makes the statement he does, and covertly
insinuated that honorable men have beer
guilty Of dishonest and scoundrelly acts.
These words of wrath from Senator John
Sherman were drawn out by the charge
brought against him and others by James
Ii. Plat, president of the Denver Paper
Mills Company of Denver. in a commune
cation to a newspaper. The charge is in
connection with the passage by Congress-
of the law of 1873 demonetizing silver,
known as the demonstration act.
Mr.. Platt. in effect, charged that Sen
ator Sherman, while acting as mem bel
of the conference committee on the bill.
did, in conjunction with other members of
the committee, surreptitiously insert a
clause in one section Of the bill repeating
free coinage. and struggled it through both
Houses. and that no member of the House,
or even President Grant when he signed
the bill. had the falntest suspicion that
such a clause was contained in the bill.
Plat further intimated that advantage
was taken of this secret clause by mbers
of the conference committee for specu-
lative purposes.
Mr.. Sherman, commenting further on
the Plat charges. said: HE is simply
revamping some old charges that were ex-
ploded long ago. So prominent Demo-
Graf as Abram S. Hewitt Of New York.
when member of the House. Investigated
the charges at the time they were first
given currency, and mace strong report
to the House to the effect that\there was
not word of truth in them"
DENVER, July 8.-COlonel James Platt
was to-day shown a copy of the dispatch
in which Senator Sherman denies the
charges that the bill demonetizing silver
in 1873 was struggled through Congress
without debate or the knowledge of either
House. Platt said:
There is no issue of veracity between
Sherman and myself. 1t is entirely be-
tween Sherman and the Congressional
Record. He will not deny that the eleven
words which took away from silver its
minting privilege were added to the bill
by the conference committee, or claim that
the repeal OF its free coinage. which these
words caused, had been discussed or sug-
gested in either house OF the Forty second
Congress or referred to his committee.
Neither will he claim that in presenting
the report to the Senate after those words
had been added by the conference commit
tee he or any one else called attention to
the addition, or that Hooper of Massachu-
sets, in presenting the report to the House.
alluded in any way to this most important
/ did not charge Sherman
with having taken advantage of his knowl-
edge for speculative purposes; did say
that the few men who knew that the mint
ing privilege had been taken from silver
had great opportunity for speculation,
but did not charge that they took advan-
tage Of it.
"The Congressional Record is on file at
every public library. Any one who cares
to know the truth Of this matter has only
to take the Record and follow the bill
through from its first introduction to its
final passage"
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silver, in addition TO the 900 ounces IN
nounced yesterday. had a tendency to
stiffen the market near the close. The
sales at the board were 10000 ounces.
Commercial bars fell to 70h; Mexican dol
lars, nOminally. SIC.
The bank statement for the week is as
follows: Reserve. decrease. $685., 900 (;
loans. increase, S5.O35. 600; deposits. in
crease. 100000. The banks now hold So
062. OOO less than their legal requirements.
The Imports OF specie at the port Of
New York for the week were 81, l6l, 400.
of which S1.151,516 was gold and 500 1884
silver. The exports amounted to S1.063.-
070. OF which S1.06l,O70 was silver and
$4,000 gold. All the silver went to
Euro pc and all the gold to Bahama. The
imports. exclusive Of specie. for the week
we're S12. 49,. $50. of which 1892, 947 was
dry goods and $40, 249. 403 general mer-
cbandiSe.
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WAITING POLICY.
Latest News of the Provisional
Government.
Trouble With the Lepers-Troops
Sent to Take the Leaders
Dead or Alive.
Special to TUE MORNING CALL

HONOLULU, July 1, via Victoria. B.
c., July Notwithstanding the talk of
treason and assassin alton and trial of con-
spirators. political peace and quiet reigns
in Honolulu.
The preliminary examination Of the al
legged conspirators. Walker, Crick and Sin
clair, has been finished. and Judge Carter
has reserved his decision until July 8, when
he will hold the three men for trial before
a higher court.
The Government has withheld its strong
est evidence until the regular trial. and is
confident Of securing convictions.
By the arrival of the steamer Alameda
the Government received official dispatches
from Minister Thurston at Washington,
which state In substance that the United
States Government has not yet arrived at
any conclusion concerning the policy which
will be pursued by Cleveland's admins
tration.
Secretary Gresham is said on good au.
thority to be in eli undecided state Of
mind regarding the matter, and he is
quoted here since the last mail
arrived as authority for the statement that
Cleveland has not yet made up his mind
WI6t pOlIcy is UeSt 10 pursue.
In conversation with President Dole this
afternoon, and later with Attorney-Gen-
eral Smith. it was learned that the Provi-
sional Government intends to follow a
waiting policy in imitation OK President
Cleveland.
Even though Minister Thurston's dis
patches announced his failure to get a
definite answer from Cleveland. yet they
contained grounds for hope that his silence
would soo1 be broken.
I'VE are fully determined upon carrying
out plan for annexation" laid Attorney
General Smith, "and until we know il is a
failure we shall not materially change the
present policy of the Government.
ut will be hard on this country but occa-
sion imperatively demands that the pres
ent oigarchy shall be continued until an
nexation is secured or arrangements with
some other foreign Government are made
to insure the stability of Hawaiian insti-
tutlons."
President Dole stated the same in sui
stance and added that as far as a new
treaty (Which had been prepars6 was
concerned. il would not be forwarded until
some answer to the questions submitted
through Minister Thurston had been re-
ceived from Washington.
Sheriff St0ltz, who was shot by leperS Of
The morning call., 1893-07-09
AN OLD AGREEMENT.
Riverside County Counted Their
Chickens Too Early.
Lobbyists in the Legislature Bound
Them to a Decision Without
Cash Consideration.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

SAN BERNARDINo, July S.-Commis-
| sloners Brown and Barton of San Bernar-
dino and Stamm of Ontario, acting on the
part CT San BernardiDo County, North OF
Riverside and Wise Of Perrs, acting on
the part of Riverside County. have held
two preliminary meetings to adjust the
value OF roperty between the two coun-
! ties.
Riverside has claimed all along that she
would receive about 100000 from San
Bernardino County, but at the last meet
ing it is said that the Riverside Commits
sioners were confronted with a contract
entered into between the managers of the
Riverside fight and the managers of the
San Bernardino fight by which Riverside
agreed to take no money from San Ber-
uardino County in final settlement in con.
sideration that Governor Markham signed
the bill
Such an agreement was reduced to
writing and signed on behalf of Riverside
County by her representative lobbyists,
and IN the agreement it was designated
who should be appointed Commissioners
by Riverside County. This agreement is
now in a safe in the Office of a prominent
oiuCcl VI tlle Otdtc db CdCTdmtDlO. w hen
the Supervisors of Riverside County Sc
lected two members Of the commission
they named North and Wise, gentlemen
wholly ignorant of such a contract, or at
least lot parties to it.
1t is said that this contract was drawn
up and signed with the approval of Gov
ernOr Markham, and his signature to the
Riverside bill could not be obtained with
out 1t.
Approaching the injustice of the clauses
IN the bill calling for the payment to Riv-
erside for pro rata Of the value of the
county buildings, bridges and other public
property. and also having friendly feel
ing for San Bernardino County, where
years ago he made small fortune in MIN
ing operations, he felt justified in his
course. The production of this agreement
or statement of its existence has thrown
the Riyersiders into peck OF trouble and
perturbation, for they counted on a low
rate of taxation after drawing down thou
sands OF dollars from the old county.
North and Wise are held responsible by
the taxpayers to produce the money. On
the other hand, they are in duty bound TO
take some notice Of the existing agree t
by means Of which the Riverside bill be-
came law. At present the San Bernardino
having majority on their side the River
side Commits Sioners are at loss to know
what to do.
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odical pains, displacements, internal
Inflammation or liberation, bearing
down sensations and kindred all
ments, if it ever fails to benefit or
cure, you have your money back.
Anything "just as good" or as
sure to bring help, could be, and
would be, sold in just that way.
This guaranteed medicine is an
invigorating, restorative tonic, es-
pecially adapted to woman's needs
and perfectly harmless in any con-
dition of her system.
The morning call., 1893-07-09
SOME CROOKEDNESS.
Pat Mclaughlin found in an Asylum
by His Brother.

STOCKTON, July S.-Daniel Mclaughlin,
wholesale liquor-dealer of Boston, ar
rived here to-day in search of his brother
Patrick, whom he had not seen for thirty
years. and found him in an asylum. He
says Patrick Mclaughlin was in the en-
ploy Of the gas company in San Francisco
for thirty years and was rich year ago.
On April 6 last he disappeared, leaving
on a table in his room 750 shares of the
best kind OF mining stock, aud four days
later he was sent to the asylum. The
Boston man thinks there was some crook
edness in the case and will endeavor to
find Patrick's property. He says he will
take the demented man East.
The morning call., 1893-07-09
HEAVY PURCHASE OF SILVER.
Over Half Million Ounces Taken at
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July S.-The Director of
the Mint yesterday, after buying 100000
ounces in silver, refused heavy addition al
offering, but made Geographic counter
offers of Y. This morning he received re-
plies accepting the offer to the amount Of
523, 900 ounces.
The gold reserve to-day was SOC. 9S5. III.
being an increase during the week of nearly
ST. 100000. 1t is expected at the treasury
that the low rate of exchange-S4 81 to-
day-will soon result in au influx Of gold
from Europe that will restore the reserve
to the full figure Of 100000. O00
The Comptroller of Currency has ap-
pointed Robert A. Luke receiver of the
suspended Phillipsburg National Bank Of
Montana.
The morning call., 1893-07-09
THE SAN DIEGO AND PHOENIX.
Work on the Line Being Pushed
Onward

SAN DIEGO. July S.-Eleven carloads of
ties arrived on the Corona from Port Los
Angeles and were sent to the end OF the
San Diego and Phoenix Railroad, where
they will be laid at once. They will keep
the track-laying gang employed until the
arrival of cargo especially consigned to
the San Diego and Phoenix, which is ex-
pected in about ten days. Every avail
able means is being used to rush work on
the railroad.
The morning call., 1893-07-09

So sure to cure every case
of Catarrh, is DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy that its pro-
prietors make you this offer
eff you can't be cured, per-
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In cash."
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The morning call., 1893-07-09
Won't Vote for Repeal.

PETERSBURG, Va, July S.-Congress-
man Epes Of this district has written a
letter to the Petersburg Chamber Of Com
merce declaring that he cannot vote for
the repeal of the Sherman silver law un-
less some compromising legislation is
coupled with the repeal.
The morning call., 1893-07-09
SCALE OF WAGES.

Workmen and Manufacturers Unable
to Agree.
PITTsBURG. July 8.-The scale commit
tee of the Amalgamated Workers and the
iron manufacturers held an unsuccess-
full conference this aftern0O and adj
jOurned to meet July II. The failure to
agree caused disappointment, as 1t
was thought the entire matter would be
settled at this meeting. The illinois
Steel Company signed the Amagamated
scale to-day.
The morning call., 1893-07-09
Bank Wrecker Sentenced.

OMAHA, July Sc. w. Mosher, presi-
dent Of the defunct Capital Nationa! Bank
of Lincoln. this morning was sentenced to
five years in the Sioux Falls Is. d. pen
itsntiary. where the Federal criminals of
this district are con fined. 1t is estimated
Mosi,er embeZZled over 100000.
The morning call., 1893-07-09
NEW YORK WINDSWEPT.
A Mild Tornado Passes Over Gotham
Citv

NEW YORK, July S.-A little tornado
tripped over the town this evening, and
for the space Of FIVE minutes made things
lively. The air was hot and sultry all day
and at 6:15 windstorm descended upon
New York. The storm was accompanied
by thunder and lightning Two men were
killed by lightning. Several yachts were
upset in the bay. from which three men
we're rescued. The beach is strewn with
wrecks of row and sail boats.
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Colonel Grant Arrives Home.

NEW YORK, July S.-The ste amer New
York arrived here to-day. Among the
passengers was Colonel Fred Grant. late
United States Minister to Austria, and
Mrs. Grant and the family.
The morning call., 1893-07-09

For additional telegraph see Ninth
Page.
The morning call., 1893-07-09
For Bering Sea.

VICTORIA, July S-H. NJ. S. Champion
left this afternoon for Boring Sea. II. NJ.
S, Nymph will be back shortly.
The morning call., 1893-07-09
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months.
The line surveyed runs through the
southern boundary of Mexico to the north
ern boundary Of Bolivia and is 1000 miles
In length. i connects the railway systems
Of North and South America. II is said
the route has been found for the entire
distance with no grade greater than per
cent.
1t is further said the engineer in charge
of the survey through Colombia reports
that for many miles the line runs through
thinning region so rich that the material
dug out for cuts of the road would contain
gold and silver enough to pay for the con-
structon of the road over that section.
This possibly accounts for the reticence
maintained as to the progress OF the work
While the news this m forming from Samoa
is a little more pacific in its tore than the
tdings previously received the authorities
here are none the less anxious to have war
ships in those waters. Had it been posi-
BILE the State Department would have
ordered a vessel to Samoa two weeks ago
The Philadelphia is now slated for this
service and she will get her orders upon
her arrival at Valparaiso. She is now en-
route to the Pacific. Her arrival at Rio is
expected daily. 1t was at first the inten-
ton to send her orders for her course to
Samoa to Rio but as Valparaiso is directly
en- route it was concluded To delay the
transmission of her orders until she ar
riyes at the latter port.
a dispatch from San Francisco to-day,
stating that Guatemalan named Santil-
lana had been declared a traitor to Qua
Rmala by Dictator Barros, in consequence
OF his having patented In the United States
in his own name a valuable device for
measuring distances between inaccessible
places, instead of in the name of the Die
tator, was shown to Patent Office officials.
4 search of the records disclosed the fact
that on June 90 last, a patent was granted
Juan T. Santillana, citizen OF San Saliva
dor residing in San Francisco, for a meas
uriDg and leveling telemeter. one-fourth
interest in which he assigns to Estoriio
Calderon of the same place. Nothing is
known at the Patent Office as to the value
OF the invention, or as to whether fraud
had been praeticed upon Dictator Barrios
in the procurement OF the patent
The Attorney General has advised the