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The morning call., 1893-04-18
pretty scene was

ONSIs IutH turned u uOl- ma E7o~, 80
low square, did homage ' ~ "''' ''''''
to Caesar, and forming by compapies filed
slowly out. Their drilling was perfect
Another blast from the herald betokPned
the commencement of the serious part of
the entertainment No friendly contests In
athletic skill were now on hand, but dire
slaughter. duel to the death and woe to
the conquered! The gladiators entered
whlie the orchestra played the War March
OF the fSiests from "Tannhauser." They
entered In sections. led, of course. by the
maglster arena. The mendiani came first,
tail, Drawny warriors. with long swords
ana copper colored shields, followed
by the retiarii, or net men. clad
lators In light clothing, armed with tridents
and long nets. Then came the myr-
millones, shorter, heaver-set BODY of
men, with big helmets, round shields and
heavy short-sw0rds in their hands, Form
ing in front of the emperor. the gIadiaiors
saIuted and chanted an ode written ex-
pressiy for the occasion by Mrs Douglas
Adam. The refrain was taken UP by four
sololsts stationed at the four corners OF the
ring.
Ave, Casarl Imperatori
we. thy soldiers, pass thee by:
Here with thee our commentator,
'IWere privilege to die!
Morituri Ie Salutantl
The gladiators opened with a general
slaughter among the mendiani which
proved interesting They fought and died
In the most approved fashion until two
were left upon the field. These two hacked
and thrust at one another with savage en-
ergy until one failed to avert a blow and
sank to lie motionless on the arena, food
The morning call., 1893-04-18

Inuure Blood Can BE Made Pure,
BoiIs pfmples and other eruptious removed-ths
skin assuming clear and healthy appearance-alI
by taking Simmons Liver Regulator, purely veget-
The morning call., 1893-04-18

gods" were the worst offenders in this re-
spect and INDUCED in shouts such as never
touched itr' "out of sighti" etc, until one
expert struck the target with the wron g
end of his javeliD. and then every one let
60 his pent-up emotions.
When this was over pretty scene was
The morning call., 1893-04-18

Alter the applause over tha Emnernr,I
The morning call., 1893-04-18
IN THE ARENA.

Marvellous Mimic Warfare Eyokes
Enthusiasm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06
nag MEAL-Ouiet. Quota


,,s c, rS', $500 a" sarp o~s G3 rye iced so
hominy chop 9oa@jc coiton.ccd mc1l lSr , % per
lo2 u; oil Te e, sac, :, ao"'' 3d. '' ' 00'S
HAIY-wIIEAT-1ne action in ,he wheat ma XXI
TO the from the Yacht rae VIVA, t9slr wa 81 I
nnc and pccs ravc way fraction under the oneine
Itcr there was Improvement. which Their va, i;t''
e., ngies q the morning. lhe news from abroad "ac
very quc, markets. WIN ohy n, ,,rspV con-.
dIn> Of the market both at hone ana broad, ~,
ha nccn fairly good The export. from The four ,,l p'
cpa ports ms wecE NOV ni, onatter iniiien
than for The corresponding tin lst ti ol for
hi. dSreasc in e%pors o, Mss =, I' ah VII The wheat
sl,n, during the afternoon somewhat more active
and weaker Selling down quite readily oTari me glos
S o. az net decline Of lie. Cash wheat was also dU,l
s %"f for sSpor Ss o SSTc Hgs .,%a@s
in tore December closed 90 as ~ u"u aod,,
and ea.c TO 3 undcr December deliveIct; 80 : Icd
1000 er 200 Gn " oa private c Quoted c under
Deecabe So deyed Sasaded $1,000 eY'h Gsa
coo f s"h r5I.,' un aG5T December civ
easier during the morning but with ,'arccy any feature
transactions The early SSng what +, sherC was oS o
Nat the farmers ore not completely a. bara T @on 1
point. have shown an nceac th. week oycr a,t w r
lning this week compared with week
AGO The corn market somewhat more active and
,ycokrr syr pathiznc with tho late decline in wheat.
leaving a-d'sc nc; decline for The day Cash
dull with sors ~ 10000 bush as
So,sws 80 > corn g 900 bush 4s',c delivered. and
II 900 bush 4Soc arrive OA1S,Te market or oats
was ou'ct ard about steady. Speculation seems W 10
~ standsti little Is seen IN the way OF fresh
outside orders rhere Is fair cash demand an me ZINC
and This seems relieve the market from active
I,rosure The interior arrivals o. oats for the week
lave shown largo and ALREADY talk Is pointing
10 snoher incro1so in the visible. oats WrF, also
weaker during the latter part Of the day closing bacv
.tc1dy lowest prices To'ei SHES Of cash oitS
wcrc 1900 bush No cot. 600 bush SdSc clryat'r
nd delivered No oats. nominal 5"-'c ~.
white ono bush 3Gi,c; Nc white nominal Sooco
trAck waite 50 OC0 bust 3Gd79r; track mixed ' ~
hush SiIoI2Gc MALT TarNcf - 'adv. western .md
-Sc: Chnada sjd95c; -iS.rowed 756S2,"c I'VE
Market ouie' AZ j0IIjc for cailof< ana boat
cFTDS-Clovorcccd dun. October premium. :? loo*' -
for 100 n No clovorsocd held At so; snail , ,,nn
40 5oTsfn ~ psr 100 n from store llmo
AZ st1s5 per 40 n sales, 100 bags llaNS'u-
Market quiet at 81 ilc. 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Ruralo Oct 5-Cattlc-Koccpts last twenty four hours
3s7O head total for thus far 1880 head TOT sane
dino lst wccA II kO head: consigned though. 1920
head. 10 New York. 92O head; ale. 100 hrad
NOR Sot opened steady cp-ci nrpi AZ >0G e"od steer"
~ a5dsi'5 fair - 0opi cow and hcfr', - 1OGs3
iIo1.-l.ccciyfs twenty -four hour loo hran tori
Tor week thu, fur G3 head To- atur tine d7t week
T., $50 head consigned through HOO head: I" Now;
YORK / go head sale $500 head Marhet opener
low and lower closed dull. especially for grassy strk
GOOD roFnfd yorKcr- ~ s,.itG 90 extra. - opot'
choice mixed ~ 90aS7; extra heavy f1"SI 10; pga.
-, - aej 80 Sheep aud ambKecepts last tw"ty iouf
hour. go head: to1l thus far. $500 head
/ 200 head: 20 New.Yora. 500 head sale. 900
head: narAct opened steady for 100! sheep; slow for
oml, closed good sheep, t3 jOdH - - 10; iair
u so6d lambs 81 2jdSj. -
Ta,t Liberty oct. j-Catlc-Rcrelpt4 lIeht; demand
f,ir market fsady Prime. - 7j0sj 20 good. ~ iog
- good butchers ~ 7j6St 10 llr light steer, y. 80
81 fl cow AID hcifefs. - 71r-3 % Hoo k'cril.
gh,. corlosed Of gga,-ers demand rood ana HM,c'
a. i've and nr.n 40 prime corrtd on ale Prime Pha.
b,,yv Yor.er.. 500 o5 b,' Hight Yor"s p 900 :.
rra.-ci- 81 6od - 80: common - b. pig - og 80
ro'rgls $3.50 25 >herp-euWly light demand iar am
mar,ct steady. T>ir, ~ so0Si good - 5lg IS ~
air - 500 . cOur.on jOc0st, y,a:ling. .@@,s ~
spring l,mb. - 7jaSj -. veal cuNe- - oo9Fo - ;
- I.ol!s. Oct No cattle marl1ct-hoday. -
600 head Msrket strong Common Z, sNtra stee ,ni
bulls. 81 jOds3 60; calves. ~ jodti -. li2s.-lic'
ccp', u ocO head marie. strong Heavy 90 l1d>" 80
common ~ choice mlxfd al 2jdSG So choice assorted
5000 80: light, ~ AC,.-G 50 pigs $3.50 20 sheep
rcc.lpt- 10 Coz uir.et firm. Inferior to choice
- 5ods' % lambs. S3dtI %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06
CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
GENERAL MAl.kET REPORT.

New York Octob-r s. 1898
COTrON-The cotton market opened with consld liable
At the first call, November contracts -oc
AZ an advance o, > pOiats December ana the later
months o coil sho',c decline Of TO polnts:
The weakness was Disappointing cables which Ud
activity ana strength yesterday. There further
general decline o! points under active realizing. me
OF cotton at tn poits tcing expected 10 increase
with better weather. Late there wa rails oi
seven points By Local sho'ts, bui again the
rket weakened and at > ~ STOOD about 70 points
the closing basis Of Yesterday ana nTaly showing
steady tone lO0l1 points net decline The marHct
Is more local ha, been 1,i s0gs time past The
at heart but Jlcv afraid OF
bullish burecu Tuesday and as9 nervous, as the
movement rally dcrre'sc and rtducc
present estimate which ponf u crop oil 15oOWO Bales
Ii will be remCmbcT,d TINT ShcpTcfson few DAYS asO
estimated the crop $500 tJ b,cs. allowing frost 10
ever the popular expectation is crop Of not
than 10000 bales. ne int ior movement for tl'
week Is estimated 5000 20 80 600 bales against
7s.l bales yei TIE estimates at the ports for
the week are down 70 10000 10 22J.CSj hac>,
against or les the responding week last year
go 900 and even high go 600 bales thought
II anything the tendency j. 10 expect increase In the
movement from the South. Private csbc, point 10 a
continued demand Tor SpOd cotton 40 Liverpool and
In the southern Advicc~ from the South
the extreme i'm ness O hOrr> is check
inS the in spot cotton ana that the den and
from .Enacnd is noticeahiy ab1tne. This latter
more Immediately to The inacton Of Congress touching
Silver NewOreans parties reported 10 hay"
quite active sellers IN the let here today OH an
expected larger movement next week $500
opening. and close today. and closing BIDS
the previous night and last compare as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Ncw'YoFk UctoO'F D Io''
prr,-r. rccoin,s were q ,ar.. .? heal all for VI;
coiisni,b N tr,dng Feeling nrm. Clty dIesfh
80 ,o,,r -, -,,r Tor d.r,nt to choice nat We side,
and 800 for TEXAS aud Colorado DO: Today cab,s
VIZ 80 ,frI becf a fraction hiehcr NJ S4c per -
Iast advice, rcpot American sterr' an a,
d"tms,ed dressed weight shipments. 100 cattle on the
NoaPe,, ,or 81 6odsmth. ~,
Mich COwS-No fresh receipts ana no 'iaui"2'
ain .,cadv
THf,yES%9;ccolpts, oGo head Of which 81 were a,
cotbsf Steady for sorts Of calves. anu al sol
promptly az +:'df3 >, Fer ~ J" ior R' ~ Iurk.
raIv's: 81 75d$s for prime ''II> ahn m'i nu 't~
County BROUGHT - - Ife~ 81 GAYS mo e'c cf sia
and steady at 7a6ll zee 20, co'l,' rr,.efs and
12i.c for city df.S-..h t.t,,,. c,i,,.s 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06
RFrORnED MORTGAGES.

Bernbaum. Camille b. 70 Clara \ Feuchtwanger
and another. : Of lZOth-st, OF 1th-aNe'
Beran, Joseph, T. John Hayes. II 5 Of 35th-st e
Of sth-aNe. demand ...- ., =. -.
Cawford Charles \. and wife 30 Henrietta starr.
n OF West 10th--t. . OF ith->t, veal
FaiIchild Clara. 10 Caihaiine l.an1'ogt. OF
Ralroad-avc. Of Fl tcher-st. 3 year------,
Goldberg Morris et al 70 T,ic Guarht'e ana
Trust Company, OF Monro'-,t. OF Jeher'
son-st years. -
Harley Margaret to Lera seeford. : oil Var.
mion.ave part lo;, 2o3 AM 2l2. map E'st
Heagnev. Mary 70 John w Dc,ker Oh
Union-avc n OF Ccdar-s. instiilrents
Hettriok Matthew. and wife 20 Aniira j. DIN
shave. W corner 3Sth-st. | ysr....-. 80.
NJ, Hdam George IL executor 70 Farmers, Loan
and 1ru.; Company. No 'ea Broome'.,' - v ,, ar'
Holding Henry and wife 10 Theodore VI Befuhe'
II Of .j3d-St. . OF lOth.ayc, wear ~. -
Lend anthal. Rudolf. and VIII II IheoI9r'' hoena,'
Falrmount, 5. lot % map o. f''''"ou""
Nacd5nough. Marcella to Israel Lebenthal, n
ojth.st W OF LexingfOn-a > Y'.'f> =, -
Mullen. Alice NJ. and another 70 sa,an ~ M''''h'
Collins Minturn p 10 + l. Lent, oth-aNe
n OF i6th-st 3 years
Provost Reuben. and another TO sarah a Brggs,
Clnton-,t, OF Jeferson-St, 2oi "aid'
Sprng. Hyman, 10 Rebecca Hyman, 9oth'st,
O Of 3d-ave, years.
BItterman. I-aac. to Julia Barnett, ooth'r'
OF LeXington-aye. , Years ;.;..... -,
Pub Albartina and another o. Citizens savings
Pank : S3d-.t OF Park ave, ] year--..--,-
Rishey David. and wife 10 Henry wiener et al,
s3t-st " OF 9tn'ane, years, rin,nn'ava
S,yerberg Sarah to Rachel Epstein, Nos 49o
and t92 p artist. notes :: ..,;..,,,..
Schrelner John. o'd wife 10 Ellen A"ch'"u's
I.t.a,e, " corner 6Sth-st, year...........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06
AMERICAS CUP RACES.

KEGULAR SERIES OR KFSAILED' -,
NOTr-The Mount Hole YESTERDAY M TE and Fin.
81 held the leading position in fu view Oh u" h home
ali d,v led hcct OF excursion s'c'mooa"' u" VI" $780,
mt o\crcrONded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The torpid condition Of the auction market was shswa
BY the result OF the sales yesterday AT the Trinity
salesroom Smyth Ryan Offered No. 2O2 East Ninety
,ixthst. ye.stOry brick tenement lot 21x100 hsns
was but little bidding and the plaintiff In the proceedass
was the buyer for $685..
At the Liberty Street Exchange II. V. Hainet Offered
tyo.story rIne house with plot 1f4Nl.O, at ShxroS
Springs In GrDye-st, northeast ctncr OF Union. Aes
some bidding the property bid in for account OF To
at 1880
The Keil Estate Congress, which TO take plaza
AZ IT. Paul and which postponed account OF a.
nnancal stringency been anged T. take place
on October % at Chi ago. President Read Ia, dcpute3
Benjamin Hardwick the manager, TO attend and esenS
' President Read OF the Roal Exchange has an
uoined horace - Ely Hall J. How and H. II. Cammsin
committee 10 nominate directors Ticket Tor The 60.
suing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06

closed NJ 30 tcs compound Sisd
sac Continent SOC. and South American.
1O75c In options October co--d at I00oc nominal No.
yenber. o.9jc. nominal.
RlCE-Wa- in fair demand and the market closed
ady. sales made the basis OF lahrN
quoted prces. .
SUGAI.-l:aw sugar quiet. all the buvors ha1
gone to The vacht race The market closed L, ADJ ut
unchanged price, o. about - GOO hag, ccntrlfu
Gal it, duo hcfr Cuba. THIS j. the largest shipment
made mort IN carco W" quote" Centrifugal
9G tesf 37sc mu-royado So mola~~"- sugar ~
test. Gle. London Cane quiet nothing doing. Java
quoted al Is and fair refining at l4~ 90 Bet St"ad'
prices fuv maintained. Present month. H. ID neat
month H. cd REFINED Thore was fair demand for
refined and The ruled steady. with prices a. last
quoted. Eefncrs gradually working uto brttr
position regarding Gciverie- and II J., probable That th
will soon he In condiurn 70 send sugar 1ue
PROMPTLY a. ordered. Quotations for whole
sale lots. The Outside figures are the quota o;S
posted refining COMPANIES. and the inside rates
actual after dcdrctnc rebates az prc-"nt al
lowed New-Y0rk and philadelphia reiners also allow
cr cont Trade discount on o. 100 bhs and
on quantity l. per cent. They VIII not sell loss
than IS hhls For packed IN bags there Is no
additional charge granuatd but &c per on ali other
rrahna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. oct :. 3:ij p. m.--Deef I'm poor de-
mand. Pork IN moderate demand. Hams in poor
demanl short cut about II TO l6 TO- easy al lSs
Gd Bacon in poor demand Cumberland cut
about IS 10 20 10. easy at SOS; short r.A about
Is No.. steady at 59s Cd: long. clear mlddlca about
a. No., dull at SIS Cd: long and short clear mid
dies about 50 H. duh 1T 53s 6. Shoulders about
- TO Is h. duh at 31s Cd. Cheese in moderate de-
mand. Tallow in moderate demand. Spirits Of tmr-
pcntine in fair demand. cottonseed oil-T.iver-
pool refined firm, AT e2s 9d. Rosin In fair de-
mand. Lard-SpOt-in moderate demand; futures
In no demand. Wheat and flour in poor demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06

direction TO-DAY 70 the extent OF To loc per Dbl on
put result or IN" dtF Dus"t's
sIowl they koIf pace with the weakness IN values D
reduclnc ,he,r bids accordingly thus MAKING ,hc hk'I
Iii. ~ dull had recently Whrl hoiGc
Mere good deal firmer In their views than tn,y ar AZ
1850 The continual downward course Of the wheat
parlet and libe al arrivals OF fOnr rom the We all 20
10 DISCOURAGE any buying except IN very rnh". way
was little inquiry for spring patents To-Day.
total sees footing mp 1000 barrels The total sale Of
ieow $50 bbls winter patents 81 3O@T3 70: 30 9els
st,,ehs SO 4JO bhis extra No !. ~ J0
sa a. 400 ibis extra No 3 5ods2 81 900 sack' {,
o,rye nrivate terms $50 sacks spcrine 50 To- 100 hbs
a. n. no sacks fine rouf ~ 100 bb~ 40, - 10
600 hbls spring patents. - ljg:t - bulk quoted
bhls winter sts1ghts. 81 800 bbls rye
ss,xed 90 600 slcks grade for export 81 70.
WiSf.KWIrAT FLOrR-Market firm with good demand
o. snnt Receipts light. $50 sacks sold to-day 50 lpu
~ ~ quoted 70 arrive SO y - RYE FL0U Market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06

,-,, co, and futures in fair demand mixed
Western spot steady g I'D 0ctobes s1esay
Steady AT Is al Hops at London-Paclhc coast
In demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06
90 Get for Business purposss.

4 VAN DYKE STUDIOS. -, - ...
rrNator until IL oclock hot and cold water baths ana
co.et. rents b. 800 annun short block ron
American Fine Art Soc'ty Building; inm'diae los'e"
''''' VAN DYKE STUDIOS. shave. ard 55th.sf
OFFICES TO LET IN TEMPLE CoURr-some yerS
~ 0e''f4o'e' 4RRpPEEASp & WHITING on premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06

STEARINF-The market is quiet. Lard quoted az
11iac: olco 1870 bid. ..
TALON Market steady; demand light; quoted, 5'sc
hid Joc asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06

..5s;; ss e Sss:
loe Sae3 Teal E net port r. cse p,t TO-
fsg oday nGa 20 hale: 5onsHsS
S Sse .d,s ssco Ss sss 'i ss's sSs
:S sS sns sspS Ds c tae. s
s ses s. dSsg o' Is %dS%s midss -. sssS
ae9a fair caSsnSs 1855 o' Flot S%
March i97a iss March >pli 4$9ai4e A"rMsN a!nG
otS 4'i $50 s2b
eenbel onuarv i3Se44 The liom",y movement 'op me
against none las, ycal Continent 900 bale acainst
5000 la, yo ro oo Tos to a,'' " n 40 o
bales sci 600 bales las yea nc receipt. were
sa oo ' G a sSS fa 1K bae ''' r o stock
aoat in S Cag otSo wa. M ass SGoG 5 s m, 9
cue. hut steady and Of producers tu'
s sod I'm Sfces rr nG fSea onGns N' Ma
sone oers % rse az cacr SrGv coma n6 mot b"
Printing cloths in hettr demand but T1Eers Of heay
STRIFE ssrorsly interfcrcs With The home trade Yarns
dull bu. steady.
s,eaiy wth cai I-ces showing en- advance Of ron
n o. point. rhe Official estimate OF Tie vI.hle
~ BAT IT wi show IN" ae~rac Of sSou BAG
ne sISs. to nce ""e ld or sc,e at tho adanc"
not & tho to ce , 9as Market 6c ns
onth While foreq operator. w" deanG m x s@s
irSs TIE sales up 10 o'clo.k smoun,c1 to $50
bae.. prices AZ that hon being rs follow o., oc
toher i6.o5: November. lG.40; Decemp.r. 10; jan
u1rv 1870: April. lj.ao0t5.ij. The folloNn9 abb
gram, ha. been received from III" TeeIrrno CommeiSa
Pecc.u,s Of since September =. S6 LOO baas snip
ioats from Rlo United Stat. dnrns sept ,'',c
SfI:,tnbcr. &c 7O5 Stock in ~" o~tohr ISZ'2bV
Ciea,fI from Flo 1ol.72s and following rem lIo
Octcje- l. Santos receipts 5000: santos STOW IL
100 :; santos market. nrn good ayertge Sntos m m
chan dc1 The worlds visible supply of coher on DC
ober was 2sill0s. aganM S2lG$ls sep,G,T'er ~
tnho, 1899 was 2.Gi1 3l3. 1885 bags less
t,ao the supply or October Of ihi> year Toih >sI.r
.oint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06
previous night and last year compare as follows:


Market steady IF1nsfcrahIe 0rdors Is>lod AZ
sos Total sales 10000 bales. New-YorS spot sales
to-day and night For eyiert none; consumption,
go bales contract speculation. 300 bales total.
$40 bales spot market quie, middngs SLIGO, which
is ll6c lower compared with yc-tel DAYS prices.
Tew cotton offered under quotations. Quotations
based on American standard OF classification and
cotton in store running In quality not than half OF
= grade above or below the grade quoted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-06

Rio was more active sals being 100 bags lo on sgpt
SnI ~ 1Tsc basis No = 600 Tag, santos. per
tapua anoat. i77sc hasi, No. :. The marset co,-u
stcndy on a basis Of 1Slc for spot No Mia cQiec
VA. .uf ut iIrm: sales Of fSS BAG t'hia' An.tctI
w. rr,,,e ,rns The stock and N-bl supply OF RIizn
OH o 80, and aco4t to-day A. compared with ycseT
dav and corresponding day last year. i n follows
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
MRS. LEASES SUCCESSOR.
An Attempt VIII Be Made to Patch
Up Peace.

TOPEKA. Dec. Ex-Governor Lewelling
has appointed j. w. Freeborn. Sheriff of
Mcpherson County, mem ber of the BOARD
of trustees of the State charita BILE institu-
tons to succeed Mira. Lease. Freehorn is.
said to be a straight Populist. He is
chairman of the Mcpherson County Cen,
trail Committee of that party. He was
formerly chairman of the county commit
tee of the Labor party.
The Governor gives it out that he means
to appoint woman on the Board Of Char:
tiles in April, when the term Of Yoe (Rep.)
expires. 1t is generally believed that this
means Mrs. +. Nj. Clark of Beloit, secre-,
tary of the Kansas Worlds Fair COMMITS:
sloners. An effort is being made to patch
up the peace between tbs Governor and
Mrs. Lease. Mrs. Lease says she has called
a meeting of the Board of Charities. to be
held at Winfield next week. and. declares
she expects to preside over The meeting.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
EXPLOSION OF GAS.
Workmen Engaged in Repairing
a Pipe Terribly Injured.
An Iron Building Torn to Pieces and
Seven Men Fatally Injured
by the Concussion.

=. VALPARAISO. Ind. Dec. 3o.-A little
after clock this afternoon the pumping
station of the Indiana Natural Gas Com
pany's pipe line to East Chicago was
blown up, and probably result in the
death of at least eight persons. -
While workmen were engaged repairing
a leak in the pipe the escaping gas took
fire from q lantern and an explosion took
place, which tore an iron building to
pieces and threw workmen In every direc-
lion. ~.
Some were thrown fifty fest and hor-
ribly burned. One injured man. after re-
gaining consciousness. put: his hands to
his face, when the flesh dropped off, also
the harr from his head. ~.
Then he ran s quarter Of a mile and
shut off the main pipe and fell in dead
faint ~. =:
/ Il is thought at least seven are fatally
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
HE is FIRMER THAN EVER.
No misunderstanding With the
Prussian Ministers.
BETTER TIMES FOR GERMANY.
Princess Ellzabeth's Parents Started
the Story of Her Marriage
:. to the Lieutenant.

BERLIN, Dec. -30--The Conservatives
are increasing their attacks upon the Gov
srnment, the latest form being crusade
led by Hammerstein in the KFeuZ- Zeitung.
insinuating there is a misunderstanding
between Caprivl and the Prussian Minis
ters. The Associated Press is In a posi-
tion TO state there is not the slightest
foundation for these reports connecting
the Chancellor with crisis. Caprivi Is
frmer in office to-day than ever before.
He has the perfect conf fidence of Emperor
William, while the alleged frictions said
to exist between Caprivi and Gutenberg
are pure fabrications. -: :;
Business has been satisfactory In Ger
many during the latter half of December.
The impression prevails that the seven
meager years are ended and better times
are coming with the new year. There
have been 900 deaths from influenza the
past six weeks. The sickness is more
virulent than ever before and not yet d-
minishing.
The Publications Of the commercial
treaty with Servia were exchanged to-day
at the Foreign Offices. The treaty will
come in force January 1. The Roumanian
treaty comes into operation on the same
date. but is subject to approval by the
Roumanian Chamber. =. :.
The CAMERON mutiny has led to q re-
newal of warning voices against the fur
thor extension of German colonial enter
prises. -:
The Vossische Zeitung attributes the
condition Of the colony to the incompe-
tency of Government officials and declares
that neither Governor Zimmerer nor his
subordinates are fitted to administer tile
African colony. and claiming that capable
men like Weissmann and Emin have been
replaced by bureaucrats. The Germania
yesterday published the fact that the Prin-
cess EiZahe h and Lieutenant Siegfried
we've not married in order to stop the false
reports and In the interest OF the Catholic
church. Siegfried being Protestant. The
Germania wants to. impress the people
with the fact that the marriage is impos-
sible unless all the conditions of tbe e church
for mixed marriages are fulfilled explicitly.
The parents of the Princess, finding she
was Infatuated and had escaped and made
the Tyrolese trip with her lover, Invented
story Of marriage. for which steps have
only Just been taken.