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The morning call., 1893-04-09
IN THE PROVINCES.
Fighting the Battle for
Home Rule.
BALF0UR GOES TO ULSTER
It Was Great Demonstration, but It
VIII Probably Be Barren
of Results.
Special to TIE MoRS1Na CALL.

LONDON. April s-The political cam
paign during the Easter holidays carried
the war with renewed energy into the
provinces against Gladstone's home-rule
bill. One incident, however. which stands
out above all others amid the food of
speeches and demonstrations Of the week
has been BalfGur's visit to Ireland. The
cause of unioniSm lost little through Lord
Salisbury'S Illness. Even the late Prime
Minister could not have evoked more en-
thusiasm and helped Ulster to demon
strate her hostility to home rule more pow
eriully than Balfour has done. during the
last few days. The eX-SecTetary of State
for Ireland received welcome the like of
which has hardly ever been given to pub
lie man. Even the widest enthusiasm with
which Gladstone used to be received in
Scotland never equaled the reception given
to Ballour. 1t is homage of doubtful taste
TO drag an alleged hero's carriage by hand.
for such an honor is without dignity TO
those by whom it is given, and it is more
over conferred upon pr.ze-ighters as well
as statesmen.
But an orderly parade of $4,000 men
marching past in the presence of an addi-
tional crowd Of 200, 600 spectators is unique
spectacle in the humdrum history OF Brit
iSh politics. For over four hours did Bal
four sit and watch phalaIX after phalanx of
wel-to-dO, orderly citizens, who after all.
are but a fraction Of that solid minOrity
whose views and interests Gladstone is de-
termined TO ignore that he may the better
ala the majority. Though Orange clubs
| and Orange Leaders played great part in
organizing the remarkable spectacle it is q
mistake TO suppose it was all Orange ele-
| ment and nothing more.
There is, however, a growing sentiment
that the bill will pass when put upon its
passage in the House OF Commons, and that
Ireland will thus take one step toward the
realization Of her hopes. Whether it will
pass the House of Lords is another matter.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
CHINATOWN AGlTATED.
The MongoIs Not Very Long in
Grasping the Situation.

Grasping the Situation.
The more intelligent of the Chinese we're
visibly and audibly stirred by the news
from Washington, received yesterday.
a visit to the headquarters of the Six
Companies and talk with Assistant Secre-
tary Hing of that institution quickly made
it clear that John is fully alive TO the op-
portunities offered him.
Every move in the registration game is
closely watched in Chinatown, and although
handicapped by ignorance Of the American
language the dispatch from Commissioner
Mason was known early in the afternoon in
all its material features.
"Chinaman no have picture now; no one
witness to register; sayvy," was the way
they put it.
On being pressed for an opinion regarding
the way in which the new regulation was
looked upon. Ting explained in very fair
pigeon English that the new method was
much ''easlier" and was altogether cheap
good" for Cinnamon to "legliSler"
He was at some pains to make it quite
plain that he himself being merchant
was not bound to register; that he had not
done and did not intend doing so.
But he declared that many more" would
register now, although admitting that no
official order 10 that effect had so far been
issued.
He further explained that he had heard
much talk about the new regulation and
that he had been told it had come from
Washington and was to be found in the
papers. He thought Attorney Riordan
would know all about it and could explain
why the new order had been made.
AS Thing talked. crowd of respectable
Chinese gathered round and participated in
the conversation to some extent. The SUBJ
jet was evidently one of absorbing in
terest. aud they seemed perfectly willing to
allow Ting to act as their spokesman.
The same interest in the question was
manifested elsewhere in Chinatown Ap-
parently all had heard of the modification
in their favor, but some seemed inclined to
await orders from headquarters before COM
mtlting themselves 10 any course Of action.
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ORANGE COUNTY FAIR.

Prospects for an Interesting Meeting
at Santa Ana.
SANTA ANA, April She fair directors
of the association of this county met here
to-day. The colt stakes have filed finely
this season, aud the race meeting to be held
here in 81 p.ember promises to be the best
in the history of the county.
A horse sale was held here to-day, at
which several fine horses were sold at
fancy prices, Redands buyers getting the
best of the stock The great Silkwood,
2:0Th, will be driven for record, and sew
eral promising young colts coming on will
probably bring this section to the front as
borca
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TIE sEAMEN,s WAR.
A Non-Union Sailor Arrested for Per-
turV at san Pedro.


Los ANGELES, April 8.-There were some
new ana interesting complications to-day
in the seamen's war. Out of the examination
Of Deputy Constable Hamm for an alleged
assault upon Mike Duffy. the boatman. has
grown charge of perjury. CAPTAIN Swan
son of the bark Northwest is in grrat
quandary. The eight sailors who were kid
mapped from the bark have engaged J.
Marion Brooks to libel the bark to the
amount of S270 for wages. Kemp. one of
the nOn-uniOn men who testified in favor
Of Hamm. was arrested yesterday on 4
charge of perjury. 1t is said that Haslet,
the other sailor who swore that Hamm was
not the agGressor in the fight at the port last
Saturday night. wss offered yesterday con-
siderable money II disappear, lie refused
the bride. however, and now there is talk Of
also charging him with perjury.
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SORRY HE WAS SAVED.
Unwarranted Interference of a Hotel
Clerk With a Suicide.

SAN BERNAEDINo. AuriIS.-B. F. WeIcb,
drummer for the Michigan Furniture Com
pany, tried to commit suicide at the Bruins
wick Hotel in this city last night. Hecame
in from Los Angeles on the late train, reg
istered and retired. This morning when
tSe chambermaid was passing she detected
the escape of gas. located it as coming from
Nelch's room and gave the alarm.
Mr.. Peters, the clerk at once entered the
room and found the windows and transoms
closed and the gas turned on. while on the
table was an empty ounce bottle labeled
"laudanum." Medical assistance was called
and the life Of the man saved. His wife
was telegraphed for. and is expected to ar
rive on the first train. He will give no
reason for trying to take his life, save that
he wanted to go to better world" ex-
pressing regret at his failure.
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A Delicate instrument.
New York World.

An electrical instrument has recently
been invented which Is sufficiently delicate
TO detect the presence of an eighth of an
inch of steel or iron wire at distance of
six inches from itself 1t is intended for
use in locating small pieces of magnetizable
metal such as needles. tacks, steel and iron
chips, etc. that may have entered the
human body unawares and hidden them
selves in the skin or deeper tissues. 1t will
probably prove to be of great service where
the ordinay methods of detecting the pres
eDce of foreign metallic substances are
ineffective and unreliable
The morning call., 1893-04-09
MINING ON cEDRos ISLAND.
A New Company Formed by San
DIEGO CaDitaIiStS.

SAN DIEGO, April 8.-Artieles are pre-
pared for new gold-miniag company.
with 5000, 900 capital. to operate on the un-
occupied portion Of Cedr0s Island. 10 Mex
lean waters, about half way down the
Lower California coast. Chicago people
are interested in it, but the company is for
the most part composed of men of this
efty-ColOnel William Denton, James Yer
non. II. A. Howard, George Neale. George
Foster and George Fuller
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SMALL TALES OF A BIG CITY.

One OF the most pleasant social and charitable
affairs OF The noun VIII be the ninth annual re.
cepJiOn ana bazaar at the Lick Old Ladies' Home
on Saturday April %.
Rev. j. E. Luhr OF Oakland will address the
meeting for men only at 2:30 this afternoon at
the German branch Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION at 232 Suffer street.
Maria Schnauer, aged 43, native OF Den
mark. was committed 10 Stockton Insane Asy-
lum Yesterday. She Is a kieptomaniac aud also
unbalanced on religious emotions.
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FEARS FOR THE FREE TRADE.
The Schooner and Her Crew Believed
70 Have Been LOST

SAN DIEGO, April 8.-Much anxiety is
felt here over the long disappearance of the
schooner Free Trade, with Captain Crangle
and a crew of five, which was chartered 10
60 with provisions and supplies from San
Francisco for Howard & Neale of this city
to the onyx mines in Lower California. The
vessel touched On February p at Ensenada
and on March I was at anchor outside the
onyx landing. a storm came up before
supplies could be debarked and she slipped
anchor for the outside. Nothing has been
heard Of her since and it is believed she is
Inst
The morning call., 1893-04-09
IDAHo's EXHIBIT BURNED.
Destroyed While En- Route to the Fair
at Chicago.

BOISE, Idaho. April S. y WORLDS Fair
Commissioner Wells has received word OF
the burning Of large portion Of Idaho's
agricultural exhibit while en- route to Chi
cago. The fire occurred near Kimball,
Nebr., and but little of value was saved. a
large number Of the pieces of the taxidermy
exhibit and two oil paintings of Shoshone
Falls were also burned. The work of col
lecting the agricultural exhibit consumed
much time, and the loss of that display to
Idaho is serious, but it was only a small
part of the entire exhibit. The intrinsic
value OF the DESTROYED exhibit is about 5000.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
BY Ills OWN HAND.
Suicide of a WelI-to-Do Young Man
at San Pedro.

at San Pedro.
SAN PEDRO. April S.-The town was the
scene of another suicide this morning Two
week ago Justice of the Peace ended his
troubles by blowing out his brains, and early
this morning the dead body of young man,
named Andrew Daniedson, about q years
OF age, was found living near the outer edge
Of barge m0OTed at the Callas wharf with
bullet wound in his head. No motive can
be assigned as to what drove the man to
commit the rash act, hut from his conduct
during the past few days his friends are Of
cpiHion thar he was temporarily insane
He possessed considerable property. The
verdict OF the Coroner's jury was to the
effect that deceased came to his death by a
bullet wound inflicted by his own hand
with suicidal intent. In his pockets were
found two mutilated photographs and some
scraps of paper, one Of which contained the
words Of the song, The Irish Jubilee"
The morning call., 1893-04-09
ONE MORE RAILROAD.
The Northwestern at Work Upon Its
Western Extension.

OGDEN, Utah. April 8.-The rumor that
the Northwestern Railway will extend its
line from its present terminus at Casper,
WyO.. through to Ogden, Utah. and secure
an outlet 10 the Pacific Coast. received some
VerifeatLaD yesterday, when FIVE cars Of rail-
road aad grading outfits passed through here
for Casper. No definite knowledge of the
company's intention can vet be secured.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.
At Last New York Seems in a Fair
WaV to Get One.

New YORK, April Sat eeting OF the
Rapid Transit Commission this afternoon
two important communications from Il. T.
Wilson IL Co., the well-known bankers
embodying tho much alked-of proposition
Tor a syndicate of capitalists to build an
underground road. were read. They were
complicated financial and structural propo-
sitions. and were taken under consideration
by the commission. The cost of the enter
prise is placed at $50, 600 600.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
Convention of the Orange County
Union at Santa Ana,

SANTA ANA, April S.-The third annual
convention of the Orange County Union of
Young Peopla's Society of Christian En-
deavor was held here today at Congrega-
tlonal Hall, large attendance Of delegates
from all parts of the county being present
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Miss Flora Scar
rift of Orange; ice-president, Arthur Ben
nett of Tustn; recording secretary Richard
Pearson of Ell MOdeno; treasurer. C. H.
Pullman Of Santa Ana; superintendent of
juvenile work. Mrs. Emma Hidreth of
Santa Ana. The next place of meeting viii
be Tustiu
The morning call., 1893-04-09
MENDocINO's HIGH SCHOOL.
A Site for the Building Finally Sc
Iected at UIliah,

URIAH April S.-The north and south
sides Of Ukiah have been at locked horns
fur four months over the matter of site
for Tie location of the county high school
building. which was voted for by the people
at the November general election. and
which the Supervisors subsequently voted
should be located within the corporate lin
It's Of [ kiah. Citizens mass-meetings have
been held 70 reconcile the differences on
this site question, and committees have
been appointed for like purpose without
avail.
At to-day's meeting of the board. how
ever. Supervisor c. P. Smith of Ukiah
offered to donate q site of three acres in the
North Addition, and the proposition was
accepted aud the location ratified by the
COUNTY, EalLers
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ACCIDENTS IN MARIN.
A Laborer at Tiburon Crushed by
BOWlder,

SAN RAFAEL. April 8.-Thomas Enright,
an employ Of the San Francisco and North
Pacific Railway Company on the steam
shovel eXcavating at Tiburon. was seriously
injured to-day by being caught under mass
Of earth, A huge bowlder. weighing sew
eral hundred pounds, became detached at
some distance above where the shovel men
were at work. Itstruck Enright and partly
covered him. requiring the efforts Of three
of his f-lleW-workmen TO remove it
Enright was removed to San Rafael,
where an examination showed that three of
his lids were broken and his right lung
seriously injured.
Manuel Bettaneourt and Kipp Brown,
employed in cutting down eucalyptus trees
for the oil factories here, were seriously in
jured by the falling of a tree yesterday.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
BROTHERHOOD MEN WIN.
The Georgia Central Railroad Must
Carry Out Its Contract.

MACON, Ga, April S.-Judge Emery Speer
to-day rendered a decision In the United
States Circuit Court here upon the petition
brought by the members of The Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers praying that
the court direct the receiver OF the Georgia
Central Railroad to carry ont the contract
with the brotherhood which was in force
when the receiver was appointed. The pc
sifion pac
The morning call., 1893-04-09
BROKE THE WILL.
A Napa Testatrix Proved to Be of
UnsOund Mind.

NAPA. April 8.-Catherine Mccarthy.
who resided in this valley. died recently.
leaving three sons. to one OF whom she be-
aueathed her entire estate. valued at $40. 600.
The TWO disinherted sons brought suit in
the Superior Court to set aside the will on
the ground that the testairix was of un-
sound mind. The trial began yesterday
before Judge Ham and jury ana to-day a
verdict was rendered in favor of the con-
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GENERAL CADWALADER.
Stricken With ApopTexy at His Home
at Red Bluff.

RED BLUFF, April 8.-Thursdav after
noon General Cadwalader was threatened
with apoplexy. This morning about 10
o'clock he was stricken and his right side
partially paralyzed. He speaks, but his
talk is much disturbed. The physician
thinks there will be no further effusion and
that the general may recover in a few days.
A second attack is likely to occur at any
hnnr.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
SAN DIEGO TO YUMA.
The Incorporation of a New Line of
Railroad.

SAN DIEGO. April 8.-Articles of incor-
porauon of the San Diego and Phoenix Rail.
road Company were filed this afternoon in
the County Clerks office. The company is
Incorporated to build staHdard-gauge rail-
road and a telegraph line from the bay Of
San Diego to the boundary line of California
at or near Fort Yuma. The estimated
length is us miles The directors are d.
c. Read. Harry l.. Titus. H. G. Merrill, C.
U. Bell and a. Roberts. The capital stock
is S4.G00,00O 10 per cent of which has been
subscribed. The work of surveying the
right of way will begin next week.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM.
One Wing of the GAMMA Gael Has
DiShanded

NEW YORK, April 8.-The United States
Brotherhood, the name by which the wing
or section of the Clau-Na-GaeI controlled
by John Dewey is known here, has, because
of International discussions and in view Of
GladstOne'S home-rule bill, resolved to dis
band as an Irish revolutionary body and
cast its lot with the movement for conslitu-
tional reform under British laws of the
National Irish Federation.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
WILLARD FORCED OUT.
His Enemies Have at Last Got Rid of
Him

NEW DIRK, April S.-Philadephia dis
patches received in Wall street state that
Henry Willard has resigned from the North
ern Pacific directory, and that arrangements
have been completed for the issue Of col
lateral trust notes for the purpose of taking
up the floating debt. 1t was said this issue
of collateral notes has been underwritten
by syndicate.
The morning call., 1893-04-09

Willow body, upholstered seat no top.........s2 rs
Rattan body, cretOnne lined, canopy TOP, steel
...s q.
Reed body. cretOnne upholstered, hood top.
steel gear 10
Fancy woven reed body, damaSk upholstered
plush roll canopy top- 80 %
Hood top. reed body. upholstered in damask.
with plush roll steel gear. 80 W
Oak ana reed body. l6tn century flush, upho s.
tered in fine carriage cloth, canopy top. $40 90
New antique oak body, upholstered in English
carriage cloth plush roll, silk parasol $40 SO
Hood top, white reed body, upholstered in silk
plush. steel wheels, patent hubs. .-.......Sl2 rs
Latest pattern reed body. 18th century finish.
SILK plush upholstered, canopy top -..---- $l4 90
Parasol top bieached reed body, extra large,
Saline uphO stored OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SIT 80
Large variety OF Hood, PaEasol and Canopy top
err yes, up $40 %
Carriage Mats assorted coOrs ana sly soc aud 75c
Carriage Robes. patterns from ......-...75c up
The morning call., 1893-04-09

his report to the department, ard it may be
made public in few DAYS. In an interview
to-day, he said: "The Government intends
to stop the Illegal importation of Chinese
ard opium at Portland and on Puget Sound.
l was sent out here to investigate, and I
have found what l came after"
Nayes left Tor San Francisco tonight.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
FuENS VICTIMS.
An Inquest on Their Remains Held al
San'Bernardino.

SAN BERNARDINo. April San Inquest
over the remains of William Goldkoffer and
Francisco Flores, victims of the murderer
Jesus Fuen. was held at the City Hail this
morning. Nothing Of importance was
ELECTED other than as heretofore reported.
The jury brought in a verdict to the effect
that William Goldkoffer and Francisco
Flores met their deaths from wounds from
knife in the hands of Jesus Fuen.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
GRAIN SHIPMENTS.
Some Big Figures Given by the
Produce Exchange.

NEW YORK. April statistics of grain
exports from New York for the year 1892.
compiled by William Ferguson of the
Produce Exchange, show 73 396. s2S bushels
Of grain shipped during the year. OF this
the wheat amounted TO Is, 057. 1913 bushels.
corn to 1919 119, oats 10 $3.50 .475, rye to
3,CG3 719, peas to S23.67S. faxseed to $50, 9I3
and buckwheat to 634 46S.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
A Pot of Old Roman Coins.

A peasant blowing near the village Of
up an amphora filled with gold and silver
coins, all in a good state of preservation.
The gold coins are somewhat larger than a
25-cent piece. and the silver ones about the
size of dime. On one side of both is the
inscriptions ''Sabina Augusta Hadriana,
G. II. A., and on the diverse is engraved
the figure Of Roman foot soldier.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
MISSING FROM HOME.
Unaccountasle Disappearance of Lodi
Youth.

LODI, April sc. E. Aldrich, a young
man about = years Of age. has been missing
from here since March 90 he went to San
Francisco on that date and failed TO return.
LIE was ranchhand and had considerable
money with him. Foul play is feared. lie
was administrator OF his mothers estate.
valued at $500. and his attorney is very
anxious over him. He was in the employ
OF .. NJ Fowler, prominent farmer, who
is now in San Francisco searching for him.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
HARRIS WILL ACCEPT.
There Has Been Chosen a Successor
to Mcleod.

PHILADELPHIA, April s.-The directors
of the Reading Railroad have accepted the
resignation of President Mcleod and
elected Joseph II. Harris to succeed him.
Itis understood Harris will not accept the
position unless the floating debts wholly
paid up and the company'is supplied with a
good cash working capital.
The morning call., 1893-04-09

An orange grown in the grove of DR.. W.
Townsend at Orlando, Fla, is quite a
curiosity. Tbs frnit is about the usual size,
hut is creased with lines that lock as II
sama che had, rung 1t with knife prepar-
atory to auartering it HALF of the orange
IS said TO Re covered with smooth skin,
the other half with a very coarse HID.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
Whisky Forgers Held.

LOUISVILLE April s. - The examination
of Sutton, The warehouse receipt forger. and
his bOokkeeper, Beecher, was held this
morning. Sutton was held over in the sum
of S3J.000 and Beecher in the sum of $4,000
TO answer before the Grand Jury.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
Iumned Infn fhe piunr

SALEM. Or. April S.-W. w. TrepIer TO-
day jumped from bridge into the Santiam
River and was drowned. 1t is supposed
that he was demented He leaves a wife
and three children.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
Viii Wed a German.

New YORK, April S.-The announcement
is made of the engagement of Miss Marian
Phelps. only daughter of William Walter
Phelps, eX- Minister to Germany, to DR..
Franz Won Rolhenburg, Under Secretary of
STATE in Germany.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
Given a Life Term.

SACRAMENTO, April Song All Sue was
sentenced this morning in this city, by
Judge johnson, to life Imprisonment at
Folsom. for stabbing a Chinese, All Man,
to death, at Fourth and streets, month
ago.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
THE ALICE BLANCHARD.
Intellectual Attempts to Pull Her Off
the Sand

NEWPORT. Or. April g. - The steam
schooner Alice Blanchard still lies on the
sand near the jetty. The Oregon Pacific
Company's tug tried to pull her off last
evening, but was unsuccessful. They will
continue to tighten her, and after getting all
her cargo out will make another attempt to
pull her off
The morning call., 1893-04-09
Money in Bank.

NEW YORK, april S-FoIlowing Is the
weekly bank statement: Reserve, decrease,
S1.450000; specie, decrease, $4,000. The
banks now hold S9213,O0O in excess of the
legal requirements.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
Christianity Applied to Business.

The usual mass-meeting of young men
only will take place at the Christian Asso-
citation Hal this Sunday afternoon at 8
O'clock, and will be addressed by Rev. NJ. j.
Ferguson, pastor Of the Christian Church.
Seats free to young men in general
The morning call., 1893-04-09
Street Planting at San Diego.

SAN DIEGO. April s--1'ha Street Tree
planting Committee To-day report over 1000
Shade trses set in the streets ths season.
and brisk planting is In progress on others.
The morning call., 1893-04-09
THE DEATHROLL.
w. IL. Graves, the Sonoma Capitalist
Passes AWAY.

SONoMA, April 8.-W. II. Graves, capt.
talst. who owns an extensive stock farm
near this place, died last night at IL o'clock,
after short illness. aged 76 years De
ceased was for many years resident OF San
Francisco
SAN BEENARDINo, March S.-Mrs. Edna
McGammon. aged rs years. at Garden
Grove, Orange County, died suddenly yes
terday afternoon of heart failure,
The morning call., 1893-04-09
RicVrle Record

SAVANNAH. Ga, April s.-Bicyclist SIM
mons. in the half-mlle handicap, to-day
made the best time ever ridden 10 a compe-
titiOn, :O7 1.5
The morning call., 1893-04-09
Kinney Arraioned

Wesley c. Rippey was arraigned yestsr-
day morning In Judge Seawell's court for
ule attempted murder of John W. Mae kay.
He will be tried On the-4th prox,
The morning call., 1893-04-09

much delay in the manufacture and ship
ment of this structure and when it did ar
rive this morning a pGblc demonstration
was made by the blowing Of whistles and
firing of cannon