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The morning call., 1893-06-17
PURrICATIoN OFFICE: g:

525 Montgomery street, near Clay. open until II
o'clock p. NJ. BRAN II OFFIC ES: 10 Market
street. near Kearny. open until u O'Clock midnight;
339 Hayes street open until $3.50 o'clock 603 Larkn
street open until $1,000 clock; SW. corner Sixteenth
and Miss on Streets oren until o'clock; 25lS
Mission street open until O'Clock; and 116 Ninth
street, open until $50 o'clock
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ps-vISITORS TO THE WORLDS FAIR will
find THE CALL sale at the newsstands in the fol-
lowing hotels: Palmer House, Auditorium Hotel,
Briggs House. Clifton House, commercial House,
Gault House Grand Pac'fic Hotel, Sherman House,
Leland House, Northern Hotel. Richelieu Hotel,
fremont House, Virginia Hotel and Wellington
Hotel.
AT WASHINGTON. D. C.-The Willard, Arling-
ton Ebbitt and shoreham Hotels.
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Northern Pacific railroad Comnanx

Christian Endeavor Excursion.
In making up your route for Western trip do
not overlook the advantages offered by the orth-
ern Pacihc Railroad in the way of perfect service
and equipment, rates and wonderful scenery The
only line to Yellowstone Park and the only line
running upholstered tourist sleepers For rates
and ALI Information address L. X STATELER,
General Agent Passenger Department. 63S Market
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be closed until an effort has been made to
find him and punish him. The crime of
murder is but little worse than the attempt
ed crime of fastening the appalling guilt
of parricide upon an innocent woman.
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DAILY CALL (including Sundays, s6 per year by
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calendar month, through carriers. DAILY GALL
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81 80 per year. postpaid SUNDAY CALL ana
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CALL, 81 per year, postpaid.
THE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts,
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specfinp Them
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the city aciH notify the business office of
their change Of address the paper ariH be
1orlrarded to them reGuLarlu.
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Reduced Rates to Chicago.

Commencing May IS, 1898, rates TO Chicago
viii be reduced via Northern Pacific Railroad.
For particulars address I. K. Stateler, 63S
Market street. General Agent Passenger De-
partmeut.
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THE genuine merit of Hoods SarsapariIla wins
friends wherever it is fairly and honestly tried.
HOOPS PILLS cure liver ills, 1aundice, bilious
ness, sick headache and constipation.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL.

fl es of California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad
vertising rates and sample copies furnished.
f. K. MISCH, Manager.
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CALIFORNIA elace fruits, 5oclb. Townsend's

lNIPoRTANT-Finest eyeglasses, specs, 15c
up. 905 Market. nexL Windsor Hotel; Sun.
days, 73o Market, celebrated dry-goods store
(hours 10 81; note numbers.
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USE Angostura Bitters to stimulate the appetite
and keep the digestive organs in order. Dr. j. G. B.
Segert & Sons, sole manufacturers
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger Circu alton than any
other newspaper published in San
Francisco.
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For CATARRHAL AND THROAT DISORDERS
" Bro,on's Bronchial TrocheS" are renowned and
maryelousy effective. giving immediate relief
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THE DAuY nyORNTNG CALL
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

FOR SALE AT
New .BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
r. SIZER, 1S9 State street
New Orleans. .GALLoT &J0UBERT, 1151 Common
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

FURNIrURE.-By Geo. F. Lamson. at % Doug
lass St, at IL clock.
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NEW WESTERN HOTEL

X EARNY ANDWASHINGToN STs.-RE-MoD
~ eled and renovated. KING, WARD Co
European plan Rooms soc to 81 SO per day, az to
@s per weeR. 50 10 $50 per month; tree baths; hor
aho cola water every room: ire CRATES in every
room; elevator runs all night fel7 WeSaSu Iy
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAN FRASCIsCo. June l6, 1898. }
Official Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight Saturday.
San Francisco and vicnty-Fair weather
warmer; north TO west winds
P. T JENKINS, Local Forecast Official.
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EXTRA Mince Pies swAIN's, 2l8 sutter street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

Albert G. Porter late Minister 60 Italy. -Four
yoars later Mr.. Gray was nominated for Cover
nor by the Democrats and was elected, aud
would have been renoninaiet for second
term but for the fact that the Constitution OF ln-
diana prohibited a Governor from flling two
terms IN succession. During the late campaign
Nj Gray was a candidate for the presidency aud
had tho delegation q his State behind him, but
no withdrew and did all no could 70 effect the
nomination of Nr. Cievclahd. For Nice-Presi-
dent he stood second m tho halloting. Governor
cray has always enjoyed the reputation % being
an excellent politician AMI good lawyer.
Josiah quincy ~ ono Of the politicians of the
Younger school who has managed 20 win the con
fidcnce and csiecm ol President Cleveland by
energetic and wo.l-dlrected efforts N the man
agement OF delicate questions OF Party policy.
10 s. about % years OF age and enjoys the dis
tnltion ~ bong fhe last ot the historic Quincy
family ~ NassVchu usctts. Be IA In comfortable cir
cumstances aud "a q lawyer by profession, but has
devoted most 81 hls time 10 the pursuit OF pOli-
tics. for which he has shown peculiar aptitude.
For some years be hos been prominent figure
in Massachusetts state politics: was for three
years a member ot tho Legislature. and is said
10 have been ambitious TO secure tho Demo
cratic nomination Tor the goycrnOrship. He is
chairman % the Democratic state Committee n
member o. the National Committee. ana during
the last camQaign was manager Of the literary
uurean and n member 81 tho Executive Conn
miftcc of tho National Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
Inr The Ohlces.

U.sutSeroN D. C., March p.-Judging from
,he number of applicants for the four assistant
postmaster generalsn'ps there VIII ue 10, nsu' e
Tor each Of tncsr positions The names VI wv
,,,, 20 Appucants Tor one OF these ouces "oro
Ure,euted 90 the President THIS noiulug' hpYio
tentative Pearson, OF ONO, spoke III oeahi oi
Ross j. Alexander, Of BritgepoTt' ONO, a iie,n -
be- of the state Legislature. ana lntroouceu M nI !.
Alexander 70 Mr. Cleveland. htpiesolt,1sNho
Washturton. OF Tennessee, hled papers euloi,s-
~ al Colonel James ID. 1nlman, Of SheIbyNlHe'
Tenn. ,,--.,u. In, ,
Editor Gin Shanklin, OF the Evansville 'lhL)
Game. called on The President 10 enter pro-
tcst against the nomination OF e1-tOVefDOf gray
,or the Nexicen mission IL Is unnecessary 20
state that nr. Snankiiu vent away uisseuspou
With the refult Of his interview. ,,..
Couyressmen Caichlncs aud Auen' OF Missls
siDnl. brought with them Captain Joe Johnston
All Mr Roblnsou, OF Alabama, and Co.ohei
William Ingr, Of Connth, Miss, 1nd SPOKE
good word for Colonel Inge's candidacy ior the
0uatemalau mission. -, -.
Fx-Congrossrnan owen Scott, OF llhaois' VINO
defeated Mr.. K0eell, one OF the authors OF tho
Federal o olectiOus bill, appeared IN bus own Dc
halt liis nAme has been mentioned IN conueo-
tiOn with number OF positions, bat he Is coh- COZ
centrating his energies on the oIocc oi fupHo
PriDter. IN, r.,
A special train viii leave Nashville, Tenn.,
Monday loaded with legislators, politicians, anu
LAWYERS 10 wait on President Cleveland lhoy
wiil ask the appointment OF TepDessee Ihiei
Justice II. n. LurtOn. az United states D'stIlct
Judge for the circuit made vacant by Judge
Howell h. Jackson'e promotion 10 the supreme
Court VI the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
FELL DEAD WHILE DRESSING.
Accident to a ChiId-A Dead Body An
chorcd to Bush In Tar River.

Correspondence of the Richmon1 Oispltch.l
GREESyILLE. n. c., March "a colored
woman named Jennie Daniel was found
dead in her room here yesterday morning.
Her position when found showed that sne
had gotten up from bed and had con-
menced dressing herself. IL Is supposed
she had heart disease
A careless nurse let the little 2-vear-old
son Of Mr W. b. Wilson fall of foot
bridge. and the little child's thigh was
broken in the fall.
Captain W. A. Paryin. Of the Old Do
minIou steamer Myers, discovered the
body Of drowned man while coming up
the rlyer Yesterday at point near SIM
mon mill. fifteen miles below Greenville.
lie tied the body to a bush and Telegraph
ed the facts TO Coroner Warren last night.
No particulars OF the drowning are yet
known here. The body was tnat of "a col
ored man who formerly worked at Sim-
mons mill. lie had been missing since
the night of February %, at which time
he Is supposed 70 have fallen overheard
and drowned. The man was from Alexan-
dria, Va.
The civil term Of Pitt Superior Court,
which was to have commenced on Mon
day, did not convene until this morning,
Judge Shuford being detained at Hender-
son longer than was expected. he three
days loss has been expensive to the cOun-
" as well "a OF much inconvenience to
witnesses and suitOrs. The delay Will In
terfere with the calendar that had been
prepared.
Five prisoners (all colored) escaped from
Pitt county jail last night. One Of them
returned this afternoon aud surrendered
himself 20 the Sheriff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
RICHMOND. Va, Nlarch 3, 1899,


To he Editor Of he DisDd'd
There is a statement IN the DIsPArcH ot
this date. under the head OF Another
STRIKE of Tallors," that Is not entirely cor
rect.
Mr.. Berry is therein reported to have
said that "he did advance rates from 80
cents to $3.50 on what he had been paving
for making coats" This would lead per-
sons 70 believe that Mr. Berry advanced
rates on an average OF 81. 81 on each coat
made in his establishment. the facts will
not bear this out. The advance made -
a. follows: Dress coats, 81; irock coats
very rarely madel. 81 cutaway coats OK
fine goods, ~ cents, and fine winter over
coats. 81. AZ all Of these garments to-
gether do not amount 10 much, II any,
more than one tenth Of the number OF
coats made in "a tailoring establishment at
the present time. the advance made Is
not as great Gs it would seem.
Again. II Is not correct 10 saw thar 10
refused 70 accept the scale and the men
went out" Before the scale presented by
Mr.. Berry was returned 20 him he refused
10 give the men any more work until 10
learned whether they would accept his
scale or not; therefore u was not neces-.
sary for them 20 go out. They were locked
out by Nr. Berry before they presented
their scale.
AS TO extras" they are N worse in
Mr.. Berry's case than they are with all no
first class merchant tailors IN America.
who do rot find it impracticable q
count up tho extras on garment and II it
takes go much tlm0 * oil thst, then l
would like to know how much time II
must take from those who have 10 put the
extras ong JAWS DILLON,
President Of Tailors' Union, No a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
Condensed Cablegrams.

The Irish Eyicted-T Tenants Commission has
presented IT, report 70 Parliament. IL proposes
a laud commissioner or special commissioner TO
settle disputes
The Relchstag Committee on the Army Bll,,
vesteriay passed to a first reading the clause Oh
me army bill dealing with the organization Oh
the different arms OF the service.
Paris correspondent says Charles De Les
seps told a friend that prior 70 the recent triai
he nad been promised a minimum sehteuce II
he was able 70 impucate any RlghIsts. lie re-
Tiied that this was beyond his power, because,
a. far a. he was aware. no RightiSt was lmpll-
Gated. As he received tho maximum senteng
he said he would now show no mersy towards
tho authorities.
Frederick Henderson, a member OF the Lon
don County Council, was yesterday convicted OF
the robbery on three shillings ana sentenced 10
four months imprsonment st hard LABOR Ihs
event has aston shed everybody In London.
henderson WAS but 20 years old, was bright
newspAper-mau, with considerable literary pre-
tensions, and was pr0tsgs OF Gladstones ana
Lord RoseDerys. The Tories regard the event
with cOmplacency
The SPANISH Queen regent presided yesterday
nj a Cabinet council in which the attitude Of tho
limited States toward San Domingo was con-
sidared senior Vega Armro. Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, said that the United states hsf behaved
with the utmost courtesy and friendlness, ana
that United states Minister SnoWden had as
sured him that the Washington government had
no Intention OF interfering on the Island
Orders sent out. tDcfclOrts tuo npAu-
lsh war-ship recently sent 20 san Domingo should
withdraw at once.
Adyices from East Africa state that German
troops have won 80 important victory over the
hostile natives at UniaDgwira- Tho German
force was composed Of white soldiers and native
leylea. The hostile natives made stubborn
resistance but were defeated after severe
conflict With heavy loss. Tho German loss IN
Guided German sergeant named Eitte, ana
ten OF the nnrlye soldiers were killed. The de-
feat has caused general conformation among
the hostile natives, and 10 Is believed 10 VIII 20
far toward suppressing resistance 10 German
authority.
In the British House OF Lords yesterday Lord
LYON PIayfair explained that the mission or
Messrs Burnett and schloss 20 America WA
rArt OF general inquiry into tho suo.ec, OF the
Immigration Of pauper aliens 70 the United
Kingdom and especially the immigration OF
Russian and Polish jews. Since 1891 about
200 600 alien immigrants had landed In Great
britain, OF whom 1900 were Russians and
Poles. against an emigration 70 America OF
| 1892 The commissioners were charged TO
learn how these Jews conducted themselves IN
America, how the American immigration laws
| operated. and what was the tendency OF feeling
| among Americans on tho subject. SO as 10 assist
| the government 10 deal with the question OF
| EuRlGQd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
The Race-Track.
tslsrranh 10 the Disnatch.


GUTrENguRG, n. j., March 0.-The races were
run to-day despite the eIecrable weather. -Four
favorites were successful and those OF inc
talent who visited the track went home IN
happy mood. -
Glitter second, Ill Spent third. Time, 1903.
Second race-nye and one-haf furlong5-er
Richard won; Eleanor second, BrOokdale thlrd.
Time. 1:l6l4.
Third race-fve furlongs-St James won De-
troit second, Annapolis third. Time, l;Oo4'
Fourth race-One and one-slxteentn ihhes =
Kirkover won Glen Locny second, SIR George Il.
third. Time, 2014i.
Fifth race-six furongs- Bitten won; Azrael
second, Belle third. Time, l;21A.
sixth race-seven furlongs-l assO won BlacA-
lock second, Lucy Clark third. Time, l:4ls4
GLOUCESTER, n. j., March 9.-Ihres iayotites
and a strongly played second choice raced 10
frst through knee-deep mud here to-day. -,
First raco-five furlOngs-EquatOr won MIA
nesota second, Maid OF Rlchland thni' lihlo'
l:l55l. r
Second receive furlongs-Brght Eyes won
Tho Nun second, Major McNulty third Iime'
l:1714.
Third race-one mile-Telephone won string
fellow second, EstontOwn third. Time, 2;O3IS'
rourth race--three furOngs-Ediih won
Lula Race (colD second, NJ dget thlrd' 1ine'
Al.
Fifth rsce-six and one-half furlongs-yeyay
won Hour second Sir Catesby thirG. lIine'
l:40. a.
Sixth race-four and one-hah furlongs-Ober-
lin won; Ny Craft second, humsoD thiru. liine,
1:07l<. -.
WASHINGTON, March 9.--Owing 70 the heaVy
rain last night aud the very heavy track 'hls
morning the races at Ivy City we're postponed
to-day The entries stand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
CLEANED AT THE ARMCRY.
Meeting Of the Veteran Corps-rhe New
Company-Hospitsl Corps.

A largely-attended meeting Of the Yetc.
ran Corps of the First Virginia Regiment
was held last night at the Armory. with
the commandant. CAPTAIN J.. L. Christian,
in the chair Mr. John f. Lau ,hton. the
adjutant, acted as secretary. 4 new con-
stitution and bylaws vera adopted and
many new members were elected. \ con-
siderable amount OF routine business was
transacted. and after the adjournment Of
the meeting the members partook Of
splendid collation., which was served under
the direction of Mr.. Richard Adam aud
Commits ssary- Sergeant Moore.
Company O. had drill with arms IN
the Armory hall last night. Lieutenant
Allen commanded the organization. and
the men. considering the short time they
have had TO learn the movements. acquit-
ted themselves remarkably well.
At least twelve or fifteen men are re-
quired TO complete the full complement
of the Hospital Corps. Major kuyk and
CAPTAIN Darlington will begin their series
of lectures next month. and those desiring
to ION the organization viii DO required
TO enlist before the lst of April as no re
crults will be received into the regiment
after tha, time. The corps will not only
study First Aid 10 the Injured but will
be drilled in the manual Of arms, Nc.
ANY Young man of good standing Is ellgl-
bio for admission TO the corps. providing,
OF course. that he eDlists before the dats
above mentioned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

be signed by Mrs. Clara Taylor. over 20
the city jail Yesterday morning. but ho
did not recognize Johnston a. the man
who gave MIN the note. he said Il was a
person with fuller tace and larger
body" Tho TAD is considered very honest
and Trustworthy by those who know him IN
Manchester.
1t is probable that Mr. d. G. Richardson.
counsel for the prisoner, will endoayor TO
secure his release to-day.
PROBABLY EOE0FBY.
No other warrants were sworn out
against Johnston yesterday. though Com.
monwealth's-Attorney Spotswoot told a
DISPATCH man that be thought he would
have to have the young fellow indicted for
forgery as we'll a. for obtaining goods ua-
der false preteuces He said that b. Uas
Of the opinion that the case was clear
one. although il IL said that General To-
gans son is named J. b. Logan. instead Of
u. L. Logan as was written upon thu
bill for the clothes bought OF Nessrs.
Schnurman h Son.
The clothes gotten from Schnurman are
now In the custody of the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10

|liT Telegraph 10 ilf Al1Aft''tlsl
WAsUrNcroN. ID. G., March 4-Immediatcly
after thc reading ~ Monday journal tho ere
deutials Of ". lee Mantle. appointed ~ INC
Governor Of Montana as senator iram that Sth'e
pa place Of Mr. saunders, were presented by MI
Teller and read.
Mr.. Vance asked Sir. Teller what was proposed
L. be- done With th1se creirntinl-.
Nr Teller replied mat he Wishel the cfeaon-
uals laid ON The table 10 he referred 10 the Coui-
uiftea ou Privileges aud Elections when that
cnfnfutt,ee shall have been formed. lie old not
uropose to ask the senate 10 take any action on
the motion. as ho understood thrfo Wero o'her
credentials ~ q Ike character I" DC Ihascl upon
involving Quo.uun Ot iaw which would nave 10
Nr. Vance: That is satisfactory to this House.
Tho credentials Nc.c therefore ldld on the
On motion of Mr. Gray 1t was ordered that
Wuc-. tine Seuate adjourn To-Day II be - meet
CT Monday ucAI
Mr.. Mitchell introduced q ioint resolution TO
am, M fnc u-tttuiiou so a. 10 proFiie Tor tbe
election ot Uuited States senators by the votes
Of the uualIled electors Of the states. MI Man
derson asked HAT the resolution De allowed 10
l4 on tue table without any order as 10 telerenco
10 4. mmittce until the question should pe de-
ttruiuea wnctaer. rs thc extraordinary session
WAS flr executive purposes, any aueinpl "ouil
ls inade 20 perform lcgialatlNe business hf:
Mitchell said tha, no Was Wllpg 10 nave 'ha'
course taken.
Pending the receiving of bills or Joint rosolu-
tions recurring aston by BON horses al session
Ike the present one ot the senate MI Dolph
offered another, which he wished TO have record
as Il tho others should be. II vas read. III was
one calling upon the President o. toe Inlled
STATES 90 take such measures az he may deem
ueressary 10 cOnsunmute the agreement De-
tween the governments OF spain and the Ihtei
States ior tho relief OF Antonio Moro hatuI4l-
izei citizen of the lnitet States.
Then Mr. Man3erson offered resolution ue-
clariog 10 20 De tho sense Of the Senate that al
tAIs extraordinary session ;hc business Trans
noted should le confined 90 executive matters
ans matter. requiring the action Of tho senate
only. NJ. Cl-6rell objected 10 mo lmne'lnlo
confederation O. tho resolution, aud ~ "as OF
d.rcG go be printed and o. he oyer. ,,.,.-
Mr.. Hale ol egti a substitute .or the MHnloi
SON resolution, declaring that no Legislative ous'-
noes shall be received or cnicria'neo Ut the
present session Of the senate. lie subsequently
in0iaed II by inserting tho words "eAcopl
treaues." Finally. the whole matter went over
uutu tne next meeting Of the senate Atet
some remafks by MI. Call on tho slalect oil ms
resolution as 70 public lands IN fIorlIa th9
Senate proceeded 10 executive session. Hhu al
o'clock al .ourned until noon Monday next
II was tho uucerstan 1ing before the Sehale
met that tho Hawaiian treaty "oud Oe taken ts
M Tor consideration IA the executive session 'hIs
evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
Washington News Notes.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March g.-secrotary car
lls,c tO-Gay appointed his Eon, Logan carlisle
Cniet Clerk Of tho Treasury rice stocAS' re-
signed. ,r.,.,
states will be held Ia the chamber OF the court,
AZ the Capitol. at II O'Clock noon Saturday next,
March lith, for the purpose Of doing honor 10
tho memory OF the late Justice Lamar
II can nov be stated definitely that tho p'"us
,,n hill failed OF enactment after passing the
House and being unanimously reported W 'he
senate from the Committee on Finance.
Rear.Admiral George Brown, who returneu .
few months ago from three years crusc ~ 70 =
iou for consultation with the Secretary OF tho
NAVY and tho Secretary Of State RESPECTING
Hawaiian arairs. Admiral Brown 10 the only
nerson aside from members OF the royal fanny
ana hiyh chiefs under the old regime upon
whom the Hawaiians have conferred the hoaor
on Hookupu the giyer OF presents. A.
Immediately after the sdlournmehs ei ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-10
TaIsrrams Boiled Down.

The Atlanta grand jury yesterday indicted Tor
murder Julia Force. who recently killed her TWO
sisiers
Conrad Jernfold., son Of Karl XV., late King
Of sweden, was married In Chicago "Wednesday
evening 10 Miss kslhlnka Petersen.
Lsyelle, the Charleston IS. c. wile-murderer,
who was 20 have been hanged to-day, as been
respiied by Governor Tinman until Aprh 1th.
A fre yesterday IN the trunh-tactory oil no
madka Brothers, milwaukee,. Wis., caused
loss OF $4,000. Several hremen were badly IN
Iured.
The bank examiners have forwarded their re-
port ON tho Gate CITY National Bank. Atlanta,
Gs., 10 the Comptroller OF tho Currency. Iney
say il has been recommended that the bank re-
sumo business.
A vinceunes qnd.) special says damaging
cyclone struck that town at D =. M. "Wednesday.
Many buildings were unrocfed and chimneys,
trees, sheds fences, and small buildings were
torn down. No lives lost.
The Kansas Legislature yesterday passed the
Australia BALLOT Law. Tho Repubiicans voted
for it on the ground that 10 would "make II I'M
possibie for the Populists TO herd their voters to-
aethsr at tho country school-houses on election.
day and march them to the polls In droves and
vote them ike 70 many sheep" Governor Lew