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STATE HONORS.
Governor Mckinley Issues His Procla-
nation to Ohio

COLUMBUS. Ono, Jan. 19.-Governor Nc
Kinley has issued proclamation to-day
giving official notice of the death of ex-
President Hayes, reciting the facts of his
life and public services; recommending the
flags ON all public buildings and school,
houses be put at half mast till after the
funeral: that at the first opportunity there
after the people assemble in places of divine
worship and hold memorial services, aad
ordering that on the day of the funeral the
executive office of the State be closed.
The Joint Legislative Committee ap-
pointed to prepare resolutions on the death
Of ex-President Hayes this afternoon COM
pleted the work, and at the reconyening of
the House and Senate the resolutions were
Immediately adopted and an adjournment
taken until P. NJ. on Monday.
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SOME COAST GOSSIP.
Senator FELTON, Spoke Kindly Of
Stephen M. White.
He Is Not Feeling at All Badly Because
Democrat Is Shortly to
Take His Place.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19-Senator FELTON,
says he is not feeling so badly as some peo-
pie might suppose because a Democrat has
been elected to succeed him. Mr.. FELTON,
speaks kindly of White.
FELTON, will be given a hearing by the
Senate Commerce Committee one week
the construction of deep-water harbor at
San Pedro. and will incidentally have
something TO say about Southern Pacific
Railroad methods.
The Democrats flibustered in the House
against the bill for revenue cutter to take
the place of the Wocott in Puget Sound.
The bill went over without action. Cut
ting's bill for boarding vessel for San
Francisco harbor will probably share the
same fate.
The House passed Caminetti's amend
ment included in the omnibus lighthouse
bill. for light and fog signal at the entrance
to the San Joaquin River, at a cost not ex-
ceeding $4,000
The hydraulic mining bin was called up
by Stewart in the Senate to-day, but the
morning hour soon expired and the bill
goes over until tomorrow as unfinished
business.
1ne appIopTlallOn LOT dumDOIut oar
contract work, reported by the Committee
on appropriations and incorporated in the
sundry civil bill, will be S525. 900 instead
of $500, 900.
The annual circular reciting the regula-
tions regarding seal-killing in Alaska was
to-day issued by the Treasury Department.
Roger Edwards has been nominated
Postmaster at Anaconda. Mont
In the case of Henry r. Short VS.. p. T.
Farnsworth, involving tmber-culture
entry in Visala district. the Commission
er's decision is affirmed.
Colonel Anson Mills Is relieved from duty
at Fort Walla Walla, and will proceed TO
join his regiment.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
California: Original = Denis Keller,
David c. Lane, James Moore, William II.
Hibbard. John d. Lavery. Original
widows = Mary Lynch. Susan Houser.
mother.
OREGON: Original-L. Elizabeth Rehni,
nurse. Alvin II. Morey.
Washington: Origlnal-John ID. Owens.
Senator Dolph has introduced amend
ments to the sundry civil bill increasing the
amount for the enforcement of the Chinese
exclusion act $4,000 to S500.0 coo. Represen-
tatiye Loud will endeavor 10 secure an iu-
crease on the House side when the sundry
civil bill comes up for consideration.
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RIOTING IN BRUSSELS.
Men Who Are Hungry Throw Bread
Into the Streets.

BRUSSELS. Jan. 19-Early this afternoon
500 unemployed were addressed by several
anarchist agitators. The speakers ex-
horted the men to take all the food and
clothes they needed from the shops. Some
raised the cry. ITO the Bourser' Then
about dozen men drew bundles
of red flags from their coats and
distributed them, and the mob
started. waving their flags and shouting.
Sixty gendarmes reached the Bourse Just
as the foremost men in the mob were
mounting the stairs. The gendarmes
charged, cutting right and left, and the
worsingmen fought back with clubs and
stones. Several gendarmes were slightly
wounded and many workingmen injured.
After ten minutes the rioters dispersed.
In the meantime the socialists and
anarchists speakers had melted some 200
men about half mile from the Bourse to
attack the shops. They broke into some
baker shops, took all the bread they
wanted snd threw the rest into the street.
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WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.
Meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge
at Omaha.

OMAHA, Nebr.. Jan. 19.-The executive
council Of the Sovereign Camp, Woodmen
of the World. is In session here. The sec
retary's report submitted showed 62, 4S5
members added to the sovereign jurisdiction
during the year. ard 1890 added to the
Pacific Jurisdiction. Losses amounting to
S1O6. 500 were paid in the same period. At
the forenoon meeting there was consider
able discussion over the proposition TO re-
duce the age limit from 50 TO 50 years. and
there is probability that the change will
ha mada
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much to do with the prosecution, and he
empbatlcally insisted that the men he was
defending should not be made scapegoats
for the advantage of any party or faction or
to advance the designs of ambitious men.
He maintained that the probity of his
clients was In nowise affected by the indlct-
ment on which they were standing trial.
He declared that the construction Of the
Panama canal was far removed from
speculative aims. In its inception and
progress the scheme had an honorable
foundation, though speculation arose from
1t. He dealt with the charges against the
De Lesseps and endeavored to show that
they were unfounded.
La concluding Barboux declared that he
proposed to prove that the public had been
misled regarding the heavy outlays of the
company, which he declared were fully
justified.
When Barbour had finished the court
adjourned till next Tuesday
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1T Is FORGERY.
A New Turn Taken in the Middle in
Kansas.

TOPEKA. Kans.. Jan. 10. The Republi-
can House transacted no important busl-
ness and adjourned till afternoon. Then the
Populst Elections Committee submitted a
report ousting the Republican members
from jackson and Reno counties, holding
their election Illegal. The report went over
till tomorrow. The Senate Elections Com
mittee also filed papers against six Republi-
can Senators. 1t is probable the Republi-
cans will institute criminal proceedings
against Chief Clerk Rich for having made
alleged erasures and insertions in the Of
fetal roll over the signature of the Secre-
tary Of State. This section is elassed as
forgery by the Kansas statutes.
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SUNDAY CLOSING.
Senator Pettigrew Would Apply Rath-
er Drastic Measure.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Petit
grew. chairman of the Quadro-centennial
Committee, introduced n bill in the Senate
instrueting the Secretary of the Treasury
not to deliver any souvenir coins until the
Worlds Columbian Exposition had deliv-
cred good and sufficient bonds, conditioned
that if for any reason whatever the World )
Fair was opened TO the public on Sunday
the corporation should pay the United
States the sum of money it shall have re-
ceived from the sale of the coin and not less
than s.. 100000.
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CARLISLE RESIGNS.
Something Definite for Cabinet Gossips
to Go Upon.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. ia special
from Washington says: Jehn q. Carlisle
mailed his resignation to Governor Brown
last night as United States Senator.
FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 49, - Governor
John Young Brown withdrew from the con-
test fer Senator CarIisle's seat tonight,
leaving Congressman J. B. McCreary. Con-
gressman w. J. Stone and State Senator
Lindsay as contestants. The train is late
aud Carlisle's resignation had not arrived
at midnight
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COMPLAlSANT CANADA.
No More Discrimination Against the
Commerce of America.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The announce
ment was made to-day from an authoritative
source that the Council of the Dominion
Government Of Canada. by order agreed
upon last Saturday. had determined to with
draw from the season Of 1893 all discrimin-
atlons. tolls or otherwise. respecting vess els.
persons or commerce using Welland and ST.
Lawrence canals. This. il Is SAID. is mere
than our Government asked. The informa-
ton has not yet been officially conveyed TO
this Government
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"GIDEON'S BAND"
A Little Bit of Political Freedom al
the South.

RALEIGH. n. c., Jan. 19--S. Otho VIII
son. the head Of Gideon's Band, a secret
political organization. which Is the out
growth of the Populist wing of the Farmers
Alliance. was indicted by the Grand Jury
of Wake County to-day for belonging to a
secret political organization. lie has been
arrested and says that he will demand an
early trial by the court now in session.
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FRANCE PROTESTS.
She Cannot Remain Indifferent to the
Khediye'S Fortunes

LONDON, Jan. 10. = Under instructions
from the French Foreign Minister. the
French Embassador to-day sent note to
the British Foreign Minister in reference
to The affair In Egypt. saying that Francs
could not remain Indifferent TO an act on the
part Of Great Britain tending to Infringe
upon the independence of the Khedive.
LONDON. Jan. 19.-Two companies of the
South Wales Borderers will be ordered to
start for Egypt on Monday. The companies
will be equipped to their full war strength.
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NO HARD LABOR.
A Part of the Geary Law Declared to
Be UncousfifutiouaI.

ST. PAUL, MINI. Jan. 19-Judge Edger-
ton yesterday discharged the Chinese, All
Yuk. sentenced by Commissioner Carey Of
Duluth to thirty days Imprisonment at
hard labor, then to be deported to China, on
babeas corpus proceedings. The Judge
holds that the part Of the Geary law which
provides that Commissioners may sentence
Chinese TO hard labor without trial by jury
is unconstitutional This decision does not
affect the rightof Commissioners to sentence
Chinese TO be deported.
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Non-Union Sailors Assaulted.

SAN DIEGO, Jau. 10-The non-unon crew
OF the schooner Edward Parke. which ar
rived at this port this evening. was attacked
in the harbor by unknown parties after
dark, and First Mate Anderson was slightly
wounded BY pistol-shot fred by the at
tacking party. Several boats, each contain
ing four or five men. were observed by those
on board, who at length succeeded In re-
peling the assault. The work is ascribed
10 the Sailors Union, but the police have
been unable to connect them defnitely with
ha
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1T WAS CHASTITY.
The Horrid Discovery Made in One OF
the Suburbs of Brighton.

LONDON. Jan. 19-Intense excitement
was caused to-day at Hove. a suburb OF
Brighton, by the discovery of Arthur Black.
a teacher Of mathematics and tho classics.
his wife and son dead in their home. The
child was found lying in the disordered bed
stabbed in the neck. Mrs. Black. with her
head terribly battered, was lying on the
floor above only covered by her nightdress.
On the third floor Blacks body was found.
No wound was visible, but on the table be-
side him was bloody hammer, table,
knife and bottle that contained poison.
The general opinion is that Black murdered
his wife and child and then committed
suicide by taking poison. The couple had
a second child away from home on visit.
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CLEVELAND STARTS WEST.
He Will Return From the Funeral on
Monday Probably.

LAKEWOOD, n. j., Jan. 19-President-
elect Cleveland left here carly this morning
for Fremont. Ohio. TO attend the funeral of
the late ex-President Hayes. He will re-
turn Sunday night or Monday morning.
ALBANY, n. Y. Jan. 10 9-PreSident-elect
Grover Cleveland and Secretary 0Brien
arrived here this afternoon in the private
car "Grassmere," attached to the Hudson
River limited, en- route TO Fremont, Ohio,
to attend the funeral of ex-President Hayes.
The train stopped 25 minutes and Cleveland
was greeted by Lieutenant-G Shee-
han and others.
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Peter Wanted as ..lync,e Tom"

Los ANGELES. Jan. 19--Parson Davies.
manager for Peter Jackson, on his arrival
at the Holenbeck this morning was handed
the following: "Will you accept engage
ment for yourself and Peter Jackson. CON-
meIcing February 6, Of two weeks. at
SteckwelPs In the mammoth production Of
Uncle Toms Cabin Jackson as Uncle
Toln and yourself as auctioneer; will give
you certainly S2500 for two weeks" The
dispatch is signed ALI Ellinghouse.
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ON ONE TRACK.
Two Trains Cannot Pass Without
Serious Results.

Serious Results.
JERSEY CITY, \. j., Jan. I9-The s
o'clock local train for Newark en- the Penn
sylyania Railroad broke down this evening
on the meadows just beyond HackeBsack
River. The signal agent supposiDg the
train had gone beyond the block. signaled
to the Baltimore and Ohio express, i'm
medately following, that the road was clear.
and the express crashed into tbs stalled
train completely teleseoping II. One man
was killed outright aud several wounded.
The injured were brought to this city. As
none Of them we're badly hurt and all wished
to go to their homes in Newark, q special
train was fitted up and they were sent 10
their destination.
John Blewett of Newark, was killed and
fourteen persons injured, two fatally
They are Mrs. Decker Of Newark, and
Engineer Martindale.
NEWARK, n. j., Jan. 1e-It is reported
that several besides those whose names we're
learned are dead. Only those living ~
Newark who were injured wers brought
here. z. Esley and Mrs Stansbury will dle
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Tdken, d,cGx

Taken dtcqy
sick headache, bilious headache,
dizziness, constipation, Indigestion,
bilious attacks, and all derange,
mcnts of the liver, stomach and
bowels. It's large contract, but
the smallest things in the world do
the business-Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. They're the smallest, but
the most effective. They go to.
work in the right way. They
cleanse and renoyate the system
thoroughly but they do it mildly
and gently. You feel the good
they do-but you don't feel
them doing it. As a Liver Pill,
they're unequaled. Sugar coated,
easy to take, and put up in yials,
and Theoretically sealed, and thus
always fresh and reliable. A per-
feet vest pocket remedy, in small
vials, and only one necessary for a
laxative or three for cathdrtic.
They're the cheapest pill you can
buy, because they're guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money IS
returned.
You only pay for the go0d you
get.
That's the pec,tIiar plan all DR..
Pierce's medicines are sold on,
through druggists.
zs2y cod -
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POLITICAL PERSECUTION.
Opening the Defense for thS Accused
Panama Directors,

PARIS, Jan. 19.-Public inter est in the
Panama trial is evidently increasing as the
case draws to close. To-day the defense
opened and the courtroom was packed with
people anxious TO hear Maltre Barboux'
speech opening the case for his clients.
Political considerations. he declared. had
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BLAINE BETTER.
A Slight Improvement Noted in His
PHYSICAL Condition.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 19-Dr. johnson.
after visiting Blaine, said the patient had
improved since yesterday. He was stronger
and brighter to-day.
The physicians at clock this evening
reported that Blaine was resting easily and
had passed comparatively comfortable
day. There seems TO be some improvement
SO far as his physical condition is concerned.
The doctors will not return tonight unless
called by the family.
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Of on the survey now being made for the
proposed line between here and Guadal&-
lara. If the new route is accepted by the
Government the work of construction will
Immediately be begun 1t is understood
that the Monterey and Mexican Gulf road
will be extended to Mazatlan after the
Sierra Madre extension. now being built, is
com ple ed
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HOPEFUL JONES.
The Nevada Senator Thinks That Eng
land Is Awake.

LONDON. Jan. 19-Senator Jones and
family started for Paris to-day. After
brief visit to that city they will sail for
America on the Gascogne Saturday. The
Senator was visited while here by numerous
members of the House of Commons and
other public men interested in the silver
question. The Senator says he is agreeably
surprised at the evident awakening in Eng
land to the value of bimetalism. He be-
lieyes the Monetary Conference will resume
sessions in May aud hopes to be able TO
return at that time. Owing to his position
as Senator he was unable to accept invita-
tons to address meetings at the commercial
centers OF Great Britain.
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A FAITHLEss B0oKKEEPER.
Was This Why Mr.. Corbett Retired
Ernm RusinesS2

New YORK, Jan. 19-An evening paper
says: 1t leaked out this afternoon that had
1t not been for a shortage in the accounts OF
one of Mr. Corbett's bookkeepers he would
not have retired from business. TIE short
age is said to be S12O.0oO. The paper adds
that Mr.. COrbett refused to diVulge the
Rame Of his fathless bookkeeper.
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AN APPEAL TAKEN.
DR.. Briggs Is Not Yet Done With the
Heresy rIatfer.

NEw YORK. Jan. 19.-The Briggs case will
be appealed direct to the General Assembly.
In furtherance Of this action the prosecu-
ting committee fled tonight with Rev. DR..
Saul d. Alexander, stated clerk OF the
presbytery, notice of appeal The CON-
mittee says that IL its action does not CON-
mend Itself TO the General Assembly the
appeal can be dismissed without prejudice
tn any in tavnst
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MEXICAN RAILROADS.
A Line That Will Not Go to the Port
OF MaZafIan.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 19-The Times
Democrats Durango (Mexico) special says !:
Ii is now definitely known that the Mexican
international Railroad will not be extended
TO Mszatlan as originally intended. 1t has
been found that the cost of the prol
posed line would be so enormous
that the project has been given
up. and 1t Is now decided to extend the line
from Durango to the City Of Mexico instead
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STOLEN PAPERS.

Archbishop Ireland's Memorial Also
Shown in ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 19.-ln addition to the
circulation of the torn and patched letter
from Archbishop Ireland to Archbishop
Riordan in this city, detailed last night, it
was learned to-day that manuscript copy
of the mysterious stolen proof-slip OF
Ireland's memorial 10 Rome has also been
circulated here. From an authoritative
source 1t was limited thai this might be
traced among the German clergy. but
sealed lips blocked every approach to the
whereabouts of .he memorial.
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WILL NOT YIELD.
Mayor Gleason Is Greater Than the
Supreme Court.

New YORK, Jan. 19.-Judge Bartlett of
the Supreme Court to-day denied the
motion of counsel for Horatio +. Sanford to
compel Patrick j. Gleason to turn over the
books and papers of the Office of Mayor of
Long Island City to his legally elected
successor. Judge Bartlett ordered that the
president Of the Board of Aldermen. Claven,
should act as Mayor. Claven says he will
swear In a city clerk who will give certifi-
cate to Sanford.
When Gleason heard the news be declared
that the Judge was wrong and that he
(Gleason) would refuse to yield.
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AS a Quarantine Hulk.

PORT TOWNSEND. WASH. Jan. 19-News
has been received from Washington City
that the United States man-of- war Iroquois.
which went out OF commission two years
ago, has been ordered from Mare Island to
this purl as guarantees taia.
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Nearing the End.

PTTsBURG, Jan 19.-The defense IN the
Homestead poisoning case closed this morn
ing. and the afternoon was given up TO
argument. The Judge will deliver his
charge tomorrow morning and the case
will go TO the jury.
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LUNING ALL RIGHT.
lie Is Seriously Ill, but Was Never
Insane.

NEW YORK. Jan. I9-PriVate advees re-
celved from Paris to-day by a friend OF
John n Lunng. who is reported to have
gone mad at Nice. state that Luning has
been III. but there IS no occasion for alarm
The dispatches add that Luning Is being
cared for by intimate friends and will prob
ably return to New York soon.
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THE VIGIL OF THE DEAD.
Sons of Veterans Keep Watch by the
Bier of HayeS.

FREMONT Ohio, Jan. 19-The citizens Of
this little place have been busy to-day pre-
pairing TO give due honor to the patriot and
statesman whose remains are lying in state
tonight in the chamber at Spiegel Grove.
There is no ostentation anywhere, but
tokens of mourning are seen on every hand,
simple and touching. as BELTS the memory
of the ilustrious dead.
Tonight detachment from the Sons OF
Veterans stand in military order in the hall
and by the bier while some of the many
friends of the late General Hayes pass
slowly by viewing his familiar face. He
lies as in repose, peacefully asleep in his
trust in the Christian faith. But few friends
have as yet arrived from out of town.
The principal display tomorrow will be
the military. The First City Troop Of
Cleveland. of which Webb Hayes is men,
ber. will be the guard of honor, and the
Toledo Cadets and the Sixteenth Regiment,
with Battery ID of Toledo, will add to the
quiet majesty of the funeral procession.
General Hayes old regiment, the Twenty
third Ohio Volunteer Infantry. will llnotonlE
be represented by Governor Mckinley, but
by Ben Killam, secretary Of the Regimental
Association, and delegations of grizzled old
veterans, who loved General Hayes like a
father. Flowers in elaborate pieces are
coming already In great quantity to the
house.
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ORDERED To HAYTI.
An American Squadron That Perhaps
Means Business.

NEW YORK. Jan. 19.-The cruiser Phila-
delphia Will sail early Sunday morning for
Fort Royal, S. c. There, il is said. the cap
sain will find orders from the Secretary Of
the Navy directing him TO proceed with all
dispatch TO Port au Prince, TO take COM
mand of the feet OF American warshps
which is ordered 10 meet at that port at the
earliest possible date.
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a time and place of holding the next annual
meeting to-day decided to hold the next
session In Chicago from May 16 TO 20. Over
$4,000 invitations have been issued
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MICHIGAN Not Satisfied

LANSING. Mich, Jan. 19-The Repnb.
lican Senate to-day. by vote OF 20 to q
passed the bill repeating the Miner election
law.
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Editors to Meet,

CHICAGO. Jan. I9.-The special commit
tee appointed by the general committee or
the National Editorial Association TO select
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SYSTEMATIC HOSTILITY.

NJ. de BIowitz May Have to Leave
France Shortly.
PARIS, Jan. ia number OF papers de-
manded the expulsion of NJ. de Blowitz,
Paris correspondent of the London Times,
whom they accuse Of systematic hostility to
France.