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Phillips, Rock Island Excursions

Leave San Fran cisco every ednesday and Satur.
day via RIO GRANDE AND Rock ISLAND Rvs
Through tourist sleeping TO Chic ago and Bos-
ton. Manager and porter accompany these excur.
sions through to Boston. For tickets, sleepng-car
acc ommodatioDs and further information address
CLINTON JONES, General Agent Rock Island Ry
80 Mon tgomery street, San Francisco.
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PICTURESQUE CALIFORNIA" See next
Sundays CALL
Cook Is Convicted.

Jury IN Judge Wallace's court yesterday
convicted JoseDh b. Cook of the crime Of en-
bezzement Cook, il viii be remembered. was
a Police Court clerk, and when he took a fancy
TO sail to foreign shores IL was charged that he
took with him some $500 of tile funds of the
city and county OF San Francisco. He was fol-
lowed and arrested In Honolulu, and on his re-
turn here was Formally charged with embeZZls-
ment on Tour sepa ate cOuuts, the first OF
which. involving 1915, was tried and concluded
YESTERDAY. The jury found him guilty ana
recommended him 10 the mercy OF the court
Judge Wallace fixed Wednesday next for SEN
lence.
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PICTURESQUE CALIFORNIA" See next
Sundays CALL.
An Orthodox Copgreoat;on.

For the purpose OF consolidating the small
Jewish orthodox congregations in this city there
will be an entertainment given at the Minna-
street synagogue on Sunday at P. NJ All of
the Jewish ministers of this city Will contribute
by ecturing and singing to render 1t the more
attractive. Addresses will be delivered by the
Rev. Drs. VoorsaDger, Levy and Reubin. Ad-
mission free
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Bargains in Xmas Presents.

Pure silk handkerchIefs from 25c upward,
wool Cardigan jackets from 81 so upward, fine
embroidered suspenders 75c. beautiful line of
Teck and fOur-in-hand scarfs 25c and Soc silk
umbrellas 81 so, toilet ana manicure sets 75c
UPWARD; gloves, perfumery, etc. L. V. Merle,
The old l X l., Gle 10 62O Kearny street. corner
Commercial
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

Many CALL Gncluding Sundays, s6 per year by
mail postpaid 15 cents per week or IS cents per
calendar month. through carriers. DAILY CALL,
Eve copies three months. s6 25- SUNDAY CALL,
s1 so per year. postpaid. SUNDAY CALL and
WEEKLY CALL, $3.50 per year, postpaid. WEEKLY
CALL, sI per year. postpaid.
The CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
nor viii the editor enter into CORES spondence re-
kpectinE them.
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Died i'm the Street,

Mrs. Jane Muller of 7751a Mission street
fell dead at the corner OF Eighth and Market
streets at O'Clock yesterday. She had been
treated at the Receiving Hospital and was on
her way home An autopsy of the remains
showed that Mrs. Muller died OF cancer OF the
liver. She was 43 years old.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup >

Has been used fifty years by millions or
mothers for their children while Teething with
perfect success 1t soothes the child. softens the
Gums. allays Pain. Wind Collie regu ates the
Bowels and is the best remedy for Diarrheas
whether arising from teetbing other causes
For sale by Druggists i'll every part of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup. 25c bottle.
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THE USES OF THE SENATE.

The United States Senate appears to be
useful body. Without this branch of
the legislative department there would
have been no note of opposition either to
the Presidents silver policy or to his
attempt TO restore q monarchial form of
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PUBLICATION OFFICE

so5 Montgomery street. near Clay. open until IL
o'clock p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near Kearny open until 12 o'clock midnight;
3S9 Hayes street open until 80 o'clock; sos Larfin
street open until 80 o'clock SW. corner Sixteenth
and Mission streets, omen until o'clock; 251S
Mission street open until o'clock; ana 1I6 Ninth
street, open until 80 o'clock.
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PREVENTION is better than cure. and you MAY
prevent rheumatism by taking X ood's Sarsaparill;
which Will keep your blood pure and free from
acid taint and germs disease DO not longer
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LARGE parlOr screens In oak and white and
gold, fitted with silk panels; Japanese screens
In ebony, blue and red, with gold embroidery
imported direct from Kobe, at The lowest prices
ever SHOWN. Sanborn, Vail & Co., TAI Market
sfr
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Northern pacific paitroad

The rates are much lower via Portland, Ta-
coma and Northern Pacific Railroad, to st,
Paul Chicago and all Eastern points than via
any other route. I. X. StaIeler general agent
63S MaIket street. San francisco.
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MORE than $4,000 people read the Pacific
States Watchman"; 10000 bona fide subscrlb.
ers; largest legitimate circulation OF any
monthly west OF The Rocky Mountains. A few
dress WIN. Ii. BARNES. ST. AIMS building,
san Francisco. Cal. q
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NOTICE! !

Any Of our patrons arho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale by trdin5oys
viii confer a fooor by notifying this office
ef the fact, naming the date and train.
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE AT
New York.. ..BRENTANO BROS. 5 Union Square
Chicago B. SIZER, 189 State street
New Orleans. .GALLOT & JOUBERT. 115H Common
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY

FURNITURE.-By Chas Levy & Co., at 1885
Market ST.. at 10 o'clock
FURNITURE.-By Frank w. Butterfeld & Co.,
at 1856 Twenty second ST.. at 1880 O'Clock.
FANCY GooDs.-By 5. Basch. at 319 Sutter St., at
IL O'Clock
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CALIFORNIA glace fruit, soc h. in Japan bas-
kets. Townsend's. 627 Market street.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. :
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 81, 1881
Of1cial Forecast for Thirty-six Hours
Ending a. NJ, Saturday.
San Francisco and vicinity-occasionaI showers
followed Friday night by clearing weather: slight
Temperature changes; light south to west winds.
B. S. PAGUE, Local Forecast oficiaL
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If you desire clean, perfect, pretty things, at
lowest prices go TO Sanborn & VaiPs
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TWO pounds cream mixed candies in japanese
basket for 80 cents Basket alone worth half the
money. T0wnsend's, 627 Market street. Palace
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,BE EAsTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,

30 Potter building, New York City, is provided with
files of California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
vertising rates and sample copies furnished.
F. X. MISCH, Manager.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger Circulation than any
other newspaper published in San
Francisco
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ELEGANT square piano, $50. The J. Dewing
Co., room u, Flood building
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MISCELLANEOU
BIENNIAL STATEMENT
Or.
THEHIBERNIA
Savings and Loan Society,
MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF
THE STATE LEGISLATURE,
Passed March %, 1893,
AND HERETO ANNEXED, TO WIT:
Savings and Loan Society,
Passed March %, 1898,
AND HERETO ANNEXED, TO WIT:

The People the State Of California, represented
in s nate and Assembly, do enact as JoUOa0S:
SECTION 1.-The Cashier Secretary Of every
Savings Bank. Savings and Loan Society, and
every institution in which deposits or money are
made interest paid thereon. Shall within M
days after the first day of Deeem ber, III the
year one thousand eight hundred and ninety
December OF each ana every second succeed
ing ear thereafter return to the Board OF Bank
Commissioners a sworn statement. showing the
amount standing his credit, the last known
place of residence poStofflce address, and the
fact of death, If known TO said Cashier or Secre-
a deposit therein. Withdrawn therefrom any
part OF his deposit, or any part of the interest
thereon, for period OF more than ten years next
preceding; and the Cashiers or Secretaries of such
Savings Banks, Savings and Loan Societies and
institutions for deposit OF savings, shall give
published in nearest to the city, city and cOun-
ty town, where such banks situated, at
least once week for four successive weeks, the
cost OF such publications to be paid rata out of
said unclaimed deposits; pToUided, holreUer, that
this Act shall not apply affect the deposis
the said Cashier Secretary TO be living any de-
poSit which, with the accumulations thereon, shall
be less than fifty dollars.
SECTION 2.-The Board OF Bank Commissioners
shall incorporate in their subsequent report each
return hieh shall have been made to them as
provided in section one of this Act.
SECTION 3.-Any Cashier or secretary of either
of the banking Institutions mentioned In section
one of this CT neglecting or refusing TO make the
sworn statement required by said section one
shall be guilty OF a misdemeanor.
In accordance with the foregoing, the following
at close of business on the 18th day OF December,
A. ID. 1893, TO wit:
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Mems and BOYS Holiday Hats.

Save % per cent by purchasing your hats of
l.. V. Merle, at the old / X L, Gle to go
kearny street, corner Commercial.
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POPCORN, loose. sugared and on strings
Townsend's 627 Market street.
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THE CALL CALENDAR,
DECEMBER, 1893.

gu. lM. IIu.I w Ih.iFr. Sa Moons Phases.
II l 2 SA Dec. 7th
Il = = = = - - New Moon.
II" " = = = = = ~ Dec 18th.
| 10 IL IL t13 IA Is 16 QfFirst Quarter.
| |. % - - ~ ~ . e 90 @ Full Moon.
il---l-l n Dec 29th.
4 =, " Last Quarter.
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GULLETs ice cream and cake. Tel. 21ss. .
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PICTURESQUE CALIFORNIA" See mex
Sundays CALL.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN Francisco. ! o.
lido solemnly swear that 1 have 8 personal
knowledge of the matters contained In the fore
going statement and that every allegation. state
N ent, matter and thing therein contained IS true
to the best of my kn nowledge and belief
ROBERT j. TOBIN, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day OF December. 1898
del54tfr GEO T. KNOX. Notary Public
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Schedule IN effect June. 4. 1893.

NO.2 LEAVE EElSTOl.. DAILY,
80 H. No. arrives AT Pulaski ln.!:;p arrive T..
Kniford II Pop. m. arrive E"al0k" % =. III :,
arrive l.ynchburg 3.25 p. NJ, Petersburg 20 am
Richmond S1 H. M AMI Norfolk l"oo a. N.
Pullman sleeper Bristol To Norfolk ami lynch
burg To Richmond
100 H. M. Oimitr,lJ Stops only NJ Bradford arrives
Roanoke l0+G p. N. Has Pullman Sleeper
f"r Washington VIA Roanoke. Shruadoah Junction
and H. & o.. \l>o for NV York YIN l!ngcrSown
and Harrisburg. Dining cars attached
No. i.
1M D. M. arrives Roanoke ~ ~ p. M, LnraY co."
u. M, ilaucrst"wn 920p. m. .rrivcs WASHING
ton. via Is. ~ y. Il. Il. amp shcn'doah lnrii"''
1890 y. III. Through sleeper FOR New York
Arrive l.ynchlmr. 2.lj u. IN. arrive, Petersburg
G.3op. M, Richmond 7.:s' p. IN Norfolk $40 p
IN. Eastman parlor car Eoanokc to Norfolk
WINSTON-SALEM DlNISON.-i."avc E"anokr daily
i, IL III, for Winston-Snlcm and intermediate
NoKTl CAROLINA DlvIS:oN.-leavc rniaski 5 ou
A. M, daily except SUNDAY, for Betty Baker. and
II 30 u. m. daily for lvanh"e. and coop. M,
,laily, for lvah"c and G''s>"n
NEW llNEk IKNNCiI.-l"avr lIadford daily !'''
Il. M, Tor I;lu"icld and Pncsi"nias an'! coal Re-
gion> al>n Tor all stations Cnch Valley and f"'
Louisville via Norton.
81.
Leaves Ead(nrd for Elurii,d. P"cahontT,. krli"va.
Columbus. Chichg" aud al point w'Ni. f"'in'a''
Shoppers lhr"ug' Norfolk t" tiraS" Ma
Eal(ord.,
CIINtM VALLEY DIviSlON.-Lcavr Eimici' ''n
w "a Il; M for Norton and Lilo +. m. jar \"r-
ton I.nusvil> and stations, L. ~ L. Il. VIA Nor
ton.
m-Kl\M niVISION.-tchvc l.ynrh''G lni n STA
ton 7.ln y. H., and 80 y. m. 'ai'> i"r South
Iu>ul. nnram, AMI all INTERIM diatr stations.
Trains from the East arrive Bristol dairy al l2o +.
M, l2.45 tvc>thur Iimil"d) Il. M, Il /! night
49, For further information apply I" t. C. Wright.
49, VI. T.. EEvll.l.. 6. J.. ~.
kuuunkc. Va.
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Cleveland Like tic Kaiser.

LONDON. Sept 20.-The Standard. in
an editorial Friday morning. sal@:
'President Cleveland's direct down
rightness on the currency mudd.c Is:
thoroughly refreshing. but his seeming
orders to the senate 10 hasten 10 80 ms
bidding is an error of tactics winch hiss
given a pretext to Senator stewart $
outburst. Mr. Cleveland's utteranee,
bear occasionally curious resemblance
TO those of the German emperor. The
paper says that Mr.. Cleveland's letter
to Gov Northern, of Georgia, is like!
to rctard the repeal of the Shcrn:aa
lan
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AN ALLIANCE.
C: Pennsylvania Manufacturers W
Silver Senators.
They Havo Endorsed An Open Letter 10 ~"
Senste OF tho United States Proposing
q BASIS For the Settlement el
the Great Silver Questions.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept ga large
number of Philadelphia manufacturers
have determined TO make an effcrt ~
protect their own interests by making
an alliance with the friends OF siIvag
70 that end they have indor>ed IN
open letter to the senate OF the Onlie"
States, written by Wharton Barker.
which proposes basis for the sctlic-
nent of the silver question By which
silver may be continued ae money
metal.
The manufacturers who have inau-
rlIratcd this movement do not attr!-
butc the present hard times to the
Sherman law. They assert that 1t IL
due to the fear that the protective tca-
ture Of the tariff is to be undermined.
They hold that if assurance were given
that the existing tariff laws would noS
be disturbed for the next two years
business would take an immediate
boom, mills would start In all parts ot
the country. and employment would
be given to thousands OF the working
men. -, - -, -,
While holding these views they ci>o
believe that 1t wouiL. be mistake 70
demonctize silver These manufac-
turers believe that in many respects
their interests nre allied with the mlne
owners of the silver states. Il WAS
that belief which prompted the move
ment among the Philadelphia manu-
facturers to give encouragement To the
silver senators in their fight tocontinlie
the white metal rs II part OF the eur
rencv of the United States.
While the Manufacturers club, rs IN
organization. has not committed itself
to the movement. many OF its .cadinE
members are Interested in 1t. lanes
Dobson is one of the prime movers ana
his name is ut the top of the list or
sirners OF Mr.. Barker'S letter He has
also sent letter over his own name 10
nearly all the manufacturers IN the city
asking them to read MIR. Barker letter.
which he incloscd, and if they approved
Of it to sign blank slip anil send the:r
names to Mr.. Barker.
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MINE sJAi
twenty Eight "er-.n.n :. $3.50
An Accident Hiti.ONi =

twenty Eight "or-sn =: so
An Accident .,itEoui 3,
CRYSTAL FAILS. Mich. p. "a
mine casualty without pgr.s..c! IL >
annals OF the mining in>.nsirf q: I:
country, if not the world. Occult :.
the Mansfield. the ONLY lrs",s''t.
Besscmer orc in the Crystal J -:
ing district, and ocatct SIX i,.,~ l,
this city. at9 s;ciocif - as>~:i:
The mine caved in from Il:
the bottom. buryi-g {"
workmen and ental:Iag
100000.
The Mansfield shafts arc o. !
the west bank OF Mic.Sy:..s A.
the working levels Of the -. 60
rectly under the stream ~ p.r /
with it for distance % sl.c.',.t
tlrcd fcot The first lcrcl W. IL
five feet below the hottp,a "t
river, and the .3o:ver, les. -
number, ran parallel u tho
the bottom being lbs ct .. '
thc surface OF the w;ttce. ="
up, r levels having oeen sie.At..
the progress of the wor:l. lca...-
tinbers and pillars of ore = 5e't >
mighty weight % thc ei)1r: =:
above. The accident is snp,.r-
have been caused by the civil..'
the timbers en- the fifth lcve!, sic.
those above to follow. and IT -:
river to pour in upon the tatei u :.
After the cave the rive: bed D,..o"
mine was dry fer an hoar ana 4
minutes.
Forty-cight men descended TIC ii
Thursday night. OF thisaun CT twe'.'
escaped an awtu, death All t'y:-
eight found watery graves Their to
les will never be recovered Most u:
survivors were at work or t'Jc G"..
level, which had no; hc~.n SO
out, and consequently d:.' not -. :
when the levels above Ill. ne :. f,
heard the crash OF The caec ;,,' ,'..t
for the laddcrwav Nj Bat i~l.o.
level reached tic ladier}i,tV be-
torrent of the water down The - s
cut off their avenue of cSca?c
The Mansfield was developed az t
six years ago and has been worked 4. =.
tinuously since 1t was Il pro .ncer .:
high grade Ecsscmcr ore. and it is g. :
mated to have contained %0o 900 ton. :,
sight when the accident occur
Friday it is a worthless p:Ic. %:
marked by small bay sun'l ft"m
natural bed Of the Mich CANINE by !,
cave.
The death of twcn;,--cight -n,'a
marked the end Of the Aiansiic;d ":.:''.
for unless the river be forced t"
another channel this rich lep' !. *
iron ore can never be l3or;,"i 4.
Eight Of the victims lcavc till.
children fathcrlcsS and al, -. ::
the remaining twenty w. ;hc 49,
port OF parents.
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THAT ALL Me-
OF the Silver Men nni TAG !rp;.,.''
Not Int,oF..'.i.

OF the Silver Men mai ,:r rrose.'
No, Int;or.e.'.
WAsmINGroN. Sept. 80 -. :,
Barker, of philadclphii. j n -, =
for the purpose of pre- H. -
attention of senators the co'.l:'..'.::
yer scignioragc and protcc)i"" -. :"'--
ton by the Manufacturers. liz. (
Philadelphia. with a view OF c,;.."..
ing an alliance between the n,!,"r-'~
of silver and Of projections.
When the original letter with t,
signature attached Of when -
Barker is understood t. b tn. b. :.
IS presented to the sen to. ., i; 10: -
bly, will be by Mr.. Cameron. ii !
likely to call out IN IL. III ri ::
Some prominent senator - Tn
lican side have expressed iIcl: '.
upon it in advance.
Mr.. Aldrich is qnotcd ns ";ty.i.t'! ::
in his opinion it is not ONLY ,vro. =
necessary but an iacNp!.ca ole pro.
ton which will do 2rcat harm H..
lieyes it does not Stand gh.~: -.
chance OF being accri.tcd in con :r>>..
Senators Sherman, IIcar. ne ::i.. y. -
crs expressed like views rhvr,,';: 1 =
ing only before them tAc prs. =
patches as to the nature OF the li'' -
siton, but waiting its full text W.. IL
interest
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SPIRITUALlSTS CONVENE.
Efforts at Chicago to form II National a.
ISOLATION.

CHICAGO, Sept. o9.-'i'he first dcle2a'e
convention of the >pirituaii>ts br1.;'a
here Wednesday. The conventions -
tor the purpose OF forming a nat'o2..l
association of permanent c!,;,lT!c, =,
and the selection OF n nat,Cn!. c&cc--
tive committee with subcommittee o';
all important subjects relating to ap1r-
itualism.
Delegates from 90 states were pre-
cnt and many more are expected. he
convention was called to order by Fem
porarv Chairman NJ. {. Edison. OF WASH
ington City, and a permanent orghn!@a-
ton was effected by the selection OF
the following officers:
President, Ii. t. Barrett, OF Now
York; vice president. X. =. Molten, OF
Grand Rapids. Mich; secretary, v. II.
Back, ST. Paul.
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Trair-Robb+r Hcdgrrc,s Do.cd.

ST. CHARLES, Mo, sept. "9.-Siarlon
JIcdgepeth. the noted Glendale train
robber, after legal struggle lasting
months. was Thursday convicted by
jury, and lis punishment fixed 1t
twenty-five years Imprisonment
Hedgcpeth had no lawyer. but acted
as his own counsel. When Express
Messenger Mulreman was testilying
Hcdgcpcth jumped to his feet @nd
shouted. Your liar. He dld
this again when Lawer r'urlia5 was
on the stand.
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DIGGING FCT SILVER.



PARKERSRuRG. ~ Va. Set 81. ..c
silver prospector> WHO "r' sin. ..
shaft three mile, above t!i.> - III
the Little kanawha are '!,,tsn ~ "
feet, and arc DoH cncagr.i in Ia: *
n very hard rock. Whci tie, q =,
directly over :. lode on ,riu
The correspondent Wa IN
Friday by one Of thr fans - =
the rock through which ;1m> Ii
now going has lccn ail;:l:'zrt!. IA
that it shows silver, lead and co..
worth 500 to the ton. 4 funri', '".: Il
is also claimed to have beer srpcA :.,n
analysis Of which is not yet c.lrl'.. =.
but which is believed to br ariri:"ny.
The prospectors are aan"aua Of u'... "a
in getting silver in .;ood payin;:qu
ties, and they arc not on y in"r.' e
considerable money but are ener...
and pushing. There is no douli t, {
they have found lead. an.! rs Il CO.:
quence some silver. Int tic ,,,... (.
for great things will dep al u;,or nc
next few days showing.
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Ok. ahoma Wants to Ee 4 ss.to.

PURCELL. I. T.. sept. -. -. con~en-
ton OF citizens Of Oklahoma viii i,s
held here Saturday in behalf q; tho
movement for the admission Of nc :.r-
ritory as q state. 1t is claimed by ti,.
statehood executive committee thar
the settlement of the Cherokee Strip
has brought the population up to 49,
900 and the taxable wealth OF the terri.
tory TO $50, 900, 900.
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I.r. Isrf"1;' Gaze.

New YORK, Oct a special to
the Wcrld, from Eochester \. y, says
that it is now certain that the case Of
Rev. Dir. Briggs viii come before the
synod of New York state 1T its session
in the First Presbyterian church in
that city. October SO.
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Yellow Jack at Irursw.c..

BRUNSWICK, Ga, Sept. 30. About
twenty eases of yellow fe,-er w,.rc ~
ported Friday. One deatn, Mrs. j 4.
Mullin. Surgeon Fagcl ,sr:, !. / F., .
outlook is favorabe for ltrg. III
crease in cases during the next fifteen
days. but the mortality, nc slys. will
be small
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Anarchists Meeting Broken Up.

LONDON. Oct. o.--Police stopped an
outdoor meeting OF anarchists at Man
chester sunday evening because the
speaker refused to stop nsirg inccn-
diary language The chairman and
speakers .vcvc removed forcibly from
the truck which served as platform.
The audience resisted the police and q
fight followed, four anarchists Icing
arrested.
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yur;,.ne wheels ut Niagara.

PnlLApnIPHIA, Oct. 2.-Thrce Of
the immense turbine water wheels,
with their auxiliary mechanism
which were built L; THIS city
at cost of 100000 each for
che purpose OF utilizing the stupcndous
power OF Niagara falls for industrial
purposes, ni!l shortly be placed in posi-
ton. Each wheel is expected to devcl-
op 5000 horse power The plant will
be erected some distance above the
foil
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An~ln-An,.-irln parcsl Post.

LONDON, Oct. MIR iienniker
neuton is y passenger on board the
steamship I.ucania. en- route to the
Shifted States ana japan. NJ. Heaton
will endeayor to make the necessary
arrangements for IA aag!o-American
parcels post