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In manufacturing ventures Of one kind and
another. 1t is also true that the value Of
these establishments would shrink under
radical reform" of the tariff. From a party
point of view it would be well for the Re-
pubiicans II the Dem ocrats should carry the
Chicago platform into practice. If the next
Congress should enact strictly revenue
tariff bill in The first year OF Mr.. Cleve-
lands term, the Democratic succession to
the Presidential nomination would be
matter of little Importance. But this talk
of the Democratic clubs indicates that no
radical reform will be attempted If the
Democratic party cherish such purpose it
would not be deferred from putting it in
force by rich benefciaries of the Republi-
can policy. No one has ever contended
that the Mckinley tariff bill would not need
amendment after year or two of practical
work had shown possible defects. The
next Congress will doubtless make some
changes That it viii give the country the
kind of tariff the Chicago platform calls for
is exceedingly improb bable.
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and their action was indorsedaby the courts.
When clergymen meet 10 discuss questions
more political than religious it would be
we'll to bear the admitted facts of the case
10 mind. The public opinion which forced
the enactment Of the exclusion law now de-
maDds similar action against unwelcome
immigrants from other nations than China.
The working men and women of the coun-
try who find the conditions of life growing
harder and harder under laws which permit
free immigration will not be turned from
their course by resolutions passed by a body
of religious teachers who by the nature of
their duties are protected from the compe-
tition TO which laborers are exposed.
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AnlrsEarFN1s rHIs EvEN1NG.

sTockwrII's THEArlR. Powell street, near Mar
ktJ-"U uele Toms Cabin"
T1voII oPERA HOUSE Eddy street, of Market.
Cfers-"Neh GYynne." e .-"'.
oEcvF-S1sEFT gHEATER Groye street. above
IoH-"Amony The Pines"
WIewAM THEATER, corner Stockton and Geary
sts.-" Tho MaseoiIe" and Variety Performance.
CAIIroHNIA. .THEATEE, kushstreet, above Kearly:-
rDr. Cupid" a'=-- p. .-.= 90 90.
HUsH-srREET THEATER. Bush street. between
farly and Montgomery" Dece ptioh. e..
fALrwIN THEArER. Market street. near Powell.
francesca da RiminLn
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JURY TRIAL IN cRIMINAL CASES.

The Senate Committee On Constitutional
Amendments has under consideration a
proposed amendment to do away with the
requirement OF a unanimous verdict In
criminal cases. The amendment has been
fairly well discussed by the press through
out the State with general approval. The
facility with which juries may be hung
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whea a unanimous verdict is required is
strong argument In favor of the proposed
change. Another objection to our present
system is the numerous delays In conse-
quence of the unanimous verdict require
ment and the frequent ESCAPE of criminals.
Two failures to convict are about equivalent
to one acquittal. -
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SURsCRIPTION RATES

DAILY CALL dneluding Sundays, SIS per yearly
SSH postpaid; Is ceays per week, OF 65 cents per
calendar month through carriers, DAILY CALI
I've copies three months So 25. SUNDAY CALL
(sistrsn paFes). 81 so per year postpaid SUNDAY
CALLaud WEEKLY CALL, S25O per year.postDa1d
WEEKLY CALL IS psgesls 81 Per year, postpaid
TEE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
EC will tie editor enter into correspondents re-
o. tetMe them b.
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b25 Montgomery street. near Cav. open until IL
O'Clock p. H. BRANCH OFFICES; Tlp Market
street near Kearny. open until O'Clock idnight;
sss Hayes street, open until $50 o'cldck; 6OS
arkin street open until $3.50 O'Clock; Sw. corner
sixteenth and Mission streets, open until O'Clock:
25lS Mission street open untli O'clock p NJ; and
JIG Ninth street open until 80 P. "
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They Gni Their pn,ir.

The announcement in The CALL yester-
day that Treasurer Widber would paw sala-
ries In the afternoon eansed Joyous sensa.
tion among the City Hall officials and the
outside departments, and when the lins
was formed there were few laggsrds.
All the afternoon the work went on and
the supplies held out bravely, though some
heavy drafts were made, especially In the
Fire Department.
About $1,000 was collected yesterday from
rents OF city property, and as this went into
the general fund there is not likely to he
any trouble in paying the balance OF the
salaries of outside departments to-day.
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..sIrs. Winslow,s Soothing syrup,

Has been used over Fifty Years by millions of
mothers for their children while Teething. with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child soltens the
Gums, allays Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates the
bowels. and is the best remedy TOR Diarrhoea
VIII ether arising from teething other For
sale by Druggists in every part of the world. Be
sure and ask for Mrs Winsow's Soothing Syrup.
zoe bottle.
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DNEsDAY. ............... ....MARCR !, 1898
NoTIOEt

Ang Of o,r patrons rgbQ fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale Ju hain-5oy8
L ileoTy era far0r by notifying tiis Qgice QJ
HtJGet. naming the date and frain,
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WEATHER. PREDIGTIoNs.

Omcial Forecast for Tlyenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight Wednesday.
BEPARTNFST OF AGRICULTURE
Peg WEATHER BUREAU.
kAN IRAN CISCO. February %. 1881.
ssn francisco and vieinity-Fair weather;
slightly warmer; variable winds So. ~.
+. T. jenkins, Local Forecast onieial.
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An Atchson (kans.l woman has the SOU
venlr pitcher craze. Her. house is nearly
entirely filed with them. and everything
she can lay her hands on she trades of for
pitchers. Her family are consequently eat
ing out of pitchers, drinking out of pitchers
and doing numerous other acts With the
assistance Of pitchers,
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TEE DAILY MORNING CALL

New York. &C.. .BRENTANo BROS, ; Union Square
eago..................News Stand Palmer House
hsH orleans, ,...,,.,.,.,. GALLOT & JOUBERr.
I'LL Common -.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
81 Potter building, New York City, isproyiGed with
fl,tof California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
tGIlsILL tales and sample copies furnished
Y X MISCH Mluarer
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ArdrInN sAI.Es To-day.

FuRNIrrnE.-Bx L, Vincent, at 4o6 Geary ST.,
at o'cocS.
FrRNITtRE 5. Basch. at .o29 Pine St, at Il
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To get at the facts regarding Hoods Sarsaparilis
ask the people who take this medicine, read the
testimonials often published In this paper. They
will convince you HOODS CURES
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THE MORNING CALL
prpIICaTrON OFFICE;

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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ONLY SOC for three pounds OF famous broken
candy in extra large Japanese lunch basket.
TOwDsenu's 627 Market street. y
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LEGAL NOTICES.

| THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY AND
L county OF San Francisco state Of California
Department No. 9-Propate. In the matter of ina
estate OF ALEAANDE Balm. deceased Order 10
SNOW cause why order OF sale OF real estlta should
hot oe made FEoRLNCE BAIN, administrators
Win WIT, the Win annexed OF the estate OF ALEXAN-
pEh Balm, deceased. having filed her petition
herein duly verified praying FOR an order OF sale OF
the whole of the real estate Of saId decedenf Tor
the purposes herein set forth.
IL Is therefor ordered by the said court thas all
persons interested IN the estate o! the saia de-
esssed appear be- ore the said superior Court
FRIDAY the Sd day OF March, 1898, at 20 O'clock
IN the forenoon ol said day, AZ the courtroom OF
department 9. probate, OF said Superior Court at
me new CITY Hall. in the City ana County OF San
sraheisco; state OF California, TO show cause why
an order should not be granted TO tue said admins.
ratrx TO sell the real estate OF said ecease or so
or private sale
And that copy OF this order be Published at least
9lee D Wees. Tor four successive weeks In THE
ilAiLi MORNING CALL. newspaper printed and
pnhilshed ip said city and county
Dated JaRuray 81. A. d. 1898
J. V. COFFEY,
- Judge OF the Superior Court
W. II. BODFtSH d. WILLIAM X MCSlEW
Attorneys for ADMINISTRATIVE. fel 5t We
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NOTICE OF mEETINGs.

EXTRA Mince Pies. swATN's. 2ls sutter street
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N Mission Lodge No. l69, +.
Gs~S and A. M.--Ststed meeting THIS "a
(MEDNESDAy) EVENING at 1880 O'Clock. x Y
G. II. BUNKER Secretary. IwN
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FINANCIAL.

GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK.
= oSS hearny ST.. the only corporation that lends
money on diamonds. watches; low Interest. oc4 &
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Mr. Herbert. the new Secretary of the
Navy, holds ..the opinion thatin order to be
preparedto to maintain peace we must be a
strong naval power That is also the view
taken by the strong military powers such as
Germany fE main tanning great army. II
is the reason given for the increase OF the
German army proposed at this moment
We do not:need large army, but some day
a much stronger navy than we have might
be required to*give emphasis to diplomatic
attitude: -. -
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THE CALL CALENDAR.

MARCH, 1898. :.
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GO hEe4 aaPg s*ss ztJrsaEI.
aR=sslSgss -s5tsff Z ssls.S
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

" NANTED-EXPERIENCED INFANTS NURSE.
" S25; German second girls, $50: second girl,
81; 6 erman Swedish housework girl for Ross
station. &25 to $50, lady here at noon; Germaa
woman Tor ranch $2b; strong woman, housew0rk
ranch. S25 and others desiring reIla Bile places cali
at PHILIP BEssoN's (mauager), 2O6 Powell st /
CHAMBERMAID. CITY, $40: COOK, BOARD
" ing-house $50; ranch cook. S25; Ge rman cham-
bermsid, country, $40; nurseglrl, one child sra
and girls for housework. r. 4. WARD q co., $40
Clay St
VA MfANTED-REsTAURANT COOK, $40; s SEC
~ ond girls, $40; French nurse. $25; German or
Scandinavian cook 2 in family, $50; nurse $50;
WIZ anu "l.nout wasnihg' 80; S3o aud
$50; IL young girls to assist $l5 aud girls of ali
halonailties iof COOKING and housework In city and
country az $40 $50 aud $50. j. i. CRoSErF Il
CO., Sl2 sntter ST.
WANTED-2 GERMAN COOKS, $50 AND S25:
W French nurses and seamstress $25 and $50;
work and assist, S26, $40 aud Sl6, at LEON An
DRE'S, 800 sntter 81.
IA ANTED-2 MATTRESSES, SANTA CRUZ
" $40 each; Infants nurse. S25: waitress and
psrlormaid, s25; waitress, small hotel $50: so
heusework girls. S25 and $40. Apply MISS PLUM
KEfT, 424 sutter st.
COoK, SMALL COUNTRY HOTEL, $40 TO sS5;
~ honsework girl, Belvedere, s25 to $50. see lady
here at lO:30; housework, Alameda, $50; Winters,
easy plaes ,aFs Pals aa nnnTsesr shd sS5
10 girls. housework, city. $40 and $25. Apply
MISS CULLEN. l0S STOCKTON St, room 2.
CooK. COUNTRY, $50; ALSO SECOND GIRL,
- $25; French nurse same house. $25 1O5
Stockton ST., room 2.
w ANrED-YOUNG GIRL To ASSIST IN LIGHT
w honsework In family of 2: wages IS per month
Call "a IL Webster St mrl 3t
LIRsT-cLAss OPERATOR on CUSTOM VESTS.
1 good wages; steady work 123 shlpey stm1 3%
C1RL, 7s7 McALLISrER, TO ASSIST IN GEN
VI eral housework. mrl Ste
IIRL WANTED TO Do GENERAL HOUSE
VI work; understands cooking; wages Sl5. 700
Shotweil ST. mrl 3ts
Az ANTED-GIRI, TO Assist WITH UOtfSE-
w work. S24 Eighteenth ST. mrl 3r+
GOOD GIRL ABOUT 16 TO ASSIST IN HOUSE
" work; steady ace. 1918 Laguna st, bet. Post
and Sutter.
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RP Mount Moriah Lodge No. Al.
ur~D F. and A. M.-Stated meeting THIS "a
(YEDA EsDAYJ EVENING, March !, at XXX
80 O'Clock. BY order OF the W. NJ. IVY
II BROWN
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rTHOROUG BRED GORDON SETTER BITCH.
Il well trained ana used TO the gun: cheap. Apply
14O Chestnut st, bet 8 aud P. NJ, Wednesday. /
.R0O OHiCKS; 10c EACH: HATCHED by
OUO sCHULE's Incubator. 1918 Valencia, 81
Ill KINDS OF WOODWORKING MACHIN..
- cry, with gas engine. for sale or rent ld2I
Mission ST. mrl 7ts
pErALUMA INCUBATOR AND BROODER.
capacity 800 eggs 3S5 Duncan st. fe2S It's
CECOND-BAAp FIREPRoOF SAFE; CHEAP q
~ Main st. fe2S 7tA
DAMBLER SAFETY. DALE. OFF GOLDEN
IL Gate ave. bet. Leavenworth. Hyde: bell 3 "a -
COX SINGER 0SCILLATOR TAILoRING
ID OO. machine; other bargains; all warranted
The ). HILL Co, 20 New Montgomery, s F. fel2ts
SHowCASES, BAR, STORE OFFICE FTX
= lures Seherer's Pioneer Store 25 10Th. jaIs 2m
CAFE, SCALE, LErTER-PREss, SToRETRUo6
- and money-tA cheap. lO2 Clay ST. auI Il
SECONDHAND BOILERS ENGINES. PUaTrS
~ shafting pulleys, betting. water pipes ETC.
ees II MCINTOSH q WoLPMAN, 1877 Bealsss
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MALE HELP WANTED.

w ANTED-2 wooDCHoPPERs FOR SANTA
" Cruz County, mixer and butter-m aker,. SIS;
waiter for oysterhouse, S35 to sac; French waiter
go; waiter $40; butler city. S55 TO $40; German
boy for bakery, SO: Japanese boy for second WORK
50 a week. LEON ANDRE. 32n sutter st -
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NIIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN WITH NO IN
M cnmbrance In good business with means Will
marry respectable lady with comfortable home.
Address Confidence, 25l8 Mission &C. mrl 2ts
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:A AANTED-RAHROAD TIE MEN. 13c EACH;
y woodchoppersi more miners S43 and 500;
c0lored coAchman; butter for private family;
5butter-naker, $50; cook, restaurant s65 cook for
meA and make butter, $50. ADply J. 4.
CROSETT Il co. .62S SacraInantn -
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
New Hands Will Remain.

WILKEsBARRE. Pa. Dec. AFTER being
In suspense all day, the Leh gh Valley
railroad strike 8 received official iniorma-
tion last evening from Chairman Rice 4
The grievance committee that the strike
had been dec ard fl. TIE strikers are
now awaiting Rice's arrival home, until
hey learn on what terms they are to re-
turn t. work. There is a general feeling
that Ora d Chiefs Arthur, Sargent aid
Wilkinson c. needed too much to General
Manager voorhees,. and that the men are
not at all pleased with ,heir act IN, and
unless all hands are taken back there will
be consider Dle dissatisfaction. 1t is not
believed that Ill will be taken back. An
official Of the Lehigh Valley said:
'The men who chme to our rescue when
we needed men will b. kept in our em-
pl"y, IL would not be light or just 10
dismiss hem under the circumstances"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
IN a SNOWSTORM.
Two Vessels Driven Ashore and Wrecked IN
the Coast OF Matiituck.

GREENPoRT, n. Y, Dec. There are
two wrecked vessels off the coast near
Mattituck. Both vessels went ashore
during n sn0wstorm. One vessel Is the
four-masted hri"-rigg,d snip Solario,
bouud from New York To New Bedford,
Mass. She sal ed from New York on
Thursd y and ne u tered rough weather
on saturday ald continued u be storm.
b attn u nil he went ou The rocks al b
o'clock tn sday night. On Sunday night
it locke I a time "a thou IA it might
clear, nrd the crew vino were almost worn
out, hought thy were sai-.
The orm Of 5 u day aud sunday had
WIS ed the seas ov-r her uecss until they
were coated with ice The ics ad formed
IN tie ropes and line, and It. was almost
impossible to work he shn The mems
clio hiug were also crusted " { ice The
mems fin 4ers and ears wrrt b udiy nipped
by the frost Suortly before midnight on
Sunday he snowStorm set ia % thick Y
thai IL was almost Impossible ior 10 Sc
the leng h OF the snip
Daylight give no relief Tho ice had
been Rr wi z thicker, nd by 10 O'clock
the storm had 80 inc essed that it va.
then impossible G. make out land, a
lnoubu IL WAS kNOWn 10 Dr ilo-t DN. I ip
tain Morse yainy tried to wear the shi,
around To avoid bpachnV, but bens
caught In more tha usual hard blow,
WAS carried on the rocks. He thinks the
Solarios hotrom was stove in when sh,
first struck.
Before str king he rocks the crew had .
terrible experience. The wind drove tn
cutting snow into their { ,ces until IL ,
inp >sibe to face the storm. The effort
OF the res, u r. were made flicut by the
Ice which emcrusled the clothing worn b,
them. All he crew are safe and have
started for New Y rk
The second wreck e. on the shoal cp
po-ite NorthyIll' beach. What ship it /
or what th" fac OF those on board, is un
known. ID STRESS signals We're seen II
where the wr OK was disc lvered ye-terd,,
IL is believed the wreck is that of
schooner.
She lies high o. the rocks about a mi
distant from the Soltio The wreckage
iues the shore Tor miles along the coas
The unknown schooner seems 10 have he n
laden with lumber. IL is ju.t possib
that he crew may have beel re-cued b,
some pa sing ship or at some OF tn
members my have ,af ly reached land.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
ALL MUST GO BACK.
Striking Railroad Men De-
clare Their Positions.
THEIR PLOYERS' VIEW.
M Who Helped Them Out Will Not
Be Discharged For Others.

MAUCH CHUNK. Pa, Dec. 7-There Is a
serious hi c. IN the settlement of he Lee
high Valley suike, The leaders here re-
ce vd cipher dlspalc cbes declaring the
suik II. They expect ed to return in a
body, aud every ma tooH his place. When
the arrangement was male known &c
them things assumed different shape.
They unanimously declared that every
man would have To be taken back OF
none. The strikers held meeting in the
Opara House last evening. The prop
ositIon for settlement was rejected. Sim
liar action WAS taken at L-hgnton, Weiss
port and While Haven. The men refused
b. go work singly. They want the non
nnion men discharged
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
A PostOffice Muddla.

WYOMING, X. l., Dec 7.-Through the
efforts OF Co onel Henry OF Newport. Az
dew w. Whie received the appointment
Of postmaster here, and he arrai ged to
purchase the stock Of goods in the store
cOnnecled with the postoffice of the ex-
postmast r. Colonel Kenyon. The newly
oppointtd official was to lake charge of the
office Dec. l, but on that day he did not
put In an appearance. He Hfterward de-
clined to take charge of the Office, and then
disappeared. VIII t. aud his bondsmen
viii. be held responsible for the correct
W orkings of the Office.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
4" Will Be Sent For. "

EAsToN, Pa, Dc. IA report was cir
cula' rd here tnat the Lenigh Valley strike
had been declared on again. This s denied
by the leaders Of the str kers, but the ct
l. that macy Of The men are dis, atsfed
with the wdy they were treated by he Off
cisls when they reported for duy yester-
day afternoon. They expected to be put TO
work soon, but instead were told that
they would b. sent Tor when the company
needed their services. IL seems that the
men did not understand the sttlement in
this light, anu are very indignant.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
In Honor Of General Shields.

WASHINGTON, ID C. The unwilling
the statue o. Ge eru Jane, ID. Shrd Il O.
the Capitol by he gene .u's dauguter tori
place shor ly after = o'c ock yeslerd y
1 he hail WAS crowded with senator's
ngressmen. The STATUE was p aced sev
eral days ago IN st tutry hail in 81
proximity to that of Lincoln. IL raise
Roman letter, on the gray granite 4 a..
pedestal appear the words: Warri ,
JurisI, Statesman. The Il cure Of Gener
Shields Is in the uniform Of a general at
the time Of h. Mex can war.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
The AuricuiiuristS

GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass Dec. 1.-THE
second DAY OF the public winter meeting OF
the state board of agriculture WAS opened
with lecture on "Ihe Handling and
Feeding OF Dairy Cattle" by Ex-Governor
Hoard of Wisconsin. DIR. Twitchell OF
Augusta, Me-, spoke on Judging Ami.
mails by Sc lie OF Points," and Hon John
T. Russell of Leicester lectured on "The
Horse" closing the days session.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
Contractor Berndt Is In ST. Louis.

PAwTUCKET, X. l., Dec. IA member
OF the family of August Berndt has re-
ceived telegram from Berndt to the ef-
feet that he is in st. Louis. Berndt has
been missing since Saturday, and was
supposed 10 have in his posse sion more
than $1,000. He is a contractor. and builder,
and IL is believed that financial difficulties
led TO his disappearance
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07

lassitude, and irritability.
Remove the trouble at once.
or a whole life will be sacrificed
"Lydia Z. Ptnkham's Hcge.
table Compound will accom-
plish the work speedily.
1t is the most effective rem.
edy for irregular or suspended
action known to the world"
Mrs. Chas. Hires, Box 2Ia,
Duneannon, Pa.
All druggists sell It. Address In confidence
LYDIA T.. PINKHAM MKr Co, LYNN, MASS
Mrs. Pfnhhsm's LiveI-f'iIls. 25 cents
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
MeIlo Has Friends on tho America.

New YORK, Dec. THE Herald says:
The Brazilian cruiser America is lying at
Bridget pwn, Barbados, so seriously dis
abed by the act OF tr ,tor that she w II
probably De unable to continue her voyage
for several weeks. One of the ve- sell 8
valves, among the most vulnerable par $
OF ships machinery, was purpose y
broken by some unknown member of the
crew.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
Peaceable NEGRO Murdered.

LITTLE Rock, Dec. Henry Green
wood, colored, WIS lynched by mob OF
white men near Cherry Valley. The vic
tim was a peacpabl- negro against whom
no charge of lawle.s ess had ever been
preferred. The leader OF the mob, Bob
Wilson, was recognized by Greenwood's s
wife, aud has been arres ed. The negroes
are greatly inceI sed over the lynchiDg
aud threat en- vrng-nce
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
Confirmed BY Diocese Committees

BENNINGTON, VT. Dec 7-ThrIy-sx I
the standing committees of the EpisCop :
dioceses OF the United States have vo ed
on The confirmation Of the election Of Re,
A. c. A. Hall to the bisho pric of tn 5
diocese aud 29-tNo more than a major ty
of all the dioc~ses in this country-are /.
favor Of conf ma M
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
Cabinet AcaIn hrnkan.

ROME, Dec. 7-Un,xuect d complica
tions arose in the cabinet wuich II ardrli
finally completed Tue day. The prrmie
aftrr VAN effort TO Iestorr harm,
went to KnS Humbrrt AMI rendered IA ;
resignation. lie nad found It impo-si b e
to I'm a cabinet whlca would work har-
muniously and suCce fullv
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
The End OF the Jefferson.

SALEM, Mass, Dec. THE captain OF
the schooner Lucy Russell, which is in the
lower hsrbor, reports that the schooner
Jefferson, ashore at Bakers island, has
<, ne to pieces. The cargo Is insured but
the vessel Is uninsured. One cause OF the
disaster is claimed 60 be that the new CEN
tsrboard in the Jefferson fai ell TO work.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
Can't Take Them All.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Dec. THE strik-
ers broke ranks at II o'clock last night
and made a rush for Superintendent
h ser's Office. The latter "a to all appli.
cants: Understand, gentlemen, that |
abide by the agreement gwen out, and
that Is that | shall take back an many OF
you as can make places for"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
ludqe Vino Raised Executions

CHICAGO, Dec Judge Tuthill reserved
Q decisi ~ which he minated that the
testimony OF Mrs Fov will be admitled in
the Coughlin trial. Judge Wing, for the
defense, had move that the state attorney
he instructed to omit references to Mrs.
Foy'- story on the ground that her evi.
dence implicat ed her husband
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07

indications OF
organic trouble.
4" With irreg.
ularities come
disturbances OF
the S to m ac h
and kidneys, vi.
olent h e a d .
aches, shooting
pains, extreme
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-07
Put Their Salaries Hiqh.

OMAHA, Dec. 7.-Il the United States
district curt yesterday Judge Dundy de
nounced the application Of the receivers
OF the Union Pocific for an order fixing
their salaries at els, 90 per annum each.