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The morning call., 1893-03-27
HAPPY HANFORDITEs.
They Give a Royal Reception to the
Father of Kings County.

GdlllGT Ot h4HXS OOunLy.
HANFoRD, March 26-The people Of
Hanford and Lucerne Valley gave a grand
reception to Assemblyman Blakeey and the
committee who labored with him In the
Legislature to secure the passage of the
Kings County BILL The party returned
from Sacramento last night and trainload
of citizens and a brass band met them at
Goshen and escorted them to Hanford,
where parade took place amid music and
the booming Of cannon.
The immense throng then proceeded to
the public hail. where enthusiastic speeches
were made aud Mr.. Blakeley and his CO.
workers were right royalty welcomed. The
act creating the new county Of Kings will
be ratified by tremendous vote. The
meeting gave three lusty cheers for TuIare
City. the action Of whose citizens in the con-
test had merrily assisted in securing the
approval of the Governor
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Died From His Wound

Charles Ii. Heitman. who shot himself In
the groeery-store at Fourth and Harrison on
Friday night, died at the Receiving Hospl-
tai at 1925 yesterday afternoon. Heitman
was arrested Tor being drunk. A grocer
bailed him out, and not being able to repay
the s. be shot himself in the mouth.
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TELEGRAPHERs' TOURNAMENT,
An Account of the Successful COM
petitor in Two Classes.

NEW YORK. March 26.-In the telegraph
ers' tournament at New York yesterday the
winner Of prizes in classes A and b (men
who had OF before been in tournament
and having no record was Ewell Duval
Moore, only representative of the Associated
Press in the entire tournament His per-
formance was marked by the highest speed
and correctn eSs, being the only faultless
sender Of class B. Moore was born at Mount
Sterling, Ky, in 1868 He learned tele-
grapy in 1884, and entered the service of the
Associated Press in July, 1899, being en-
ployed at Kansas City and Chicago and at
present in the New York office Of the asso-
cIation. He iS widely known for the
rapidity and accuracy of his work.
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FOUND IN A CLOSET.
A Brutal and Mysterious Murder at
Sheriff., Ark,

PINE BLUFF. Ark, March 26-Informa-
tion has just been received of a brutal
and mysterious murder at Sherril. Ark The
nude body of Phil Garner. porter at hotel
there. was found in a closet of the hostelry
this morning Tackled on the body was a
card bearing the inscription: &C. o. D.,
collect three months board DIR. Sherril,
keep your man home and he won't GET
lost"
Garner and several men had been drink
ing with a conrtesan, and, after an alterca-
tiou, the murder was committed and the
body placed in the closet. Four arrests
were made and quadruple lynching was
barely prevented, as the excitement was
great
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sWITCHMEN's GRIEVANCES.
Considering the Question of Strike
During the Fair.

PHILADELPHIA, March 26-An impor-
tant secret meeting of the United Brother
hood of Switchmen was held here this after
noon. The purpose of the meeting was to
discuss the question of a strike on the
Pennsylvania Railroad and roads entering
Chicago during the Worlds Fair. or just
prior to the opening. a number Of letters
were read, the general sell Htiment of which
was against strike among the switchmen.
At the meeting, however, strong sentI-
ment prevailed of taking advantage OF the
coming rush Of business 10 state the mems
grievances and demands and to put pressure
upon the companies TO compel them to
grant them.
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NO CHANCE OF ITS COMPLETION.
Colombia's New Contract With the
Panama Canal Company.

PANAMA. March 26.-A telegram from
BoKota says that the clauses of the canal
contract have been drawn and soon will be
signed by the Government. The contract
imposes conditions which Will not be ac-
eepted by the canal liquldators. Tie Gov
eminent has no faith in the ability Of the
company to reorganize on a new basis and
is only giving the corporation last chance
When its failure is absolutely apparent it
will take possession of the canal.
The morning call., 1893-03-27
VOLCANO OF SAN MARTIN.
Magnificent Spectacle Presented b,
a Mexican Crater.

Magnificent Spectacle Presented by
a Mexican Crater.
CITY OF MEXICo, March 26.-There is
great alarm among the people of Tonolu,
State OF Chiahas, over the terrific eruption
Of the San Martin volcano during the last
two weeks. The volcano is in the midst OF
populOus agricultural country and extern
siYe coffee plantations. 1t had been extinct
for more than a century. The Inhabitants
OF the surrounding country have abandoned
their homes and fled TO a safe distance.
The most magnificent and awe-inspiring
explosions ever witnessed occur at night.
lighting up the heavens for 100 miles
around. The flames rose straight up 1000
feet and lava poured from the sides of the
mountain in streams. destroying all crops
and vegetation at the base"
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SHOT To DEATH AT A DANCE.
Fatal ARRAY at Negro Entertain.
ment in the South.

PLAINDEALING, La, March 26.-At
negro dance last night the crowd became
boisterous and posse attempted TO quiet
them. Shooting was started by the negroes
and when the smoke cleared away 1t W as
discovered that two negroes were dead and
two others fatally wounded. Professor
johnson Of the high school was slightly
wounded in the arm.
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FOR TWENTY-FOUR DAYS.
Fruitless Cruise in Search of a Burn.
ing Coal Ship.

SAN DIEGO, March 26.-The tug Fearless
reached this port to-day after a cruise of
over 5000 miles In search Of the burning
British ship Honresfeld, coaler, from
Liverpool for San Francisco. No trace of
the vessel was found during cruise ex-
tending over twenty-four days Strong
gales we're encountered nearly all the time
and nothing was sighted from the time tn
tug left San Diego till it returned to-day.
The cruise is the longest without recoal ling
ever made by a vessel of its class. The
Fearless will proceed to San Francisco in
the morning.
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imprisonment in thi;
country wherever they
are arrested, and latel
on to forcible deporta
ton from the United
States.
No act has beer
passed by Congress In
recent years that ha,
attracted so much at.
tention as the Geary
act. and its operations
when it goes into effect
will be watched with
The morning call., 1893-03-27
Americas Champion Swimmer.

BosToN, March 26-James McClusker.
champion swimmer of America. has chal-
lenged Joe Nuttall. the English champion,
and offers to swim a one-mile race on any
acceptable course of America or England,
for $1,000 side or more, in the latter part
of July or early In August
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RAvACHoL's AccoMPncE.
Important Capture of an Anarchist in
France.

PARIS, March 26. The police of ST.
Michel, Department of Aisne, have caught
the anarchist Matthew, who is suspected
Of having been RavachoPs accomplice In
causing the explosions of a year ago and
wrecking the Cafe Very in the Rue Ma
Renta. Matthew had robbed a peasants
hut near st. Michel. and the police found
him hiding in a loft. When stripped, the
police found in his shoes papers which
showed that he was closely connected with
the anarchists of PaYs. A comparison Of
his appearance with the official description
Of Matthew left no doubt that he was the
man for whom the Paris police have been
looking.
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SARAIVA'S DEFEAT.
1t Turns Out to Have Been a Serious
Blow to the RevoIutionists.

Oioh ~ thS NSNOiulIOHiSlS.
VALPARAISO. March 26.-General Sarai-
vas defeat by The Government troops near
Alegrete, Rio Grsnde do Sui. Thursday, was
q greater blow to the Brazilian revolution
lists than the early stories of the fight would
lead one to believe.
dispatch from correspondent at
Rivera just received says that Saraiya was
not only BADLY beaten, but that 5000 OF his
men became the prisoners of Colonel Malta
commander of the Government troops.
They also lost large number of arms as
well as a great amount of ammunition. and
they could not afford to lose any part of
their limited supply. The revolutionists
have been handicapped from the start by
the scarcity of ammunition.
The morning call., 1893-03-27
Wreck on the Atlantic.

PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-The barge
equator was wrecked this morning off the
Feuwck Islands light. The commander.
Captain John Feehan of this city, together
with three coloTed men. was lost.
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Wheel Factory DESTROYED.

CHESTER, Mass. March 26.--The Grant
Corundam Wheel Manufacturing Com
pany's mill was burned to-day. The loss is
$50. 600.
The morning call., 1893-03-27
Three Young Men Drowned.

MARIETTA. Ohio, March 26.-Three young
men were drowned this morning at Marietta
Island They were attempting to shoot the
swift water when the boat capsized. George
Dow. Harry Dow and Frank Ackerson lost
their lives.
The morning call., 1893-03-27
Flames in aIauudrv a

The alarm at AS o'clo ok last night from
box 276 was for fire In the laundry and
dwelling of Peter Spurtas, at 343 Seven
teenth street. The building and contents
were damaged to the amount of $500. The
origin OF the blaze is unknown.
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HowLED OFF THE STAGE.
Mike Kelly Not a Success as an
Actor.

CHICAGO, March 26.-Mtke Kelly, the
$4,000 beauty, late of the Boston baseball
team. made his debut on the local stage to-
night He was long ways from bowling
success. He was numerically guyed and
after singing Casey at the Bat" the crowd
literally h0wled him off the stage
The morning call., 1893-03-27
BANDIT CAPTURED.
A Notorious Character of the Texan
Frontier in Durance

SAN ANTONIO, March 2G.-Advices have
reached here Of the capture of Carlet Small,
one of the most desperate characters Of the
Texas frontier. Small recently finished a
sentence Of five years at Chihuahua, Mex
leo, for robbing a train single handed. A
few weeks ago he entered the town Of Del
The morning call., 1893-03-27
Shoe FACTORY Burned.

DETROIT, March 26.-The extensive shoe
manufacturing establishment of Snedicor g.
Hathaway was burned this morning; loss,
S125, 600.
The morning call., 1893-03-27
Two Negroes to Be Executed.

BoNHAM, Tex, March 26.-DistrictJ Judge
McClelland passed the death sentence yes
terday on Sam Massey and Jim Bourke.
negroes, convicted of criminal assault upon
white woman. They will be hanged on
Anril Of
The morning call., 1893-03-27
There Were Ten Fatalities.

MCALEsTER, Ind. T., March 26-1he
fatalities at the Anderson mine explosion
now mum Der ten. Herman r. Hody died Of
his injuries this morning.
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ChiId burned 10 death.

MARIETTA, Ohio, March 25.-Affa Ray. 6
years of age, was burned to death last night,
her clothing catching fire.
The morning call., 1893-03-27
Tennessee Town Destroyed by Fire

PULASKI, Tenn. March 26.-Lynnville.
o small town near this city, was swept by
fire this morning. A number of small
dealers were burned out The total loss is
S4O.O 600
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English Spinning. Mil Burned.

LONDON, March 26.-The yarn-spinning
mill Of the Rivett Company at Stockport
was burned to-day. Loss. S250000.
The morning call., 1893-03-27
NEWSBoY DUNNiVANT.
Millionaire Potter Denies Having
RailrOaded Him to Jail.

CHICAGO, March 26. - The millionaire
iron manufacturer. o. M. Potter. lately sued
by ex-Newsboy Eugene Dunniyant for
100000, alleging that Potter had him rail-
roaded to the penitentiary to get him out Of
the way of his daughter. Gertrude Potter,
has broken his silence on the case. Potter
to-day gave letter to the press of Chicago
denying fatty any completely in or connec.
tion with Dunnivanps Incarceration.
The morning call., 1893-03-27

mas communicated with your Department Of
State and that some understanding, whether
Tor delay or immediate enforcement Of the
law, has been arrived at. and will be pub
lshed before May 8. Until then we have
nothing further to say.'
The morning call., 1893-03-27

Cleared GtoGy
all the troubles and ailments that
make woman's life q burden to her.
She's relieved, cured, and restored,
with DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton. Periodical pains, weak back,
bearing down sensations, nervous
prostration, all "female complaints"
are cured by it. 1t improves di-
gestion, enriches the blood, dispels
aches and pains, brings refreshing
sleep, and restores health and
strength.
It's powerful general, as well as
uterine, tonic and nervine, imparting
vigor and strength to the entire sys-
tenn. Contains no alcohol Co inebri-
ate; no syrup or sugar to derange
digestion legitimate medicine
not beverage.
If you're a tired, nervous, OF suf-
fering woman, then the "Favorite
Prescription " is the only medicine
that's guaranteed, in every case, to
bring you help. If it doesn't give
you satisfaction, you have your
money back.
The morning call., 1893-03-27
TO HERD HEATHEN
Quinn's Plan to Guard
Chinatown.
A MAP SENT TO WASHINGTON
One Hundred ard Eighty Marshals
to Be Employed.
THEY WILL WORK IN SHIFTS.
Fifteen Stations With Four Men
Each to Be Set Up in
the Streets.
A MAP SENT TO WASHINGTON
THEY WILL WORK IN SHIFTS.

Having received information that the
chinese are preparing to offer forcible
resistance In case attempt is made to
enforce the Geary law John C. Quinn, tho
Collector of Internal Revenue in this city,
TO whom the power Is delegated by the
Government to carry out the provisions
of the new law, has sent to Washingt on
certain recommendations and plans. In
brief they nre to form Gordon Of yards
around Chinatown, as shown by the Rc-
companying map, and to arrange for
confinlnG Mare Island until deported
all Chinese arrested.
The Chinese deny Indignantly and vehe-
mentiy the assertion that they ever even
thought OF Offering forcibIe resistance to
the law and say that in case the courts
afford them no relief the Chinese VIII go
homo peaceabIy at the expense of the
United States and Will as peaceably sub
nit to arrest, Imprisonment on Mare
Island OF any other restrictions tn at may
be placed upon them.
The morning call., 1893-03-27
TO CALL AN EXTRA SESSION.
Cleveland Said to Have Made Up His
Mind on the Subject

1711'I4 V'I tIIN OHDl-NI.
New YORK, March ga Washington
special to the Herald says that President
Cleveland has finally made up his mind to
call Rn extra session of Congress next Sep
tember. He made this statement several
times last week TO prominent members of
both houses of Congress.
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PROSECUTION OF MoNopousTs.
Determined Effort to Break Up the
ST Paul Coal Coruhine

ST. PAUL, March 26.-Two prosecutions
will be begun at once against the parties
engineering the coal combine. 1t has been
decided upon OF the conference between
The morning call., 1893-03-27

rio on horseback, took shot Rt everybody
who showed his head, aud kept the town in
terror until a few brave citizens chased him
with WInchesters into Mexico. He returned
The morning call., 1893-03-27

The time is drawing near for the enforce
ment OF the Geary registration law. On
May all Chinese found in the United
States who are not officials of the Chinese
Empire, students or merchants and who
have not complied with the provisions of
the Geary law will become subject, first, to
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CELLAR FULL OF BOMBS
Vcnna Poles Lake Startling DkcoV.
cries In an Anarchist RendelIoui
UNEARrHING A CONSPIRACY
A Formidable Plot Against the City
Was Hatching-Many OF the Reds
Arrested and a Possible
Outbreak AvOrted.

VIENNA. Sept. 23.--The anarchists Of
this city have lately undertaken an active
campaign. Anarchist pamphlets are dis
tributed broadcast and violently wordsd
placards are posted about the city. Tho
police learned whore secret meetings were
being held, surrounded the house, broke
In tho doors and arrested the anarchists,
who made n desperate resistance. The
Detectives searched the building and found
printing press, piles Of paper, o large
supply of type and anarchist pamphlets
ready for distribution. In tho cellar cases
nilel with revolvers and large chest vas
fuu Of bombs ready for loading and with
an the necessary charges close at hand.
The discovery caused . tremendous sen.
sntion and It 10 intensified by the knowl.
edge that the rendezvous just raided was
only one OF q number Of such places exist.
ing in the city. Besides the anarchists
arrested, the police have taken into Gus.
tody II members Of an independent group
OF socialists. Tho police are making more
arrests this evening and tho most alarm.
ing rumors are In circulation. It 10 be-
lieved that q great and widespread con.
spiracy against the city of Vienna has
been nipped In the bud, and II is under
stood II the police had not raided tho
house on Siebenbrunner Strasse to-day,
Sunday possibly would have witnessed q
terrible anarchist outbreak. Among tho
things found In the anarchist stronghold
were coats with leather Innings to which
hooks were attached for carrying bombs.
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Harry Farrell Steals . Child ssd Later
Takes His Own Life.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. ga remarkable
series of crimes was committed last night
by Harry Farrell, and there was an aston
ishng coincidence in the discovery and
identification of the fiend's body. Agent
L. T. Wedner. at the Sixteenth street
station, was informed at o'clock this
morning that man was lying dead on .
fiat car al Fifteenth street and Glenwood
avenue. A police sergeant was summoned
and he found a man apparently about Is
years OF age and well dressed lying on the
fia' car. From cash in his throat, which
extended from ear to ear, his life blood
WIS flowing. He was alive but uncon-
scious. Before the patrol wagon could be
summoned he brcathed his last. The body
was removed TO the police station. From
papers found on the deceaAed he was iden-
ilied as Harry Farrell, gold beater of
lsS Sheridan street, where he resided
with his brother-in-law. The man had
slashed his throat with razor. which was
found alongside of him in the car.
The remarkable coincidence developed
during an effort to establish his identity.
Al l O'Clock this morning . woman who
gave the name OF Effie Zuznllock and her
3-year-old daughter were brought to the
Sixth District police station. The woman
stoteu tnat sue uau beeu toNuinOeGlanO, 10
Nd. where she had been to visit
her husband. While on the train
to this city with her two daughters,
the oldest child Of years, .
young man volunteered to care for the
older one. When the train reached the
city tho man disappeared, taking the
child with him. The description given by
the woman OF the man who had stolen
her child tailics exactly with that OF the
mau who committed suicide. The woman
was taken TO where Farrell's body lay.
She burst into tears when she saw his
face. Ho was the man who had stolen
her little girl. Then q search was
made for the child. Al noon the po-
lice were informed that q little girl had
been found in Laurel Hill cemetery. IL
was the kidnapped girl and she had been
assaulted by Farrell. The mother ques-
toned the child very closely in German,
but she was unable to obtain anything
from the girl further than the man had
taken her away and abused her. The girl
suffers severely from the treatment she
had undergone. She Is now In the hospi-
tai
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CHASED BY 900 STUDENTS.

Robbers Attempt to Hold Zip . Normal
school Hut Get Len-Ons 10 Killed.
VALPARAISO. Ind, Sept. 23.-Two men
male an attempt to rob the safe OF the
Northern Indiana normal school tonight.
They were chased and both were shot.
One IL dead and the other 10 seriously
wounded. One Is from Versailles, Ind,
the other from Kalamazoo, Mich, but
their names are unknown.
The dead man is Z. 4. Robinson. Tho
wounded man, who Is lodged In jail, 10
PANIED c. NJ. Moody. The men entered
TIE Banking once OF tu6 c0n816 About
3 40 and covered the young secretary and
her assistant with revolvers. The girls
knocked the weapons from the hands Of
the men and ran screaming down stairs.
Tho robbers, realizing that their efforts
were frustrated, ran out OF the building
through the campus and down the Fort
Wayne tracks, followed by q yelling mob
of students to the number qf fully 1000.
Tn the meantime the she<f and a posse.
together with number OF citisens.
were warned, and they also started
in chase. The students. when
they approached near enough. threw
stones and other missiles at tho thieves.
They returned the fire with revolvers and
q regular fusilade followed. Nathan q.
Howe was driving along the road and tho
robbers fired at him. He picked up
Winchester in his wagon and fred. in
stantly killing Robinson. The second
sho, brough, down Moody. who WAS then
captured and brought to the city. Moody
10 about % years old, the son Of o furni-
ture dealer In Kalamazoo. Mich, and .
student In the department Of stenography.
The dead companion was about the same
age and graduate OF the same depart-
ment, but was enrolled in the scientific
class. He registered last year from ver-
sailles. Ind. but this year gave his homo
as Cincinnati.
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RED HOT FOR SILVER.

Organization Of . silver Lsagus ut Bose-
man With Colonel Chishelm President
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
BozEMAN, Sept. 2s.-To the inspiring
sounds of music, the people Of this city
and Gallatin valley met at the opera
house tonight and, after listening to ring
ing speeches from Mayor Ramsey, Col. o.
p. Chisholm, Caldwell Edwards, Major
Anderson and Judge L. A. Luce, adopted q
set Of resolutions and organised silver
league, ofiicercd as follows: Colonel CHS.
holm, president; Caldwell Edwards, vice
president; Major Anderson, secretary. An
executive committee Of Eve was appointed
to carry on the work of organisation 90
that 1t will include every man in Gallatin
county. The interest manifested was in.
tense, and IL 1t is maintained Gallatin
will be red hot for silver from now on.
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AT THE FAIR.
Yesterday Was Big Day and still Bigger
Daya Are Exneoted Thia Waak.

fesssrday Was Big Day and still Bigger
Days Are Expected This Week.
CHICAGO, Sept. 8.-This 10 Knights Of
Honor day at the worlds fair, and large
numbers Of that order are present. The
weather Ia delightful.
The events next week will doubtless at
tract thousands to the White City. Tues
day the Odd Fellows celebration, which
will last three days, commences. Wetlnes-
day 10 Indiana day and ex-Prssident Har-
rison, Gen. Lew Wallace and other promi.
nent Hoosiers will be present. On Friday
the Irish have . celebration, In which the
lord mayor of Dublin will participate. Sir
Richard Webster. president Of the British
commission, assisted by other commits
sioners, gave a reception to-day. The total
admissions to-day were 24s,76i, Of which
21A, ,442 were paid.
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trust funds, treaty stipulations and other
debts. Appropriations for the service for
the fiscal year 1894 amount to E,95i. .962.
The house committee on merchant
marine and fisheries held . meeting this
morning and decided to allow public hear.
inrs on Oct. 3, on Representative Fitch's
bill providing for free American registers
TO foreign built ships.
The receipts OF the government the past
few days are running behind the expendi.
lures. Tho net loss to the government
during the month thus far is ss13, ,o5s. Tho
gold reserve to-day stands 9s,633, ,765. On
tho first instant It was $50 Ia. The
net currency balance shows an increase in
round numbers OF about s2.2Jo,OOo since
the first OF the month, the figures to-day
being l3,465,9