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dent or the Senate? Whose business is it
TO make appointments. any way? Is the
Senate to be placed in the position of be-
ing under an obligation to enact law in
order TO induce the President to perform
his duties? Ii tile President persists in
this course Repu blican Senators who have
been ready to vote for the repeal of the
silver bill may conclude to let him fight it
out with his party.
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Swallowed Paris Green.

The body of Charles Frank, baker,
was taken to the Morgue yesterday. He
lived at 1853 Howard street. On Tuesday
night he was drinking in saloon near his
residence and saw the result of the draw
ing Of a lottery in which be held q ticket.
He remarked that it was too bad he had
not drawn q prize and left the saloon.
Yesterday morning he was found dead in
bed with the pillows propped at his back.
tunbler lying in bed explained the
cause of his death. 1t contained the dregs
Of paris green. The deceased was a
widower. IS year, Of age. and native OF
Germany.
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GLADSTONE THE TRUE UNlONIsT.

The answer which Lord Salisbury has
made to Mr.. Gladstone on homo rule aud
the imprudent block set up by the peers
is bald OF originality and lane and I'm.
potent. 1t is that this is no time to divide
the British Empire by constitutional
changes. But so far as Ireland is part
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nEvISITORS TO THE WORLDS FAIR will
end TEE CALL sale at the newsst2nds in the fol-
lowing hotels: Palmer House, Auditorium Hotel,
Briggs House. Clifton House. Commercial House,
Gault House Grand Pacific Hotel. Sherman House,
Leland House, Northern Hotel, Richeieu Hotel,
fremont House, Virginia Hotel and Wellington
Hotel.
At WASHINGTON D. C-The Willard Airing
ton Ebbitt and Shoreham Hotels.
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Japanese on Trial.

The trial of the two japanese, Ikeda
Zentaro and Fushita Jirokichi. for i'm
porting women for immoral purposes, was
commenced in the United States District
Court yesterday. The testimony taken
was mainly as to Zentaro, and went to
show that certain japanese women were
induced by the defendant to come to this
city for the purpose designated in the COM
VII int
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suits in Foreclosure.

The Western Loan Association has filed
suit against Flavien and Laure VaDde-
weken, George w. Hooper and Mrs. l..
Leroy, to foreclose mortgages on lot at
Virginia and Prospect avenues aggregating
$1,000.
The Hibernia Bank sues Mary Brook, j.
j. Fagan. j. F. Turner. j. p. Frenna and
Sarah Frenna TO foreciose a mortgage on a
lot at Vallejo and Polk streets. given to
secure $500 note.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

FrRNITUBE-By NJ. j. Simmons at 1857 Mar
ket ST.. at 10 80 O'Clock
FURNIIURE.-By S. BaSeh. ut 3le-321 Sutter ST
at 10 O'Clock
FURNITVRE-By Frank W. Butterheld, at
63914 Nstoma ST.. at II O'Clock.
HoRsEs.-By Curley d Mcbride, at S62 Howard
St, q i O'clock
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Struck in the Eve.

Peter Becker, 27 years OF age, bad his
right eye gouged cut by piece Of wood
while working in the Commercial box
factory Yesterday. The wood flew up
from a circular saw. Becker's skull was
also fractured. and it is feared he will not
live. He was treated at the Receiving
Hospital
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Fred Frey, theiPolice Court practitioner
charged. together with l.. c. Pistolesi,
with grand larceny, will not stand his
second trial. Pistolesi was acquitted a
few weeks ago, and yesterday Assistant
District Attorney Hinkie told Judge Sea-
we'll that he had no evidence on which to
convict Frey. Judge Seawell therefore
dismissed the case.
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PUBLICATION OFFICE: /:

525 Montgomery street, near Clay, open until IL
o'clock P. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near Kearny open until IL o'clock midnight:
39e Hayes street. open until 80 o'clock; 6o3 Larkin
street open until 800 clock Sw. Sixteenth
and Mission streets, oren until o'clock; 251S
Mission street. open until o'clock; and 116 Ninth
street, open until 8 80 o'clock.
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Now is the Time to Visit the World

Fair.
Commencing Friday, September l. the fare to
Chicago and return via the Union Pacific will be
$50.
The Union Pacific is the only line running
through Pullman sleeping-ears and dinfng-cars.
San Francisco to Chicago, without change in
three and half days.
All tickets good via Salt Lake City and Denver.
For sIeeping-car accomm odatlons and tickets
call on d. w. Hitchcock. general agent, No. l
Montgomery street. San Francisco: +. r. Els
worth, agent, 913 Broadway. Oakland; or 6. F.
Herr, agent 229 South Spring street. Los Angeles,
Cal.
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SUFFERERS from coughs colds bronchitis.
Group, influenza. whooping cough, will find -e-
lief in DR. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
which has now been IN use for nearly half CEN
tury, and still maintains its long established repu-
tation as the best remedy for all diseases Of the
throat. lungs and chest.
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DauY CALL dncluding Sundays, Sc per year by
rail nostpaid: Is cents per week. e5 cents per
calendar month, through carriers. DAILY JAIL
81 SO per year. postpaid. SUNDAY CALL and
WEEKLY CALL $3.50 per year, postpaid WEEKLY
CALL, 81 per year, postpaid
THE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts,
nor will the editor enter into correspondence re-
Specting them.
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Phil1ins, Rock Is1and Exoursions

Phillips Rock island Excursions
Leave San Francisco every Wednesday and Sarur-
day via RIO GRANDE AND ROCK ISLAND Rys.
Through tourist sleeping cars to Chicago and Bos-
ton. Manager and porter accompany these excur-
sions through to Boston. For tickets, sleepng-car
&C comm odatioDs and further information address
CLINTON JONES. General Agent Rock Island Ry.,
36 Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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SCHRFIBER's Restaurant. 834 Market street
correct place for ladies'. gentlemen and familie,
to breakfast, lunch or dine, table t'hote or Ia
carte
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WHY suffer from scrofula when Hoods Sarsa-
parilla is such potent remedy for all blood dis
eases? Send for book containing statements OF
cures to c. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
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NOTICBI

Any Of our patrons 1cho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale by trainboys
.oiU confer a faror by notifying this Office
ef the fact, naming the date and train.
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vIeoR, vitality and healthy appetite impaired b.
a little Angostura Bitters every morning. Sol
manufacturers DR.. j. g. b. Siegert d Sons
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL.

so Potter building New York City, is provided with
flies of California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
vertising rates and sample copies furnished
f. k NISCH, Manager.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has larger Circulation than any
other newspaper published in San
Francisco
The morning call., 1893-10-19

For dyspepsia, collie and exhaustion, no remed
like PARKER's GINGER TONIC
PARKER's HAIR BALSAM is life TO the nalr.
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The trial of Martin O'Nsill for the m ur-
der of Kate Critics has been set by Judge
Wallace for the 30th inst.
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Another Great Reduction in Rates via the
Shasta Route and Northern Pacific X. X.

Only $50 to Chicago and return. Good sixty
days. Two through trains leaving Portland
morning and evening. Finest equipDed trains
in The world. Composed Of Pullman palace,
Pullman upholstered tourist and dining cars
with us before purchasing elsewhere. L. X.
STATELER, General Agent, 63S Market st.
San Francisco
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL
srRsCRIPTToN RATES:

New York. BRENTANo BROS. 5 Union Square
Chicago .... W. B. SIZER, 1S9 State street
New Orleans. .GALLoT &JoUBERT, 115x Common
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAN FRANCISCO, october IS, 1881
o ficial Forecast for Twenty-four Hours
Ending Midnight Thursday.
San Francisco and vicinity Fair weather;
slightly cooler Thursday northerly winds, be-
coming southwesterly. JAMES J. GRAY.
Acting Local Forecast oficial.
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Fred Frey Discharged.

IMPoRTANT.-Flneste eyeglasses, specs. 15c.
81 Attn ST.; Sundays. 726 Market. Note Nos .
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least for the present. but the performance:
OIL Saturdays and Sundays will be maln-
tanned as usual.
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O'NeiIl's Trial.

CRYsrALIzED ginger, 25c ib. Town.enas.
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Heu, N. lTu.i W. tThIfr. Sa- Moons Phases
81 al 1 a 2 n Oct ID
49, ---I-- ~ Last Quarter.
II 5 9t10 II l2 13 "A a Oct 9th.
II --l- --- - New Moon.
tl15 16 II iS 19 20 Fl - Oct l7th.
II - --- - - - ~ First Quarter.
II zz 20 - 80 20 - 20 "a Oct. Gath.
# - tSJ Full Moon.
- - = ~ Oct 3lst
u = ~ Last Quarter.
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THE CALL CALENDAR.

OCTOBER. 1893.
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GEARY LAW DECISION
Judge Bellingef Admits Wife
Of . Polygamous Chinese.
fraser RIVER SALMON RUN.
A 1Dn10oo Raek Anticipates - -
Cannosies-NanaaoeQ insss Oppose
YsopsoeA Wages CuG

PORTLAND. July 3I-lspsciai- IA deci.
sion Just rendered BY Judge Bellingsr, Of
the United States district court. presents .
remarkable feature of the o6iciai recogni-
ton Of the existence Of poiygamy In
China and permitting Chinese merchants
70 bring 20 this country - many wives .
they posesA The ease VS. thas OF
Tsoy Gum, wife of Ne Kim, . veil
known merchant Of shis city, ana
their daughter. All Gum, Who came
here - passenesn on the Hayuan
republic. and were refused sntEa8cs ~
Collector Of the Port Black. Collector
Black maintained that Tsoy Gum was not
an actual bona fde wife. and nothing else
than . mistress. and that she had brought
the girl back from China 70 use or sell for
immoral purposea Both Ne Kim ana
Tsoy Gum were able TO prove that they
were man and wife.
She vas his second wife and the other
was still living. On this ground the col
lector had claimed that under the United
States laws she could nos land. - she
could not BE- proper woman. Judge Bel.
linger held that they were justly married
according to Chinese Law in China and that
she was thus in no sense . prostitute.
Therefore, as she 10 not laborer. and the
Geary Law says nothing against Chimes
wives. and ~ she was properly identified
by people who knew her before she went
to China. and as the girl was born in
America and had . right TO land, he Or
deFed their release.
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Brief Tacoma Sewa

TACOMA, July 3l.-TSpeciai. e. II. Nc.
Henry. principal assistant engineer of the
Northern Pacific railroad, has fled ootice
Of his claim 10 tso cubic fee, of water n~r
second from the White river. 10 he u.a,,
FOR manufacturing purposes on the stuck
river, near stuck
Mrs. Nsaa Turner. wife of the man xho
shielded last year by hanging himself nm.
der bridge a; Old Tacoma, was returned
TO StesiaccoFn asylum today.
A. II. Bailey, Of the .Nr.rs. has CON. -
Philadelphia 10 accept position on the
Record.
Deanis Doyle, who beat non.n,;o,
sailor severely and was sentenced To ,hs
county jail for one year hy Judge Read a.
tae municipal court, will be proush hs.
fore Judge Parker. of the superior com,
tomorrow on hsheas corpus proceeding.
The upper court holds that the rnun.cinai
ca4rs can sentence prisoner for only one
wear IN the county Jail or siae him $500. Tha
lower court Gned Doyle ana imprisoned
ham besides.
The Tacoma tennis tournament. I'll,
open ga Wednesday.
J. II. Rivers. Of Ellison. Vas Jailed IN.
night on the charge ot eFnhexxle nent. IN.
complainant being H. D. Oxen.
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San Francisco, July 3i.--The Examiner
vii. say tomorrow that while the United
States coast defense steamer Monterey was
ly;ag at Portland fifty-six Of her men de-
serted. and Q number of these deserters
w.fe interviewed. Earnest Harrigan. one
OF their number, acting - spokesman,
sn4a:
We left the Monterey because We con.
si3esred her dangerous craft, and because
I'll. quarters for the men on board Of her
are uncomfortable
The men admitted that tho Monterey
wss splendid sea boat. but said they were
afraid of the boilers. They tell a
ss<.sy that while tho forward boilers
vase being tested tho ship became filled
wish hot air below the decks and was
a;,aost untenantable. and that the iron
sm,>erstructure OF the ship became 50 hot
tismt it could not be touched with the un.
res,tected hand.
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sfRIKR RIOT AT AsnLAND.



Fight with Fssee Omcsss.
AsHIAxp. Wis.,. July 3i.--A crisis was
saehsd IN the lumber showers strike this
morning. The strikers openly defied tho
officers Of ths city and county closing with
them in . hand-to-hand battle, in which
blood Was shed freely. The Shores Lum-
Der Company ssnt word to Mayor o'Kecfe
that II had commenced loading boats with
uon-union laborsrs and asked for
police protection. The mayor sent
Chief Of Police Echwars and some
officers TO the docks. where they were
jninsd by Sheriff O'Brisn and deputies.
The work hsd hardly commenced. how
ever. when great mob of strikers swarmed
down. The foremost of them were forcibly
handcutfed by the officers and others ar.
restsd. who were aftsrward rescued from
tho polics by their fellows
A desperate hnnd-so-hand contest fol.
lowed. The officers were nearly all bruised
with clubs and stones. The non-union
men were struck down with Clubs
and terrible beaten No they fed
panic-stricken, followed by the
strikers. They were met hy officers
who protected them from further violence.
Forty of the rins-isaders of the strikers
were arrested. Mayor oKeefe says that
the president Of the Lumber Shower
Union had assured him that no violence
would be committed. He now swears the
city asli protect the non union laborers at
ANY coat
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A rArHEK's AWFUL CRIME.


sea children AID Atcu,pta Suicide.
Asssoo. Wis. July si-Wulism Nome.
macher. a farmer living nine miles south
east. murdered his wife and three chill.
drsn on Saturday night and made an un.
saceesssul a;temp; 10 take his own life.
The deed Vas not discovered until
Sunday afternoon. Nonnemacher told
the coroner today tina. the crops were
peer and he VAS afraid OF starving: that
his ~tic's parents were in Qaehec. where
they had come all The way from Germany.
and wanted money. ana he had none 10
send. He waited until all were
asleep on Saturday night ana
then taking an AZ killed his wife win
three hlows On the temple. lie then wen,
into the ness roam and killed Jo,enh. 8
years old. ana Willie. years old. n.
stsaek both the boys on the head twice
Returning to the room where his wife law
he picked up the i-yeAy-ola hahv heis
her IN one arm and crushed in
her head With the az. lie thx,
vent TO the harm. climbed onto the r.,s
snd jumped ,seasy feet - the assor ~ "a.
pig sly, sustaining injuries IL his sus,,.
and paraiy alag bis lover exi,esntt,..
Sunday afternoon his brother csrae fr,r,
IN adjoining farm and made the s.fsi
discovery. The murderer has been taken
- Amigo and placed in taii. bat probably
vii not lire long.
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DOOLITTLE ON DECK.
First 81 Washington Delegation
to Reach the Capitol
h me0ssSsAaa C1a1a 1osos % -
oe0s - 8vss fer sAs oDssaea
Doos1sors Aestsa.

VAsnrxorog err. July 3L-ISpecssLl-
Hepssseasassye Doosistis. Of Warrington
arrived here this morning. He h the first
member Of the Washington delegation 70
arrive for the extra session Of congress-
senator eqnsrs has bsen In New YORK
fos some time and viii b here
before next Monday. Wilson and Allen
sss expected any day. Dooiittis - on
hand early 30 get congressional bearings.
hstnr . aes member. He had nothing 20
advances - % the probable action Of con-
eress on any particular question whom
esen today.
The following postodicas wsrs today e.
ssbi;shssa in wsshingson state: Boundary.
Stevens county. r. 4. SERVER. postmaster;
Bryant. snohomish county. z 7. verd.
postmaster.
The president to-day appointed Charin
b. Norton. of Maine, fourth auditor al
the treasury. vice John K Lynch, Of Ms
etssIppi. resigned.
Secretary Carlisle has taken hand IN
ths Chimes row q New York. where
shers has been 80 much friction between
The treasury sxent and Collector Hem
dricka The SECRETARY says fatty
that the department cannot concur
In Hendrlcks' view that the
unauthorized practice. discontinued BY its
order Of July Il. Of aushenticating the GER
siieates Of the Chinese consul ss New
York By the signature and seal OF the col
lsctos. should be resumed. The secretary
quotes cases where said practice resulted
In number Of Chinese getting in who had
no right here.
Ono Of the first biils which viii b pre-
scented when congress meets will b that
for the relief OF William McGarrahan. the
famous claimant against the New ldria
Mining Company. which, has been pend
ing since 1857. In the last congress bill
passed both houses 20 allow the claimant
10 70 before the court Of private land
claims. but President Harrison vetoed the
measure on the ground that he had not
time to consider ita merits. A new bill
WAS prepared. covering the objection made
by the president. and passed the senate
The day Of adjournment Of the last con-
errss. When presented In the house .
motion was made to pass u under suspen-
sion Of the rules. but . similar request
never having been made for private bill,
ground that the time was limited for the
transaction Of public business and the ad-
mission OF private bill would establish .
dangerous precedent. In case the bill 10
signed allowing Mct,arrahan TO 90 before
Che court In question. he must chow that
his grant In valid and carries with IL the
right and title 20 the mineral land. II he
wins he must show how much the New
1dris Mining Company has taken out of
the mines. by the treaty with Mexico.
the United States Ii bound In addition to
returning him his property. to reimburse
him for the minerals taken. The minerals
taken out wers less than the expense Of
extraction and the improvement on the
land.
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rsrsrix, July 81 While passing through
Hanover on his way TO KisNngen, Prince
bismarck was presented with an address
by the municipal authorities. Replying
rs tho address the prince said that IL
il sas true that he was i'll today. he could
sxs he was less SO than when in Office. He
lad Withdrawn from the political scene
alsd now made his criticisms merely
na q spectator. His aim in life had
lseen 10 secure German unity, and this
had been attained in the highest degree.
s;a could not in these early days have sup
raased that as former rsussian minister
ssd ex-chancellor of the empire he would
save been given such a WARM reception in
Hanover. He was all the more gratifed
=; the welcome. as IL expressed the con.
sentiment with which the people accepted
.Rst
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PERSONAL.

M.ss icnnis iuggis 10 vIssng Miss sassle Va,
Aart AZ s,.isasa.
Mrs J. " nsshetl has rs,araess from art.,
~ Cleveland. "a
M sns Mrs. H. l. Eey soias rssa..s.. t-e,n
:sse Hast saadss EigAt
Mrs ~ J Hgs 10 expected sszse today s-or,
Kan Jo~e- Gal. whittier sta w~as stou, az
s~eks ago ~ xstoas the t9nessl ct hsr mother
Ma l. A. Nasesa aad her dsaxh .M.ss.las
see have essa sTss9sas tue past .hfce ss~s.
"a the fssse~s,oae PARA. .essfnea aaase las.
sgak
Mr.. snd Nrs lSseis seswsaaeaer And TIE
AlsSes seswanxeher. waa asvs beea ssss russxs
II Afa Baia<y ssatssxs ~ hs- sSsazssS reslseare
ed laeerne. On tASs N.sAass fos. wld ssaYe gor
sssG Francisco THURSDAY sswalas
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A two-story frame house at the corner OF
Willow and John street was badly dam
aged by fire at 1 O'Clock this morning.
The house is owned and occupied by A. Il.
Anderson. but the family had all gone
to Green lake yesterday leaving no
one at home. Officer Kent sent IN an
alarm, and the hre department arrived
before the blaze broke out. A stream
from No. 4 and the chemical quickly ex-
tinguished the fire, no cause Of which was
discovered. The damage vas about $500
on the house and 500 on contents. IL is
not known whether there is aay insur-
ance
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BDglanA aoA Ypouco Have Agrees %
0to0ooo Anstoro.

s...ss. ~...s.s'
LoSDox, July Sl-The Posfs Paris cor
respondent saya: A lengthy conference
between Lord DufYerin and Devells has re-
sulted in = friendIy entente permitting
San 10 i. m.,c,.;ned a : buf.
e, h.ev.s, R,;,,.h and French
possessions. france aosnoons ue 800
parts TO which England lays claim =
having formed part OF Burmah previous
70 Ihesbavs overthrow. Ensiand 49,
to the necessity o. An accurate aoJussmens
OF the o,amese frontier In feass'on " Ao"-
gun ana AMMAN.
Inc fas0 correspondent. Oh
aesacy says: tn learned on soou ~
tnorisy maj rance osmsHo.
curry from cism snss sns "'
the u!amasum Win
OUT, sns temporary eus %
snansaooon, toWn near 'ue u.l. "
siam aiso' snas oaAm sn4AA es'.o".- w
mihsaiy ssaAOns n cet..ln usA ~"
near sne Aonus1 =. Jan =.
CERTAIN o.stSneS % sne MeAo.s ..,r.
oispa'cn no" oaAsAoA os'eo S'
'P. ma
me uneasiness smonk I. PeoH." 20
,cr ,sy Fr.rcs nnnf = h.vs .rr;vsd and
neroti.tions are I'm GOING on. though the
progress made has not been reported.
The intentions Of the French are
awaited with fear and apprehension.
Admire humann mas ls.uec
sccouG u.oc n.ue no.'cg - '.a Iii nsS.. III ~
Er,.;.h o w.ssh;n. b.,,.. md swift nov
Wins of Hsncfoss u % ontside the block
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fraser River s.luo. R.,.

WEsrNISsrER, B. c.. July 3l.-[Spscial.l
Twenty seven canneries are packing
salmon on the Fraser river this year, and
l.S25 boats are 1t work. 6ockeye salmon.
which 10 the only variety packed here in
large quantities. are running now in i'm
mense numbers. the average take by steady
fishermen being 900 for twelve hours. The
run has never been better than ct present
aud the canneriss cannot get away with
the quantity Of fish supplied them, though
some Of them are packing 500 cases
daily. This morning hsh were 60
plentiful that cents each WAS
the price asked by many fishermen,
but owing to the great supply numbers
were unable to sell. If the run continues
ten days longer, ~ il doubtless will, the
pack will aggregate fully $4,000 cases, the
largest ever put MP on the Fraser river.
while some Gamers expect the pack to
run over 10000 cases. Every packing
establishment has made preparations to
pack to their full capacity and will fill
every can.
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NAxarxo. B. c.. July 81. Especial. l.
The following notice has been posted on
the different pit heads Of the N. V. c. Co.
mines:
"A meeting Of all the employees Of the n.
Y. c. Co. Will be held on The Green at 4
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon TO discuss the
reduction of wages as laid down by the
company"
The miners are not disposed to listen
to the question of q reduction and the
meeting tomorrow promises to be q lively
one