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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-11-03
MINES AND MINING.

N the Lacllawanna coal mines the
average moathly boring is over 5000
feet.
THE deepest gold mines in Australia
are the Magdala, at Stawel. 2,4U0 feet,
and Lansells, ut Sandhurst, 2,64O.
SINCE 1867 there have been exported
from Cape Colony 5O.OO0.OOO carats OF
diamonds, approaching a total value of
$3.50, 600, 900.
a LONDON inventor has projected a
vast water scheme to enable the gold
deposits in the interior of western
Australia To be worked with advantage
this by means Of artesian well water.
TWENTY miles from Newcastle
Northumberland county, \. r., de-
posit of natural paint (9G per cent OK
ide of iron) has been discovered, and
SO pure that it does not need refining
or even manufacture, since it is ready
for mixing with oil in the proportion
of two pounds of paint to a gallon of
oil
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FIGURES.


HALF a million lives are daily de-
pendent upon the efficiency of iron and
steel wire ropes.
\ WATCH is said TO tick 157.GS0.OO0
times in year and the wheels travel
3,55S2i miles per annum-
THE Croton aqucduct Is forty miles
long. having sixteen tunnels ana col
Iecting reservoir of 5000, 100000 gal
Ions capacity.
IT has been figured that in the
United States the average life for farm
ers is 81 years; for lawyers, -: mer-
chants. -; mechanics. -; seamen, 4d:
labOrerS, a.
The average weight of 10000 Boston
men was I42 pounds: women. 20
pounds. At Cincinnati the average Of
the same number of men was l5I
pounds; of women. 13l.
A CARPET which had been used Tor
seven years on the floor of the coming
room in the san Francisco mint was
recently burnt to ashes, and the resi-
due yielded $1,000 worth of gold.
AT the crcmatory at Fresh Pond, l.
l., I.OI0 corp~cS have been burncd-G5o
men, 27O women, 53 boys and 81 girls
OF these persons 80 We're Germans. 80
native Americans - English. and the
rest from other countries There are
- crematorics in the United States
Catholic Review.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-11-03

An English magazine the other dav
asked women to tell what they CON
slider their pet aversion. Here are
some OF the answers received: The
endless discussion of the Irish ques-
ton" "A formal lunch party" My
pet aversion has no name or being, yet
| see her plainly with my spirits eye
There she sits, always neat and un-
rutfied, ever wearing that serene smile
which makes me long To shake her, if
only to see how she would look then
Always conscientious, always kind.
her worst fault is that she has no
fault. My pet aversion is the fidgctv.
tidylng woman" Cows of coursei If
only knew what that long and steady
stare means! But | don't, and mys-
terry commands awe"
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a DutifuI Husband.

Queen Austrigilda. the wife of Con
tran, king of burgundy, being on her
death-bed, requested her husband to
bury the two physicians who were then
in attendance on her person'in the same
tomb with herself, as she attributed her
coming dissolution to their want of
skill. Like dutiful husband. the king
not only promised his young wife to
carry out her request, but actually saw
that 1T was done. In the good old times
1t was as risky to be court physician
as 1t Is at present TO lce a medicine man
among the Arizona or Oregon Indians.
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house.
Munster township at the warehouse OF Angus
tine DurDin. deceased. IN the village of unster.
Patton borough at Mellon Hatl on Fun
nue. near Magee street.
Portage borough at the building on Caldwell
avenue owned BY Philip Hupier.
Portage township at the public school house In
the village Of jamestown.
Reade township. East district. AT the tin shop
of Abraham Cornelius In the village OF Glasg0w. E.
Reade township, South district at school house
at FiKart.
Reade township. West district. at the school
house ia the village OF frugality.
Richland township at the hOtel Of Bernard
Nees.
South Fork borough at the Band Hall.
cIonycreck tOwusn nip at JacODy's school house.
Summerhill borough at the Council Room.
Summerhill township At School House No. 1.
Suequehanna township at the house OF Frank
WarenelG.
TuaneIhfll borough at the school no use.
Upper Noder township at the ~ hisky Springs
Hotel.
Washington township. District No. ;, at School
House No 3.
Washington township, District No. 2. at School
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They were talking about "A man whom
they had both known in the west.
lie was very even tempered
81 should say So"
wonderfully quiet and collected"
es- was there when it happened
and quiet and collected are the very
words for it,
What do you mean?"
why, didn't you know about it? He
was one of the men that tried TO thaw
out dynamite. Washington Star.
can always tell what man eats
Dy looking at him" said farley, 'sWell,
what do l eat?' said Hawkins. ''Jndg-
ing from Your seedy appearance,
should say seeds" said farley.
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7 HEREBY Ua le known and give t"tlce lhat the
places IoT bol1 IE tfe Aforesaid election tn the
Several 1orougis o. ards townships and districts
Within the said county are as follows 20 VII:
Adams t.Wuship AZ the house OF Daniel Dun
mfre IN AtAmsDlrg
Allegheny township at Bradleys schOol mousse
Ashville borough 1t the Council room
Barr township "a tie Cftice OF Geo Fresh f.sl
Biacklick to uship at the house on the prop
erty OF Siusou AdaH--
cambria tow Iship at the ONCE OF Abei I'oS u
at Lloyd Springs Hotel
t1arroIltown Orpugr At the Council room
Carroll township at the house OF John PICK
CHEST SpTiu-s borough at the touncti room.
Chest township al the othce Ot John u diil-
r.lu . IN the yit.aec o. 81 Lawrence
Clearhcld g. gn-hip at school House no. : al
io,uiug the village of ~. Angus tIue-
,'oneu aua,E township At school housc at Sing
er's ~,
ing.
.;rayls township NJ the rev building on land oi
I'm Gable "a. ea~r end ot new iron bridge
I.i~ytsNsi tt.r-. school house IA said i'urou2h
Dale ,r,-pulp al the I'u tiIc Council Chamber
Dean towns mp at Dysart's school house
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East Conemaugh borough at the Burgess Oh
nee in the Municipal Buiidi ug.
East T.4y Tor township at the new ouilding on
the Headrck school house lot
Ebenshurg. East ward at the Office OF Richard
Jones. .lT.
Epensburg West ward. at the Council Room
Elder township at the school house In the VII
lage OF ~. BpnIfrcs-
franklin borough At the school house
tialIiJzin BJruuah at the school house
GaiIitZn township At the Mountain school
house.
Hastings borough at the Council Cham ber.
Jackson town hip ~ the house OF Henry Rager.
Jahnstown- First ward at the house OF David
q. Rees. NJ ArKeI street..
Johnstowu. s;ecou,. ward. in the building own
ell by Thomas a.. Davis, on the northwest corner
90 Mrrket and Locust
Iohu>t own. IN .Td ward. at the house OF John
Srady's estate No. 2l5 Locust street
IunusJown, FourIL WHTd. at the office OF VIII
liatn Mckee. =. a., on Bedford street
.IuhnstoWn. FItth ward, atthe house Cf Joseph
Layton, ON Haynes street.
.iohnstoWn, sixth ward, at Henry Shaiter's
/ building.
| .JohustOwn, Seventh ward, AZ the Band Hall,
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House No. S, on the pike leading from Cre...-. o..
summit. .'" 20
aVenre. " second
West Taylor township at the house of m. p.-
shOn. III he1.
White township al the new store room of . ,.
Gates. WI % o.
WilmOre borough at the Council Cbaolto-
! hereby give no ice that every uer-uu 60.
ing Justices Oi the Peace. no sl.ail hold .' Ut
nee OF appointment Of prOht trust rl.f..'
Government OF the u nited States or Of M. -, .7
or OF any city tr Incorporated district. ,,s..l.
commissioned officer or otherwise "a -ut,,r.'..
Oflrer Or agent VINO H. or snail be etut.I ..,-.r
der fhe Legislative. Executive or Iudirrt-.
part.aent OF this safe or OF the United ~fsr..
OF any city or Incorporated district. and 49,. d. -
every member Of Congress and Of the stale p .
lature and OF the Select or Common t'DIr.-'
any city. or Commissioner OF any Iu.4r.. -....
district is, 10y law, Incapable Of hoIdIu YI '
cising at the same time the OifIJc or ..rr.
OF Judge, inspector. or CLERK OF any elem,
OF this Commonwealth. and thar u
spectOr. Judge. or other officer uI am. .....
election shall be eligible 90 an Olnre 20 a.. r,-
voted Tor, except that Of an election officer
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corner OF Horner and Cherry streets.
Johnstown. Eighth ward. at the hall Of Mrs
Catharine Ream ou Main street
IohusToWu Ninth ward. at the house Of Peter
MaItzt.
Johustown. Tenth ward, the American
House.
Iohnstown Eleventh ward. AT ID. Lucas furni-
ture
Johnstown. Twelfth ward at the lookup OF old
Council Cham
&. Bland. Eco.
Johnstown, Fourteenth ward, at the Hose Car
riase house.
JonnstOwn. Fifteenth ward. at the Band Hall,
Third avenue.
Johustown, Sixteenth ward at the lookup
JOhnstOwD, eVenteenth ward. at the MO&ham
Fire Company building.
LiIIy borough at the Council Chamber.
l.DreItO borough at the school Ouse.
Lower Yoder tOwnsh hip at the Elk Run sch pol
house.
MorreIIyiiIe, First ward. at the Council Cham.
| ber.
MOrrelvilie, Second ward, at the insico Build
ing corner of GARFIELD and First streets.
/ MorrellVllle, Ihlrd ward, al Bhel schOo
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and Election Public Officers" within the Commonwea 10th
aforesaid that Gea Election will be held the
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-11-03

XVHEREAs BY of the General Assembly Of the
w D.. pubic
th County oL Camba in The Commonwealth OF PehnyNaa
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being Tuesday
ONE PERS0Nf fORC
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vote Il straight ticket must no
The morning call., 1893-06-04
Suif for SANDER.

Matthew Monaghan has commenced suit
in the Superior Court to recover 5000
damages from William Herbert. The
ground upon which the action is based is
SANDER. Monaghan alleges that Herbert,
actuated by spite, caused his arrest ION a
charge of burglary. which charge was dis
missed after an examination before Judge
Campbell, and that subsequently he had
him brought before the Fire Marshal to
give evidence as to his wherea bouts on
the night of the 1st of April at the time a
fire broke out in Herbert's place Of bust
ness. The plaintiff alleges that Herbert
made a number Of statements which have
damaged his character and his business in
the sum named
The morning call., 1893-06-04
MISS HEADS SCHOOL.
Interesting Graduating Exercises
Held FRIDAY Evening.


On Friday evening the graduating exer-
cises of Miss Heads school, Berkeley,
took place Ia presence of numerous
gathering of friends. The Right Rev. w.
F. Nichols opened the proceedings and ad-
dressed the graduating class. Professor
Gayley of the State University spoke
earnestly on "The Dignity of Self" The
diplomas were presented to the graduates
by the Rev. G. A. Easton.
One of the distinguishing features of
Miss Heads school is the method in
which German has been taught by Frau
lein Wii;nrf.
The perfectly natural way in which the
child en-, from the youngest class to the
highest, acquire the power of expressing
themselves easily in the tongue. is a con-
vincing proof OF the vitality If the me thod
employed, viz: that Of speaking in order
to acquire speech. CONN and Meister-
scnatt are rivaled and superseded The
lesson is given as lesson in the mother
tongue would be given by an intelli-
gent teacher in the various grades
of English. A striking instance of the
grasp this method takes on tho mind
The morning call., 1893-06-04
Coast Division Changes.

The new time-ta Bile of the coast divi-
sion of the Southern Pacific went into
effect yesterday. In addition to the regu-
lar schedule, three new trains will leave
Third and Townsend streets as follows ::
Del Monte express. 80 A NJ. F.; Palo Alto
Sunday passenger, 9:30 A. NJ. Del Monte
limited, P. NJ
The Palo Alto express leaves at :25 in
stead of 1870 as formerly.
The San Jose express leaves at 5:10P. NJ
Instead of 3 is p. NJ. as formerly.
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and imagination is shown in the fact that
one little girl, who had studied about
three years, wrote poem of thirteen
been read and discussed in class. 1t was
requested that an account be written 10
the pupils own words. with the result
that This pupil gave her ideas in pnetic
form. French is taught on similar lines.
Fraulein Wittorf proposes visiting Euro
pean countries in order to study progress
in educational methods.
The morning call., 1893-06-04
PARTNERS WANTED.
PROPERTY WANTED.

ANTED = CHOICE RESIDENCE Lo s IN
the Western Addition: must be cheap for
cial Agents, New Montgomery ST., Palace
HOTEL my7 SuWe In
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PERSONALS.

T NV or MEANS CAN MEET AN EDUCAT-
| ! ed and accomplished gentleman, object mat
rimony. by addressing Chemist, box 70, this
The morning call., 1893-06-04

IN SECONDHAND FRENCH AND GERMAN
w plate mirrors and in all sizes and at half the
price OF new ones; all are neatly framed: suitable
for bars, dressmakerS, mantels, etc j. NOONAN
lO17 to 1923 Mission ST. above Sixth Is M
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'ONTENTS OF LARGE BOOMING HOUSES
can be had in small lots TO suit purchasers: car
pets, bedSteds, par or SETS mattresses, etc; will
sell for cash easy payments j. NOONAN 1917
to 1923 Mission, above Sixth l6tf
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MRS. MOLLY FRAZIER, FORMERLY oFTHE
NJ Desmond House. OF any friends knowing tho
address of Mrs Frazier. please communicate i'm
mediateIy with Ii. q. MEGERLE. 1915 Fourth ST 4,
Sacramento. Cal.
The morning call., 1893-06-04

N ANTED-BY A COMPETENT PERSON, Po-
~ sitlon as governess in fami y; teaches all
branches-SpaniSh, German, French and Eng
llsh. Can at 1921 O'FarrelI st. led BIS
The morning call., 1893-06-04

aF-S ton ball, 232 Suffer street. between
kearny and Grant avenue-Grand union mass
meeting this Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
for young men only. addressed by hr. Harry Hill
lard college secretary of the association Mr.. Fl.
j. Mccoy, general secretary, who has Just re-
turned from the East, where he has been in at
tendance on the thirtieth international conven-
ton OF the Young Mems Christian Association at
indianapolis, viii preside tle service. Seats
Tree TO ALI young men, ! his promises to be an ex-
ceedingly interesting service.
The morning call., 1893-06-04

UY GROCERIES AT w. f. HARRIS d CO.'S
CASH STORE, 1892 Ninth St, Mission.
We quot subject cha ge: Paddock brand
jams. jars % cents. ST 40 per doz.; Eagle MIX,
81 80 a dozen; to regular trade only graduated
sugar. IS 10 for 81 less than jobbing best
Point Reyes butter, 40c roll: choice butter soc;
1t is time for packing, think it !71ac to
2Uc in our store; look over our stock; right
prices on everything; goods shipped every
where. apis SaSu Emo
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ESS West Sine Christisn Church, Il ush
Es-S street, between Scott and Devisadero-W il
liam A. Gardner. pastor. Subjects l A. NJ. TO
children especially, "Lions In the Pathway" also
Instructions TO older ones 7:45 p NJ, "The Sac
rilegious PenkniIe." Sunday-school. 10 A. NJ.
Seats free.
The morning call., 1893-06-04

w ANTED-BY NEAT, RESPECTABL AMERI-
W girl: Protestant: aged 20: place as nurse
girl and do upstairs work; references: in city,
Oakland or Alameda; fare to be paid both ways.
teenth ST., near Twenty-fourth ave-. East Oak
land Cal. led 3t
The morning call., 1893-06-04

TT ARD TIMES MEAN CLOSE PRICES: If
~ going housekeeping pay me visit: will save
you from $50 to 500 on outfit l carry larger
stock than any TWO stores in city: furniture. car
pets, linoleum. olcloth bedding, mirrors, stoves,
etc.; new or second hand; easiest terms; lowest
prices. j. NOoNAN, l0I7, lGI9, 1921, 1923 Mis-
sion ST. above sixth open eyanings LIS II
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f. second Unitarian Church, Corner
@~S of Capp and Twentieth streets-Rev. Lesli-
w. Sprague, pastor. The pastor will preach
patriotic sermon i'll the IN orning: subject Echoes
From Memorial Day, Lessons of the Civil War"
Old soldiers, members of the w K. G. and all men
are particularly invited. Evening sermon on
salvation" All seats free. Special music in the
morning. Every body invited. sunday school at
9:45, the pastor conducting the service.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FR First U tied Pre>byterian Chur' II,
se~S Golden Gate ave. and Polk st Rev. NJ. Nj.
Gibson, DID. pastor. Services at Ii A. NJ. and
7:45 P. NJ. Rev. +. s. Chapman, ID. D.. chaplain of
Mills College will preach at the morning hour. A
cordial Invita- ion to all.
The morning call., 1893-06-04

LroR SALE-wELL-ESTAB' IsHED GROCERY
I and saloon business; 8 livng-rooms: suitable
for smart woman or man ana wife. 1876 Silver ST.,
near Fourth
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-0FF
II clothing, books, novels: postal. PAT attn. If
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,A lDOW WOULD LIKE PLACE IN THE
" country for her hoy, IA to board; please state
terms. Address NJ, box %, Call Branch. Je4 2t%
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(NOMPOSITOR - YOUNG COZ ORED LADY
" wonld like steady work weekly paper: 4
years experience: satisfaction guaranteed. I006
CLAY st ie4 2tx
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I ADV WISHES A SITUATION AS WORKING
J. houSekeeper: city or country: none bur re-
SIP ectabie parties need answer. Call or address
20 Ninth ST., room 8. je2 3t*
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( COMPLETE STOCK, ALL SIZES OF SECOND
hand bars, etc, IN redwood, Sp nish cedar and
walnut can be seen at my premises; they are good
as new except the price, cali and see them j.
NOONAN. lUl7-l023 Mission ST.. above Sixth.l6 tt
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DANCING, BALLROOM OR STAGE, TAUGHT,
IL plain or fancy IRVINE'S S37 Mission. Su e
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| ?. McELR ", ATTORNEY, REMOVED
y from Oakland to 81 Chronicle bldg mrl2 6n
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CoACHMAN-A RELIABLE AND EXPERT
~ enced young man wants a situation as coach
man In private family; best of reference. Care of
REV. W. A. SJALANDER, 1855 Eleventh ST,
Oakland, Cal ie3 st
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We have what we advertise. Bring this notice
with you We mean to make It to your interest
to trade with SMITHS CASH STORE, 4l6 4lS
Front St led st
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GINGER SEWING MACHINE, BEST MAKE
oworth $40. for SO: perfect. al 6 Taylor aps9 III
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ANTED-SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
middle aged widow hOusekeeper: city
country; Sonoma preferred: or would do house
WORK and plain cooking: is good seamstress or
would take charge of iinen-room in hotel. Adj
dress MRS. G. D., box 1u4 Call Branch Ofiee,4 3ts
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- - -
ROOM AND BOARD FOR COUPLE: NOR
II of Market and east of Van Ness; no breakf
for one; not to excesd $40. Address with 0
ticuiars, b. r.. box IO3 Call Branch
The morning call., 1893-06-04

DRESSMAKER WISHES A FEW MORE EN-
- gagements by the day. Address Sewing.
NJ 'rritt ST.. bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth,
allow Douglas. JED 3t%
The morning call., 1893-06-04

r YOU SUFFER WITH CANCER. ECZEMA
syphllls or scrofula send name and address to
T. o. box 800, Oakland Cal; it will pay you 10 tt
The morning call., 1893-06-04

MAN AND WIFE WANT A PLACE ON RANCH
wi or Institution. wife to cook and man for ZEN
ersl work; references If required. I. D., box rs,
Call Branch ONCE. ie3 PTS
The morning call., 1893-06-04

CWEDISH YOUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK
- by the day or week, sleep at home: house
cleaning or any other work Please call or ad-
dress IA Minna. led 3t*
The morning call., 1893-06-04

"A ANTED-YOU TO KNOW THAT A DTMPLE
" IN your cheek or chin can be made in 20 min
utes: wrinkles and lines OF care removed aud your
bust increased times its natural size in from 5
PEWTER. 1916 Market St m, % SIN
The morning call., 1893-06-04

D ESTAURANT GAILHARD, 500 PINE ST.
IL Fine Fren Oh dinner to-day, with poultry and
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4 REAL HAIR SWITCH 81: BANGS MADE OF
- natural curl 81; bangs cp4, curled, hair
dressed 26c; hildren's bangs, &c: artistic dress
ing for pictures. LA VERITE, Embarrassing ba-
Zaar, ITO Market ST., over Maze. my2S 3m
The morning call., 1893-06-04

CTEADY YOUNG MARRIED Man WANTS
- employment tool-sharpener for rock
quarry or grazing camp; satisfaction guaranteed
Address JOHNSON. Call Branch Office. 603 Lar
kin ST. je3 Tvs
The morning call., 1893-06-04

r. Unity Church. Post and POWELL
sr~S streets-Rev George Edward Walk, rect or
Service every Sunday at / a. Nj and 7:45 p. N.
Holy Communion first and third Sundays at II
A. N. All are welcomes my2l If Su
The morning call., 1893-06-04

I ERMAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION TO DO
cooking and houSework in private family. Ap
ply 30 Third ST. room IL. le4 3t%
The morning call., 1893-06-04

r. Reformed Episcopal hurch-Ser-
lF>C vices in Alcazar Building Hall, ia O'Far-
rel STREET at A. NJ with an address by DR.. Nor
gan. SittngS free.
The morning call., 1893-06-04

- Roberts Choire Candies and
VS. Chocolates. packed in tin boxes specially
for the country, sent by mail or express, 500 10.
Send orders to factory. Polk and Bush. 5. f.. tel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-13
Spanish Government Forces an
Election Bill in COrteS.
REPUBLICAN MEMBERS LEAVE.
Thousands of People Parading the
Streets of Madrid.
Claus Sprecxels Opposing the Annexa-
tion Of tho Hawaiian Isiands-The
Provisional Government in Power
and Able to Maintain ITSELF

MApRIr, May f2-The cortes finished its
fifty-fourth hour OF continuous sitting
The members were exhausted and many
of them were asleep half the time, and
were aroused by their colleagues only
when vote was taken. This evening the
discussion concerned a motion to give the
government free hand to settle the ques-
ton of municipal elections. The Repub-
Ecans and Carlists displayed apparently
unbroken stubbornness.
The counter motion of the Republicans
against leaving the government free hand
IN the matter of the municipal election
was rejected by vote of i26 to 81. The
Republican deputies retired to confer,
leaving just two men to watch the govern
ment Almost Immediately the men on
watch su mmoned them back in all haste.
1t was too late, however, the original bill
postponing the election having already
been rushed through the house
by the ministers. The Republican
members at once withdrew from the
building. As they appeared in n body in
the street they were cheered repeatedly by
the th;ckening crowd. 1t spread like
magic. and before the deputies reached the
Republican Club thousands were march
ing behind them. shouting Long live the
republic. Meantime 10000 men and
women assembled near the parliamentary
building and cheered for the republic. The
police ordered them to disperse. They
refused to DO so, and the police charged
them and were repu!sed. Three COM
panies of reinforcements were summoned.
All charged with drawn sabers, divided
the mob and scattered the groups through
the side street. At 9:15 when the cortes
adjourned most Of the people were driven
OFT and the ministerialists are in no
danger of being molested. At IL 80 o'clock
the streets near the middle of the city are
still crowded. The Republican deputies
said they contemplate resigning in body
from the cortes. The government is tax
ing all precautions to protect public build
ings and prevent the publication of Repub-
lican manifestos in this city or in the
province.