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The morning call., 1893-04-25
McDADE SMILES.
The County Jail Is to Be
Depopulated.
The House of Correction Will Receive
Sixty New Inmates-No More
Overcrowding.

Sheriff McDade was the happiest man in
the new City Hall yesterday.
His hosiery, commonly known as the
City and County Jail, situated ON Broad
way, rear Montgomery, las long enjoyed
the memorable reputation of containing
more guests than there are accommodations
for.
When relief was sought in the suggestion
that the surplus might be TUNED into the
House Of Correction, City and County At
torney Creswell interposed an opinion that
the Sheriff could not legally turn the place
into a branch County Jail. Sheriff Nc
Dade bore it as long as lie could and then
went to his legal adviser, who told him to
90 ahead anyhow and take possession of the
House OF Correction for keeps.
The Sheriff stood not on the order of his
going. but went at once. He notified his
deputies TO make arrangements to transfer
sixty prisoners from the Broadway Jail to-
day and also made preparations for swear
ing in the guards now employed at the
House of Correction as Deputy Sherifs.
Superintendent Gildea of The House Of
Correction Ill retain his position and the
arrangements in regard TO the prisoners
already in his charge will not be intertered
with.
The only trouble Mr.. McDade considers
worthy of note is the uniform for his trans
ferred charges. The prisoners now con-
fined in the House Of Correction. or set to
work In the grounds, wear trousers of red
and blue, one color for each leg, and the
difficulty is to find distinguishing garb for
the new arrivals. II haven't had time to
thi0k ii over" said McDade yesterday, but
it will be all right. At any rate we shall
get rid OF the oyercrOwding in the jail, aud
that is everything"
There will be about $50 prisoners left in
the old County Jail. The surplus will be
transferred in patrol wagons and vans.
All the prisoners NJ present in the House
of Correction, under the law of 1892. will
serve out their sentences. Escapes have
been very frequent, owing TO the heavy fog
which at times settles down over that part
of the county.
I'VE hope 10 remedy this evil by increased
vigilance" said Sheriff McDade. 1.-THE
force now at the House of Correction will
be retained, and the only prisoners trans
ferred will be 60-day men. The force in
af4 will mn al,ar Ill
The morning call., 1893-04-25
THE FRESNO DEADBEAT.
Other Charges Preferred Against b. S.
Parker or Parkhurst,


B. S. Parker, who has been masquerading
under several aliases. among them Is. S.
Parkhurst, son of a Fresno capitalist, and
B. S. Peterson, an assistant surgeon in the
United States navy, will find himself in a
very tight box before the police are flushed
with him.
Yesterday another charge was book ed
against him-that of petty larceny. In
every fashionable clearinghouse where
he STAYED lie took away anything he could
conveniently lay his hands upon.
AT the Mirabtau valuable diamond ling
belonging to young lady, diamond hairpins
and other iewelry TO the value of $500 are
supposed TO have been stolen by Parker,
besides two overcOatS.
AT tile Snmerian he is suspected of hav-
ing broken into trunk In one of the
guests rooms and stolen $40 in cash He is
also suspected of having stolen two over
coats from the rack.
At the Clifton he borrowed money from
several OF the boarders, but as yet nothing
of value has been reported as ssing
AT the Marine Hospital. where he was
known as Assistant Surgeon Peterson, he
took away with him several valuable sur
gical instruments, which have been recOY-
cred.
The morning call., 1893-04-25
No Rough Element Allowed.

A published statement that there was
disturbing element on the steamer on one
Of the trips from Ell Campo last Sunday is
said by number of persons on that trip to
be erroneous. II there is one thing above
all others that the officials in charge of the
excursions TO these pleasure grounds take a
special pride In 1t is that they prevent the
rough element from going on the boats, and
the toughs and hoodlums, knowing this,
give the Ukiah vida berth. The class of
pc pie that go to the popular resort on the
Marin County shore is one that Is peacea-
bic, and the officials of boat and grounds
do allthat can be done to the end that the
excursionists may enjoy themselves in
peace and oujetDPss
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THE GRAND JURY.
Further investigation of the Sewer
Jobs.

Further Investigation of the Sewer
Jobs.
The Grand Jury recOnvene tomorrow
afternoon, when they will resume the in
vestigatOn Of the frauds perpe.rated upon
the city and propeTty-Owners by contractors
and others in building sewers.
a number Of prOperty-owners Interested
in the construction of the sewer on Eureka
street. between Eighteenth and Nineteenth,
have been snbpenaed to give their testi-
moDy regarding that notorious job. Ihis
section Of sew er was completed last Febru-
airy. 1t was built without regard 10 the
grade. Some parts ran uphill and some
down. When the contractors ran against
piece OF ground too lIard for the pick they
laid the pipe over II In Zls-Zag shape SO that
when the sewage was discharged into it it
rose two feet above the level where the
mauhOle touched the line. 1t is the iuten-
ton Of tile Grand Jury TO engage a gang Of
men to dig up this raw piece OF work for
examination after they have heard some
testimony on the subject.
The Street Superintendent and the
County Surveyor have been cited 10 appear
before that body and produce all the maps,
notes and contracts which form the record
OF tie building OF tine Eureka-street sewer
Among the property-owners who have
been Subpenaed are Mcssrs. II. G.. Knapp.
j. NJ Fountain, John Flies and z. 0'Rourke.
The investigation Of the scandals con-
nected with the alleged sales of positions as
teachers in the public schools has not been
dropped, as generally supposed. 1t has
been merely laid aside temporarily to per-
NIT OF some other business being taken up,
and particularly the investigation of the
sewer frauds, which is to be of the most
searching character. member of the
Grand Jury stated yesterday that the diff
Guilty was 10 get any schoolteacher TO admit
that she had paid for her position. There
were such large number of them that
their examination seemed TO be an almost
inexhaustible task. 1t was not the inten-
ton OF the Grand Jury, however, TO aban-
don the investigation without some further
efforts 10 ascertain the facts
One OF the subjects TO be taken up shortly
VIII be the Australian ballot frauds and ali
abuses growing out Of the application of the
new method of voting which came to Hight
at the last general election. The double
marking of the ballots discovered during
the McGlypn-Read recount will receive
i'll -
The morning call., 1893-04-25

should break out in two OF three places, the
efficient sanitary measures that would be
taken and the fact that most people are
willing to be vaccinated would cut the cpl
demic short"
There are no fresh cases reported and all
the four patients ia the Pesthouse are doing
nell. Tie limit of development of fresh
cases has been so nearly attained that the
health authorities are resting easy on their
oar" in the confidence that they have done
their work
The morning call., 1893-04-25
IA Eear of an Enidenic.

az see no reason 10 fear a smallpox cpl
Gemic in this city," said Police Surgeon G.
B. Somers to CALL reporter yesterday.
''In the first place the people here are intel
ligent. and al the first sign Of trouble every
one hastens to get lis family yaccinated.
The fact is that the majority of the white
people here are protected; most Of them
have been Yacelneted. Even II the disease
The morning call., 1893-04-25
TO DIsBAR K0WALsKY.
The Supreme Court Refers the Matter
m

The Supreme Court Refers the Matter
to Referee.
The proceedings Instituted by the San
Francisco Bar Association TO disba5 Henry
l. Kowalsky, for alleged UNI Professional
conduct in connection with the Mcdonald
case, came up for hearing yesterday morn
ing in the Supreme Court. sitting in bank.
Attorney Frank Stone, who appears for
KowalskY. stated tina; he had not yet fully
prepared his answer, and desired more time
to de- so.
He said that all the allegations of the
complaint against Kowalsky would be fully
met in the answer.
At this point Attorney Crittenden Thorn
ton, of counsel for Kowalskv, assured the
court that the rule which Knwalsky is al
legged TO have disobeyed is void upon lis
face.
The matter was then referred to Court
Commissioner Niles Sears to take testi-
mOHV.
The morning call., 1893-04-25

Testimony was taken during the entire
day yesterday in the contest for the Ryer
millions.
The contestant. Chris Ryer, is still put
ting in testimony, of which lie seems to have
an unlimited supply.
S. Newell, who formerly kept hotel in
Stock ton, testified that the boy had always
been known as the son of DR.. Ryer, and
J. A. WorthingtOn, Mrs. Zignago and DR..
n. Sposati told of conversations had with
the deceased. in which he spoke OF the boy
as his son.
Even at school Chris went by the doctors
name and was known to all his playmatcs
as his son.
The morning call., 1893-04-25
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were
issued by the County Clerk yesterday:
John II. Morgan and Lily Frlck, 30-lS.
Milton A. Peek and Mamie L. Bryan, 27-19.
James q. Martin and Minnie f. Bryant,
29-2l.
Charles Il. Duffy and Annie Mcbride, $3.50.
Antoine V. Knege and Sadie Ayers, 26-22.
Harry T. Troy and Mamie c. Lee, 23-20.
John G. shea and Annie Lyons. 24-23.
Charles w. Phillips and Annie L. Fowler,
1923.
Edward F. Fortune and Mary f. Burners,
31-26.
Remington Sutherland Dali and Adela Fry,
26-2S.
Giovanni Gotelli and Matilda Armauino, 81
IS.
John Kenna and Frankie Campbell. 28-21.
Cornelius Donovan ana Rose o. Conner, 1927.
The morning call., 1893-04-25

deck, divided from the main saloon by glass
doors. THE CALI. was the first to demand
this Improvement and the commuters Sec
onded il so heartily that the idea was car
Iied. 1t is understood the other ferry steam
ers will have similar additions made.
Thomas Orchard, chief clerk of the rail-
way mail service, with headquarters at
Ogden, has returned to that city after being
here several days on business connected with
the overland service
The morning call., 1893-04-25
Victory for the Fresno Ditch.

The Supreme Court yesterday decided the
case Of the city OF Fresno against the
Fresno Canal and Irrigation Company, an
action brought to abate the nuisance of
certain ditch which ran through the heart of
the city. The Superior Court ordered the
cana! filed in, and the defendants appealed
the case.
The canal was constructed in the year
1874, and the water began flowing through
the town In 1880. After passing through the
town. the water is used by farmers for irri-
CATION purposes.
The Supreme Court decides that il the
nuisance consists merely in the manner in
winch the canal is managed it is nuisance
when can be remedied without total destrue-
Ton oil the property. The judgment of the
lower court is, therefore, reversed.
The morning call., 1893-04-25
CuhaRl iINs

re" York I" Liverpool. via oueenstovu,
notn t'ler 40: North River
FASt 1At EESS NAL SERYIJs
Gampania; My 8. 500 An Campania. Jne s. $500 Az
ohoI'a, Nay -. a;00 Pm Umhr'a.Juue 10. 2 100 PM
Aura Ia Nay ~, 9:Up An Aurania. Jue Z, ! 90 AN
II furia' May q ;JO IN rtraris aue "a, ZOO Pm
EXTRA STEAMERS:
Dallia' ElrI! 70. 100 I'M call a. May % 3d.. Don
SerFi'' NAY = li;Oo AM Servia. june 8. 1000 AM
CABIN passage. and upward; second cabin
S35. SIeerage tickets to and from All mars a:
tuSle az very low rates. For freight and passage
sTpS al eompSny's oiliee,4 Bowling Green New orS
NtRNON IL. BROWN d CO, General Agents
Good accommodation can always be secured On
application TO WILLIAMS DfNOND ~ IN va
H-f IuIhS3 Agents. san Eranclsco
The morning call., 1893-04-25
Japan ANn CHINA LrvE.
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.
SEORT ROUTE TO LONDON AID THE CONTINENT.

-FOUR FAST TwIN-SCREw EXPRESS ks-sz
steamers, the largest and fastest of the tstSklk
German Marine, for South an pton London ana
Continent. Safings begin March 80. PASSENGERS
by this line Tor London transferred at Southampton
docks TO the Hamburg American Lines special
train and forwarded to London (Wateroo statlon)
time hours. Through tickets TO Europe.
Normannla. March 80 Aug. Yictorla..... May IS
Columbia. ......-April 10 Normannil......a May rs
Aug. Victoria. April 20 Furst Bismarck. June l
NornlnHia. April % Columbia. -......Iuqe
tuTSt Bismarck. May Aug. Victoria. June Is
Columbia. ....... May Il ormannia..... June ~
REGULAR sERVICE-b!RECr
From New York Tuesdays. THURSDAYS SATURDAYS
Direct steamers from Copenhagen, Gothenburg
Stettin, Ham burg, Havre, Christiania ana South.
amptOn TO New YORK regularly.
A.W. MYER, Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast.
z0l California ST., cor. saHsome San Francisco.
fao-
The morning call., 1893-04-25
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK, VIA PANAMA
L Steamers will sail at NOON the 5th. E-a
18th and 18th OF each month, calling at 1852
NaIlous ports Of Mexico and Central America.
Through line satllngs-Aprl 70, IS Gonna; May
., s.. Ctty o sydney; May Is. SIS. Acapulco.
NoTE.-When The sailing day falls Sunday
steamer Will be dispatched the following Monday
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA.
Steamers leave San Francisco at noon on the Sd
and 18TH OF each month. calling various Mexican
and Cen trail American ports.
Way Line Sanings-SS. san Bias, May 8; SIS. San
Juan, May 49,
JAPAN SND CHINA IISF.
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONGK Nc
Connecting at Y okohama with steamers for ShsnZ-
hal, and at Honckong for East Indies. Straits etc
-. China Tuesday, April -, at 8 P. N.
-. Peru, Saturday, May H. at N.
-. City OF Rio de Janeiro. Thursday. June l,
1T 8 p N.
sS. City OF Peking Thursday June - at 3 p NJ
Round-trip tickets 10 Yokohama and return
duced rates
For freight or passage apply at the Ofacs corner
FIRST and Branuau streets
Braul h OE1ce-20z Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agent,
The morning call., 1893-04-25

CLEASLrS Ess! issa virtue. especially In confec
tions. The greatest possible is taken In the
manufacture OF Whites Yueatan Gum.
The morning call., 1893-04-25
FOR PORTLAND & ESTORIa, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM nm
L Ocean Division-snd PACIFIC COAST $500
ri EAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from SpeTr-
Ilreet wharf, at 10 for the above ports one Of
Il cir Al iron steamships. viz.
IL
col UMEIA-Apri IS 1lay . 20.
CEEGUN-Arrii 10 htay 4 l5. IS
Connecting via Portland with the Union PaelfJ
md ether diVeTeing lines Tor all points in OregOz.
Warrington, British Columbia. Alaska. Idaho.
N MGHEisns, Dakota, Utah, wyoming, YeIiowstons
Isre TO Fortland-CaBin. SIS; Storage So; round
iii, cabin. $50.
Ticket onfces-I Montgomery street and Palaces
Eotel, New Montgomery street.
Height Office 700 California street
SCUDALL, PERKINS a Co, SupJ. Ocean Line
~ 10 Market street. San FranclsoO.
The morning call., 1893-04-25
CCMPAGNIE GENERiLE
WHITE STAR LINE.

Cnited States and Royal Mail Steamer,
BETWEEN
Kew York, Queenstown & Liverpool.
SAILING EVERY WEEK,
CABIN $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD .
~ ng to steamer aud accOmn odato1s So <sIEIHt
heieui second cabin, SS5; Majestic aud Teut0alS
S4e anu $40 Steerage tickets from England, Ira
!1bu, scotland Swedish, Norway and Denmark
IIough 10 ran Francisco at lowest rates. picke.L
1tils oRtes and cabin plS srnSy be proc ur ed from
". n. Avery. Pacific Mali Dock. or az the GensrAI
J. UteL q w Fi'FTCHFh
alZo 4uheFrSu.t Gen. AgL. Tor PACING CoasE
The morning call., 1893-04-25
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP &C

DJsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ON
~ francisco Tor ports in Alaska A n. EARSe
March 81, April and May H. 80. June 1, a. 49, -.
For British Columbia aEG Puget Sound ports,
Mar. "a, 81. April g. and every tn daY thereafter.
For Eureka. humboldt Bay, Wednesdays. a. ~
For Newport. Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, a. N
For san Diego. stopping only at Port Hartford,
Santa Barbara Redondn and ~an Pedro dos An
gees), every fourth and fifth day, at Il A. N.
For ports IN Mexico. first OF each month.
Ticket Ofice-PaIaee Hotel 4 New Montgomery st.
GoODALL, PERKINS A co, General agents.
II Market San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-04-25

20 NMENCING SUNDAY. APRIL 10. 80 8,
" and until further notice, beats and trains VIII
leave from and arrive at the San Francisco PassSn-
ger Depot, Market-street wharf, as follows: -.
from San Francisco for Tiburon,
Brivedere and San Raj ell.
WEEK pays 40. sac, ll;z0 a. n; 1880 1889,
sos. 6:2O n. =.
sUNDAYs-s:OO, $3.50, 1880 A N; 1880. $3.50.
500, 6:20 p. NJ.
From san Rafael for San Francisco.
WEEK DAYs-6:25. 1855 $50, II 80 A n; 1910,
$40 sos p II.
SATURDAYS ONLY-An extra trip at & 80 P NJ
suNDAIS-S:lO, $40, I1;l0 A. NJ; 1:4O BAD.
300 6:25 ?.
rom Tiburon to San Francisco.
WEEK DA1S-6:50, $40 9:65, 1883 4. n; ? ;03,
4:O5, :35 p. N
SATURDAYS oNLY-An extra trip at G:55 P. N
SUNDAYS-S:4O, 10 :05, II: IS A. NJ; 2:O5, 4:05,
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n, ?. COAST B, &.
' T 49,
SAUSALITo FERRY.

WA.
SAUSALTTo FERRY.
TIME TABLE.
In effect April i6. 1898.
From SAN FRANCISCO to SAUSALIrO and
MILL VALLEY week dSys)-7:S0, 500, 6: 200,
1850 a. NJ. l:45, S:25. 4:i6, 5;I0. 5:45, $50
(sundays)-s:Oo $500 10 100, IL 80 A NJ; 1880,
2:l5 20. 5 80 p NJ
Extra trips on sundays to sAusALITo at ll:oo
A. NJ, t6 aud 1880 2. n.
To ROSS VALLEY and SAN RAFAEL (weeT
daysl-7iSO. $500, 1880 a. n; :45, 1925, <:I5,
$40, 80, $3.50 I. n.
(sundayy)-s 90, eco 10 100. IL so A n; 1880
so. 2:l5. $500, $50, 6;t5 P
Extra trip tNeek days. TO ROSS VALLEY at
500 a. N.
TO SAN FRANCISCO from SAN RAFAEL week
days)-6:lO 6:t5, 7:t5, $3.50 9:l0, 1880 A N;
40. S:25. s 10 P. n.
(sundays- $500. GAS, II ;oo ll;55 A. NJ; 100.
2:25, As. 5;l5. SEQ :OU r. N.
Extra "trip on Saturdays at GAO P. N.
From MILL VALLEY (week dars)-6:s5. SOS.
1922 40 s;1o' 1880 a n; l:45, S:S5, 4:25
(sundays)-s:o5 1905, has A NJ: 1:l5. ESQ
400. 80, 6;s5 P. NJ.
From sAUSALIrO (week days)-6:45, tbs, SIS.
s;go, s:A5' HE'S NJ 3;25, A:lO, 4:5j'
Csundaysl.s:i5, 1920, 1870, IL :4oAM; 1885,
:35, sos, 4:30. 500, $50 T:45 P NJ
Extra Trip on saturdays at 1910 P. N.
Leave San Franz ARRIVE in sa1
cisco. Through Trains Franctsrn
S;UO 4. NJ D9iy. Camp TayIUF, Iy:J5 E-S57 ~ eek
4:l5 Pm dSys Tocaloma. ~: ~ I'm days.
9 200 An Sundysl Point Reyes s:!5 r.M dav.,
o;Uu A. N DAILY Toniales. S;45 AMI week
A.15pr Week Valley Ford $40 Pm DAYS
day s. Howards IS:I5 p N Sundys
500 A. NJ Daily. Russian River. S:45 An MndyS
.,5ru s,,,v. Duncan Mills. $40 Pm % Sa9s
Cszadero s:I5 Pm suudyS
Thirty-day ExCursion-RUund Trip az Is per
cent reduction.
Friday to Monday Exeursion-ROund Trp: To-
caloma and clint Reyes 81 25: TomAles So %;
Howards 81 5Q Cazadera So 90.
Sunday EXcurs ion Round rip: Camp Taylor,
Tocsloma and Point R.yes. 81 90: TomaIes.
81 SO; Howards. 50 90; Cazadero 81 90.
THROUGH STAGE CONNECTIONS DAILY at
CaZadero with morning train from Francisco
to and from Stewards Point GuaiaIt Point Arena,
Cufeys Cove, Navarro. Mend0cino city EorS
Bragg, and all Points on the North Coast.
F. Il. LATHAM. Gen. Pass q TIKI. AgL
General Officps-i4 SanSOme Str ct.
The morning call., 1893-04-25

:, Very few Scotch peasantry wear the kilt.
Most OF them are dressing after the fashion
of English people.
The morning call., 1893-04-25
ANCHOR LINE,
United States Mail Steam silips
sail from New York every Saturday
For Glasgow via Londonderry
kates for Saloon Passncn

hates Tor Saloon Passage
BY S. s. CITY OF ROME, $50 aad upward
OTHER STEAMERS, Cabin, sis aud upward
according 70 accommodation and location OF room.
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates.
Second Cabin, $50. Steerage. sS24.
second cabin from glasgow or Derry, So.
nr ITS 1T lowest Current Isqtrs.
For Eook OF toars and other Information amply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, z Bowling Green New
York; or GEORGE W. FLETCHER 6l3 Market st:
or = q; mGtALL, % Montgomery ST.; t. d. Nc
KAY. 81 Montgomery St: or e. A. HALBROCK .
MONTGOMERY st, san Francisco. .pl2 cod 3f
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AN OPRoRTuNlTYI

HAVE \ BOND ON A VALUABLE GOLD
L quartz mine in Grass Valley, Nevada County.
which, with the expenditure of little money can
be put dividend paying basiS The mine is
being worked at present ana has always paid. II
sufficient subs rlptlons received intend In
corporate company buy and work the mine.
Shares soc. Full particulars gladly given appli-
cation. W. f. MILES,
aplS tt 3lS Montgomery
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NORTH GERMAN lLnYl s 9 Gn

SPREE, HAVEL, LAIN, TRAVE SAALE
ALLER, ELDER. EMS. WERRA, FULDA
ELBF, KAISER WILHELM II.
New York Southampton Bremen. The fast ex-
press steamers OF this company sail every TUES.
DAY and SATURDAY. Landing passengers in
southampton in Z u days or less from New York
These steamers are celebrated for their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers.
SPRING SAILINGS, 1893.
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TIA oNUz DIVISION Marrow Gauge.
COAST DIvIs'N-Third and Townsend SITS
SAN FRAN CISCO ANO n. P. RAIL way:
IIAOIFIO 81 > IEMI.
Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive al
SAN FRANCISCO

Afor Mornlng for Afternoon,
Sundays excepted. saturdays only.
ISuudays only
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The RIVER Case.

/ Kenna and Frankie Campbell. 28-21.
ellus Donovan ana Rose O'Connor, 1927.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-06-07

A NEW ukase has been issued expelling the
Hebrews from the Asiatic provinces OF Rus
sia.
The Italian Ministers resigned their port
folios on account OF the budget.
BRAZILIAN Government troops were drawn
into an ambuscade In Rio Grande do Sui and
then routed by the insurgent force.
ADv1cEs from Japan say that the volcano
Bandaisan has become active and that wide
spread disaster has been caused by its erup-
tions.
EMPEROR WILLIAM, OF Germany. issued
statement that he Is in supreme command OF
the army only In time Of war, implying tnat
he will not coerce the soldier vote.
TIE Brazilian war vessel Almirante Bar
roso was wrecked near Ras Gharcb, port IN
the Gulf OF Suez, and Is total loss.
The demonstration Of the Irish National
League In Great Britain In Hyde Park, Lon
don. was an enthusiastic affair. About 25O,-
600 persons were present, and delegates at
tended from all branches OF the League In
the United Kingdom.
PREMIER G1oL1rT1 has returned to power
In Italy, having formed Cabinet which:
with two exceptions, Is the same as the old
one.
THE epidemic of smallpox Is increasing In
Gothenburg, Germany. Twenty-four per-
sons have already died from the disease, and
the schools and the colleges are closed for
fear OF infection.