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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-23
COAST GOSSIP.
Seeking to Rebuild the Hull of the
Hartford.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Perkins
will Tomorrow propose an amendment TO the
naval bill. appropriating 81 SO. 900 for rebuild
Ing the hull of the flagship Hartford above the
water line. The naval bill already includes
items Of S10O 900 for new armament and $3.50
600 for new engines capable of Ten knots speed.
The bill for new revenue cutter for San
Francisco will be brought up during the COM
ing week.
Pensions: Renewal, reissue ana Increase
Matthew w. Sbearer OF the National Military
Home at Los Angeles. Increase-Charles o.
Bradbury of Los Angeles. Mexican War sur
vlyor, increase--Ben1amin Van VranKln Of
Milpitas.
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A Wonderful Demonstration

AT the Metropolitan Hall tonight will
be given one of the most remarkable and
novel exhibitions of healing the deaf
Dlind. rheumatic, paralytic and Other
chronic diseases that has ever been at
tempted on the Pacific Coast. Dr.
franklin Stuart Temple. the world.
renowned and invincible magnetic
neaier. VIII there demonstrate his
most wonderful and mysterious mower of
healing the sick by laying on his hands
Animal magnetism has long been regarded
as potent agency in healing many of the
ms mat man is heir TO. but it was left to
LUIS mere youth to publicly demonstrate
tne e1ncaey OF such treatment. which he
The public tonight. Admission and tre,t-
night. Ao W.
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STRIKE FOR HIGHER PAY.
Indians Join the Whites at the
Northern Canneries.

VICTORIA. Il. C.. June 22.-Fifteen
hundred white and Indian fishermen from
the salmon canneries on the Northern
British Columbia rivers are on a strike
for higher pay. When the canneries CON-
menced operations this year the price OF
fish was reduced from to cents. The
Indians, who own most all of the boats
and canoes employed, grum bled at the re-
duciion. but it is thought they would have
accepted 1t had they not been urged and
organized Tor resistance by the whites.
They say they are now prepared for long
resistance, and the Gamers express equal
confidence in being able to hold out.
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PRINTING pRESSMEN
Have Taken Steps to Affiliate With
the Typographical Union.

TORONTO, Ont, June 22.-The Printing
Pressmen's Union has taken steps to
affiliate with the Typographical Union.
At to-day's session the following officers
were elected: President, Theodore Gallo
kowski of st. Louis; vice-president, Fred
NJ. Young of Omaha; second vice-presi-
dent. S. II. Shamrock or Toronto; third
Vice-president, William Guenther of St.
Louis; secretary and. treasurer. James
Nelson of Brooklyn.
The convention decided to meet in Phila-
delphia next year.
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BOODT-LARKINS- SIN this city June on 100,
at the residence of the brides mother INV rhs
Rev w. A. Breck. Jacob Boodt and Eliza
Larkins. both of San Francisco
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EN-In this CITY. 5une
bergen. -sS
hOWlTT-SM1TH-In this city. June 20, 1894
george A Hewitt and Isabella Smith
1QN ES- VESTEf-In this city. June 20 1894
by tho Rev. Robert Mackenzie ID n navtS n
Jones and Florence M.Vestey, both of San Fran
WlSEMAN-BAILEY-I Oakland June IL 1904
by the Rev. Edward Slevin James ID Wissman
Oakland. 'SS VI
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sUSTAINs THE DEMURRER.
A Decision Against the inheritance
Tax Law.

SAN JOSE. June 22.-In the Superior
Court this afternoon the demurrer of the
defendant in the suit of Joseph IolZ.
County Treasurer, against G. T. GoodalI
ct al. trustees of the Leland Stanford Uni
versity. was sustained. This is the case
where it is sought TO collect the inherit
ance" tax. The demurrer was sustained
on the point raised of lack of Jurisdiction.
A similar demurrer had previously been
sustained as 20 Mrs. Jane Stanford.
1t will be appealed to the Supreme Court
to test the constitutiOnality of this in
hertz ance tax Law, passed by the Legislature
at its last session.
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Raw Foo Tonic

A raw egg is an excellent tonic with which to
begin the warm spring days. 1t is strengthen
ing ana tends to prevent that tired feeling SO
In the following way it/is really DELICIOUS
drink: Put the yelk Of an egg into a dish with "A
teaspoOnful OF white sugar and teaspoonful OF
orange or lemon juice and beat lightly together
win FORK. Put The whites on plate and add
pinch OF salt; then with brOaG-bladed knife
peat IL TO stlH froth. Now, az lightly as posi-
Die, mix all together in the dish, then as lightly
transfer IL TO clean tumbler. which il Will
nearly MI IL properly made. 1t must stand III q
warm placr, as 1t soon becomes liquid aud loses
MS snowy look. Any fruit Juice may be used in
place OF orange OF lemon, or even brandy IL the
doctor has ordered it.-Boston Globe.
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POISON AND A ROPE.
Suicide of Two Citizens of Wheat
land

WHEATLAND, Cal, June 22.-Early this
morning two citizens of this place took
the short route to eternity. Hugo T.
KanoOp used can of squirrel poison and
A. NJ. Wilson a rope. Coroner Bevans
held inquests on the bodies to-day.
Kanoop was an erratic but hard working
German For soma years past lie has
been employed in the hopyards here
abouts. Disgust, caused by the unsuc.
ceSsful investment of his bard-earned
money, is the reason ascribed for his sui.
eide.
Wilson was Grand Army man, aged Il
years. In the civil war he was private
IN Company K, Tenth illinois Cavalry. He
was drawing pension of SIG a month
His rash act is attributed to a weak mind,
He leaves widow and one child.
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TEXAS POPULISTS,
A Full State Ticket Has Been Put in
the Field,

WACO, Tex, June 22.-Following is
full State ticket nominated by the Populist
State convention. which adjourned to-day:
Governor. John d. Nugents; Lieutenant
Governor. Marion Martin; Attorney Gen
eraI. Il. S. Bell; Treasurer, Henry L. Nc
CullOugh; Commissioner of General Land
Offices, 5. c. Granbury; Comptroller,
w. R. Moore; State Superintent of Public
Instruction, Addison Clark.
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His Neck Was Broken.

SAN RAFAEL. June 22.-Alfonso Bresson.
aged Is years, residing with his parents at
Fairfax. was instantly Killed last night near
Larkspur, by falling OF the cars. AS there
were no witnesses TO the accident il Is sup
posed he was thrown off when going around a
curve in the road. Conductor Graham immedi-
atey had the train stopped. but when Bresson
was picked up he was dead, having broken his
neck. An inquest will be held this afternoon.
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An Officials Tame Excuse.

Los ANGELES, June 22.-Deputy District
Attorney Utley was exposed by The Express
yesterday in his purchasing fees and scrip OF
States witnesses, against the law. To-day
Utey handed in his resignation to District AT
iornry Dillon. He admits diseouniing wit
nesses' scrip, and says he did not think be was
doing anything Illegal Ulley Is "a prominent
Popullst. and at one time candidate of the Pop
ullst Tor CONGRESSMAN for the Sixth DIslrIct.
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Was Promptly Excused.

PORTLAND. Or, June 22.-In the crimina al
department or The State Circuit Court today
Deputy District Attorney Malarkey created
something Of sensation during the examina-
ton of jurors by asking ex- Police Oficer ID. s.
Itutehlns II he was a member of the American
Protective Association, aud II he was opposed
TO the Roman Catholic religion. Hutch
promptly answered In the affirmative, where
npon the Deputy District Attorney excused
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Killed a Smallpox Patient.

CHAMPAIGN, Hl.-June 22.-As result
Of preliminary hearing on the charge of
killing negro smallpox patient on June
z, Police Officer Thomas Kent was held 10
await the action fthe Grand Jury, which
meets next September. He was placed
under $1,000 bond.
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Alfred p. Burbank Dead.

NEW YORK, June 22-Alfred P. Bur-
bank. well known as lecturer and reciter,
died at his home in this city to-day of con-
sumption. For the past four years he had
srent most of his time in California for
his health.
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Killed for Love.

ST. Paul. Mimi, June 22-J. H. Clapp,
a salesman in the store OF w. 5. Dennis,
was murdered tonight by l.. Allen. one of
the most prominent young men of the city.
The killing grew out of love affair.
Allen has been arrested.
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Breckenridge Takes the Field.

LEXINGTON, KY. June D. - Colonel
Breckinridge passed through Lexington
tonight on bis way to Frankfort. He
speaks at Monterey. Owen County, to-
morrow. He will speak at Hutchinson
Station Monday and at Newcastle Mon
day evening.
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STABBED IN THE BACK
The Atrocious Crime OF an Italian

The Atrocious Crime OF an italian
Fisherman.
Albert Caballero. an Italian fisherman.
was arrested yesterday morning by Pa
trolman Mcmahon, who saw him stab
Louis Capalla iD the back at the corner of
Powell street and Broadway.
Capalla's wound is dangerous, and will
probably cause his death. He was re-
moved 10 the Receiving Hospital, and his
sssaiiant was lodged in the old City Prison
and charged with assault to murder.
Capalla Is u bootblack. He saws that tba
prisoner stabbed HIM because he was nm
able to repay him a dollar borrowed a few
weeks ago
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Lord Co!eridge's Funeral.

LONDON. June 22.-The remains of Lord
Chief Justice Coleridge were conveyed to-
day TO Westminster Abbey in an open
hearse covered 18th floral wreaths. After
the funeral services the remains were
taken to Otterey st. Mary. county of
Devon, for burial.
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Fighting Fire in a Mine.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. June %. - While
fighting fire in mine No. 2 at Blockton To-
day. four men handling a hose threw
water Oh some coal which was burning
fierceiy. Steam pulled out and scalded the
men, Isaac Simms is dead ana another
will die. The others will recover.
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Rise of the Fraser River.

VANCOUVER, 3. c., June 22.-Owing TO the
warm weather in the Interior large quantity
Of snow has been melted during the pas few
days, and The Fraser has thus risen several
Inches between Yale and Langley. Old-timers
say that IL may rise foot eighteen inches
before falling, but no additional damage is
looked for.
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Victoria stonecutters' Strike.

VICTORIA, B. c., June 22.-The stone cutters
strike on he Provincial Government buildings
has. by mutual agreement, been referred to a
council OF Cancellation and arbitration for set.
Element. Work will be resumed Immediately
pending decision by that tribunal under the
act OF 1898.
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TWO DEMOCRATIC TICKETS.
Sacramento County Jacksonians Not
Working in HARMONY.

SACRAMENTO. June %. Tomorrow the
reorgapiZed Democracy will meet in
county convention, for which purpose $50
delegates have been appointed.
For some of the offices the candidates
are already slated. while for others men
are being importuned to stand in," and
the prospect is that the convention will be
able to put up full ticket. or nearly so.
The irrepressible conflict Is still on be-
tween the two factions of the Democracy.
and there is no more prospect of harmony
than there was a year ago. Hence it is
likely there will be two Democratic tickets
in the field.
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Exchange of rIoney Orders.

VICTORIA, 3. C., June 22.-Arrangements
have been completed by the Postof1ice Depart
ment Of Canada for an exchange Of money or.
ders between Canada and Hawaii and Canada
anu AusIralla, we oria being tie chief ex
change Office. and all advices from this country
VIII be dealt with here
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A Respite for Streeter

DENVER, JuDe Ex-Governor Waite has
granted respite to Levi j. Streeter. who
was to be executed at the penilentiarv
during the week beginning June "a. If
bio does not get another respite be will be
executed during the week beginning Sep
TENDER % STeeter was sentenced TO
death for the murder of Marshal Cook at
Como,
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Suicide of a Stranger.

SAN JOSE, June 22.-At the Coroner's In
quest to-day over the remains OF the man found
dead yesterday in his room at the ST. James
Hotel, verdict OF suicide by strychnine was
rendered. The man was Total stranger. He
registered as "W. Jones, San Francisco This
Is not believed to be his true name.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-23
Killed bv Indian Laborers.

PUEBLA, Mex, June 22-At La Joya
mining camp, State of oaxaca. the Indian
laborers became enraged at the American
superintendent of the mine. Frank Powell,
and assaulied'him. Powell fought desper.
aiely, but was killed. He killed three In
dams.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-23
Closed the Sessinn-

CONCORD, n. H.. June 22.-The exer-
clses oil the twenty-fifth annual reunion OF
the Army of the Potomac were closed to-
DAY. among the speakers were General
"A. ). Webb. pfesident-elect of the society.
and General Lucius Fairchld of Wiscon-
sin.
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Japanese Troops in Core,

LONDON, June 22.-A disps tch to the
Times from TientsiD. China, to-day, saws
the landing Of japanese troops in Corea is
causing strained relations between China
and japan. Telegraphic communication
with Corea has been interrupted.
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Menonites Looking for Land.

VICTORIA, IS. c., June 22-Several Manitoba
MeDonites are here looking for land for 200
families. They complain Of the rigor of the
Northwest climate.
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Formally Excommunicated.

CLEVELAND, June 22.-Rev. A. F. Ko-
lasewskie, the head of the rebelious Ro-
man Catholic Poles in this city, was for
mally communicated to-day.
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Company by which it Will be conducted
as an independent morning paper. with
Colonel w. Z. Haskell as editor in chief
The price paid Tor tue plant, it is said,
was about SI6O COO
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An Ex-Congressman Dead,

NORFOLK. Va, June 22.-Hon. j. s.
Desendorff. ex-Member of Congress from
Norfolk. died at his home in this city to-
night, aged 60 years.
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VIII Camp at Vallejo.

SACRAMENTO, June 22.--At a meeting OF tn e
board of officers of the Second Infantry, n. G.
C., held here this evening, a motion that the
annual encampment be held at Vallejo in An
gust was carried without opposition.
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The Marion Goes Out of Commiss ion

VALLEJO, June 22.-Orders were received at
the maynard this morning TO put the United
states ship Marion out OF commission as soon
as possible. The officers and crew are working
With all possible dispatch to further this END.
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Terribly Burned by Lamp.

SEATTLE. June 22.-Amanda Hildar-
brandt was burned almost to death by the
overturning of piano lamp at the Rainier
school exercises tonight. The rooms were
full of children, but no other casually &C.
Cured.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-23
A Texas Newspaper Man.

Il II. sherman. well-known newspaper
man oil Texas and Missouri, now adver-
Using manager of the."Boy Phenomenon"
arrived on the Southern Pacific last night
and has apartments at the Baldwin.
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mere will be the regular Sunday trips
OF the steamer Ukiah tomorrow to convey
eAcurs,onisls to that most delightful re-
go Ia campo, where SO many have
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-23

The freight service performed by the
railroads of the United States in 1892 was
equivalent to moving 8S, "a, $50, 225 tons
one mile. The compensation therefor was
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Domestic Ports.
BlRTHS-M ARRIAGES-DEATHS,

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed ia at
either OF the publication Offices and be inGorged
with the name and residence OF persons authoriz
ing TO havethe same published
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Baron Forester Dead.

LosDoN. June 90. - Baron Forester
fRev. Orlando Waikin Wild Forester),
Canon Residentary of York is dead, aged
III years
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Value of an Enticed

VANCOUVER, B. c., June 22.-The Jury in
the case OF Trimbly vs.. Derocher in snit for
$4,000 for enticng away the plaintiffs wife
returned a verdict OF $3.50.
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In Favor of Moore.

WASHINGTON. June 22.-The Funston
Moore election contest for the Second Kan
sas District was decided IN favor of NJ core
Cd to-day by the House Committee on
Elections.
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SWunp TO q IimI,

MAGNOLIA. Ark, June 22.-Henrv Cap
pus. the negro who attempted an assault
upon three young ladies', was SWING To n
limp to-day and about 100 bullets put into
his body. He implicated another negro in
the neighborhood who has skipped out.
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MURDERED BY A RoBBER.
Three Bullets Fired Into the Brain
of a Farmer.

SPOKANE, Wash, JUICE 22.-Jacoh Brie-
denberg. o farmer near Medical Lake, was
murdered several days ago by an unknown
assassin. The body lay ia a cabin until to-
day, when neighbors burst In the door and
discovered the crime. Three bullets had
been fired through his brain. the body
laid out and the face covered with a vest
The motive is supposed to have been reb-
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Further Particulars together Reports Experts iaV and all Information can BE- secured III

instantly. HIS wife says he has been absent.
MINDED and rather respondent of late. He was
steady, sober workman, and had ACQUIRE d
accounted for.
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phen Y. Benet, formerly CHIEF of the Or
dnance Bureau of the Army, is danger
ously i'll from the effects of paralytic
stroke.
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Shot Himself in the Heart.

NAPA, June 22.-Wiliam A. Waltz, a native
OF Michigan. aged SO years. shot himself
through The heart early this morning and died
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The Anderson Und.) school authorities
propose TO give 100 pupils of their public
schools trip to Washington as an expert
mrnt in practical education.
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Minneapolis Newspaper Deal.

NIBHEAPoLIs, MIMI, June %. = The
control Of the Minneapolis Times was
sscnred to-day by the Evening Journal
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Fined for Criminal Libe

VICTORIA, B. Co. June 22.-Dr Richard Nor
rison, for criminal libel was this afternoon
fined $500 and costs, amounting TO $1,000.
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NEW WESTERN HOTEL.

Y EARNY AND WASHINGTON STS-REMOn
u elsd and renoT1ted. KING, WARD d 90
European plan. Rooms SOC TO 81 SO per day, 81 "a
$e per week. 80 to $50 per month; rree baths; hos
anu eola water every room; IRE CRATES In every
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General Benet Seriously iii.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-GeneraI Ste
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LAThsr saItPiNO .sIrELLlGENCh.
Arrived.

Arrived.
FRIDAY. June 90
Schr James Townsend, Jensen, so hours from
Fort Bragg, 100 NJ It lumber, to Union Lumber
Co.
Domestic Ports.
TATOOSH-Passed in June 22-Stmr wnlla
Waha, hce June 19 for Victoria and Puget Sound.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
QUEENSTOWN-ArrivedJ June 22-Stmr Cam
pauta from New York.
NEW YORK-AIrived June 22-Stmr Rotter-
dam. from Rotterdam; stmr Paris, from South
ampton.
koTTERDAM-Arrived June 22-Stmr Loeb
etttye, from New York.
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RORN.

BORN.
HARTLING-In this city, June 81, 1894 tn the
wife OF Harry Hartling, daughter.
BOSQ-In this city, June 81, 1894, to the wife of
g. Bosq. 4
CARLSON-ln this city, June 90 1894 Tn ,bs
wife Of +. Carlson, a daughter
GREENBERG-1n San Luis Obispo. June 90. 1894.
To the wife OF Meyer Greenberg. a daughter
MURRY-In Castela, Shasta County june IL
1898, TO the wife of A. hurry. q daughter
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GLASS at F. Nwoods s Co.'s. 81 First street..
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-01-27

DoN'rs FOR THE FATHERS.
Don't expect the boy TO keep up with
you and the hired men and run errands
az carry water at the same time.
Dont lean down ton hard when the
boy 10 turning the erindstone; this 10 one
Of the causes Of boys leaving The farm.