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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27
CRACKED THE SAFE.
Wong Flung Sue Helped Himself
and Went to Jail.


w. r. Hevey, who resides at 2432 Jack
son street, keeps an iron safe in the base
ment OF his house, and in this safe lie
keeps money.
Yesterday evening. on his return home,
Mr.. Heyey found the door Of his safe
broken open and the sum of $50 missing.
He Immediately notified the police, and
Detectives Bee aud Harper were set 10
work on the case.
The detectives went straight to Hevey's
house and intervie we'd Wong Fung Sue, IA
Chinese servant.
The latter began tn relate narrowing
fairy tale to the effect that he. too, had
been robbed by wicked burglar, who h ad
entered his room.
AT this the officers became suspicious
and proceeded To search Mr.. Sue. There
was an immediate result.
All OF Mr.. Hevey's lost cash was found
on the Chinaman's person. He was
promptly taken into custody and locked
up in the new City Hall prison on a charge
of burr lary
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27

Section of the Turn Veren Vorwarts.
After this came exercises on the bar by a
delegation of Turner's from each club
which were heartily applaudcd.
A very pleasing feature followed ia q
chorus. accom- panied by hag-swinging By
score or more little children. They went
through their exercises in an admirable
manner.
After chorus by the singing section of
the GermaDia Club the Turner's gave an
exhibition of their skill in the formation
OF various styles of pyramids.
When the exercises were over the visi-
tors paid their respects TO the other mani
Told attractions of the STAIR"
Tonight will be the Scheutzen Clubs
evening. and large attendance is ex-
pected
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PROTESTED TOO LATE.
An lrregularity in Denman's Name
on the San Jose Ticket,

SAN JOSE. Oct. 26.--W. Denman. repre-
senting Jnmes Denman. independent
Democratic candidate for Congress in this
dis riot, was In The Superior Court to-day
with statement that there was an error
IN Inc ofhcial ballot Denman's name ar
pears on the ticket as Independent
Democracy" and the court was asked for
an order to correct the same. The Judge
told the representative to propose the
order. When this was presented for the
courts signature representative OF the
County Clerk said that the ballots were
printed and The printer informed him il
would be Impossible to reprint the ballots
in the time left The court then recalled
the order. An order has been made in
San Mateo County for the correction of
the error.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27
TIRED OF RACING.
Trotting.Horse Owners Are Glad of
Respite.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. 26.-Owing to the
rain which set in at midnight last night
and continued TIL noon to-day the trots
for the fall meeting were declared off.
The rain has put the track in such con-
dition that racing was out of The question
and will be for several days to come. 1t
was by the request of nearly every horse
owner on the grounds that this decision
was arrived at. The circuit ends here.
and most of the owners are glad of il. The
horses are many Of them stiff or sore after
the hard camDaign, and are not In eondi-
ton TO continue in training.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27
Breaking the Tobacco Trust.

NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-The proceedings
by TIE Attorney-General CT New Jersey
10 dissolve the trust known as the Ameri-
can Tobacco Company were resumed to-
oay, when Commissioner Waiter Clearly
continued the hearing OF the ties timoDy.
Ihe principal witness to-day was Robert
D. Park, who gave evidence as to the man
ner 10 which the Guarantee Trust carried
on lis business. The hearing will be con-
tinued tomorrow.
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HE TELLS 1T WELL.
Stevenson's Review of the Work
of Democrats in Congress.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. n. Y. Oct. 26-An en-
tnusiastic mass-meeting was held here to-
night under Democratic auspices. Vice
president Stevenson's speech was confined
almost exclusively to review of the
work of the Democrats in Congress.
He characterized the work of the Demo
Gratis In Cen gress as "Struggle of the
people against monopoly anG greed. fos.
tered and made powerful by more than
thirty years of Republican legislation"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-John Bruceford,
who was formerly engaged in the publish
ing business here, died at his home in
BROOKLYN, aged 70. Ee published the works
of Henry Ward Beecher, Mrs. Stowe and
William Cullen Bryant.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27
GERMANY RETALiATES.
One of the Fruits of the Passage of
the Wilson Bill.

WAsHINGToN. Oct. 26.-The German
ambassador has formally notified the Sec
rotary of State that in consequence of the
introduction of Texas fever by means of
two shipments TO New York the importa-
ton of fresh beef cattle from the United
States to Germany will soon be prohibited.
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To Get on a Gold Basis.

NEW YORK, Oct. PA special to the
World from Valparaiso says: It has been
decided to negotiate a loan of SIC. 600 600.
preferably in England. with view of get
ing on gold basis not later than July,
1895.
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General Reckwith Dead.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 26.-General Amos B.
Beckwith. who was Chief of the con-
missary department of Genera wv. It.
Sherman's army during the civil war.
died at his home here about midnight,
aged 81. He was on The retired list of the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27
BIG LUMBER DEAL.
Millions of Feet to Be Shipped to
South Africa.

VANCOUVER. B. c.. Oct. 26-The larg-
est luz Der deal ever made in this province
is said TO have been just arranged by the
Ross Nc Laren Lumber Company, which
Is reported TO have contracted with a
South African mining company for 100.-
600, eco feet of lumber.
The Ross-McLaren Company is conn.,
posed OF Eastern lumbermen, ~ no have two
large mills in this province, one near
westminster and another near this city.
one mas never been worked and the other
mas been shut down for three years owing
fthe low price of lumber 1t is stated
that both mills will be started shortly.
WHEN health is considered. no baking,
powder can be used with safety but DR..
Price>s. Analysis shows all other pow
QerS 10 contain lime. ammonia or alup1
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The Fire Record.

A vacant house at $50 Howard street
was damaged by fire at O'CLOCK yesterday
morning. The building is owned by P.
Gray, who loses $500 by the blaze. The
or gin Of the fire is unknown.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27

house tonight. He was given most en-
thusastic reception. He spoke for two
hours, following to some extent the gen.
eral lines OF his speech last week.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27

By tests at the Chicago Worlds Exposi-
ton and California Midwinter Fair all
other baking powders were shown to be
Inferior TO DR.. Prices. Received highest
award and gold medal.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27

AS the standard for purity and perfec-
ton the world over, DR.. Prices Baking
Powder Is beyond Comparison. It's purity
and goodness ara unQuestioned.
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Bayard Still Talks

WILMINeToN. Del, Oct. 26.-Em oassa-
dor Thomas F. Bayard addressed a large
Democratic meeting at the Grand Opera
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27

We make our clothes at the smallest good
quality cost.
That's business sense.
We sell at the lowest good-quality price.
That's progressive sense
You buy at the lowest good quality price.
That's common-sense.
You buy direct Of us and save just Fl ALE.
That's dollars and cents.
Don't put yourself out. but when you're
down our way drop in.
Up-to-date Clothing Rrtailed at Whole
sale Prices.
Some new things in Business Suits-see
them.
OPEN TONIGHT.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27

PEACE in The kitchen means joy all
over the house, There is reace in everv
kitchen where DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder is used
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27

DR.. PRICES is reported by United States
Government chemists, after official tests,
to be the highest of all baking DOW
ders in leavening power, purity and excel
lence.
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Crisis in Seryia.

BELGRADE, Oct. 26-Prime Minister
Nicolaievits has resigned.
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NAMING A CHANCELLOR.

The Kaiser Has Already Selected
CaprivPs Successor.
LONDON. Oct. GA dispatch to the Post
from Berlin says that Emperor William
this afternoon ielegraphed Prime Minister
Won he-Schillingsfurst, the Staff
halter of Alsf ce-LoIraine, requesting him
to assume the Chancellorship. His Majesty
also invited DR.. Miguel TO succeed Euen-
burg as President of the Prussian Minis
terial Council.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-27

CoNTENIED minds make happy homes.
Contentment ALWAYS fellows the use of
DR.. Prcs's Cream Baking Powder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-17

BY Associated Press
New York. jan. lG--The list Of those
who mot death IN yesterday collision on
the Delaware Lacbawanna and West
cul rnilroid may be materially increased,
as some OF The injured arc IN such
critical condition that they are not OK
pecicd TO live. Edward NJ Clark. who
Is suffering from internal Injuries, has
had q succession of henorrhaecs aud Is
not expected To- live the day ont Carl
j. Schultz and Theodore White who
were reported dead arc also IN prcrnri-
uuq condition, The former had COM
pound fracture of the right thigh and o
terrible cash ~ the abdomen IL was
found last night necessary 10 nmpulaio
his leg and 4 Is thought he cannot sur
yive the shock, white IL suffering from
n compound fracture Of the leg aud HIS
left side " badly crushed. His injuries
are so serious that his death NJ any mo-
mant would not be d surprise.
Among those whose injuries are 20
grave ~ TO cause fears for their lives
are VIM. u CliGc. Wm Gray. WASH
ington Irving aud L., Roads. The others
injured are doing we'll.
President Samuel Sloan Of the Della
ware lhcltnwannh and Western railway
consented today tp give out slnicment
ginecr, David Hoffman Of South Orange.
The particular rules, the violation Of
which caused the accident of yesterday.
tvera ones The president WINS intcnfly
etudying There said he, impresslvely,
lnylng hls tinpor on one rule W particular,
III that had been followed out there
would have been no ncNldcr,
The rule Is as follows; TN cnse OF
foggy or stormy weather. the greatest
care must be taken; speed reduced
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-17

Special Dispatch.
Washington, Jan. 1G-Tn the ease Of
the postmaster at Palestine, where the
term " the preient incumbent expired
today. Mr.. Cooper has not yet made
Hourmrudition The loading canli.
dates seem TO be Forgursnn and NJ
kmuclls. Mr. Cooper Is waiting q
solution Of the Marshall case, where the
term expired on January o, and whore
he had recommended Hall who livN
outside Of town This, undor an orlcr
Of PostmasterGencral Rissells, cN-
clulcs him from tho race
At Rusk. also in Mr.. Coopcr's district,
the people at 4 primary have elected u
postmaster who lived ont of town, and
Cooper says he wishes 10 see whether
he rulo in question win stick or the
viii Of the people is stronger.
The call Of lady Of like name AZ the
postoiiicc Department yesterday proved q
mistake rs 10 Mrs. Ida Turner Of Fort
Worth being in Washington. She is NOT
here.
The poStoiiicc at Josie, Tyler county.
has been discontinued; mail 10 90 tc
Spurgor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-17
MITCHELL SAYS NO FIGHT.

BY Associated Press.
Tallahassee Fla. Jan 1G.-lf Gov
ernor Mitchell has any intention Of ahau-
donmg his fight against The nuval athletic
club he does not show any signs of IT,
on the contrary, Dee is more deter
mined than ever aud what is more, he
has laid plans, which, he says, cannot
fail. When approached today he said;
"Nou can announce that l um going to
prevent this fight or glove contest, no
matter how many other ierns are applied
to IT,
but It Is limited that The Jacksonville
militia has decided not to am S0n," was
suggested.
Tint Is not true" said the governor,
but II they lid happen 10 80 decline u
would not affect my plans In the slightest
degree. am going TO prevent that night
aud that II all there is about lt'
"Ilave yW read that the clnh has soy
eral other plans in View, II Jacksonville
Is abandonclY was asked.
II have said the governor. "and !
repeat cmphatically tliut the fight ehall
be prevented IN the state Of Florida. !
grant you, they may sneak on Ia the
woods somewhere aud have 1t ont, but
! do not see how ven this enn be dopec,
1 shall not call upon the Jacksonville
militia. Some Of thcm are In favor OF
the fight and have friends who are in
tercstod'
"Thcn you will employ the militia Of
some other point IA the stnteW
You may draw your own conclusions
! The adiuuut-gcuern has planned TO cover
every point which might be- available,
| and Dis men are men who may be dc.
/ pended upon IN any event Now then,
said the governor In conclusion 81 think
] | have Fuu1n myself Main and IL nuybody
| comes TO Florida 10 see q fight and don't
sec one after spending his time and
money hero, he can only blanc himself.
There will, | repeat once more, be no
| prize fight here.
The acknowledgement would say moth
ing of his plans further than that the
fight would surely be prevented
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-17
BYNUM EXPLAINS.

BY Associated Pros,
Washington. Ian 1G.--A grent
many ardent friends OF the in
come tax scnume inquired OF Mr., Bynum
today why he had. at tho meeting of
the committee, voted 20 keep the income
taxes separate from the WILSON bill and
compel them TO stand the test upon their
own merits. Mr. Bynum replied uni
formly that he was believer ia income
taxes aud was yet fslendly 10 the propo.
siton, he found thut quite a number VI
Democrats who favored the Wilson bin
IN its present form were SO bitterly op'
posed TO income taxes that they might
vote against the bill Il the latter wore
made part of H. while several Demo
cratic members of the house, who found
objections 10 the tariff bin. and were
inclined 10 vote against il on its final pass
age. hut might be induced 10 support Il
would use income taxes as m excuse
for voting against the bill II they wcrr
incorporated IN that measure, He stated
that he had today been informed 10y n
number Of Democrats who had an.
nounced their determination to vote
against the bill, under the Impression
that income taxes were TO be made q
part Of it. that they would give the meas
urc their support, aud that, therefore
the action of the committee yesterday
had strengthened the Wilson bill,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-17

who stand as the bulwark Of what il has
cost our race, the struggle of centuries
to achieve"
After reviewing the careers of lawyers
of the reyolutionar time, Stevenson closed
as follows.
MAY we not abide the faith that.
inspired by words and deeds Of the men
of this noble profession. who have nude
respondent every page OF the first ccn-
fury of the nations history. their sue
cess. in near and remote future. on the
bench and at the hlr. whatever danger
may menace, will faithfully guard and
transmit TO the coming ages tne precious
legacy Of q free government"
The speaker Of the evening. Senator Jo-
scph n. DOlph. was next introduced, and
taking for his subject "1hw Reform"
said in suhstgncce; law Is a necessary
element Of civilization. There can be
no civilization without II. Ii is the hand
maid Of progress aud the best evidence
OF mans advancement. and IN the scale
Of intelligence and refinement is 10 be
found In body of lay which he has
enacted us the rule Of C - for him
self, Jaw being mothp " 20, md Joy.
The legal prOfrSsionf Tls,s !. - ma
tire of its duties az Hcs 10. IN
all civilized governmG. q k,'Q,,
ways been so. and viii % 50 Ia @ct
until choas shall come agaifn 'ols
Dolnh then went on to sreS
the criminal and civil Jaw The Ia
held to be the outgrOwth Of centtff
Upon the former theme he said: EN-
lightened systems of criminal jurisprn-
dcnce, which now prevail in civilized
countries, have little or no resemblance
to the systems Of criminal law of former
ages
He spoke at length upon the common
law law of puuitv and international Ia ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-17
BLAND ON CARLdsDE's LETTER,
Bv Associltel Press.

Washington. Jan. Representative
Bland says Secretary Cnrlisle's letter
urging an immediate issue Of bonds raises
the bond issue very sharply against tho
pending tariff bill and the bill 20 coin the
seigniorage. at IS Il plain proposition to
"an1 IN my locality It would damn any
administration FOR all time to come II
executed. ! do not think the secretary
has power to Issue bonds under the pres.
ent laws.p
Mr., Bailey's resolution introduced TO
restrict the secrctary's power az to an
issue Of bonds went to the judiciary com
mittee and itNis understood that a rcs0lu.
ton nntagonistil to a-bond Issue will loo
reported favora6ly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-17

by Associated presg.
chicago, H., Jan. lG.-iiarry HI. chars-
Cd with being Fugitive from Justice, was
tnken to jan today 10 default OF S~O0 bond.
He was arrested last night on a DESCRIPTION
received from Atlanta. GA Atlanta Oili-
cials SOY that he forged the signature OF
Inc cashier ~ the Empire national bank for
5000. I'M denies inc charge, and aays
niiiy wants HIN IN Georgia ua q witness Ia
"a ciise. 10 ~ salt ihHt iiill IL the owner Of
n nianiatian worth SiDOpD. Hla Ease waa
continued Tor ton days pending the arrival
Of officers from Atlanta.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-17

The Prosecution Win Finish Its Case
Today Former States Witnesses
Refuse Go IA.appear.



Chicago. Jan. 1G.-The prosecution In
tho Coughlin case announced today that
the states evidence viii not be hnished
before tomorrow night. II was eX-
pected that the case would be turned
over to the defense today but tie delay
was caused by difficulty in procuring
witnesses.
II is said that Henry O'Connor, who
was an important states witness az me
former trial, has refused to return ts l.,i
New York to testify. OConnors tesu,
monv relates 10 a conversation ne ha,i
with Coughlin, in which, it Is calmed,
die latter referred TO DR.. Cronn as
sllesman Hatfield was called to the
stand today 20 identify piece OF eilpel
taken from the Carlson cottage; M
field could not positively ldenuls ~, w
CARPET. and ex-Aiayor CreiEer' WIZ ~
come into court in answer 10 u SUI
poenn, was aslled 70 take thc STUNT,
ME ex-mavor complied and answered
the questions of the attorney ior w ue
fense In a bluff way lie cou,u siNe - -
satisfaction MS TO TIE much souHlit -.
ing shorthaud transcript OF lne il.v1 ~
between Chief Of POLICE duDpaiu ~ ~
Couehlin before Coughlin's arrest ~,
.,ie,.s I'M M believed ie Transcript had
6aen mi In His Lands. but ih9t ne nag
not the reniotest idea What h1u i.,i, l,hor
II. unless il lad been burned wilh other
Attorney W. ]. HAYNES WIS r. c ;Ilai
and said he could not pfocnis ~ ,,,,,,;n,,
script and III not evenh Ie'n'
80. .bo W. VIM ya9 remember asked Judge
Wing. rof having defianuy houilsiii,h !,
copy AZ fhe lawvrs for ID defense " uhe
former trial during yonr address 10 'i-s
jury" Ia said. Then
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-17
A DINNER TO THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. Jan. 1G.-Secretary and
mrs ir Lamont gaye dinner lhis evening
table was decorated with provisions Of
Jaquils huge bank Of which filled
large portion Of the center. Music was
furnished by n mandolin club. There
were present besides the president and
Mrs. Cleveland. Secretary and Mrs.
Olncy. Secretary Herbert and Miss Her.
bert. Secretary and Mrs. Smith, Secre-
tary and Mrs. Carlisle, Postmaster Gem
eral and Mrs. Blssell, Secretary Morton
and Mira. Paul Morton, Chairman and
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. James Woodward Of
New York.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-17
BY Aas0clntod Press.

Washington. Jan. 10. During the
morning hour several matters OF minor
importance we're considered In the sem
ate, among which WIG tho following: A
resolution Of MIR. Cockrell was agreed
20 asking the secretary Of the treasury
for Information in regard 10 the process
Of prosecutions in Idaho under the Pol
lard act.
MIR. Martin Of Kansas introduced q
bill to authorize the Oklahoma Central
railway company 10 construct ami opcr
ate a railway through the Indian Ter
dtory.
Mr.. Hunton Of West Virginia calico
mp the senate bin requiring the original
receipts for report Of the postmaster 20
he sent 10 the auditor Of the Treasury
wac passed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-17

He Said before His Departure From At
lanta rhat He Alone was iieaponalble
for the Dedication.

HY AHEVlnTHd IF'H'
Atlanta. Ga. Jan. iJ'--i.ewia hedwine
was taken from jah today and started on
his WY to the columbus, ONO penlicntinry,
where no has TO e,rye ~ yeaff FOR embez-
Zen along. The mafshpl tried 20 sip HE'D.
vino IN quietly. liedwinr's lawyers ala
moi want hlm 10 giyo an interview. How
over. i,efwine eaid; ~ alone am reaponsi-
bie fof ITO defalentlon. President ilill ard
cashier NcCandless know nbgolnteiy nothing
Of IN. aborfaef until ! told Mocaudlrsa"
Ro1vlnc explained the apparent fhcfi Or
ktnOl0 dufinr The last few hnyg the bank
tgas open Ne had inst amount OF worth.
less dhecka. which had been counted as
good by the examiner. When Rrdwine He'd
h. toak ihis package o. checla and burned
III Id them while IN hiding They We're
nom Jackson'sI which he hhd been pro-
iecilng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-17
QUEEN III WON'T DO IN.
Nv Assncfntpd prnps

state department scon ut the STORY TINT
oX-Quoen Liluohnluni IA contemplating
suit for damages against the United
Sntcs government for having ousted her
from her throne and having taken her
government from her. IL is inquired
very pcrlncnlly, where viii shc bring the
suiti There " no court which she has
privilege Of bringing emit IN The only
means of enforcing decision would be
20 wage war. She might, indeed, file u
claim with congress, but she would be
entirely dependent upon legislation for
amy returns
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-17
McAUIIFFR BEsTs RYAN.


Nv N9sNNINTOT Tr77
San Francisco, Cal. Jan. 1G.-Jack
McAulifre. the champion light weight of
the world, best Jim RYAN, who claimed
to he the champion middle weight Of Aus
tralia. in six rounds at the Grand opera
house. McAuliffe was clearly out Of
condition being very fat, but he was
able to hit RYAN as often Us he pleased
Ryan did little lodging. The general
impression is that he was able to make n
betters howing il he had tried.