The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-05-24

is the agitatOrs who are smart enough TO keep
| out OF sight, but who know that only In these
periodicaI upheaVals are they individually TO De
pehen'ed,Who are in the main responsible. Inc
reason lie strikers in the coke regions are not
suppressed, he says. is that Governor Pattison
hdS no backbone. HE is afraid OF the votes that
hiehI De lost If he should perform bis duty ana
stop the overt acts of the strikers" said MT.
OolFlh' IN an interesting talk about Carne-
gle, Frick, the armor-plate frauds, etc. Mr.
GOWN gave what he said he believed 10 be the
0oueenSuS OF Oh inion among the business men
Vi Htsourg regarding the subjects mentioned.
carnegie has probably done more for the
iaOOring men OF Pittsburg than any other man
10 tne CITY," said he. HE gives employmr MT
" thousands OF men. pays liberal wages, loans
Hioney at a low rate OF interest 10 thrifty EN-
ployes who may desire TO build homes, aud in
many other ways shows his liberal spirit, yet
LoI some unknown reason a large element OF
tne laporipg classes is bitterly opposed TO MIN.
rtlck Is pre-eminenty a man of business and
possesses lew OF Carnegie's social qualities
as 10 the aFmor-plate frauds, nearly every
BUSINESS man In PittsbuTg, Democrats and Re
puplicans alike, who knows these two men
personally believes that under no cOnsldera-
ZION would either OF them be guilty OF defTaud-
Ing the Government. The theory generally ac-
cepteo III the city is that McLuckie, Hugh
oDonneli and others of their CALDER who held
prominent positions in the works entered into
grand conspiracy TO injure the men they so
violently hated"
S. Z. Given OF Cordelia, who is a guest at the
Russ, Is one among the large number OF people
VINO ala not attend SandOw's alleged wrestling
match with the lion on Tuesday evening. Mr..
GlVen Is not consumed with desire 10 see the
relative strength of man and beast tested any
further than he himself has been able 10 deter
| coz .,F-.
he Dad a prolonged alteration with an angry
bull, and, after the fiesta, Mr. Given's family
physician discovered that he had some six or
| eight RIBS In demOraliZed condition, while
several DINER portions Of his anatomy bore evil
dence OF the unsatisfactory teTmin ation of the
test OF strength. Mr.. Given is now able 10 get
around with one lung IN a sus pensory bandage,
Out mas lost all admiration for the brute crea-
ton.
X. y. Ryan, General Passenger agent of the
| san francisco and North Pacific road, has
number OF valuable specimens Of ore In his Of
nee, which were recently sent him from the
norm. They are of gold, copper and silver. but
! mostly of The former metal, and were found In
MendOcino County. The section from which
they came is entirely undeYeloped and one that
has never been DrOspecIed much. Parties who
| have great confidence in the hidden wealth Of
that county are now quietly working, however,
Wlth view OF ascertainng its resources. II is
said that the indications all point TO general
mineral development in this section. The
specimens spoken OF assay quite high, some Of
| them averaging from SO TO S22 ton.
There was pleasant renconTer yesterday be-
tween old friends, when George p Heay met
Nat T. Messer. we'll known as James Floods
broker. They had not met for thrty-two years,
when Messer was in the Twentieth Massa-
chusettS and Healy was in the Fifth Massa-
chuSetts at the time Of the war. Messer after
ward came round to San Francisco in 1868 in
Boston clipper ship The meeting and mutual
recognition of The two old warriors was replete
with pleasure.
Miss Annie B. Howell, daughter Of Captain
j. w. Howell, arrived in this city yesterday
and is stopping at the California Hotel. Miss
Howell has been away for nearly year travel
Ing and visiting friends in New York and Penn
sylvania
c. f. Crocker. vice president OF the Southern
Pacific, started East last night for the purpose
Of attending the wedding OF his brother George,
who Will marry Mrs. Rutherford In a few days.