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Tho Overland FLYER.

The Chicago. Union Pacific and Northwestern
Railways form the only line running Pullman
drawing room seepers and dining cars daily. san
francisco TO Chicago without change. Time 10
Chicago only three and one-han days, and TO New
York four and one. half days
Select tourist excursions to Chicago, daily with
out change In Pullman upholstered tourist cars.
For tickets and sleeping-car accommodations
call on or address D. W. Hitchcock, general agent
] Montgomery street. San Francisco
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FOR THE FEEBLE-MINDED
The Christmas Gift of the South Cos.
mopolitan School.

A. Z. Osborne. Md, superintendent of ,hs
Home for the Care and Training of Feeble.
minded Children. has received Sl56 20 as =
Christmas gift from pupils of the South Cos.
mopolitan School OF this city. to be usef for TIC
penelt OF me orphaned. indigent and aban.
doned children In the home u "pan-
Inc superlnt' ndent has acknowledged the ra-
eeipt OF the money IN letter heartiIS thanSin.
t tn cnlidren OF the South Cosmopolitan SchnoI
nate. W tuc unIorlu-
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He Jumped Backward.

George Roach. 122 Leidesdorff street, was on
the dummy OF PowelLstreet car yesterday
afternoon when his nat was blown off near
Geary street. He signaled 10 the conductor
10 stop, but as no attention was paid TO his
signal he jumped hurriediy off to recover his
headgear. Unfortunately he jumped back
ward and fell, iacerating his scalp. He had
his wound attended to at the Receiving Hos
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A 100000 CONTRACT.

In competition with German. French
and English steel works the American
Bethlehem works have secured a $4,000, :
600 ontract for amor plate. It will not
do, however. TO assume that an average
arm0r plate may be made cheaper in the
United States than In the countries named.
The Bethlehem works have a process Of
hardening plates which competing works
do not possess. The Russian Government
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-25

MORE than $4,000 people read the "PacIfe
states Watchman"; 10000 bona ide sub
scrlpers; largest legitimate circulation of any
monthly west OF the Rocky Mountains. few
Hrstcls<s advertisements Will be taken. Ad'
dress WIN. III. BARNES, ST. AIMS building,
San Francisco. Cal,
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In ancient times in Greece 1t was GUS
tomarv 10 Mace coin under the tongue
Of a dead person. This was to pay his
fare to Charon, whose duty then was TO
ferry the deceased over the river Acheron'
In the Internal regions.
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Oregon Railway and Navigation Coz the New
Through Line East.

Fast steamers leave San Francisco every I'VE
days, connecting at Portland WIN ln ae",
trains for ALI points East, having maGnihcent
naIace and new upholstered tourist sleeping
ears 10 ST. Paul and Minneapolis wllhout
change Tickets at reduced raIes apo llii III
general agent. 10 Montgomery street, 5. T.
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Can't Run AWAY From Tbesa

Attachments were levied upon a number Of
norses at the racetrack yesterday. H. Taylor,s
morse Ciaquer was saddled with bin for 500.
horses morse Jor Frank for $50 So and
sng others owned by John Asbiit for Seo az o.
ana Ihomas Tobln's horse for s3s. Ao' soi 90.
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Death of Mrs. Winston.

Intelligence of the death at Vancouver Bar
racks, Washington, OF Mrs. Winston, wife OF
Lieutenant Edward Winston U. S. A., has been
received In this city. The lady is a grand
daughter of Mrs. Alexander S. Burnett Of this
city and the late General Burnett. She was
married only year ago.
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PbiIlins, Rock island excursions

leave San Francisco every Wednesday via
RIO GRANDE AND Rock ISLAND RAILWAYS.
Through tourist sleeping cars TO Chicago and BOs-
I on Manager and porter accompany these eIcur-
sions through TO Boston. For tickets, seeping-car
accommo OF ations and further information address
CLINTON JONES, General Agent Rock Island Rail-
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No-.,,err pacific Overland Route.

you are anticipating journey to the
Fast don't fail to get our rates before buy
ing elsewhere. T. K. Stateler' general
agent. 63S Market street, D. r.
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10 prevent malaria the grip. pneumonia, levers,
catarrh and rheuma tism, keep your blood pure by
taking Hoods Sarsaparils, 1t creates an appetlte
and builds up the whole system
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THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

To begin with. the Congress OF the United
States is not a competent tribunal in which 10
settle contested election cases. Ii is exceed.
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THE MORNING CALL

Has larger Circulation than any
osher newspaper published in San
Francisco.
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OUR store will be open to-day until IL O'Clock
10 accommodate those who could not get out
Yesterday. Sanborn. Vail & Co.
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30 Potter building, New York City, is provided with
hles OF California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
Vertising rates and sample copies furnished
F. K. MISCH, Manager.
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without a bottle of DIR. SIGERT'S ANeosTURA
BITrERs. the world renowned appetizer OF exqui-
site favor. Beware of counterfelts.
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Iroches.n They possess real merit
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS
- King SoIomon's Lodge No.
lS~S 260, +. and A M.-Oficers aud "a
members are hereby notified to attend the Xxx
funeral OF our deceased brother, LEVI/WN
PRESTON PECK from Golden Gate Hall, 625
Sutter street, at 1880 O'clock WEDNESDAY
December rs. BY order OF the w. NJ
de25 2t HARRY BAEHR, Secretary.
H. Notice Is Hereby Given That the
ae~S annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Marlcopa and Phoenix Railroad Company will be
held ar the once of the company. room 8, Crocker
building, san Francisco California, the 18th
day of January, 1895, at IL o'clock coon, for the
purpose of eiectng Board of Directors TO serve
tor the ensuing year. and for the transaction OF
such other business as may properly come before
the meeting. r. =. KENDALL, Secretary
San Francisco, Cal December Is, lS94. d17 got
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SITUATIONS WANTED -CoNrINUrD


TRICTLY TEMPERATE AND ENERGETIC
a" middIe-aged man desires any sort OF legitimate
employment to keep from starving; fully compe-
tent to manage small large ranch; also an ex-
pert win a-pruner; can furnish undenable proof Of
his ability aud honesty. Address L. L.. box o.
this Office. de25 Its
EXPERIENCED MAN WANTS VINEYARD
u and orchard work, attending STOCK or at
chores Address A. box 70. this ONCE. de24 3ts
WANTED -STEA EMPLOYMENT Az
W porter or shipping clerk at s75 per month
preferred. Address b. p, box l45. Call branch
once. de23 81
ITUATION WANTED BY A MAN AND WIFI.
= as waiter and chamDermaid: city or country.
wages reasonable. Address G. W., box 1856 Cali
Branch. de22 IT.
Toy l6 WANTS WORK IN MERCANTTTE
y house: has spent a short time In high school
Address r.. box l2S. Call Branch. deI9 las
"A ANTED BY PRACTICAL sAwFILFR
" hammerer. etc, OF many years experience a
steady place; at present employed untIi Japuarv
!: good references; temperate. address Stv5
maker. box 80, this office. delS IT.
THE LARKIA-STREET BRANCH OFFICE on
i THE Cal L has been transferred to TIT Larkl1
St, where advertisements VIII be received up IN
9:SO p
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Among the proposed features for the Paris
Exposition OF 1900 will be an electric sun,
reproduction of the moon. miniature voyage
around the earth, mountain higher than the
Eifei Tower, etc. Evidently the French MUD
has seized up this earth Of ours aud has begun
10 sigh for new worlds to uer.-Philadel-
phia Record.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-25

Senator Calls revival Of his scheme for the
annexation OF Cuba is like shaking red nag In
the face of the Spanish bull. The annexation
OF Cuba was proceeding smoothly and satisfac-
torily enough under the reciprocity treaty until
Mr.. Calls party came In and upset the whole
arrangement.-Boston journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

Judges and raise the age limit Of service from
seventy years to seventy-five years. he also
asks for the repeal OF the law OF 1898 under
which Superintendent Hannah granted cnarter
10 the Cataract General Electric Company.
Mr. Dean lastly introduced home rule amend
ment OF great interest This provides for an
extension Of home ri lie 10 cities divides munich
palities into two classes those Of more than oO,-
900 inhabitants and less. The legislative power
in all cities Is vested in a municipal counch, 10
consist Of a select and common council.
Every city must have five wards. ana the
Legislature may extend boundaries
Each city shall choose Mayor, who snail nave
power to examine all city departments ana re,
move officers for cause controller, VINO shali
receive and collect taxes and audit and pay ac-
counts against the city; city clerk, VINO shaii
act as clerk of the councils. Except as other-
wise provided, the May shall appoint and the
select council confirm all city officers whose
terms If not more than two years. snail De
fixed by the municipal council. The councii
shall meet at least once month 49,
No municipality shall give or loan lts credl'
In aid Of any private individual nor become IN
terested in any private corporation
The Convention Committee on Cities met TO-
night II was decided to send notice 10 the
Mayors OF cities and to associations. reform
clubs and individuals who have been considering
the question Of reform In municipal government
and of uniform charters for cities OF like popula-
ton that the committee will devote THURSDAY
and Friday Of next week 10 hearing the argu-
ments and views of all persons interested IN TINS
subject II was also decided 10 hold daily meet
ings OF the committee in the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

mosities between politicians and only few on ac-
count OF change in the general policy demanded
by public opinion. The defeat OF the Casmir Perier
Ministry can be ascrbed 10 both OF these causes
The Prime Minister, though able man. is some
what like his grandfather the Premier under Louis
Philippe. a OF autocratic Ideas and not dis-
posed TO concate adversaries or to gather around
him many friends by making concessions In regard
TO what he considers 10 be good and sounn poicE.
II Is known that whenever the Chamber hesliateu
at voting the bills moved by bis Ministry. Casimir
Perer threatened 10 resign and II is thus tnat ne
obtained many votes OF confidence lms re-
peated recurrence 10 that menace Of Prime Min
isters may have finally exhausted the pa
thence OF the Chamber. Besides that there are
Deputies who are afraid OF the Presidential asplra-
tons OF NJ. Caslmir Perier and anxious TO deieat
these aspirations the crownng and final success OF
which would give to France after e5 the % SsSSofsonc
President. - e,,
lists wanted TO avenge the defeats when the rIesi
and the Opportunist Moderate Republicah ma
9ry have made them sun sn ese %ne
not numerous enough In the Chamber 10 nave oNeI
The aha had fE nOi Of the
Right. The latter, who had sided WIN tne , Mile
Would WY M"tn treat II in new spirittha is spirit OF
conciliation-al religious questions have been disal
pointed b in seeing that III Shs the Cabinet to
come the tool of the reaction The members OF h dHe
Blight asctsa If brsan 50 Socialism and sided with the
Socialists ard the Radicals. under the pTetehce vi
defending the rights of the workingheh inTH
which unfortunately. on that occasion. nad tor us
mogthpece TIVE M 9 tber 6Mn
interests and being the representatiyes OF ndqs,rlai
!Gnn% of hi AEnsT Of %
manufa cturer of Lyons and NJ Caslmr ferier u a
m sn's anz,r an" mnes where strikes have oc-
Cured frequently
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
HoNoRING THE CHICAGO's OFFICERS

BANQUET GIVEN TO CAPTAIN MAHAN-ThE
ToAsrs TO BE DRUNK on THURSDAY
London. May 22-Captain Alfred T. Mahan' COM
mander Of the United States cruiser ChicaRo' was
entertained at banquet given In MS hohor ias'
evening by the English publishers Of his "orks.
Sampson Low Marston Co. A large numoer OF
guests were present.
At the banquet in honor OF Rear-AdmiraI ri 'oen' pen
Captain Mahan and the other officers OF the chi
cago on Thursday evening the American ohcerS
will appear in full uniform. All the other guests
will wear evening dress The music Will open WIN WIN
Hail Columbia" and close with God save the
Queen" The Queen and the President o. tne
United States will be toasted ;ogether 2mU"ans p
,his toast the health OF the Prince ana princess
of Wales will be drunk. and third on the lis ist is
the toast 10 the American Navy. Henry f'lhs
viii propose the toast 10 The Ladies go ,,
II Is announced that the Chicago VIII iu,hisn h a
large detachment OF sailors TO take part IN me IN
ternational Fire Congress parade on June ~ Ill IN
which the American delegates TO the congress VIII
also take part. 49,, - .a-.,-ai t-rber
Lord Kimberley has invited Rear Admiral ETDeh ETe
and Captain Mahan 10 attend the queen i plItn-
day celebration at the Foreign once on oatu'us''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
,oor,va FOR rwo ESCAPED LryArICS

Attieboro, Mass. May 22.-James McGunnsle ana
James Devne, the manacs who escaped from the
Rhode Island State Insane Asylum early MONDAY
morning, spent last night at the tramps retreat j"
this town After escaping from the asylum, they
made their way to Pawtuckst, under the cover OF
night and crossed the state line into Massachusetts
al an early hour Yesterday afternoon they wens
OF clothing Rhode Island police visited the retrea. ear
this noon and found the maniacs had lets he ,, pr
clothing was found in the underbrush where sas
escaped men had changed their garments AZ i las.
dlrect~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
SrJr AGAINST MRS. HOMER r. BALnWIN.
urn DOCTOR WANTS 81 sa7- TESTIMONY THAT
SHE RECEIVED s3:3o FROM THE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY FOR HER INJURIES ~
THE Acc1pENr At HASTINGS

ROAD COMPANY FOR HER INJURIES N
THE ACCIDENT At HASTINGS
pesore Judge Charles + Brown. IN the supreme
court In White Plains yesterday Mrs. Homer r.
baldwin OF Yonkers who Was 80 badly injured IN
the railroad wreck AZ Hastings. on Christmas I've
1902 WAS sued FOR i2T by Dr Emil Schopen, OF
that city. for an alleged balance due for profes-
slonal services The physician acknowledge the re-
cept OF 81 2,6 FOR two months services but claimed
the balance due for medical attention from April
10 August Inclusive following. DR.. Schopen Also
alleged that 5000 additional was promised MN pro-
ylding the railroad company made a settlement
with the defendant. The physician tod the stofy
Of his treatment. the amputauon 81 me ieienndh.
left hand and fingers Of her right hand me re
moyal of her eyes. the grating % skin on her ih'e
and skull. etc Drs. IIermance. johns sherman atl
Hrandf an Of NOnkcrs swOrc thdt the DOCTOR
charges were reasonable. representative oi tne
railroad company sWOre that settlement OF the
damage suit Instituted by Mrs. Baldwin ha1 Dech
made for 1920. . ,. 49,. .t,
The defendant admitted faithful service. but SAID
thai the charges were eXOrbant she was az
tractlvev dressed. 4 wig covered her mead ana
the remains Of her ears. and Ia-ge blue glasses hld
from view her eyeess sockets. Her disngured arms
were hidden beneath cape. For one who passel
through 80 terrible ordeal she looks rcfnhTh-
ably we'll The case will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
NOTES FROM THE ORIENT.

Vancouver y. c. May 22.-The following Or1entai
ady1ces have been received by the steamer EN-
press OF India. which arrived here to-day;
News has reached Japan that the KING OF Cored
has announced his intention OF presenting 70" yen
to the murderer Hong in recognition OF MS ser
vices .-.....,l -, c,a,s dur
j W Foster. who was Secretary OF STAR 1u1 d,
ing mart of General Harrison's term as frcsintnt
~ tie tinted states delivered an address at the
Doshasha School at Kioto on May b., ms topiSS pS
being the existing relations between Japan anu
America. -, ,,,.- u.ro,rht grnat
The freshets In the Han River wtougnt sreSs sys
two or three feet high. were swept into ths
Yangtze River In sinking CONDITION, oeVe'"'
hundred lives are reported 10 nave Deeh ios''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
RUSSIA NOT TO INTERFERE IN sERVIA
SIGNIFICANCE or HER ANNoUNCEMENT-PACr-
CIsCH THE RADICAL RETURNING
TO BELGRADE.

TO BELGRADE.
St Petersburg May 22-The Foreign Once has
informed NJ Persiani. the Russian Minister al
Belgrade that Russia will in no way interfere IN
the nresent state of affairs in Servia This Is un-
derstood 10 mean that King Alexander mas lot
feited the friendship of Russia by his action IN the
interest OF his father ex-King Milan who Is be-
ueyed TO have nstigated the Servian coup detaL
In political circles ex-Kng Milan's return TO Bel,
Grade after his promise not TO do so is c0nsdered
a breach OF faith TO the Car. which Will not De
forgotten or forgiven 81, ,,u.r a.
The Russian press characterize ex-king Milan IN
the severest terms declaring that his ntrigues are
likely 10 compromise the general peace OF Europe
and demanding his immediate withdrawal from
SerVia
Vienna May 22-Advices from Belgrade say mat
NJ Pactcisch the Radical leader who was recently
implicated in a plot place Prince karageoree-
witch on the Servian throne is expected to return
"a Belgrade at the end OF the week 10 suppvrt the
Radicals in opposition to the new order or Things.
Iondon Nav 23.-The Vienna correspondent OF
THE Daily News says that Russia ana Aus'ra
have exchanged the subject OF the servan i,
coun d'etat and have agreed 10 act Ia concert II
Intervention IS necessary. 1t Is understoou .na'
Russja does not think OF supporting Prince Kara
georgevitch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
THROWN From HIS HORSE AND iNJt RED

THE son or THE PRESIDENT or THE SINGER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY stFFEhiN"
FROM CONCLUSION OF THE BRAIN
Alfred Bourne sixteen years old. son OF FRED
erick g. Bourne president Of the Singer sewing
Machine Company. was thrown from MS ho'S-
while riding at West Sayville. l.. J., Monday morn
ing He was severely injured, and Is now snfiernB
from conclusion Of the brain. His father Is eN-
nected 10 arrive home on the Teutonc to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
THIRTEEN HORSES BURNED
THREE BARNS SET on FIRE. 1T is RELIEVED. BY
BRICKMAKERs. BECAUSE THEIR WAGES
WERE REDUCED.

disastrous fire occurred at O'Clock yesterday
morning at Grassy Point. Three barns with their
contents are I'm ruins Thirteen horses were burned.
The barns OF the brlckyard firms Of MCGOWAN a
McGovern, Mcclure & Freeman, and Hurley
Brophy are all together The hames started
I'm the barn OF the latter firm and soon spread to
the other two buildings. Although every effort was
made TO save the imprisoned animals II was Inn
possible to do So Hurley e Brophy saved two
horses and lost three; MCGOWAN & McCioyern and
McCiovern had an insurance Of 81. $50 The loss is
about 5000 Mcclure q Freemans property was
Insured for 81 800. The fire. II is believed, OF
incendary origin. The three firms who suffered by
started work this .sprng. and 1t is supposed the
brickmakers sought revenge In this manner The
wards were cut 4 rigid investigation will be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
, src.p1ADry VESSEL ASHORE.

Boston, May 22.-The four-masted schooner
Horace W. Macember. of Boston, Captain bray
from Cienfuegos. for Norfolk and Hatteras' wiz"
cargo NJ sugar. is ashore at Isle de Pinos. near
Cienfuegos. and will probably prove a total loss:
The is safe The Macomber Is yesse. SEQ OF and nd
owned by s. r. Crowell and others, Of this city.
She is valued at $4,000 and is insured IN 5osrSn Ss
CARO- OF sugar 10 fully covered In New.York oces'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
AN IMPORTANT ANARCHIST ARREST
THE PRISONER THE ORGANIZER OF An ~ LEN
NATIONAL BODY OF BONBTHKo"thS-
HENRY DIED or FRIGHT.

NATIONAL BODY OF BOMB-THRoWEks-
HENRY DIED or FRIGHT.
Paris. May 22-The journal des Depa's say
the po,ice have arrested an Anarchist VINO ""'
been in regular communication by let'er WI" y"
,oarohis,a who were responsible f5r the recent
horob exnIos,ons in Iiege Belgium. From papers
found upon the man arrested his identity Is es'ap-
lshed as the organizer OF an international h
ton Of Anarchists. whose nemoers gre ener,ie.
OF Anarchy in Europe. u -, ,e,roleurn
,,,antitv Of g,inpowder and other explosives an"
hits Of iron nails. ETC. with lghted % %Iuse a. a.,
"a ,,as found last night outside the main en-
france 70 the house OF Abbe GARNER hd''o' VI
'I-e Peuple Francois ,.,,,,. -, tho rc,Ie de
undjc,ne after a thorough examination Of the 62dy
Of Emile Henry the Anarchist 9ehedden vas a
ready dead when the knife fe I'D DR. synrdnn germo Due
i M excitement before the knife was released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

nan REFUSED LEAVES OF ABSENCE TO STATE
rvAy MEN WHO ARE DELEGATES TO THE
.oxcsEss OF RAILWAY EMPLoYEs-THE
PREMIER SAID TO HAVE VEL
coNrn HIS DEFEAT-HIs FEEL
,vG TOWARD THE PRESIDENT
THE MINERS EIGHT
HOUR BILL.
Nav 22-The French Ministry were
.o-day by a majority Of forty in the
ossar of Deputies on a demand for the or
CnS ~ dav following an attack on NJ. JON
'a .r Minlster Of Public Works Tonight the
nns aN.,srs presented their designations TO Presi-
dent Carnot. ,,,,or.na rro,es,ad in the
Nv" ,t,,s, the action Of Minister Jonnart
CH,I ..r,rg the chiefs OF State railways and ad-
u r,.Ins INK the heads Of other companies to refuse
V''i"e =, ohsence 10 delegates to the Congress Of