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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17
NusDa1bin9ton
Gsttarek.

8 a 6ineton, 8. Wtai. - SIM
Seaat fam bic &elolution Nlen's, Elm
Gomite sur nnterIu6uns bes 0erfab=
rens Der Yoli5ei sesen gorep, 8roune
uno Sones 5u ernennen, aur 8erbano=
lung. Mllen bielt eine ldnsere &eoe fit
leine Gelolution. Gr laste, baB ct ni9t
nit Der Gorsp 8ewesuns 1pmpatbilire,
oab ct jeoo6 bas 8erfabren Der Yolbei
fir eine 8rutalitdt era9te. ct miiIle
li6 bariiber tpunbern, baB @enator
Sherman BON Ohio ni9t eine dbnli6e
GeIolution etngebra9t babe.
@ls Mllen un9efdbr eine Stunbe se=
lpro6en, anttportete Sherman inbem ct
Die @erbaftuns goreps fir p0llig gere9t
ertldrte, bo oerlelbe bic @eiebe oes ST.
ltrifts iiberi6ritt, als ct leinep petition auf
Der Sreppe bes Gapitols perlelen tuollte.
Ote &elolution wurbe i6liebli6 bis
morsen iiberselest, ipprauf 9llbri6 cine
Tebe segen bic 5arifbiQ bielt.
Na6 S6luB bon 9llbri6's Geoe ent=
lpann li6 eine 9ebatte, in tpel6er WtiGs
erfldrte, oaB ct sesen perl6iebene
Announcements ltimmen lperoe. Sic 8iQ
werbe Dem Mc&inlep=@e1eb mebr unb
mebr dbnli9 unb 1ollte eber @orman=
ooer 8rice=Biq beiBen, ols @ilion-8iG.
SIN 5aule beri6tete Springer gu
Sun ten Der 8tq sur Muf6ebuns ber
Observation-Disclosures unb erfldrte, bab
ct am Mittwo6 bic 8tll lpieoer aufrufe1
weroe. I'm llbr sins bas Saus in
plenarcomitelisun9 iiber, um bic Slot
acknowledgements su beratben. Sic
aasemeine 9ebatte puroe auf 7 Stun=
ben feitselebt.
S8a1binstor, 10. Mai. - 9as
Yult bes neuli6 per ltorbenen Senators
Stof6ribee BON Wii9isan mar nit 8lu=
men seldmiidt, Elm Compliment fir Iei=
men 9ta6folser, Senator Yatton. syn
Wbmelenbeit bes 8ice=Yrdlioenten fii6rte
Senator Sarris ben 0orIib. Nllen, Der
Yopulilf pon Nebrasfa, bra6te eine Bill
Elm, mel6e bas @eleb betreffs bes Betre=
tens oes Gapitolsrunbes tpiberruft. Sic
Bin iuuroe bis morsen iibereelest.
Yeffer bra9te cine Gelolution Elm, mel
6e Die Grnennuns eines Gon,ites CUR
unterln6uns Der sebriidten @el6dfts
lase oes 2anoes perlanst. 9ie 8elolu=
tion wurbs ebeufalls big ,norsen iiberge=
lest. @oroon pon Georgia bielt Johann
cine &ebe iiber bic Mlen=Gogep &elolu=
tion. ST slaubte, bic Gorep=Beipesuns
lei cine Jolse bes patriar6ali16en Ge=
sierunssipfems uno iollte ben Staaten
sur Sebre oienen.
Sc tpurbe ldngere 3eit iiber bic &elo=
luton bebattirt. Mn Der 9ebatte nab
men Seller, 9oar uno Stelpart tbeil.
2ebterer ipra6 iiber bic pon Der YoliSei
segen Goyep 9eiibte Snrannei. gu elmer
Ibitimmuns iiber bic &elolution fam es
ni6t. I'm l llbr tuurbe bic 5arifbiQ
pieoer auf9enommen.
Sm 9auie ,purbe beute Der Sob bes
&eprdlentanten 8ratton bon Marplanb
anseseist> tuorauf oas 9aus li9 na9
YalIirung BON 8eileibsbei i@liiIien unb
Grnennuns zines 8esrdbniBcomites Bis
morgen perta9te.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17
-eSn 0em SSalle ser Gonle Z

sSn Dem Safe Der eagle Sniurance
Eaompanp gegen ben Staat Ohio, 6ielt
1eas 8unbea=Oberseri6t bic Gnti9eioune
oes Staatss sOberssri9ts BON Obio auf=
sebt, bab li6 Die @ompasnie Dem @eleb
mnterpeefen miiiie, tpelhes perfuet, boB
9orporationen, Die i'm Staat Obio @e=
1ndfte MAIDEN, jdbrli6e inan3=Nustpeile
eiitreiden miiilen. Oas @eri6t erfldrte,
baB oas bstreffenoe @eies nthts mebr
1inb ni6ts tueniger als cine in &raft be-
finbli6e Holtsei=Iesulation lei.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

- SIM Staatslenat murbe bic Go=
rid'i6e gill pallirt berSufplge &aui ileute,
bis Waaren perfauien, tuel6e in 3ubt=
9duIern bon anberen Staaten semadt
speroen, eine 0icen5 bierfiir l0ien miilIen.
Auth bic 9orO'i6e 8ill uuroe pailirt,
ber3ufolse ausspdrtise 6ompasnien, bic
IN Obio @eI6dTte tbun tpoIen, cine
Steuer pon ITO Yro5ent alf ibr 9(tien=
Eapital an ben StaatsIefretar be;o6len
snlIien.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

entl9ioIIen, einer aeuen republifanil6en
Club 81 sriinoen, in tpeldem bic nun i'm
3uiammenl9melSen besriffene u. g. 81
8lale ni9ts gu iu6en baben ioa. Gs
lit bereits ber Sel6luB sefaBt tpproen,
Elm suei it6ttses @ebaube an ber Seffer=
ion Strabe su mietben nno oallelbe in
mooerniter Weile burd Silliaro=3immer,
@pmnalium uitu. ausitatten Su lalien
9anit biirfte oer ltntersans Der Wfajor=
'l9en 9erri6aft als belieselt gu betra6=
ten Iein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

SIN oer 9tep Oorfer n Gonitituante"
liben ni6t tueniser als 100 Mopofaten,
uelGe slnwdlte Der einen ober anoeren
Corporation linb. Sic Sbee, bab BON
elmer lol9en GeleqI6aft Der INNER mebr
I'm lib sreifenoen Ma6t Der sroben
Gorporatlonen et,pas in ben @ee aeieot
>peroen tuiro, lit benn bod gu aItern.
Sm. @esentDeil, man fann ermarten, oaB,
uenn bic neue 8erfaIlung Dem @roBfa=
pital ni6t seraoe auf ben 2eib seI6rie=
ben toirb, jeoenfaQs oo6 bafur gelorat
merben wiro, oaB bic betreffenben 8e=
itimmun9en eine fit ale prattil6en Be=
oiirfniIie eeniisenbe 3abl BON 6inter7
pf0rtden baben. 8or einisen Sa6r,e6n=
ten rerle9ten lib bic Gorporationen
bauptld6lib auf bic 8eeinfuIlune Der
Sulti5; entiueber bebienten lie lid oer biz
retten gelte9uns ooer Tie perl ltanoen es,
burb seriebene 6erfellte9er bic proselle
mOslidlt in bic 2dnse sieben su laIien.
ginern YriDatmann mar es na6esu un=
m0sliA semaGt, einen proseB oeeen
eine ma9ti9e Corporation anbdnaia au
MAIDEN, neil er risfiren muBte, bab oer
proSeB lih iiber tnebrere Sabre bin aug
oebnen tueroe. I'm ler gipilproaeBuer=
fabren 1T ia 10 perflaulelt unb nit 10
pielen 9afden nerieben, baB es einem
sei@idten abOotaten 3iemli@ lei9t se-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

-- Gs heiBt, boB Die Semofraten pon
Sem Dort 8illiam g86itnep, ben gr=
Marinelefretdr, oIs 0ouperneurscanoi=
bat oufitellen mpllen. 8irb ct er>pdblt,
10 tpiro er li6 >oabrldeinli1 I'M Die grd=
lioentIhoftsnominatio bemerb9n.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

Der .@etbpte" erlteint tasIt9 unb foitet
xebtt benz uSamtlienfreunp," ols Sonntaes.
Aatt, portptret $500 per Sabr poer 80 per
Monat fret in's Saus seliefsrt.
Rad Oentlhlanb, Der S6tpei3 nnb Seitreitb
geianbt, foitet berieIbe pprtpfrei $500 per
ssabr.
Sas Wo1enblatt bes ,g8eitbpte" erl6eitt
sesea Gonneritas gum 9reiie bonn $500 per
Sabr.
Rad Denti9lanb, Der e6pei; unp Seitrei9
yortofrei $3.50 per Sabr.
Ser Prets fir ben Samilien= 6reunb betrdst
fSfr Seier bes SEph enblattes nur so Gts per
s5abr; fir Nitt= =Nbpnnenten: $l.O0 uno iptrb
yprtpfrei fiir 9eier bes 8phenb!attes su $1,OO
Ser Sabr, fir tz9lbonnenten III $1.5O
ser Sabr mad Oeutlhlanc berlanst.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

Wer 1T Elm Nmerifaner?
Diele Jrase 1T ldon oft seiteQt unb
perI6ieoen beollt,pDrtet tporoen. Sic
Nntwort oes 9iatioiiten lit: y8los oer
auf amerifanil6em 8oben Geborene"
(wobei gepobnli6 nod beileite binsu=
sefii9t tuirb: BON srobbritannilber o6er
iril4er abftammuns.) Cine ber beiten
Oefinitionen, bic mir sebort 9ibt Rate
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17
-Senatpr GQrrlQrt brahte i'm Gen,

--5enatpr Gorn9art bra4te i'm Senot
cine Bill ein, lDelhe mniere GDuntp Conn
naiIIdre autorilirt, gonbs Sum Setrase
1on $4,000 aus5useben, fir ben Sall
elmer 2eDee an Der NeItlete oes Scioto.
Die 9epee ioll 500 SUB liiblid4 bon Der
8reenlawn Bride Beginner unb li9
5000 SUB neit in iihli6er Gi6tuns er=
strefen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

- Gin Statiltifer bat ausserednet,
naB in ben Ser. Staoten ldbrli6 runb
5000 neu9ebadene 9ler5te auf Die lei=
benoe gJ}enIG1eit lpsgelailen peroen.
9ies piirbe elmer idbrli6en 3unobme
Der Nerste nm Yrpsent entipyebeu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

- Sas State Sournal" l6ldst Dor
6reuoe iiber ben slussans ber S9ul=
ratbsmabl in Glermont County einen
Yur,elbaum. 9ie brei ,peibli9en gan=
bioaten ,uurben, tpie mir bereits 11on
friiber furS meloeten, ertudblt uno 5par
bate man aus S0li6feitsriidli9ten -
tpie Sartfiiblenb ! - gar fein anberes
Sifet in's Jelo 9eIteQt. 9arob ltimmt
nun oas State Sournal" begeilterte
SDmnen an, lpriht bon einem stepping
stone" su b6beren gbren llnb ertldrt,
baB penn bic Srauen oas unbel9rdntte
Stimmre6t baben tupaen, lie ba1ielbe
befommen wiirben. 9as Seist bod
beutli9, pober Der g8inb mebt! 9as
9timmre6t bet Grauen bel S6ultuablen
lit nur elm 8orldufer bes allgemetnen
Grauenitimmre9ts. Was ipirb Die Splge
lein? gtwa Die 8erebelun9 bes politiz
l6en @etriebes, bon mel6er eini9e iiber=
gei6nappte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fa1eln ?
llnlinn! 9ie 6olee miro eine totale
8erl lumpfuns Der Yolitit letn. Oie
3abl Der flu ufli6en @timmen tpirb folol=
ial sunebmen unb bic profelionellen
weibli6en Yolitifer Slate iirer uno
Warobummer luerben ben rninnli6en
9anbwerfspolitifern ben Stang absulau=
fen iu6en, biz Die Yolttif 10 pperebelt"
lit, boB Tie jeben perniinftisen Menl6en
anefe!t. Sas re9te @eib, wel6em oas
8o6l Der &inoer am 9erSen liest bat
feline 3eit, lib nit oer Yolitit su beTal=
len. Sie Srauen ber Gei6en, bic ii6
0ienl ltmab6en uno &0dinnen balten
fOnnen. lotuie ber Nbidaum bes peibli=
chen @eI6le6ts, oer @elb nit leinem
Stimmredt perbienen mill, ,perben li6
6aupt|Ghlih auf Die Yolitif perleeen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

- Staatsienatpr 9lbbott reibte i'm
StaatsIenot eine 8ill Elm. luel9e Sod
ing GOuntD unb Berrp gpuntp aus Der
eriten unterabtbeilune bes 7. @eri6ts=
biftrifts fortnimnt uno 3ur britten un=
4erabtbeilung bes senannten Siitrifts
na9t. Sir Die neue llnterabtbeilung
fo0 Elm ipeiterer Gibter ermdblt merben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17
Seut56) rehliblifoni1dle V1Gttpr

UtHI1uJ -IepHUllIuHllut CIUIIEI
ipre6en bic ooHnung aug, bic &epubli=
faner BON Obio tpur0en lid in i6rer
4Iattform jeoer 2iebduselei nit ben
Stlberleuten entbalten. Sa lit geuiB
Der Wunl6 Der 9ater BEG @eoanfens.
sSn ibrer lestjdbrisen glattform eripie=
fen li9 bic &epublifaner als Iebr un=
lihere Gantpnilten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17
y@fel uno Wangel an Yeobad

rgfel uno Mansel an geobad=
tuusssabe", laste einlt Der iiinsit per=
ftorbene 8iarotb gu Isinen 3u6Drern,
limb Swei sroBe Tebler bes @6irur-
gen. Sehen sic, naeine 6srren, ma=
den sic bas na6!" st tau1te einen
Ginger in's ldmusise Waldpaller unb
fiibrte ibn oann in ben Munb. 9(ae
56iiler foleten Dem 8eilpiele bes 9eb=
rers. uSeben Sic, rteine Serren", fiel
Dieier elm, pipelder Mangel an Beob=
a6tunessabe Sis baben ni1t be-
merit bab i'd ben 3eisefinser in's
Ba19ma7er getauht uno nit Dem Mit=
felfinser in ben Wtunb sesriiien babe !"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

8is lie quiet den, lperoen jebt bic
Birtbe BON einem republifanilhen Yoli=
seiri1ter an Die gBano georiift. 98er
ai6t b0ren min, muB fiiblen llnb oas
1T erit Der Nnfans,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17
8rieIs, Rorrefponoen;en ui,p. beItebe man
"WESTBOTE CO."
Box: s33, Columbus, Sbio, i'll Ienben.

- Staatsreprdientant Setpis rei6te
cine 8ia Elm, bersufolse es YrofeIioren
son Staatsuniperittdten perboten tpirb,
Besabluns fit 6emiide Nnalplen anSu=
uehmen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

- 8on Cincinnati beeab li6 grs
9raFoent Sarrilo Jon nah Weiu Dorf, tpo
ct NIT einisen ber berporra9enoiten &e=
publitaner @on ferensen bielt. @rpB=
papa's Sut marl6irt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17

Sn Solebo brobt bic u. g. 81.
Bemegung eine Spaltung unter ben
Dortigen Mepublifanern berpor3urufen.
9as Hberale Clement ber partei bat li9
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17
Senator 2obqe's 9(ntraq, en-

- Genator 2obge's Nntras Gns=
lano our6 Strabolle sur Ginfibruns
bes gimetallismus su stpinsen, lit sliid=
lid unter ben Sil9 sefallen, pobin er
au6 sebOrt. gu unlerem 8ebauern
Tinben MIR jebo6, oab oieIer alberne
0orl9las Die llnterltiisuns aller anpe=
lenben republifanil6en @enotoren ee=
funoen bat. gon lpel6em Yrinsip 1ie
Iid babel baben leiten lallen, lit uns
nibt redt perfdnbli6. @pllen tie ba=
bur0 bic Silberleute an bic republic
tanil6e Yartei feneln? sic baben
es nit bem Sherman @eleb perlu9t
uno babur9 ni6t Bios feinen Silbers
itaat seuonnen lonoern mod per=
l6iebsne perloren. 9enn bas Stre=
ben Der Silberbolbe eebt ni9t na9
Doppeludbruns, lonoern na6 einz
fa6er Silberlpd6runs. 9ie 3ufunft
lteIt ibnen feinen belieren 2obn in Mus=
li6t als bic 8ersansenbeit. Sn al
len @el6dftsfreilen bes 2anbes,
i'm Storoen lowobl wie i'm Silben
uno i'm Often pie i'm Weiten
berrl6t Elm orinssnbes 8erlansen nad
&ube. Wtan bat an Der 9lgitation,
tuelbe Die 5inan5= uno Sariiirase perz
urla6t baben unb ibre Tplsen iiber unb
genug. Sie Yartei, bic li6 am fonler=
patipiten Seist, bat bic bette Nusli6t auf
Die Inerfennung bes 8olfes. Bisber
genob Die republifani1be Yartei ben
9orsus, in Der 6inan5fraee fonierpatip,
gum Minoeiten superIdlliser als bic be=
mofratiibs Su lein. 9ieler Yorsus sebt
aber perloren, tpenn Die &epublitaner
bic Wdbrunssfrose ni6t CUR &ube fom=
men lalien. Gntiprans bic llnterit itiibuns
bes 2oose'i6en 0orl9lages l9ubSDllne=
ril6en 9lbli6ten, 10 tit bas eine eben
lolt' srpbe Sborbeit. Inter ben jebi=
gen IerbdltniIen muB uns mebr baran
gelegen lein, auswdrtige &unben ansu<
5ieben als lie absui itoben, unb Elm 3oll=
trieg seeen England mare um 10 perfebl=
ter, als 9erabe bieIes Der bette &unbe lit,
ben mir baben. (Gin. 8oltsblt.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-17
Esltsinbas, o.. AZ. ,atai 1894.

Eerausseeeben pom Der ,,Defbote Co.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-02
BUYING ENGLISH STEEL RAILS.

The report comes from New York that
{. p. Huntington has bought for use on
the Paci ic Coast 5000 tons of fine quality
of English steel rails. This is made pos
sible only by the reductions in the duty on
steel rails by the WIson-Gorman tariff.
The duties under the McKinley tariff were
1924 per cent; under the new tariff they
are SO 90 per cent. The reduc ion $ 24.47
per cent, and is apparently sufficient tn let
English rails into the American market.
While Mr.. Huntington might have made a
small sacrifice to help American indus
tries, he should hardly be severely ceH-
sured for buying rails in the lowest mar
ket. All the other heads of great CORPORA
tons do the same thing. 1t is in She
province of Congress TO make the Ameri-
can market the lowest for American con-
sumers OF products that we can grow or
make. Having failed in that duty, Mr..
Huntington, without the least departure
from his habits of business. buys English
steel rails to use on American roads. But
in this case the English manufacturers are
com PEELED to pay the duty.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-02
HELPING ONE ANOTHER.

Years ago the charge was made that the
Standard OIL Company had obtained the
cooperation Of transportation companies
in different parts of the Uuon in the work
of freezing out small oil refineries. One
alter one the small refneries were ab-
sorbed into the Standard Oil trust or
driven into bankruptcy. When there was
no longer a competitor in the field the
price of oil would be advanced. The
money piled up in twenty years or there
bouts is estimated at $500. GOO, 600. The
Rockefellers retain the lions share, but
S100,0000OO or so is distributed among the
Paynes and Whitneys. who have helped
the Standard Oil Company 10 beat the
law
1t is an old story that tells how the
Standard OIL and the Southern Pacific
worked together. The Southern Pacific
allowed the Standard Oil Company to
move freight rates up or down to let its
own shipments in at love- rates while
''cinchng" the shipments of competitors.
The vast amount of the freight controlled
by the oil company enabled that company
to do about as it pleased with the several
transportation companies. Their plans
worked admirably for them, so far as this
coast was concerned. until the Traffic AS
ISOLATION opened the sea route. The
question for our people now to con-
sder Is IL the ocean route shall rem a n
open. II the Traffic Association is able to
announce by the 1st of December that
the San Joaquin Valley road will be
built as now projected there will
be no trouble about ocean routes.
The will hn tho
Atlantic shipper TO reach the San
Joaquin Valley consumer without the bar
at any point of excessive freight rates.
The solid men of this city are deferred.
it is said, from taking stock in the valley
road by fear of the Southern Pacific Com
pany. But these solid men should give a
thought to the consequence OF a susDen-
sion of the means of relief this ocean
route has afforded. 1t is true that the
lack of facilities for shipping goods to the
interior has diminished the benefit that
would otherwise have resulted from ocean
competition, but still the positive benef S
of that means of competition have been
great.
In the East, California Is regarded as
the last OF the slave States. IL is still in
the grasp of transportation monopoly.
Over The greater part of the State there is
no competition. except an occasional mule
team, to restrain the rapacity of the
Southern Pacifc monopoly. The State
maintains Railroad Commission which
maniIests no other conception of duty
than to rromulgate the orders Issued by
the Southern Pacific. About thirty days
remain in which to determine if this con-
ditlon of things shall continue. The
power remains in the hands of our people
20 break the bonds in which they are held
There are a score of men in this city any
one of whom could subscribe for the entire
amount of stock now on the market with
out serious inconvenience. There are
thousands and tens of thousands who can
spare from $1,000 10 500. and would do SO
if they realized the Importance Of the
enterprise.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-02
POLITICAL COMBINATIONS.

The air is full of rumors of combina-
lions to elect this and defeat that candi-
date on the several tickets. Mayer Ebert
is 10 be punished for the failure If the law
to create Offices enough for all who aided
him In the last municipal election. Buck
ley Democrats willingly 60 over to Burns
in their desperation to help defeat Barclay
Henley. Republicans who obey Dan
Burns will return the compliment by vot-
ing for Whelan to keep McNab from the
office OF Sheriff. The bosses are anxious
10 beat Siebe and will direct their forces to
60 to Read or Bryan, as sne or the other
seems the stronger candidate. Mr.. Ebert
is Clearly entitled to a reelection at the
hands of the voters of San Francisco. The
value of Candidate Sutro's services in
compelling the Market-street Railroad
Company TO reduce its rates TO the Cliff
and in eDlghtening Congress in respect 10
the funding Proposition can hardly be
overestimated. But while Mr.. Sutro's
general ability is conceded, he has had nc
opportunity to acquire the knowledge of
the details of municipal affairs which is
essential to a satisfactory performance OF
the duties of Mayor. The rule of standing
by faithful public servants is one we
should adhere to.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-02
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Into her guest chamber the Duchess OF West
minister puts curious SWISS clock on which
appears the printed notice ''Please do not
TOUCH" and she says of all the men who have
occupied tie chamber only one failed TO ask
the rrason for The prohibition. The exception
was MI. Fawcett. he late Postmaster General.
Mr.. Fawcett was blind.
Mrs. Louise Chandler MouIton has a Lon do
home al Weymouth street Portland place, and
she Is accredited with being one Of the half
dozen women III London able to C cate and hold
4 salon. Her pretty drawiDg-room is filled with
ali sorts of literary memenIoes.
The japanese lost six officers killed and
wounded ana thirty-two soldiers killed aud
drowned. The Chinese loss was 900. When
Salian was destroyed the Chinese ran away
from Asan and lett all their equipments and
munitions.
Emperor Frederick III reigued over Ger
many but ninety-une days. he was sick ana
deprived OF speech while on the throne bur was
universally beloved.
Professor Metschukoff OF Paris. pupil OF
Past ur, has discovered cure for mucous
fever by method of incubation similar to that
used by Koch.
S. Barring q ould has been travelling In France
on literary business as well as pleasure and the
result Will be a novel OF life in the south OF
France.
The last honorable distinction that has come
10 Senator Lodge is that of grandfather, ana lie
is SAID TO b. al IL with becoming modesty.
The National Welsh Eisieddfod has conferred
the Bardic title of Budding upon the Princess
of Wales
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-11-02

the lst OF January, as The Governor Indicate
In an interview published yesterday morning.
section 8. article Y. of the constitution, SAID
De, provides that in he event OF vacancy
occurring IN an Office of this character the
governor shall appoint successor, VINO snail
hoid once until the election Is held. Inere Is
precedent 10 this State in which action was
taken by The courts relative To vacancy I'D
the ONCE OF State Controller and in which the
circumstances were similar. In the Twentieth
California Reports, page 5O4, First California,
page 52W VIII be found two instances In which
decisions have been given liz line with the as
sertion make.n
captain John James Milbank of London,
England, special representative OF 'LlOyds."
is al the faIace. The captains duties require
nun 10 look alter ships and cargoes when meet
WIN disaster. ana his work carries him 10 all
parts Oh the globe where navigation Is open
III Fessei goes on the rocks he is Immediately
dispatched To the scene Of tile trouble and Is
expected 10 get the ship out OF lis dliflcuiy ana
10 point OF safety, If possible. he was called
here primarily to look alter GoodalI & Perkins
Vessel. the Queen. which went on the rocks
some TIME ago, and mas devoted his attention
also 10 the Maekinaw, which also met with dis
aster.
There is project on foot for the building of
House, OF which Mr. SutrO is the originator
lie SAID yesterday that although the plans had
not yet Deen fully matured when the competing
Inc OF railroad was completed the hotel would
certainly DC built. 1t is proposed TO construct
building, he said, which would not cost less
IMAM 81 ,OOO,O0O. and il will be lifted up In an
elaborate manner The location VIII be just
norm OF the baIhhouse, and the building Will
De so constructed that many Of the rooms Will
directly overlook the ocean
M. A BONN, merchant doing business in
Maracaibo. Venezuela. was at the Golden Eagle
yesterday. lie states that the Government OF
that country has made contract with a
Spanish company for the construction of rail-
road from Puerto CaDelIo to Cariaco the road
TO be built In four years and The Government
TO nave o per cent OF the net receipts from the
company. From the nature of the country the
ROAD VIII traverse. Mr.. B0hn says. 1t will likely
prove very valuable piece OF property.
Z. r. Fearing, wealthy resident Of New
YORK City, Is at the Palace. Mr.. Fearing is a
great sportsman and has followed the delights
OF The hunt in many climes. He expects to
take the next steamer for China and carries
with him a personal letter from President
Cleveland addressed TO ali our representatives
abroad, In which the bearer is recommended 10
their good offices.
a. j. Holmes of Denver. Colo, who Is at the
BALDWIN. says that over 10000 women have
registered in his city and that nearly all OF
Them Will vote at the coming election. "Tbey
have shown the greatest enthusiasm during the
campaign" said be, having attended and
spoken at meetings. canyassed and otherwise
shown their interest in the result"