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CITY REAL ESTATE.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.

- H. UMBSEN & Co.
u. BeaI Estate Agents. Rent collectors ana
AuctioneeTs IA Montgomery ct, San Francisco.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
nco0O VERY CHEAP; FINE HOUSE OF 7
SO0UU. rooms and path; McAIlister St. near
Teylsadero; 25xl37;6.
c-OOO OFFER WANTED; FINE 2-sToRY
= iUVU. bay-window house of and
sam: all dern conveniences; well situated on
Vale ST.; lot 3OxlIO.
.~.o-D0 CLARA ST, NEAR 9TH; FRONT
- O5'V. and rear building; in tenements;
-- ~.z-O0 PoSr ST., NEAR DEvIsADERo;
.,NtGOfO% nice house of Z rooms and bath;
br.ca foundations, etc; lot 2Uxli0; street &C.
ceprei.
cgI50 BEn DI-[! I?,,i FROM Ms $4,000; THIS
hear Hayes; business location; covered by fair
improvements; lot 35xl05:6
C,OONO THIS PROPERTY Is THE OLD
IN0UUU. lead works in outh san francisco;
. lot l75;lOx125:67 improvements cost 1000;
hae location for manufacturing purposes.
CHM COTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS AND
C4tUU- bath; lot 2sxl0O; Holly Park.
C02O0 NEW COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
C-OON. bath; lot 25x1l0; 22d ST.; cash or
instuhments; payments very easy.
.. CfS00 SCOTT ST. Mr.. HAIGHT: HOUSE
Z. OO'O. of rooms and bath; all modern
street accepted
GDS00 CORNER NEAR STOCKTON AND
C-DOO. Francisco SITS; house of Z rooms in
Two teneme nts; mortgage of $500 can remain If
desired: lot z5x52:6.
$4,000 SOUTH PA PAR 6 Mr. SD ST Go .1
baths; laundry, etc; well rented; lot Fl :9x
81 70 te rear street.
$4,000 M49IsoS son Az AVE NE; I mA RI ss5S
each; rents $40; lot 2oxs0.
G15OO CHEAP; COTTAGE ON BUSH, YR .
GD1OOO. Octavla; rooms and bath; lot lax
s1:6; street accepted.
GeeO0- JACKSON. NEAR LARKIN; CON
COOUU. taius rooms and bath; lot 34;412x
1875; street accepted.
$3.50. S Saias s6o@ ms lot Of 35 E9
n-s00s 18th ST. NEAR MARKET; 2
= lOUU elegant fats Of ana rooms asu,s and
fences; lot 2JIllO with 25175
nc05O NEAR 9TH AND FOLSOM; FLATS
COZOU. OF and rooms and bath each;
building years Old; rents S5S; lot 25xlOO; good
buy.
G2I GOO Rents $3.50 PEP PER AS MUM
- .uOO, corner IN The Mission; covered y
both streets accepted; lot 85xl22:6.
ccC0O NEAR MARKET AND VALENCIA:
S0OCUO. 3 good flats of rooms and bath
each; rents S54; street accepted; lot Z8x77 IS.
G0OOO NAToMA 81, NEAR I4TH; TWO
u OUOU. fats of rooms each; rents S24; lot
gUx75.
S3UUU. 18th aud valencia sts: house OF 8
rooms and lot 22:2x64 street accepted; bar
gain.
$1,000 ron and rear N 6u6ing A IN 9 5e6e
ments; rents S35; lot 25xSO,
GDfSO CLINTON ST. NEAR BRYANT
U-OOO. and 6th; double cottage of rooms
each; lot 25xl0O; street accepted.
C7EOO MUST BE SOLD: 2 FLATS OF 5
u OUU. and rooms ana bath each; well To-
Gated on OAK ST lot 27 :6xI20.
UNIMPROYED PROPERTY.
S65-Gift Map 8; 25z7O; cheap.
$3OOO-AShbUTy ST., uear Frederick; 3OIl0O.
S250O-Elegant building lot; trederick ST., near
Ashbury 25xl06 81; 500 cash, balance IN Install.
meuts.
S25OO-Oak 81: 25xI0O.
S2UOO-De Long ave, near Frederick ST.; 5Ox
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Tn THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR
i the City and County OF San Francisco. state OF
California, Department 10. Probate In the mat
ter OF the estate and guardianship OF MARY
JANE THORROLD, LLEWELLEN WEST THOR
ROLD, ELIZA MARGUERITE 1HORRoLD,
SARAH ANN IHORROLD and ETHEL AGNES
THORROLD, characterization.
The people of the State OF California to JOHN
DOE "a person unknown), having the care and
custody OF MARY JANE THORROLD. a minor.
and to said MARY JANE THORROLD. greeting:
y GU are hereby cited to be and appear In our
Superior Court of the city and county Of San
FRANCISCO at the courtroom Of Department No.
1O-Probate-thereof, at the new City Hall. in
SAD city and county of San Francisco. on Til YRS
DAY. tho 10th day OF July, A. ID. 1894, ut 10
O'clock NJ OF that day. then and there TO show
cause IL any you have, why ELIZA THORROLD
should not be appointed guardian of the pers on
minor.
BY order OF our Superior Court CT the city and
county OF San Francisco this 18th day of July
Attest: M. c. HALEY Clerk
lsEALJ BY e. p. CASSERLY, Deputy Clerk.
,. bLoOM, IL Montgomery ST.. s. f. Attorney
vi oLsIoner. 1y20 BIT
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GOO 0OO BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Geary ST.. near Powell; 26x137 &c; large sub
stantial improvements; y. side. BOYEE, TOY
& CO.
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CITY real ESTATE.

A ii. LIssAk Y. r. Won RHEIN
n F. Won RHEIN Il CO., REAL ESTATE
". Agents, Auctioneers and House Brokers, 515
California street.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.

Nj ADlSO\ u BURkE.REAL ESrATEAGENTS
AVA established 1858; o26 Market ST.
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ce76n WESTERN ADDITION HOME.

Pine ST.: bay-wi nd ow house of Srooms aad bath:
bitumiulZed street; cement walk, ETC.; mortgage
can remain. BOVEE, Toy & co.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
II thinner Pittsburg q II Monroe, san Jose
g Olson, Collinson Cans. Rio Vista
J Barnes, Rio Vista Willis. Portland
JAS Rasson Benicta Manning, Benicia
q Sperry d FIN Benica Jas Fraser, Sacramento
Shakespeare Yakima p o Donnell. Yakima
G FranZen, San Pedro p Sutton. Ventura
Landstowne. Ventura l. Clarke, Pasadena
5 CLARK, Conn de Long Il W, Mich
Fl South. Texas Bert WILSON, Red Il uff
Nj shannon, Mich Shannon & 5, wash
G Slower, Iowa city Miss G Switzer, Yakima
j King. y i EO'DOnnell, England
Mrs Robinson, HeaIdsbg Blackwell, Gibraltar
Milo Sargent, Tacoma
PALACE HOTEL.
+ Clark, Monticello J Robertson, Pacific NJ
w Parry, Reno Kennedy W, Chicago
W Solomon, n oppenheimer,
f b Meeks n Mrs Blair, n Y
G Edinburgh. N Parker, Honolulu
j A Cummings, Honolulu w Richard IL w, Sacto
w TStewart. Sacramento I'll w Wemann. Sacto
q Rudolph, Sacramento Dr and Mrs Coates. Sacto
Miss Coates, Sacramento Distyler Sacramento
Mrs b Veatch, Chicago Savage San jose
Miss J Kinna Briggs w Belts, South Africa
J P Pfrahler, Chicago ID A Fowler 81 W, Suisun
L Parker, Washington
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Summerville, Fresno j II Ayers, Rio Vista
Bert Howard. StoeSton w Ellsworth, Oakland
ii w Allen W Sacto J II Gerkins, Peta una
ii ent, StrouC, San Jose
Mrs barron & maid, w Hamilton Or City
Chicago Wa Walker, Or City
Z Haskin. City of Mex
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Remaining unclaimed In the POstonice at San
Francisco on MONDAY. July %. 1894.
ITO obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for advertised Letters" and give the
date of the list. If not called for within two
weeks they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
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pOVEE, TOY & Co,
ID REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
Ie MONTGOMERY STREET, UNDER LICK House.
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M AXE AN OFFER; ONLY ASKING $500
~ LOT mouse ana lot, 25xS5; N line Howard ST.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY C. II. REY-
II NOLDS d CO., 1873 Montgomery st.
Sl5OO-z3d ave, SutrO Helghts fine corner lot
between Point LObOs ave and the PARK
Point Lobos ave fine corner lot; lZOx100.
d ST.; large corner lot fronting Golden Gate
Park
Two nice cheap building lots. 25x70 each, mr..
Cortland ave-: on Wayne ST.. at schoohouse;
level and ready for improving; Bernal Heights.
Sacramento-st. building lots. y ;6xl21 1914:
each near Laurel ST.. on cable car line
Income business and wareh ouse property.
Houses ana lots in all parts OF the city.
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+ 0ley MIS- AllCo
FOsberg Gus
Fornes Don
Forrest Harry
Foster Mrs Chas
FOy Miss Margt
Franckum r IL Co
Freitag Johann
FreitaS A X
Frey Nine
Jno
Fuller S
Good Mrs (931A How
ard
Goodioe f l.
Gooch Miss E c
Graham T J
Grace Miss May
Green w 5
Grellman Miss Gertrude
Grigg george
Grun Miss S A
Grun g
Griffin Johnnie l
Griffin Miss Lizzie
Grithths Mrs NJ A
Grifiiths Nine
6rindelI S +
Gseu Miss Katie
Henderson Mrs j
HenkIe Mrs L NJ
Hendrickson MrsNellieA
HewstSon Hamilton
HuSen Miss Katie
Higgins NJ isS RoSalie
HirSeh Miss Z
Holland Miss Amelia
Hood Mrs Alice b
Hopkins Miss Lou
Hopp Nj
Hoov r Miss Bessie
Hewitt Miss Lizzie
Hornh buckle J hos j
Howard Frederick
Howard Ned
Howeth Miss Lizzie
Huber J q
Hunt Fred A
Hunter Mrs Helen +
Hunkeler Lena
Isabella Chas
johnson n p
johnson Robt NJ
Johnston EdW
Johnston Mrs Thomas NJ
Jon es j +
Jorgenseu Martin
Junette Mrs a r
henneJJ geo Il
Kerr Mrs Annie
Kim bail F l.
KinCaid Mrs Elizabeth
Kingdom Pub Co
Kirtman Miss Ella
X iStler A NJ
Knapp II
X need Mrs Alice
KoNby l.
Kress Mrs Regina
kuroda NJ
Lewis Mrs E NJ
Lewis +
Lewis Geo
Liersch Mrs G
Lind Mrs
Lin dsay Mrs
Lister Thomas
LocKhart Mrs NJ
Lor gworth Mrs @
Lopes Dem ecio
LOrenz Edward
Lucey Miss May
Lucas j NJ
ufkin Fred
Lynch II e
Lynch j
McIndeor John
Mcintyre Mrs Flora
NJ ckiney Il A
McKenney z j
Nc Mahon Miss L E
McNiel Nj +
McNally Charles
McQuesten Miss Ida
Mcqueen, Milton
Mills F
Mills Frank
NJ isSing Hiss Grace
Mite hell ~ Chittenden
Mitchell VIM
MOffitt West Co
Mofitt John
Montgomery Miss (for-
elgn)
Moore r j
Moore Mile Jeannie A
Moore Geo & Co
Moore Mrs II +
Morhen Edwd II 2
Morgensen james
Morris Mrs (
Morrisou A
Muller Miss Florentina
VI uller J ID
Muller stephen
Mullakey owen Joseph
Murphy Miss A
Murphy Mrs Michael
Murphy James
Murphy Miss Mary j
Murray Miss Nellie
Mushet William E
Nishiiino F
Nye III q
Olsen Magnus
Osimau G Fl
Osborn MISS z
Owen Edward
Peterson Mrs NJ G
Peterson X II
Pettrov1ch Mrs George
PiuDock William
Pin nam l. E
Porter II
Power d f
Powell A w
frdcKeLt u L 5
Preston W p 2.
Preher o and Mrs
Prather j II
Richards Fl T
Rohrbaeh J P
Rosenholz Alfred
Rose Joseph
Routledge w II
Rum bic & Co
Ruppenstein And
Ryan John
Ryan Phil j K
Smith Thomas
Smith w G
Schmidt John
Schneider George =
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$1,000 DOWNTOWN PROPERTY.
Hyde st. near Ellisi a house OF 10 rooms in
splendid condition; we'll rented. BOYEE, TOY Il
co.
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!, OR SALE BY NJ. B. LEVY.

Established 1859
:Hzil. W ivy
Mission ST. near new Postofice and Federal
building
seventh st. corner; improved; near Mission.
81 5,OOO-Sutter st.; modern houses; lot 81 IS
xS7 Is: corner.
Sl900o-Reduced from s25 600 T olson St, be-
tween Attn and 9Th: lot 5Ux50: stores and flats;
rent so; always rented.
Suffer st; modern fats; rent sl75 per month:
very centrally located.
$i50OO-l6th St, between Mission and valen
cia stores aud fats
S13,500-Howard ST., f. side OF Sixth: I'M
proved; lot 81 6x80; 5000 cash; balance ar 6
per cent per aBnum.
$25, O00-Fifth-st corner. near Market and
Geary sts., In business location: 55xl2O; rent
Sz75.
$65O0-Fulton and Buchanan; fats; rent 500
Sl3,OO0-McAIiister ST.. near Cough; 2 modern
houses: good bargain.
S650O-Cor. Oak and steiner 80 :6xll2:6; very
Oneap
e. S33O0-Pine, near Buchanan; 25x95; all street.
work done; elegant location for fats.
Business improved property Sixth Kearny,
Polk ana other streets.
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UNIMPRoyED PROPERTY.

C7EOO MUST BE SOLD; 2 FLATS OF
u OOU. and rooms ana bath each; well To-
Gated on OAK ST lot y :6xl20.
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TO EXCHANGE.

RGE Tor IN EPnIT
Il vale to exchange for country property i'm
proved or unimproved. BOX z. D1MOND. p o..
Fruitvae. Jy2l Az
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= II. UMBNEN q %.
II. Real Estate Agents. Rent collectors ana
AucrioneeTs, IA Montgomery ct, San Francisco
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GecEO CLINTON ST. NEAR BRYANT
u -OOO. and 9Th: double cottage of g rooms
each; lot 25xl0U; street accepted
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& I 4 060 SHoTwELL. NEAR 25TH; 4
" = '-OO. fats and cottage; rents 1913; lot
4Oxl15. MADISON IL BURKE
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* = 000 GOLDEN GATE AVE, NEAR
" tC.OOO. Laguna ST.; houses IN flats; all
rented; VIII pay per cent; lot 301l20 to rear
street MADISON Il BURKE.
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0OEOO NEAR 9Th AND BRYANT SITS.
u ZOOO. FROM and buildings, In 4 tene-
menJs; rents S35; lot 25xSO,
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G1OOn GENEVA, Mr.. STH AND BRAN
u 1t'OO. nan; fats; rent SIS; lot n :6x64 to
rear street. MADISON ~ BURKE.
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ERN HOTEL.
In Arorr Pin u

j II Ayers. Rio Vista
j w Ellsworth, Oakland
j n Gerkins, Peta una
j II StrouU, San Jose
w Hamilton & w,Or City
W A Walker, Or City
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COOOO REDUCED FROM $500: NEAR
u OUOO. 18th aud Valencia SITS; house of 8
rooms and lot 22:2x64 street accepted; bar
gain.
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n'FARRELL q CO.,
" REAL ESTATE AGENTS
IL MONTGOMERY STREET
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G0S00 ASKED: RESIDENCE HAIGHT ST.
Z, COOO near Lyon: 27x137 IS; rooms and
vain; make offer. MADISON Il BURKE.
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CDSNN CORNER NEAR STOCKTON AND
C-DOU. Francisco SITS. house of rooms in
two teRements; mortgage of $500 can remain If
desired: lot z0X52:6.
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SOOUU. Of rooms and BATH fio All modem modem
couyeniences; stable: reuts $50; lot 25xlOO;
street accepted.
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$4,000 S orE o4 EaE house nF 81 S Go2 ana
2 baths; laundry, etc. well rented; lot II ;9x
81 IS te rear street.
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OO1O0 CLIPPER, NEAR CASTRO; FIVE
U A1OO. rooms; cottage; 26:Sx114 MADI-
son & RURkE
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DVANCES MADEO ON FURNITURE. PIANOS,
n and goods stored. LIEBES' Storage Company,
q Stockton pl sce) 80 stockton st APPS 6m
CTORAGE OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, house
- hold goods. ETC. NJ. PIERCE T35 Markedly
EIRST-CLASS 81 GRACE: ADVANCES MADE.
ID AZl-423 Market 81. CHAS L TAYLOR. lie ID e
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QR0GO MADISON AVE. Mr.. HARRISON
u OONO- ST.; good 1aIs of 6 rooms and Dath
each; rents $40; lot 25xSO.
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r-OOO OFFER WANTED: FINE 2-STORY
- sVtO. bay-wiudow house of rooms and
,5e-b: all mo dern couveniences; well situated on
~ ~ Il: lot 3OXl 10.
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-.~-O0 POST ST, NEAR DEVISADERO:
- t(OtU% nice house of rooms and bath;
brca foundations, etc; lot 2Uxl10; street &C.
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GOeSO CHEAP-CLEMENTINA Mr.. 4TH;
pAOOO. always rented; in two fats; lot
20X75. MADISON & BURKE.
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MODERN EASTLAKE RESIDENCE AT
NJ sacrifice; nicely located in Western Addition;
contains all the latest mod ern Improvements; s
rooms and bath.
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.=o-1O CLARA ST, NEAR 9TH; FRONT
- O3FU. and rear building; in 3 tenements;
rsn-s s-3: lot 22:llXS0.
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$4,000 H@f a GaE 55b FISE R9gE of
DeyisaderOi 25Xl37;6.
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ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES.

HOTTAGE; SANTA CLARA AVE: MAR
Y railway depOtS; rent only $l2: water free
THOMAS A. SAlITH Il CO., corner Park ST. and
Railway ave, Alameda.
Also two cottages for sale; fine investment ~ u
QODn CASH: COTTAGE SUITABLE FOR
u wv workIngman; high basement and i'm
prOvements. .lo23 fagle ave-, Alameda. Jy22 2t*
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n-roO. 18TH ST. NEAR MARKET; 2
- OUU. elegant flats Of and rooms and
hath; brick foundations and all modern eenyen-
fences; lot 2JIllO with L 25X75 D.
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GOO0O NATOMA ST, NEAR I4TH; TWO
u OUOO. fats of rooms EACH rents S24; lot
SUN15.
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5000 NEAR 9Th AID roa Tob sS9 5,t6 Flats sn
building years Old; rents S5S; lot 25XlOO; good
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sE. c. GODFREY, Manager,
Room 81, Crocker building. San francisco.
iYl SuM eSa IN
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G1kOO CHEAP; COTTAGE ON BUSH, \ R.
u 1OOO. Octavla; rooms and bath; ioU lax
81 IS; street acce pied.
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G100 TO 5000 FOR LOTS NEAR PARK,
y, w Boulevard and Strawberry Hill; only
Si0 down. balance p monthly. SOL GErZ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-05
BRIEFS BY WIRE.

General Ezeta has reached the City
of Mexico He says that he will make
that country his home and become a
coffee planter
In Saratoga the Second congress
sional dis trict Republican conven tion
reached the 229th ballot with the
usual deadlock results, then took a
recess
In San Francisco Mrs Ethel Stock
we'll better known as Miss Ethel
Brandon, the actress, has been award
ed divorce from l.. r. Stock well,
the actor, on the ground of extreme
cruelty.
In Evansville, Ind, superintendent
of Police Cobey received a telegram
from Elliston Ind, on the Evansville
and Richmond railway stating that
the banks there had been robbed last
night of IS. 900.
Forty residents Of Nora and Rush,
Ill, were poisoned Dy eating pressed
chicken at a social gathering Some
of the party were rendered uncOn-
scious shortly after partaking of the
supper and were not aroused for sew
eral hours The recovery Of one of
the sick ones is doubtful.
In Davenport, Iowa, on petition Of
his wife, Mary A Thompson the dis
trict court has appointed Joseph r.
Lane temporary guardian of James
Thompson This case attracts atten-
ton from the fact that James Thomp-
son has for several years been re-
garded as one Of the richest men D
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-05
). S. SPRoHT,
The Star Grocer
Tele. 252.
112 EAST 9Th ST.
SUGAR BOUNTY CASE.

Arguments Begun In AEAndannus Pro-
ceedipRs Against Secretary Carlisle
WARRINGTON, Oct. Sin the man.
Hamus proceedings instituted against
Secretary Carlisle General Brent
maintained that the title and right to
bounty is based on the inspection by
the officers of the in ternal revenue
bureau, and that the bounty was pay
able for five years from July l,
1891, BY law. The company had been
duly licensed and had given bond
for $3.50. 600 and was entitled during
the period referred to. to a protection
of its interests and rights Counsel
did not claim that the law granting
bounty could not be repealed, but
they asserted that it had not been re
pealed. Independent Of the payment
Of the bounty, the company had the
right to show that it had earned it.
That could only DO done through an
inspection Of its work, and when the
governments licensed the company,
1t agreed to give it a certificate of the
commissioners Of internal revenue
that the company was entitled TO the
bounty The comp my did not ask the
court to compel the secretary Of the
treasury to pay It the bounty, but
merely to compel an insDe elton. The
company was licensed when the Nc
kinley law was in force. and the act
made q permanent and continuing APP
preparation to pay the bounty and
just claim on the government
Assistant Attorney General Whit
ney, arguing in behalf of the secre-
tary, asserted the court had no au-
thority to mandamus the secret a
the action asked was purely discre-
tionary- In but three instances had
writs Of mandamus from the court is
sued and those were in cases
where the duties to be per-
formed were ministerial and not
discre tionary. The contention of
the Miles company was not that the
secretary should pay the bounty, but
that the inspection should be made
This, he asserted, was in order the
company could have grounds on
which to 60 before Congress and ask
for an appropriation for this year,
and the courts could not be invoked
for this purpose.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-05
M'KINLEY IN NEBR AsKA.
Addresses Fifteen Thousand People ae
LIncoIn-BIg Crowd at Omaha

Addresses Fifteen Thousand People at
LincoIn-Bis Crowd at Omaha
OMAHA, Neb-, Oct. at Lincoln
was the biggest meeting of the kind
ever held in the city, and estimates
Of the enormous audience to which
Governor Mckinley spoke from the
plat torn erected in front of the Lin
coin hotel ranged as high as Is 600.
A number of men came from Au-
burn, Nebraska City, Syracuse, Hiclz-
man and ether places on horse back
There was a long parade. into which
Governor Mckinley was incorporated,
composed of clubs college students,
industrial exhibits, etc, and it was
more than an hour after the arrival
of the special train when the 2 ov-
ernor began his address Governor
Crounse presided, Introducing Gov
ernor Mckinley to the audience.
The governor was taken to a club Of
business men after the speech and
met the members taking the train
for Omaha at about half past 5 O. clock.
He was escorted there by a reception
committee, and on arrival was hur-
ried to the Coliseum. where q crowd
of II, 600 people awaited him
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-05
A HORRIBLE SIGHT.
a Man Electroouted In Boston In the
Presence of Hundreds of People.

Man Electroouted In Boston In the
Presence of Hundreds of People.
Boston, Oct 5.-A horrible case of
electrocution was witnessed by hum
dreds of people yesterday. Charles E.
Day, lamp trimmer in the employ Of
the Boston Electric Light company,
was cleaning a lamp, and had hitched
himself to the top Of the pole, when
attention was called to him by a
faint cry Day was then seen
to be helpless and unconscious In a
few seconds he was limp, and blue
flame was emitting from his eyes.
nose, mouth and ears Two by
ISLANDERS received severe shocks in
trying to extricate Day from the
wires A J. Humes started up the
pole and touched Days body, when
he received a shock and fell thirty
feet to the ground, fracturing his
skull He died shortly afterwards
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-05
BISHOP MATZ ON A. p. a..
He Severely Denounces the Organization
in His October Pastoral

in His October Pastoral
DENVER, Col, Oct. Sin his October
pastoral Bishop Matz SAYS the church
in Colorado is passing through an ap-
pa1ling crisis 1T is" he says, ''sec-
tartan bigotry. which, led on by set
of fanatics, bids fair to Guido the fol-
LEVERS of Crom we'll and the maniacs of
the French Com mune- It IS a fact which
has called forth the amazement of the
most remarkable men of our time,
that an age like ours and a country
over which floats the American flag,
should have fostered this A. r. A.
monster which, while it carries the
constitution of the United States in
one hand and the bible in the other,
would fain strangle with its deadly
fangs the church whose children
fought so bravely under the stars and
stripes against tyranny and oppres-
sion But the fact. nevertheless, re-
mains, and is, indeed, more strange
than felton,
The bishop urges Catholics to vote
for men who are above prejudice
party passions and sectarian bias
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-05

Her Onar to the Powers So Construed
BY Japanese Omcfals.

WASHINGTON, Oct Sin Japanese
official circles here the cable reports
that China has asked England
France and Russia to send. troops and
vessels to China to protect their re-
spective interests. are construed to be
a public confession on China's part OF
the panic and Decentralization of her
people and her inability to afford the
usual protection to foreigners
The Chinese officials here attach
little Importance to China's request to
foreign powers az they say it is q
usual thing At Tins time Of great in
ternational disturbance
Neither legation has received any
information from their governments
regarding the matter
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-05
SAYS IT'S BLACKMAIL.
II. r.. Hazard So Chnractsrfzes the
Charges which Led to His Arrest.

II. Il. Hazard So Chnracterizes the
Charges which Led to His Arrest
PLYMOUTH, N H, Oct 5--The re-
Gently published news from Wichita.
Kan, that T. R. Hazard, president of
the Bank uf Sedgwick City. Kan, had
been arrested at Plymouth, N. H.,
was surprise to Plymouth people
In speaking of the charges against
him Mr. Hazard said:
1T is plainly a case Of blackmai1-
The party who brings the charges
against me is entirely Irresponsible
/ shall await the arrival Of officers
from Wichita and upon the necessary
requisition papers being made. shall
return with them and face the battle
1 am innocent and can prove it on my
return -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-10-05
FIREMAN LOST HIS LIFE.

six other Ffremen Are In the Ruins of a
Fire in Detroit
DETROIT, Mich, Oct 5.-Fire broke
out in keenan, and Jahns' furniture house
at 100 O'clock today which Is now under
control keenan, and Jauns' loss will
reach 100000, insured for $4,000. Loss
on buildings owned by Traugett Schmidt
estimated al $50, 900 fully insured
One fireman has been taken out dead
and three seriously injured Six other
firemen were in the ruins at 9:3O and q
desperate effort was being made by a
large force of men to get them out