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The morning call., 1894-10-20
WITNESSES VINO STAND MUTE.

The indictment found by the Grand
Jury of the Criminal Court of the District
of Cclum bia against III. 0. Havemeyer and
j. E. Searles of the sugar trust for re-
fusing TO answer questions put to them by
the Senate investigating committee should
lead to a much-needed definition of the
powers of legislative committees. As the
law is now understood, a Senate or As
sembly is the only body which can enforce
its own mandates. If witness refuses
to answer questions put by legislative
committee, the committee reports him 10
the full House or Senate as being in con-
tempt and the latter may order him into
the custody of the sergeaut-at-arms.
But it is held that the powers Of the COM
mitting body terminate with the session.
At the adjourn ment the sergeant must let
his prisoner go. Thus some years ago a
newspaper cores pondent who refused to
tell Senate committee where he had got
copy of certain treaty was committed to
the custody of the sergeant-at-arms, but
was released when Congress adjourned.
There have been other cases both In Eng
land and in this country In which annoy
ing conflicts Of jurisdiction between legis-
lative bodies and ordinary courts of ustice
have resulted from attempts to take pris-
oners out Of the sergeant's hands under
writs of habeas corpus.
A refusal to answer questions put by
Senate or House committee at Washington
is not an off-nse known to Federal or State
law. Therefore no attempts have been
made until now to hold that recalcitrant
witnesses were liable to punishment by
the ordinary tribunals of justice. But the
Revised Statutes expressly recognize the
right of the National SEM to and House of
Representatives to legislate for the coun-
try, which implies the right 10 obtain the
Information necessary to frame proper
legislation. 1t is only by taking the evil
dence of those who are conversant with
the subject of proposed new laws that
Congress can shape them intelligently. It
follows that if a citizen can for his own
purposes deprive Congress of that neces-
sary evidence, he can in measure deprive
it of the power Of legislating wisely. This
is surely an offense of which the courts
should take cognizance.
Havemeyer and Searles wers asked
whether the sugar trust had given money
to influence the changes of the tariff on
sugar, and in what amounts and to whom !;
also whether the trust had been concerned
in drafting the amendments which were
made TO the sugar schedule Of the Wilson
Dill. These questions they refused to
answer, and IN consequence OF their re-
fusai the Senate was deprived Of informa-
tion which would have been useful in ad-
Justing the schedule. 1t may always be
taken for granted that man who pays
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CHARLES MEYERS ESTATE,
Creditors Object to Items in the
Widows Account

Objections to the account filed by Mrs.
Mary Meyer, as Administrative of the es-
tate of the late Charles Meyer of the Wig
wan Theater. have been filed by two
creditors of the estate. Neal c. Toft and
Lille Meyer.
The items objected to in the account
consist of: SIS 129 90. described as the sale
OF tickets at the Wigwam Theater from
January 10 10 April 10, 1894. inclusive.
Also, sum of $2336 10. described as re-
ceipts from the sale of liquors during that
time. The Items of $500 for the sale of
lease and S100 sale of furniture are also
objected to with the others as being far
below the real mark
Items OF expenditure are objected to as
follows: S24, ,196 Is, expenses of manage
ment of the theater: S451 90, funeral ex-
penses; $2400, family allowance; $1,000
paid TO the German Savings Bank for the
release of MORTGAGE; $1S7 80 paid TO a
real estate broker. There are OTHER items
objected to which are of little or no i'm
portance.
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policy of the company may be expressed.
Laws may be formed which will limit the
company's right to charge all tired rail-
road passenger would pay for a berth
rather than submit to such hardship as
the railroad company may subject him to
in case OF refusal 1t is even probable
that legislators may bestow some atten-
tion to this part of the Pullman service
without exposing themselves to a charge
of hostility to the company. Something
may be done III the interests of justice 10
railway travellers.
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TO MAKE YOU SMILE.

"My doctor told me my blood didn't flow
freely enough"
"Yes; then you are 10 the same fix as some OF
our newspapers"
"How's that?"
Both need something TO increase the circu-
lation."
Are these clothes supposed to be washed ?'
asked the critical woman at the bargain.
counter.
81 don't know. ma !" replied the new sales
man. 81 should say it depended good deal on
who buys them"
The woman-Pll be ready in just one second,
dear.
Ihe husband-Then I'll have time to run
downtown and get shaved before we start, love.
Barber-But.you have paid me 10 cents too
much.
van Pelt-Thaps all right. Thaps tip for
not asking me If l wanted a shampoo.
A friend-What ails Mrs. Akehardt. doctor :?
Pbysiean-I am unable TO diagnose definitely
at this time
what haven't the fall styles In diseases
been announced yet"
'I know"
Remarked the gay coquette,
al haven't
Caught husband yet:
But then"
She added. softly signing,
ave had
Some fun while I've been trying''
ALI from Truth,
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THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

New Jersey brings forward husband and
vile who having quarreled twenty years ago
still reside in the same house and haven't
spoken TO each other since. The only lesson in
this incident is that many grown persons are
more silly than little chlldren.-Philadelph
Item.
M. de Nancourt, sportsman, who has killed
500 feida. has been selected. the Pail Mall
Gazette announces, "tIeer-slayer In chief" TO
the Government of The Straits Settlements DIR.
Parkhurst will be anxious TO induce him 10
come to New York.-Phiadelphia Ledger.
Mark Twain is going 10 resume authorship
and let somebody else take care of the publish
Ing OF his books. If he had adhered to that
idea from the start he would not now b. look.
ing about to gather up the scattered fragme nts
OF a lost fortuDe.-Boston Herald
China has ordered big lot OF quick firing
guns from Germany. It is time the OrIentals
got hold of something with rapid motion
toward the enemy. The question is, will these
be quick enough to get into China before the
Japs seize them ?-Boston Journal
The Sun that shines for all refuses to shine
for that sheep in tigers clothing, Mr. Nathan
Straus. This Independent candidate with the
Tammany trademark will ID ed lis genial and
sustaining rays before the campaign is over.-
PltIsburg Dispatch.
There is no mistakIng the meaning OF ex-
Secretary Whitney's letter. Mr.. Whitney sim
ply declares that he expects all Democrats 10
do their duty and that he proposes to sit back
IN an easy chair and see that hey 90 it.-New
York Tribune.
The anti.snappers platform denounces the
Republican party as "the tool OF trusts" and
then approves the mongre sugar trust tariff
bill. This is about the coolest thing we have
seen this fall-New York Mail and Express,
Corbett aud FitzsimmOns have been fighting
most valaDtly with their mouths. IL they can
fight half as valiantly with their fists the con-
test ought to be a most exciting one.-Phila-
delphia Inquirer.
The time is surely coming when any man can
carry on any Kind OF honest business in New
York City without having to pay any kind OF
pantata for permission to do lt.-New York
World.
There are indications that James j. Corbett
has 1t last found a competitor who will meet
every demand made andswhip the champion at
the great round-up.-wa Washington News.
DR.. Parknursps bomb will probably hoist a
Police Justice into Sing Sing unless the male
factors health requires sea voyage in the
fall.-New York Commercial Advertiser.
The hisses that greeted the mention OF Dr.
Parkhursrs name In the Tammany convention
were the greatest compliment thar could have
been paid hIm.-New York Recorder.
New York women attacking Tan1many Is ex.
ceptional Their jumping at a mouse might be
expected, but tiger !-Philadelpnia Times.
WOodbne, N. j., where family has thrice
had twins, must be the place where the wood.
bine twin-eth.-Philadelpnia Record.
Shouldn't be surprised If Carl SchurZ was
contemplating the establishment OF political
orphan asylum.-Detroit Journal
-Four times has David B. Hill voted for
Grover Cleveland. WIN Cleveland vote for
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VISITORS TO COUNTRY RESORTS

City subscribers to THE CALL visiting
the country during the summer months can
hdse their paper sent to them for any
period desired-one aoeek or longer.
Orders can be given to the carrier or h
either the Branch Office, TO Market street
or Business Office. 525 MONTGOMERY street.
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AGGRESSIVE CHRISTIANS.
st. Paul's Mission TO Be Open Every
Night Except SATURDAY..

st. Pau's Mission, recently established
in the old st. Paul Church, Mission street,
near Fifth, by the Rev. j. II. Allen, has
become permanent aggressive movement
on evan gelistic ines. Hereafter services
will be held every night except Saturday.
The Thursday evening service will be de-
voted to exposi,ions on the line of the
four-fold gospel. Sunday morning, at IL
O'Clock, watchers meeting will be
held for this discussion of the signs OF the
times-ali other services to be purely
evangelistic.
Tomorrow evening, at 7 80 O'Clock, DIR.
Allen will have for mis- subject, Baptism
Is an Oath" Good music and cordial
welcome are features of St. PauPs Mission,
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The Overland FLYER.

The Chicago. Union Pacific and Northwestern
form the only line running Pullman palace sleep
ers and dining ears daily, san Francisco to Chi
cago without Change. Time to Chicago only three
an one-half days, and TO New York four and one
half days
Select tourist excursions to Chicago daily with
out change. Upholstered tourist cars.
FOR tickets and sleeping-car accommodations
call on or address D. W., Hitchcock. general ageut.
1 montgomery street, San Francisco.
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puRLICATIoN OFFICE:

frl Montgomery street. near Clay. open until IL
O'Clock T. NJ BRANCH OFFICES: TO Market
street near Kearny open until 12 O'clock midnight;
SssHayes street open until 9:3o o'clock; 5o5Larkin
street open until 800 clock SW corner sixteenth
and Mission streets, open until oclocki @olo
Snlsslon street open until o'clock ana A4o N'Ht
AlLetl .Opeu until 8. 80 o,clnck
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Philips Rock Island Excursions

Leave San Francisco every Wednesday via
RIO GRANDE AND Rock ISLAND RAILWAYS.
Through tourist sleeping cars to Chicago and Bos-
ton Manager and porter accompany these excur-
sions through to Boston. For tickets, sleeping
accommodations and further information address
CLINTON JONES, General Agent Rock Island Rail-
way, 80 Montgomery street. San Francisco
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DAITy CALL dncluding sundays. se per rear by
npii ipostpaid: 10 cents per week, or IS cents per
ceIendar month. through carriers. DAILY CALL
eve copies, three months. &c 25. SUNDAY CALL,
81 so per year postpaid. SUNDAY CALL and
WEEKLY CALL, $3.50 per year, postpaid " 1-f-EAAA
CALL, Il per year, postpaid.
TIE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts.
nol will the editor enter into CORES pondence re-
kAsCllLS Them
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NoTTCE ]

Any Of our patrons acho fail to find THE
AORNLNG CALL for sale by trainboys
will confer a favor by notifying this office
G the fact, naming the date and train.
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There are thirteen known languages and
dialects IN which the name of the Deity is
expressed in two letters.
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COMMON sense should be used in attempting to
cure catarrh. AS 1t originates IN impurities of the
blood. Hoods Sarsaparila the great blood purI-
her. efectually cures catarrh.
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TIE DAILY MORNING CALL
SrpSCRnTIoN RATES:

FOR SALE Al
New York .BRENTANO BROS. 8 Union Square
Chicago B. SIzl3R. 169 State street
New Orleans. GALLOT q J0UBERT, 1t5& Common
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger Circu alton than any
other newspaper published in San
Francisco.
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ANeosTuRA Bitters the world-renowned South
American appetizer. dyspepsia. etc. Dr. j. G.
y. Siegert Sons, sole manufacturers
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REMOVE the causes that make your hair lfeless
ana gray with fARKER's HAIR BALsAM.
HINDERcoRNs, the best cure for corns, 15c
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,1
WEATHER BUREAU.
~ SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10. 1894. }
OficiaI Forecast for Twenty-fcur Hours
Ending Midnight saturday.
San Francisco and vicinity Threatening weather
with scattered showers tonight, generally fair
Saturday, nearly stationary temperature; fresh to
brisk generally scutherly winds
w. Il. HAMMoN, Forecast Oficial.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
80 Potter building, New York City, is provided with
files of California papers. Visitors welcome Ad-
vertising rates and sample copies furnished.
+. X. MISCH, Manager.
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Barry'S 90 STAR

1t contains host of names OF members OF the
a. I. A. You will be interested in reading the
iist. Some you wouldn't look for are there. e
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Womens Club, was Pension Agent in Chicago
during four administrations, and was the first
woman appointed TO disburse money for the
United States Government. She Is a member
of the Civic Federation.
Miss Braddon has now been writing for over
thirty years with undiminished reputation
She usually commences work soon after break
fast and considers her task completed when
she has composed some 30Go words.
George du Maurier. the author or "TriIby." I"
is 60 years old, well preserved and athletic
He is described as "a striking illustration of
amiability and ideality, blended with satire and
realism.'
The French Duchess Dues has between
100000 and 100000 bottles of cham
pagne in her cellars In the Rue de Temple
Paris, and as many more in her vaults at
Rheims.
Don Cameron is called the summer girl" of
the Senate. From being decidedly taciturn he
has recently become almost ELUSIVE In his cor
diality and has begun renewing old acquaint-
ances.
Dr. Sticket, professor of Oriental languages
and Literature at the University OF Jena who
gave his first academical lecture in / S27, IS
still lecturing regularly at the age Of 81.
Mustafa Bey was until recently the physician
TO the SULTAN OF morocco, and now has a pri-
vate practice worth 100000 year.
Belva Lockwood Will practice law In Virginia
until another political spasm upsets her
arrangements.
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Northern Pacific Overland Route.

Ii you are anticipating journey to the
East don't fail to get our rates before buy
ing elsewhere. T.. K. Stateler, general
agent. 63S Market street, S. +.
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The Asse ssment Erroneous.

The Judiciary Committee of the Super
yisor5 yesterday took action on the peti
tion of o. Kai & Co., Japanese merchants,
in the matter Of their alleged over-assess
ment of $1,000, the circumstances of which
have been previously reported. The as
sessment was judged to be erroneous and
correction was ordered,
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AUCTION SAILS TODAY.

HORSES, Erc--By Sullivan & Doyle. at the
Baldwin Livery Stable, bet. Powell and Mason,
at IL o'clock
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CALIFORNIA Cheese, csc each. SbarDoro q
Co.'s. Grocers, 53l Washington street.
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MoNTGoD1ERY-ST. LunchI House. .426 MoDtgy.
Food and service tirst-class. II. Il. Hiul. prop. .
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HUNDREDS of ready-framed pictures; new
subjects and low prices. Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
741 Marker str. ct
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Hill when he comes here TO cast his ballot for
the candidate for an office which he himself
once held and in the election TO which he was
aided by the vote Ito say nothing OF the
speeches) OF the ever Democratic Hiil?-New
York sun.
The cautious politician remains in his po-
litical cyclone cellar until after he has been
nomnated.-GaIveston News.
Chlnese yellow jackets are on the bargain
counter now In great MISUNDERSTANDING
The morning call., 1894-10-20

Four times has David B. Hill voted for
Grover Cleveland. WIN Cleveland vote for
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SLIDE, Kelly, slide. Electric glass toboggan
at Palace Baths, 715 Fibert street.
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Shouldn't be surprised if Carl SchurZ was
contemplating the establishment OF a political
orphan aSYlum.-DetrOit Journal
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THE Paciiic-avenue resident finds It profit
able to buy at the New Texas. SO Ninth st.
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have been previously reported. The as
sessment was judged TO be erroneous and
correction was ordered
PANOCHA cream candy at Townsend,s
GLACE pineapple. soc Id. Townsend's
BACON Printing Company sos Clay street,
PURE Vermont maple 15c h. Townsend's..
CAL. glace cherries. 50c Id. Townsends.
STAMPS. stencils, printing. GAS Sacramento
CALIFORNIA glace fruits, SOC 10. .Townsends s. .
->-
A DINNER of fresh. juicy meat makes the
young and the old happy.
SLIDE, Kelly, slide. Electric glass toboggan
at Palace Baths, 715 Filbert street.
MoNTGoMERY-ST. LunchI House, ,426 Montgy.
Food and service first-class. II. Fl. Hjul, prop.
HUNDREDS of readyframed pictures; new
subjects and low prices. Sanborn. Vail & Co.,
741 Market str ct.
The Pacfc-avenue resident finds It profit.
able to buy at the New Texas SO Ninth st.
IHE best onyx tables from Sc 90 to $50 each
ever exhibited In this city. These goods are
sold at about one-half of last years prices.
Banquet lamps at equally low prices in all the
new styles. Sanb0rn, Vail Co., TAI Markets
MORE than 10000 people read the Pacific
States Watchman'; 10000 bona fde subscrib-
ers: largest legitimate circulation Of any
monthly west OF the Rocky Mountains. few
nfstclass advertisements will be taken. Ad-
dress VIM. h. BARNES, 81. AIMS building
San francisco Cal
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W0odbine, n. j., where family has thrice
had twins, must be the place where the wood.
bine twin-eth.-Philadelpni Record.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
FFS Excelsior Degree Lodge >SNuau.1>
SD No. z l. q. o. F.-Regular SS1[SS<[
meeting THIS EVENING; first de- SgS
gres Will be conferred >/NfhN>>
l s. r. MATHER, d. NJ.
- Templar kebekah Lodge >>SNA4.y>>>
R~S No 19, l. o. o. f., meets THIS SFT1N&[
SATURDAY. EVENING, Memorial 9&SxS@
Hail. o. o. +. building. All mem )/TAN>
oers OF the degree cordially welcomed. Degree
WORK second aud fourth Saturdays
LIZZIE BERRY, Noble Grand
ADA NJ. PATTERSON. Rec Sec. au4 If Sa
ESP ''True Americans sm''-M ss- VI eet-
8>O ing, Metropolitan Temple, SUNDAY. Oc to-
ber 21, 3 P. NJ Address by Rev. Mahlon H. VIII
son of Alameda; good music. All patriotic peo-
pie welcome. oc20 Ut
f. Notice-Twelfth Grand An M
S~c ntyersary bail OF Golden Gate ALL ryzSAA-
ance No p :. l.. A. OF California, will be H1TS<
held SATU RDAS EVENING. October 20, +l1Ss5D-N
at Bnai Birth Hall, l2l Eddy St ~
j. j. MCGRA Chairman
JAMES >. DONovAN. Secretary. oclS 3t
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IA CARRIAGE AND WAGON BLACK
" smith for country: ranch blacksmith $40 an
found; 3 laborerS for city, 81 so: camp cook
walter boy for country restaurant. SIS: farmers
and Others at W. ID. EVER AZ CO.'S 626 Clay. 1
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Il AN rED-MAl f OR FEMALE ECANVASSERS
TO Introduce Al article: very liberal commits
sion Apply rooms So and 81, 305 l.arkin st. ii 75
Vi AN rED-2 OR YOUNG MEN OR WOMEN
OF good appearance to solicit for magazine;
commission or salary. TIE j. DENING CO,
room II, Flood building. se3o If
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4, ANGED - MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
- stenography and tyrewriting, familiar with
merchandising and business terms good, natural
ability as manager, free from the use of tobacco
or intoxicantS. Address, stating experience and
salary expected, w. w. s., box 14s Call Branch
Office. oel9 &c
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DINNER of fresh. juicy meat makes the
young and the old happy.
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EITY AGENTS WANTED BY LARGE EAST
X ern fire Insurance company; must be man of
good address, reliable and well acquainted in the
city. Address C. A.. boy l52. Gall Branch. 20 2LE
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IL ANTED-FOREMAN FOR COAL MINE. So
" day, and coal-miners, So day. fare paid
both ways: American carpenter for Central
America; vegetable gardener on shares, and 9TH
ers Apply TO j. +. CROSETT & CO., 628 Sacra-
mento st.
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I2ARBER WANTED-YOUNG MAN WHO HAS
1 had years experience at the trade 127
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ROOMS WANTED,

" ANTED-BOAkD AND ROOM FOR LADY
ana child years Old on farm or ranch with
IN easy reach OF san Francisco, Alameda County
preferred. address MRS. HILL, 1021z Eleventh
St., San Francisco.
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THE CALL CALENDAR.

OCTOBER. 1894.
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il ANTED-EXPERIENCED SUBSCRIPTION
w solicitor for new illustrated paper. Room %,
20 Ellis ST.. 9 to 10 A. only. ocl7 IT
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II GOD BARBER-SHOP FOR SALE; CHEAP;
" good locatfon only $35 rent; long Lease
good business; reasonable offer accepted. Inquire
321 Sutter st, aucfion-house. oc19 St#
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Va ANTED-MACHINE OPERATORS CAP
W makers. u. ROSENBERG Il SON, SIS Market
street. oc165 51*
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nj AN TO TAKE ORDERS FOR PRINTING.
4n Apply SIT Filbert st. oc17 It's
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M OTHER AND GROWN DAUGHTER WANT
~ room IN lodging house In exchange for work
Address NJ, box LAG. Can Branch on e. oc2e 2t*
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HOT LUNCH FROM 10 A. Nj. TILL 5 p M: 4
II dishes with wine. beer cider, Sc at MRS.
DALY'S. 619 Merchant st. ocI6 IT ex Su*
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New York women attacking Tammany Is ex.
ceptional. Their jumping at mouse might be
expected. but tiger philadelphia Times.
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ENTIRELY NEW, CHEAP AND SELLS ON
IL sight agents 10 sell the automatic alarm hei in
every town and city in the United states; also par
ties TO buy State and county rights IL is specially
adapted as burglar alarm and call bell; produces
electrical results without battery; no mechanic
necessary to attach it The AUTOMATIC ALARM
BELL CO. "a Montgomery ST., san Fran
cisco. ocl6 It's
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CELL US YOUR OLD SHOES; BEST PRICE
- given o64 NJ iss1on, 6311a Sacra mento. .aul7 3m
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| IA ANTED-SEAMEN AND ORDIN AIRY.
" Shipping Agency. 3l3 Pacific st. oclS 7ts
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-06-22
AN OLD FEUD Is REVIVED
Opposing Forces Of Indians and Span
iardS In HeXico.
DISPUTED CLAIMS CAUSE TROUBLE
Americans Become Alarmed At tho Threat.
snlns Attitude Of Affairs and Are
Leaving Mexico for Safety.

Cry OF MEXICO, June A.-The town
Of San Juan de Tepan, situated south
west Of this city, is inhabited by tribe
Of Indians who have always been hostile
to all Spaniards. This i'll feeling on the
part Of the Indians grows out Of the fact
that their tribe was almost wiped out oil
existence by the Spsniards during the
time that nation was the ruler of Mexico.
A short time ago party OF Spaniards
was formed to visit the village above
named and settle there if they were per-
mitted TO do 30 by the Indians. They
had hardly arrived before the Indians
began to show marked disapproval of
their intentions, and their threatening
attitude soon grew into open hostilities.
The Spaniards maintained their position
and right to certain lands, while the In
dams opposed them in every possible
manner and threatened to kill every one
OF the unwelcome foreigners. A conflict
can hardly be avoided, and the result is
anxiously awaited. Several American
mining men who were in the village
have become alarmed at the threatening
attitude of the two opposing forces and
have left the place to avoid being hal med
in any conflict that might take place.