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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-28
NOT A SAFE DEPOSIT.
What Befell Strangers Cash on the
BarbarY Coast.

Charles Muller, bartender employed in a
saloon on KearDy street, uear Washington, was
arrested last night on warrant charging him
with em5F Zzlement. The complaining witness
is +. ID. Bailey, who, according to his own
story, must be very supplemented country.
man.
Bailey alleges that he went into the saloon for
a cooling drink Sunday night and offered a gold
piece in payment. The bartender had to open
the safe for change, wheTeupOn a thought came
TO Bailey that II would be just the place TO leave
his money over night. Accordingly, he says. he
passed $50 over the counter, and 1t went into
the safe.
When Bailey called for his money yesterday
Muller declared lie had left none there and still
insists that there Is no truth In the story.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-28
The Bows Brigade.

Tomorrow evening an excellent must
cal and literary entertainment will be
given in Opera Hall. South San Fran
cisco. under the auspices of the Thirty
third San Francisco Company. Boys Brig
ade. In addition 10 two company drills.
the first under the command of Lieutenant
Jones of the Twenty-fourth Conn any, and
another under the command of Lieutenant
A. j. Morrison of the Thirty-third Com
pany. there has been prepared an excel
lent programme, consisting of vocal and
instrumental selections and Rotations.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-28
Populists to Ratifv.

The Peoples party will hold a ratification
meeting this evening to ratify the nominations
on the municipal ticket = meeting of candi-
dates was held yesterday afternoon 10 perfect
arrangements. Il. NJ. Wardell. chairman OF tile
State Central Committee, has been selected as
chairman for the occasion, and invites all
nominees on the State and municipal tickets 10
sit on the platform as vice. presidents.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-28
d" WALKED THE PLANK.
Three Policemen Fined-Victory for
the Bella Union,

Three patrolmen walked the plank" at the
meeting OF the Police Commissioners last
night. Ernest F. Bode was charged by Ser
geant Reynolds with insubOrdnation and fined
$50. John Fleming had 10 answer TO a charge
preferred by Sergeant Hanna OF neglect of
duty and was tined So Edward BelIIngham,
according 20 Sergeant Birdsall, was not patrol
ing his beat when the Sergeant wanted to find
him and he was called upon 10 pay tine of 5 TO-
AT the meeting of the commissioners TWO
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-28
Died From Alcoholism.

Patrick Allen died at the Receiving Hospital
yesterday afternoon. He was taken there last
Wednesday suffering from alcoholism and since
then remained in a cOmatOse condition Till his
death Until recently he ran grocery and
liquor Store at 10 Natoma street. He was
man about 90 years of age. The body was re.
moved TO the MOrgue.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-28

Part twenty SIX of "PicturesQue
California" is devoted to several parts
OF the State. The country around Santa
Barbara gets attention as well as that
adjacent to Menlo Park. The coast of
Mondocino County is given considerable
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-28
The Material Was Not Paid For.

An action was begun in the SUPERIOR Court
yesterday by Biyih and Trott against Sarah
Hoffer and Benjamin L. Wallace to recover
1851 due for lumber and material furnished in
making alterations by Wallace, as a contractor,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-28

in The building owned by Mrs. Hoffer. on the
southwest corner OF TURK street and Seymour
avenue. or In default OF payment TO have the
judgment for that sum as lien upon the prop
arax
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-28

PLAIN COLORED JACQUARD
SUITINGS, all wool. A. inches
wide, the newest cOlOrings and
jacquard patterns, worth 9Oc or
81, marked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31

PITTsBURG, PA, March 3O.-General
J. S. Coxey arrived in this city tonight
TO perfect arrangements for his Army's
welfare, upon It's arrival here. Coxey
says be is very we'll satisfied with the
progress he is making, claims to have
200 men in his ranks and thinks he will
reach Washington with great crowd.
A feature incident to Coxey's visit to
Plttsburg, was bona-fde offer made
by a theatrical manager in which Coxey
aud Browne are promised a salary OF
81, 500 a week for appearance and lee
ture on the stage The offer was re-
fused with scorn because CoXey resents
the idea that he is a museum freak. He
says the only condition under which he
would consent to such an arrangement
would be the dire extremity of the
army. II it was in need OF funds and
be could rescue it in that way he might
accept.
T. commonwealth will remain here
until tomorrow to meet the local COM
mittee of arrangements, after which he
will again take his position at the head
Of the column Of crusaders.
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COXEY AND HIS ARMY.
They Spent Last Night at East Palestine,
Ohto-The Army May Be Locked Up at
Pittsburg.


They Spent Last Night at East Palestine,
Ohio-Ths Army May Be Locked Up at
Pittsburg
EAST PALESTINE. OaIO, March 30
After a day OF ovations the Common
veal had rather a cool reception at East
Palestine. Trustee Duss, Of the Har-
mony Society, was in town to see the
arrival Of the army.
This visit, he said, had no signifi-
cance, but be and Coxey went east to-
gether on the afternoon train. Coxey
went to Pttsburg, but will return to-
morrow. Very strong orders were read
out by Marshal Browne after supper.
aud the men have been placed under Sc
we're discipline. Drunkenness, obsceni-
ty or fighting will result in instant dis
missal, and authority has been given
the under marshals TO enforce this and
it will be sustained.
II Marshal Smiths orders are not
obeyed with alacrity the culp will
forfeit a meal. Two men began fight
ing at the midday halt at Waterford,
and were instantly dismissed.
The camp had military appearance.
for the first time tonight. Brownies
orders were typewriter and read
to the men which was never done be-
fore. The camp was on the fair grounds
and the men spent the night under can
vass, singing arOund the camp fires
until far into the night Twenty-Five
recruits, five being nailers from New
Brighton, joined and took their badges.
OWING n TIM numher of new racrutts
Joined since the Commonweal left Co.
lumbiana, a new commune, making
three, has been formed.
The mayor of East Palestine, ap-
pointed eight special constables.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
The Women VIII wait

LEXINGTON, KY. March 30.-The
move which was on foot here among the
women to get up petition condemninR
Colonel BreckinridEe, has been stopped
by the publication OF their move
ment before IL had matured. Let
ters we're written last week
TO Colonel BreckinridEe's friends
and counsel in Washington and replies
have been received by many persons
saying that such action should not be
taken upon the evidence OF Miss Pollard,
which sets Al rest all doubts Of the in
tentiou Of the ladies. They deny that
they have signed petition for Congress,
but denounce Colenel Breckinridge 10
strong terms.
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Mr. REED TOOK HIS SEAT.
The Big Man From Aiaine Discovers Who
Is at the Head of tho House.

The Big Man From matne DlscoVors VINO
Is at the Head of the House.
WASHINGTON, March 3O.-When
Speaker Crisp ascended the rostrum to-
day he was given a rousing reception
from members on both sides OF the
House, the demonstration lasting fully
a minute. The battle OF yesterday
evening was promptly renewed by Mr..
Reed On challenge OF tho
correctness OF the journal 10
falling TO show Mr.. Payne's
point of order on tho question of but
one teller acting. On rising vote the
journal was approved.
Mr.. Reeds motion 10 adjourn was de-
cided out Of order, the Speaker declined
TO entertain an appeal and again re-
fused to state the ground OF refusal,
holding that no memo Der has a right 70
inquire the grounds OF a decision any
more shan lawyer has TO demand the
saue thug OF judge on the bench.
That looks very much like tyranny"
remarked Mr.. Reed sarcastically.
The Presidents veto message was
read and Mr.. Bland gave nouce that on
Tuesday, next, he would move 10 pass
the bill over the veto.
Mr. Reed, standing near the clerks
desk, said he would like TO be permitted
to see the roll call taken. This was re-
sented by the speaker, who sharply
ordered Mr.. Reed TO take bis seat, and
directed the sergeat-at-arms TO enforce
order, as Mr. Reed did not move fast
enough 10 suit.
This is entirely unnecessary" said
Mr.. Reed, looking the Speaker IN the
eye
1T IS not" replied the Speaker.
"Instead Of taking your seat, you re-
spond every time"
Certainly do, because the chair has
attacked me-" said Mr.. Reed, now
thoroughly aroused.
Later the Speaker protested that be
had not understood Mr.. Reed 70 prefer
a request for permission TO stand By the
clerks desk, and with this semi-apolo-
getic explanation the incident closed.
For lack Of quorum, the House ad-
iourned
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nn.. 90 Fael Alarmed.

WAsHISeros. D. c., March 2O.-Not-
witbstanding the report from Colon Of
pending trouble az Bluehelds. the state
Department officials do not spprehend
anv danger 70 American residents or
property there. aud the presence Of the
British warship Canada, it Is believed,
will assure peace for the time being.
The San Fraucisco, with Admiral Ben
ham on board. IS expected 70 reach
Rluefeids about the middle OF next
week. Once 90 the scene, Admiral
Benham probably viii Communicate
with Minister Baker aud 10 conjunction
With him give attention 20 the protec.
ton Of cur ciIlzen4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
IN THE ROGUES GALLERY.

Champion Corbetrs Measurements Put
Among the Cutthroats, ROguss aud
PluguglieS In Cincinnati
CINCINNATI. O., March 3O.-Pugilist
Corbett was notified to-day Of a state Of
affairs ne did not like. Yesterday he
visited police headquarters and Detec-
tive Crawford took his measurements bJ
the Bertillon system, the measurements
being as careful aud thorough as those
OF any criminal. To-day Chief Of Po-
lice Deitsch ordered Corbett's measure
ments placed on record IN the rogues
gallery, along with thieves. cut throats
and murderers. This was 10 accord
ance with a rule OF the police depart
ment which compeIs all Bertlllon meas
urements 70 20 on record. Corbett en-
tered q provost, bot IL did 90 good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
SPEAKER CRISP DECLINES
His Colleagues in the House Urge Upon
Him the Necessity Of Retaining ais
Present Position at This Tune.

Him the Necessity of Retaining ais
Present Position at This Tune.
spsedg 75leeram 70 tas R,osis-.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March So
Speaker Crisp this evening sent Gov
ernor Northern q telegram declining
the Georgia Senatorship offered him
last night.
Speaker Crisp was undecided what to
do in the matter when he came 10 the
Capitol this morning, but was inclined
to accept the high honor, more notable
because it came to him unsolicited.
He was soon made to feel that his
presence in the chair Of the House was
deemed a matter OF importance az this
time, by his colleagues, for al
most every Democrat in Con-
gress called upon him before
noon and urged him TO remain Ia his
present position.
While his place could no doubt be
filed from among the Democratic tai
ent on the floor, a new man would find
many obstacles in the way OF
success and would have much to learn
by experience before he could handle
the large body OF legislators as satisfac-
torily as Judge Crisp does. His decli-
nation is received with much satisfac-
tion by Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
CHAPTER NUMBER TWO
Colonel ". c. P. Breckenridge Details
His Long Intrigue


Many Extraneous Matters Drag
ged Into the Story by the De-
fendant Witness-He Tells or
all Sorts of Remarkable Epi-
sOdes, Beginning in the Assig-
nation House Of Sarah Guess
and Ending With Miss Pollard
in a Faint and Her Pistol in His
Pocket His Version of the Meet
ing in New York, the Call Upon
Mrs. Blackburn, the Visit to the
Chief of Police, an Interview
With Rhodes and Many Har-
rowing Scenes With the Plain
tiR-Says She Haunted Him and
Would Not Leave Him Nor
Leave Washington, Although
He offered to Support Her and
Give Her the Education She
Said She So Much Desired
some Very Plain Talk About
Their RelatiOns-Chapter Two
Closed With a Thrilling Inci-
dent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
WANT ME. CRISP TO REMAIN
In His Present PositioR-West Virginia
Delegation Calls on Rim.
uxt.o.-... %, fss 1acfsre-

In His Present POsitioR-Nest virginia
Delegation Calls on Rim.
gpSeiaI 7sie0rGm, - ne Rs0Gsts-.
WASHINGTON, D.. c., March 30.-The
three members OF the West Virginia
delegation in the House who are here,
Messrs. Capehart, Pendleton and Alder
son, signed the paper circulated to-day,
addressed 10 Speaker Crisp, requesting
him to decline the appointment TO the
Senstorship from Georgia.
Mr.. Pendleton's request was qualified
with the addendum that he recognized
that Mr. Crisp himself was the best
Judge OF the course which was right and
expedient for him to pursue.
Messrs. Anderson and Capehart called
on the speaker in person, and expressed
TO him the earnest hope that he would
not leave the chair Of the House. They
told him that he could not we'll be
spared from his present postian, and
that under existing circumstances be
could be OF greater service TO his party
and to the country as presiding officer
of the House than as a member OF the
Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
sorrn,r nr.r Ko..uth,s psath.

BupA-PEsrH, March 30.-Neyer be-
fore. not even al the death Of royalty,
mas there been such genuine display
Of oouular regret ss that which marks
the arrival Of KOssuth's body. Black
fags and other Grape smblems are very
profussly displayed.
Hundreds OF students wearing mourn
ing badges were 10 line. but 90 soldier,
participated ID The bells Of tbs city
churches tolled during the progress oi
the cortege. The cOnin was placed
In catafslque coysrsd With WreathL
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LIST OF CASUALTIES
fsas follows:
ENCOURAGING REPORTS
Carried Back 70 Washington by Con-
gressman AIdsrson.


gressman AidersOn.
SpSeidl 7s'cgrGm 10 ne RsgisfSr
WAsHINGToS, ID. c., March 30.-Rsp-
resentatiye Anderson returned 70 Wash
ington to-day. He has pretty we'll re-
covered from his recent Illness. He
said that affairs In his district were in
satisfactory shape and that with tho
gradual Improvement In business, which
is now going on, and which will IN
doubtedly be accelerated when the tArih
bill passes. the party will 20 intO tho fali
campaign as strong as ever. The Demo
Gratis of bis district understood that the
recent depression was the direct result
OF the extravagance and vicious legisla-
ton OF the Republicans and that the
Democratic policy Of retrenchment and
tariff reform would speedily restore the
country to prosperity. There was =
great anxiety among Democrats for
speedy action on the tariff bill. but they
understand that great measure OF this
kind requires time for It's proper consld-
GRAFTON. As the matter stood the VIII
son bill was much farther advanced
than any other tariff bill that bad ever
been passed with the exception Of ihe
Morrill, bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
WILL SELL THE nORsES

A Republican Councils Neglect of Duty.
SBecldI TeiegrGm 20 tte Rfqistsr.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, March 30
The Republican council Of this city are
daisies. They have permitted the city
to be sued for repairs Oh their hose reel,
appealed, and lost the case again and
then ignored or neglected to settle, and
to-day the sheriff levied upon the city's
horses. The sheriff, who is also a Re-
publican, says he will sell the horses If
the affair is not settled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
WINDOW GLASS FACTORIES AT WORK

PrTTsBURe. PA, March 30.-Sscre-
tarY Springer, OF the Window Glass
Workers Association, received word TO-
day that the factories Of the Anderson
Glass Company az North and South In
diana are preparing 20 start up the hrst
OF next week. Nearly al the proni-
nent factories ia the State are nov 10
0upratiou
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
GsstInr Ready for Heavy Tramo.

SpettaE Tfieqramt0 tbe ReQLster.
Fort WORTH, TEXAS, March 30.-As
business is beginning to open many Of
the roads have commenced moving their
stock cars to this city. The Texas and
Pacific has already received about 200 Of
its empt years which it expects to have
loaded April 1st. The Fort Worth and
Rio Grande received about 300, which
will be loaded for the North before
April 10th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
Willlnr 70 Fight Fltz.immons.

CHICAGO, March 3O.-Colonel John
Hopkins, backer Of DAM CreedoB, says
regarding Bob Fitzsimmons' reiterated
challenge to Creedon, thar after the
latter's match with Dick Moore, II Fltz-
simmons will deposit $500 forfeit, Colonel
Hopkins will cover she money and
match Creedon TO fight Fitzsimmons for
$40. 600 a side and agree upon Z. X Fox
as fnal stakeholder.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
Tor Trying 20 PIE n Jury.
- 4r.f..-... "a IA Hsstfg4-

COLUMBUS, O.. March 3o-Judre
Judge Thomas J. Duncan tonight found
CITY Clerk John ~ Doane guilty of try
inR 70 fx the jury 70 Try EI-Stats Shop
Inspector w. Il. MeDonslj Though
Very serious offsnse there seems 70 be no
special statuie % &c the case, aad u is
oply contempt o; court. He vas hned
$50 and the costs Of prosecution. Doane
gaVe notice Of an appeal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31

NV YORK, March 3O.-R. G.. Dun &
Co.'S WeekL1 RCUielV saws: The more
active tone in business this week Is in
part due to the belief that no Oistubance
Of the currency will be permitted, but
other causes helped forward improve
ment. Slowly, but quite percepti6ly,
the force at work increases. The ap-
proach OF spring compels the dealers 10
replenish stocks, and the aggregate
Of orders, II smaller than usual az this
season. is distinctly larger than January
or February. Except in speculative
markets, prices do not recover, and IN
some instances, have gone lower, oo.
the absence of sensational records in
spires hope that the bottom may have
been reached.
Failures for the week number pos 10
the United States. against loo last year,
and 30 10 Canada, against 3 last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
uPsHUR,s sew RAILRoAD.
Three Dis tricts Vote to Subscribe $4,000
to the Capital stock.


Special TsleSTdm 20 tas Re Itstsr.
BUCkHANNoY, w. VA, March 30
The proposition to vote a subscription
OF $50, 600 to the capital stock OF the
Point Pleasant. Buckhannon d Ty-
gart's Valley Railroad, was submitted
to the voters OF BuckhannOn, Union ana
Warren districts yesterday, and result
ed in vote of s5e for and $40 against,
being l12 votes more than the necessary
three-ffths TO carry. The people OF old
Uphshur are jubilant over the prospects
of better railroad facilities. The pro-
jected line will run through a section
rich with coal and timber and a more
promising field for the investment OF
capital cannot be found in the State.
The proposition in Mead and Banks
district of Upshur county to subscribe
$50, 600 to the capital stock OF the
French Creek & Little Kanavha Rail-
road Company was defeated by a very
few votes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31

PoRrLAxD, OgE.. March 5O.-Gov-
srpor Psnnoyer says: The veto Of the
BIapd Dill which restored silver as
standard money by the President elect
ed on platform declaring for it. is =
breach Of honor for which there 10
neither palliatiOn or justification"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
ooyEREp A snow SLIDE.

Immense Masses Sliding Down the$Gount-
ains-Several Killed.
PORTLAND, ORE, March 30. Union
Pacific officers have received advices
from the Idaho division that six snow
slides occurred yesterday between
Burke and Black Bear, on Canyon
creek, each from one to two thousand
feet in length and one to two hundred
feet in depth. Nine lives are supposed
10 have been lost in all. Canyon creek
is damned up by snow. Two families,
together with their homes. were buried
at the bottom Of the canyon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
MnnLock Un the Amy.

PTrTsBURG, PA, March 3O.-Superin-
tendent OF Police O'Mara has issued
orders that all tramps be arrested on
sight and sent to the workhouse. 81
expect this CommouwesP to pass
through the city quietly. II they don't,
we will lock them up"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
Tho Texas Contingent En- Route.

AUSTIN. TEXAS, March 4O.-A de-
tachment Of Coxey's army, 40 strong,
reached here on special train from
Blanca, to-day. The men tell Of fear
ful suffering since leaving Los Angeles
from cold, hunger and weary tramping.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
Enrlnser McGunin,. sody Found.

STectdi Ts.eSTdiH 20 ths Rs0lfys-
Po1Nr PLEASANT, w. VA, March 30.
The body of John McGuffin, the en-
Eineer. who was killed by the bursting
of the boiler OF the pumpboat Hero, was
recovered to-day. One arm was gone,
his head partly blown of and body bad
ly mutilcted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-31
WHISKY CAUSES RIOT.
Not the Drinking Of it in This
Case, but the Hunting Of
In IN SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSES.

Tillman's Constables
Stir Up Strife in Darlington and
1t Spreads Over the State-The
Militia Companies Disbanding
Rather Than Assist Tillman.
The State Dispensary at Flor
ence Broken Open and the
Stock Destroyed.
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JAIL BREAK TAwARrED.
ParkersburE Officials Get Tip just IN
Time.

SpsaaE 7t!t0rou1 10 tas Register
PARKERsBURG. w. VA, March go
A general Jail delivery was defeated to-
day by the jailor, who had received II
warning from a prisoner confined in the
lower tier OF cells. The prisoners had
been supplied'with files and instruments
by the female friends OF the TT. Sidney
gang. Foreman, the alleged bigamist,
supplied the money, aud agreed to pay
the others S1OO, and bad written letter
to Mrs. Lyons. the woman he married
here, asking her to meet him on Satur-
day night at a certain spot with 500 IN
money as he would be out OF jail and
would need the money. The letter,
however, was intercepted. The prioners
had cut through the iron floor in the
bath room, and in a few hours would
have escaped through the cellar.