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The morning call., 1894-02-23
FASTING AND PRAYER.
The Bishop of Rio De Janeiro Orders
an Observance,

NEW YORK. Feb. pa special 10 the
World from Rio de Janeiro says: The
Archbishop of Rio de Janero has directed
the observance of eight days as a season of
fasting and prayer for the termination of
ths revolution in Brazil and for the cessa-
tion of the yellow fever epidemic
Peixoto sent an aid-de-damp. escorted
by a company of cavalry. to American
Minister Thompson to-day to convey
through him 10 all Americans his compli-
ments upon the occasion of the anniver-
sary of the birth of Washington.
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PEACE IS PREDICTED.
An End of the War in Honduras Is
Looked For.

NEW YORK. Feb. pa special to the
World from Guatemala says: Some impor-
tant personages in Honduras. not con-
Dected with either of the sides in the pres
ent trouble. are making an organized effort
to bring about peace.
President Va-quez has informed them
that ne is ready to listen to proposals, but
Bonilla says that he must first consult with
the President of Nicaragua.
He expects to be able to decide within a
few days. 1t Is believed here that the
Nicaraguan troops in Honduras will be
called home inside of ten days.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
THE REPUBLIC A CRUISING.
She Was Hanging About the Port
of Santos.

MoNTEvIDEo. Feb. %. - The Herald's
correspondent in Santos. Brazil, sends
word, under date of February s, that a
rebel warship. supposed to be the Repub-
lica. was cruising nightly off that port
She was seen at anchor that morning be-
hind Lea Island. near San Sebastian.
A portion of Mello's land forces, num-
bering 5000. from Paraguay. had camped
the night before between Iguape and San
Vicente. Peixoto had force of 400 men
strongly intrenched at the latter point, and
a battle was nlomentarily expected.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
DON'T LISTEN

manhood is the " Favorite Prescrip-
tion." IF it ever fails to benefit or
cure, in making weak women strong
or suffering women well, you have
your money back.
Anything "just as good" or as
sure to bring help, could be, and
would be, sold in just that way.
This guaranteed medicine is an
invigorating, restorative tonic, es-
pecially adapted to woman's needs
and perfectly harmless in any con-
dition of her system.
1t builds up, strengthens, regu-
lates, and cures.
For periodical pains, bearing-down
sensations, liberation, inflammation
everything that's known as
" female complaint" it's remedy
that's safe, certain, and proved.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
THE PRICE OF SILVER.
Germany Views the Depreciation
With Alarm.

BERLIN, Feb. 22.-The Government
commission formed to consider the price
of silver had its first sitting to-day, Count
Won Posadowsky, Secretary of the Imperial
Treasury. presiding. Posadowsky said
that the Imperial Government. despite its
own gold standard, had perceived the
depreciation of silver, and considered that
the subject demanded an exhaustive ex-
animation. Hence the decision to have
the question discussed by experts with the
objec: of rendering staple value to silver.
and securing a basis for practical meas
ures
The morning call., 1894-02-23
FOUND A LOST MINE.
Prospectors in Mexico Have Millions
in Sight.

DURANGO, Mexico, Feb. %. - James
Crandall and l.. A. Parker, American
prospectors, have arrived here. They an
nounce that they have discovered, by ac-
cident, the Iong-lost Spanish mine of
fabulous richness in the mountains near
the village of Pernado, in the remote part
of the Sierra Madre. A short distance
from the mouth of the mine they found
the ruins Of an old smelter, and still on
the dump were many thousand dollars
worth of ore. The old workings we're
thoroughly explored, and the men brought
with them samples to be assayed. After
completing arrangements for working The
old mine on an extensive scale they will
returD.
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THEY WANT THE MILL.
A Big Purse for the Corbett-Jackson
Fight.

ToRoN TO. Feb. 22.-Parson Davies to-
day received dispatch from Mount
Clemens. Mich, regarding the proposal TO
have the Corhett-Jackson fight on an isl.
and near that city. stating that things
were shaping themselves very satisfac-
torily. Eminent counsel say that the law
cannot interfere in contest brought off
at Strawberry Island, which is three miles
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REGULATING THE FISHERIES.
A Bill introduced Embodying the Plan
of the Paris Commis sion.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-Representativ
.McCreary of Kentucky to-day introduced
a. bill instructing the officials at the State
Department to prepare for the regulation
of the Bering Sea fisheries. 1t consists of
O dozen ty ypewritten pages and carries out
to great extent the recommendations of
the late Paris Commission.
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PLANNED BY THE ARMY.
Homes for Poor Families From the
Cities.

Cities.
CITY OF MEXICO. Feb. pa syndicare
of capitalists interested in the Salvation
Army has concluded the purchase from
the Mexican Government of 100000 acres
of land in Chiapas, Southern Mexico. A
mem ber of the syndicate, C. Fl. burst. has
sailed for England, where, with the aid of
General Booth, plans will be perfected by
which 5000 families from England and the
United States will be put on tract oper-
atins under the direction of officers of the
army. The plan is the outcome OF Cen
raj Booths hope to relieve the congested
condition in the poor districts of the large
cities.
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Jackson, who died from the effects of
chlorine gas at the Cornell fresbmen's
banqnet last Tuesday night, began to-day.
Several physicians testified that death re-
suited from some cause not apparent in
the post-mortem examination.
No evidence was obtained as to how gas
was injected into the banquet-room or
where obtained. The inquest adjourned
to March l.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
ELECTED TO THE ACADEMY.
A Native of Cuba Is Honored With a
Membership.

PARIS, Feb. 22.-Jose Heredia. who was
born on he Island of Cuba. has been
elected member of the academy. There
were several ballots. Emile Zola obtained
eleven votes on the third ballot, but on the
final ballot. when he and Heredia were
the only candidates, Zola received but
seven votes. Hsredia is the author of
Lies Erophees," and of volume OF SON.
nets characterized by their exceeding
charm and delicacy.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
Pittsburg Rioters Sentenced.

PITTsBURG. Feb. 22.-0f thirty-fve for
eigners convicted of participation In the
Mansfield riots seven to-day were sem
fenced to penitentiary terms ranging from
fifteen months to two and half years
and the rest to two months to one year in
the work hOuse
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ANOTHER PRIZE-FIGHT.
Jim Daily Has Signed Articles to Meet
Bob FitzSimmons.

BUFFALO. Feb. 22.-CorDett's old spar
ring partner, Jim DAILY. has begun train
ing for his coming fight with Bob Flizsim-
mons. Articles have been signed. and
call for glove-contest of four ounces at
Buffalo at an early date, the winner to
take % per cent of the gate money and the
loser % per cent
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vAsQuEz NARROWLY ESCAPES.
His Enemies Effect q junction and
Make an Attack.

SAN SALVADOR, Feb. 22.-President
Nasquez has received re-enforcements and
is now trying to open communication with
Amapala. There has been firing daily,
ald Vaseuez compelled Policarpo Bonilla
and Gutierrez to retire.
But to-day they effected junction with
Ortiz and Herrera and made such vigOr-
GUS attack that Vasquez was obliged to
fall back. and be narrowly escaped falling
into their hands. Both sides are now en-
trenched.
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STILL MAKING THREATS.
Paris Anarc hists Are Planning for
New Victims.

New Victims.
PARIS. Feb. 22.-The Public Prosecutor
has received a letter purporting to have
been written by an accomplice of Henry,
ana whe- says that he was present at the
Hotel Terminus outrage. The writer de-
clares that the Public Prosecutor will be
the first victim of the anarchists yen-
geance.
Girard has made a statement that the
bomb which Henry exploded in the Hotel
Terminus was charged with homemade
melinire.
A zinc box with half burned fuse at
tached was found lying just beside the
door of St. Pierre's Church tonight. The
fuse was Quenched by the police, who
then surrounded the church until the
guard arrived. The box was removed to
the municipal laboratory for examination.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
TWO ELOQUENT SPEECHES.
Mckinley Speaks of George WASH
ington to Large Audiences,

I"s OOrI 10 LII e,C f1uuINHNSS'
CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-An audience OF 5000
people greeted Governor Mckinley of Ohio
at the Auditorium this afternoon. when he
delivered an address in commemoration OF
Washington's birthday. The exercises
were under the auspices of the Union
League Club and Governor McKinley's ad-
dress was an eloquent tribute to the virtues
of the father Of his country.
Tonight Governor Mckinley and party
of distinguished gentlemen attended ban
quet at the Union League Club, where
Mckinley delivered another address
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REPUBLICANS BANOUETINd.
Senator Lodge and Ex-Minister Ste
venS Make Addresses,

DETROIT. Feb. 22.-At the annual ban
quet given by the Michigan Republican
Club tonight Senator Lodge of Massachu-
setts and ex-Minister Stevens were the
principal speakers. Stevens speech was
devoted to Hawaiian matters, and was In
the main similar to his previous addresses
on the same subject.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
GLADSTONE'S SUCCESSOR.
The Aged Premier May Not Stand for
Reelection.

LONDON. Feb. 22-Scotch Unionist news
papers eive prominence to the statement
to-day that all the Conservative. Liberal
and Unionist elecIion agents have received
Instructions to prepare for the dissolution
of Parliament within the month. It's also
stated that Gladstone may not stand again
for election, and that Sir James Car
michael Will be the Gladstonian candidate
for Midlothian.
The morning call., 1894-02-23

Everything catarrhal in its nature,
Catarrh itself, and all the troubles
that come from Catarrh, are per-
fectly and permanently cured by
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. No
matter how bad your case or of how
long standing, you can be cured. J
The morning call., 1894-02-23
Found Another Bomb.

PARIS, Feb pa supposed bomb was
found to-day in the Palais Royal. 1t was
taken TO the municipal laboratory for ex-
animation.
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The Oueen,s tieaIfh.

LONDON. Feb. 22.-The Queen has re-
turned to Windsor Castle from Osborne.
Isle of Wight. She appeared more feeble
than usual and was supported by an In-
dian attendant.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
READY TO GO SOUTH.

Peixoto's Torpedo Boats Waiting to
Be flowed.
BUENos AYREs. Feb. %. - Peixoso's
torpedo boats are awaiting a steamer to
tow them southwark.
Advices from Pernambuco state that
Admiral Goncalves has embarked from
that port for Manaos ON an important
mission in behalf Of Peixoto.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
Consecrated a Bishop.

HARTFORD. Conn.,. Feb. o. - Rev.
Michael Tierney was consecrated Bishop
of the Roman Catholic church of the do
cese Of Hartford to-day, with imposing
ceremonies of that church.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
A Waterbury Blaze.

WATERBURY,, Conn, Feb 22.-The big
dry-goods store of Cannlon Bros. was
burned this morning, and that of Miller &
Peck was badly damaged. Total loss,
S175. .0oo
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Their Work in Tunis.

TUNIs. Feb. pa bomb. with fuse
attached. was found to-day in the Post
Office. 1t is supposed to have been placed
by the foreign anarchists.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
OUT FOR THIRTY-oNE YEARS.
Congressman Elect Grows Long ABB
Sence From Public Life.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The Pennsyl-
vania Congressman are endeavoring to
arrange to have Representative-elec
Galusha A. Grow sworn in on March 4
next, as that will be the thirty-frst anni-
vsrsary Of his retirement from Congress.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
A Solitary Appointment.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The President
has nomina ted William McDermott to be
United States Marshal for the district Of
Montana.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
Explosion in a Powder Magazine.

BRUSSELS. Feb. 22.-Several persons
we're killed and number injured at Wet
teren this morning by the explosion of
powder magazine.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
Precautions i'm Vienna.

VIENNA. Feb. 22.-An apparatus has
been erected in the Reichsrath which will
enable the president. In case of an outrage.
TO close the doors automatically. Other
precautions are being adopted to protect
public buildings.
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THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Talk of Consolidating With the Fed
Grafton of Labor.

DEs MONIES. Feb. 22.-A full meeting of
the executive committee of the Knights of
Labor is in session with closed doors.
Master Workman Sovereign SAYS the
principal business is to try to form union
with the Federation of Labor and formu-
late plan for future work.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
THE JURY DISAGREED.
Bank Wrecker BIaut Will Get An
other Trial.

NEW YORK. Feb. 22.-The trial of
Joseph 7. Blaut, president of the wrecked
Madison-square National Bank, and who
is charged with perjury in swearing to the
correctness of the banks statement. re-
suited this morning in a disagreement of
the Jury.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
MAJORITY STILL INCREASING.
Grows Plurality in Pennsylvania
Will Probably Reach I85, 900.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 22.-Official re-
turns from all but nine counties make
Grows plurality 1S0.153 IL is estimated
shat these counties will increase these
figures 10 I85. 600.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
Fire at ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 22-A fire at the corner
of Locust and Twelfth streets this evening
caused loss OF $3.50. 600. The insurance
was $500. .OO0
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from this city. and has been made by the
action of the water. They guarantee
purse OF $4,000 and training expenses.
Davies will meet Corbetts manager in
New York on Sunday and talk the matter
over.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
A Naval Officers Death

SARATOGA, N. Y, Feb. 22.-Commander
4. L. Woodward, prominent naval officer
during the war, died to-day.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
church Howe for Commanded.

LINCOLN. Nebr., Feb. 22.--The Grand
Army of the Republic. Department of
Nebraska. has elected Church Howe COM
mander.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
The Rate of Discount Reduced.

LONDON, Feb. 22.-The Bank of Eng
land rate of discount is reduced from 2H1s
to 2.
The morning call., 1894-02-23
EVIDENCE WANTED.
The Inquest on the Death of Mrs.
Jackson Compelled TO Adjourn.

ITHACA. n. L, Feb. 22.-The Coroner's
inquest in the case of Mrs. Henrietta
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Edwin T. Idc. Of SO. l3S Macon-st, Brooklyn,
died Yesterday from hemorrhage Of the brain Mr.
Ide became III on June II. and went to bei com
planning Of pains in the head Yesterday morning
# was thought that he would recover but shortly
before O'Clock ne became worse ana died IN few
moments. He was born In Wrenthan Mass, III
1916. and went 70 Brooklyn when twcniy-iiv years
old. Until two years ago he was the BroOkNI
agent OF the Equitable Life Assurance Society," Of
this city when he resigned and became connected
with various church societies Of BIookiyn Mr.
Church in Tompkins-ave. He was trustee OF
the Brooklyn sunday school. and treasurer ana one
PRAYER Meeting. lie also "A member OF Lodge
No SIS. Royal Arcanunl. Mr. de leaves a widow
and four children The funeral services viii take
place at DR. Mcrediths Church Sunday night
and the burial will be at Trevalo. y Y. on Monday
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rorrEnS IsK FoR HlGahR RATES.

THE COMMITTEE OF TRENTON WoRNMEN GIVE
THE SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE SOME SEW LIGHT.
Trenton y j. June ~ ,Spccao.- The sub-c0m-
mite. OF the senate Finance Committee on the
crockery and china sche lule OF the Tariff BILL which
Invited q committee OF seven workmcn representing
the Pottcrs National Union - meet th'm ami discuss
the crockery schedule Jas, Thursday. received some
practical Information from practical potters The
20 80 potters who are locked out IN Trenton. East
Liverpool Wheeling. ". Va, and Akron. Ohio. went
on record emphluclliy for high protective tarii.
The committee representing the operative peters
have been reported appearing before the senate
committee 10 ask for the total abolition Of the duty
on cr0cktry as "a means OF ayenging themselves on
the manufacturers for proposing ~. ep.ns reiuc-
,l,u 10 wages The committee 90 worsw-n however.
diI no such thing. although IL is possible that one
man contemplated such a statement. and there APP
p,ars some evidence that certain local Democratic
politicians had in view such plan
The men appeared before senator's Jones OF
Arkansas. Allison. Of Iowa. AMI Smith 81 Ncw-Jer-
sey The po'icrs' committee consisted of Massrs.
James Talon Thomas Stubs Herber, Smith. John
Hosll Andrew BackforI Patrick Duffy and Enoch
Hoilngshcad. The meeting was 70 be- kept a pro-
found secret but the stateme. that the union
urged the senate committee 20 abolish IN" duty on
crockcry brcaus, they ala receive their proper
tlon Of the protection thy emphatcally deny. and
prove that they did. under the Mckinney law. re-
cclve their full share OF increased wages. and this
they showed to the Senate committee.
Thomas Stuhbs chairman Of the POtters Ma
tona Union Committee. told how the pottcrs wera
suffering because all the works were closed doWh'
and incidentally remarked tlat the manufacturers
were importing tho ware necessary 20 nll the many
. $500, ,.,, =, i,,,, .l.,,.l that fh, men
P''''''h "''''' '''''' .t.
came with any intention or asking Tor reIuo''on
OF the tariff on croc<cry. II the committee would
eo 20 work al once and report this bin with the
- " -, 81, ,,.L-,,,l,,. l,,,
t'TH AT inc same P"'' a. >" NV ~" nm 80
the men would be a, work in less than twenty
fo,r hours II fhev wanted 10 BE-, the friends OF the
,n,.r ,h,f fhry arna,ral 20 be- the committee could
In fh.,n mo- creator favor thnn to fX the duty
hi,hrr fhan fhe McKluley law had it on crockcry.
I-nder inc Mckinley law they received respectable
wages American wages The wilson bill offered
thcru wages that were insulting 10 American me-
chanics.
senator Jones asked II they meant To say That
they received the benefit of the Mckinley tariff. ON
air r,l,n declaring that they dI. and that he
r'i,l nr,vr II senator lone, said: Nov sir YOU
arc fbr very man | am looking for. ! want % find
SOM, work .ugtnan who can prove that he received
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col. WOODBURY. NoMlNATEp FOR @'Nil'N'l'-
ExrnEssIoNs oF THE PLATFORM
Montp,ncr. w. June ~ The Republican state
Convention was heI 90 the Opera I'"-" h'rr i'-
dav ana vas ATTENDED by q large number o. I"'"-
.catc- - j. Foster. ~ burlington. pr'-"ni' ih'
name Of colonel T.. \ Woodbury.. ~ burlington 49,
candidate f,r Governor. anI Colonel Nowlnlr}
was unanimously nominated nm.h ,Cher,,- r9''cf,
II Dole presented The name ~ VI Mtn.ur "t
leland pond for Northumberland, AM ~ MGR
Is. Vail wa also put in nominaron u O. ia'
90 - I0husbury Wa Iuf ln npWlnh''I 'N ,N.
Danncti ~ s. JonusburF. A informal "i"1'
vas taken resulting. Mluspr. 4-. Bates. W. al
i42 q Is Ir,wntN. of Burlington. va. nIinIli' y
a. cauI'inc for Secretary - stint" u ti,.
Treasurer. p H. Hal. Auditor. - 80" lnIil. rec
r. N chairman ! J.. Stone. ~ 3 Peck. - J.,
ozark. oycr, Merrill. = r. ii,,n'T'vX ,r,. *
II f. Uourhtou l. T. Watson. NJ II. I1onius.
The platform lenounco- th. wilson by 3nI me
,rr,rne tax and The repeal - the FEDERAL i.I,cI"h
law ana favors "ihe continued AMI rAi'nI"l u-"
Of silver IN 0ur circulate 3D. within tn' 'Hi""l 81 I'D.
aililtv Of the Government 20 preserve the present
parify between goa ana silver