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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-20
RFTegulayitys
Womb Troubles.

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tains over 30 pages of most important
information, which every woman, mar
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AMERICAS GLORY.
There Will Be a Grand
IS. .:.. .s.- i Celebration.

- =: "
@=.TFE FRENCH TO BE THERE.
*:: 49, e,
Z Officers and Men of the Warship
.:.*<.:: Will Parade.
RI Sub COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
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BRITISH HAVE THE BEST OF 1T.
American SeaIers Complain of the
forfeiture Law.


PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, June Ia.-The
sealing schooner George II. White, the
first sealer to return, returned tonight
from Sitka in obedience to orders from
Captain Munger of the revenue cutter
Corwin, who boarded her off Middleton
Island.
The White had eighty-two skins and re-
ports exceedingly stormy weather along
the Alaska coast this year. Seals ara very
scarce. Captain Chenoworth of the White
says under the present regulations vessels
are better protected under the British flag
than the American coIOrs.
The penalty under the British law is
forfeiture. or a fine not exceeding $500,
while the American laws provide absolute
forfeiture. He says if vessel has a
medium cargo she can well afford to pay a
fine of $500 and then realize handsome
profit.
All American sealers will return and the
British schooners prepare to discharge
their white crews, man their vessels with
Indians and go to Boring Sea. 1t appears
under these conditions the British sealers
have some kind of assurance that they
will be amply protected.
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BROKE FOR LIBERTY.
WeaIerS Fierce to Make Their
Escape.
They Ran Against Rifle Barrels,
Which Cooled Their Ardor
Very Considerably.

OMAHA, June ia break for liberty
occurred among the Fort Sidney Wealers at
o'clock P. II. According to a pre-
arranged plan deputies sent among the
prisoners to gather cooking utensils were
overpOwered and a rush was made for the
doors. but Liddisrd ana Captain Cormack
had their men on the spot in moment
and the CoxeviteS were subdued.
The WinchesterS pointed at their breasts
drove the fight out of them. Several were
badly dubbed, and the ringleaders have
been placed in the guardhouse.
LAMAR, Colo, June 19.-Forty Califor-
MIA COXeyites, who seized a freight train
here last night and refused TO bulge after
the cars were sidetracked, were arrested
today by twenty Deputy United States
Marshals from Denver, but were subse-
quently released on the understanding tn at
they would leave town and not modest any
more trains in Colorado.
LOUISVILLE, June 19.-The police-boat
Pavonia from New Albany met Kelly's
army at West Point, KY, and ordered
them to keep away from the Falls City.
After an angry parley Kelly ordered the
captain to turn back to Evans Landing,
where he dsembarked. He will come to
Louisville and try TO get enough money TO
take his army to Cincinnati.
LEAVENwORTH, June 49, - Judge
Thomas to-day fined the Sanders Com
monweslers $50 to $50 each. They were
sent to Jail in different parts of the county
10 squads.
MILWAUKEE, June 19-General jun
DO" CaldwelPs Commonweal Army cap
tured fast stock train on the Chicago,
Milwaukee and ST. Paul road az La Crosse
at midnight and came through to Milwau-
kee. The army numbered 1870.
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PUGET SOUND STATION.
Herbert Discovered That the Dock
Was a Failure.

CHICAGO, June ia special from
Washington says: The first result of
Secretary Herbert's Pacific Coast tour is
an official investigation of the new Puget
Sound naval station. Captains Asserson,
Menocal and Prindel OF the civil engineer
corps left New York very privately last
Friday night for Seattle on a mission
which has been carefully guarded. They
are the ranking officers of their corps.
Their expert opinion is required as TO the
usefulness of the new drydOck. costing
100000, now under construction. 1t is
claimed that the contractors have. not
driven the piles deep enough and that
inferior concrete has been used. Secre-
tary Herbert thinks it bad policy to have
the dock prove failure when an emer-
gency arises for promptly docking a
10,000-ton battie-ship.
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PRISON REFORM.
Fixed Terms a Barbarous Relic of
the Dark Ages.

ST. PAUL, June 19-The main body of
the National Prison Association began it's
session to-day with President BrinkerhOff
in the chair. The principal feature of the
days proceedings was the report of the
committee on criminal law reform. 1t
strongly criticized the sentence of prison
ers to fixed terms as vindictve and bar
barous, relic of the dark ages. and rec
commended that sentences depend on good
conduct. IncoTrgibles should be confined
for life. regardless OF the degree of crime.
Prison discipline should be therapeutic and
not vindictiye. The old prison system has
failed to repress crime. The new prison
science is in the hope Of the future. A
protest was made against including detec-
tlves with the criminal classes. The re-
port OF the committee of police followed.
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YALE ATHLETES.
Going Over to Compete With the
English Cracks,

New YORK, Jnne 10. - Yale's great
athletes, who have made worlds rec
ords on the track and who have
been chosen to 60 to Europe and
compete against the Oxford cracks
will sail tomorrow morning. at II
O'Clock. on the steamship New York. The
team which will sail tomorrow is as fol-
lows:
Runners-Pond, Woodruff, Sanford and
Morgan.
Hurdlers-Cady. Sheldon and Hatch.
Hammer thrOwers and shot-putters -
Brown and Hiekok
The team will meet the Oxford men at
the Queens Club grounds, London, on
July 16. Charley Sheriff., the famous
runner, will accompany the team and
stay until its return.
Runner Pond. at the Windsor, said to-
night that the boys would leave in the
best of condition and would, he believed,
not be much worse for their voyage. They
will 90 into active training upon their
arrival
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AUSTRIAN FLOODS.
Immense Damage Has Been Done to
the Crops.

Tie ATODS.
VIENNA, June 19.-The rains have be-
gun to fall again in the northeast. and the
situation in the flooded districts is worse
than 1t was any time since the trouble
commenced.
The dam erected by soldiers to pre-
vent further flooding of the Karwin dis
trlct has been carried away by the i'm
mense weight of water impounded behind
il. and the valley of the Oltu River has
been inundated.
The water is rising in the valley of the
Maag River. The town of Komorn. at
the mouth of the river, is in danger of be-
ing inundated.
The foundations of many houses in the
villages Of Berigeg and Pistyan were
undermined by the rapidly flowing waters
and the buildings have collapsed. In
many instances persons attempting to
save their household effects narrowly es-
caped with their lives.
Three inhabitants of the villages were
drowned. The carcasses of hundreds of
cattle, sheep and swine are floating down
with the current. interminged with wreck
age of every description.
A dispatch from Cracow. Austrian Ca
lcia. states that floods in the commune OF
Wolowice caused dam to give way. Be-
fore the Ouhowing torrent could be
checked $50 houses below the dam were
swept away.
Pioneers, at great risk of their lives,
eventually succeeded in repairing the
breach. The damage to the crops is i'm
mense.
LONDON. June ia dispatch to the
Times from Vienna says the iuundation
in the valley of the Waag is the worst
since 1885. Over thirty villages are sub
merged,
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ENTERING WEST POINT.
1t Is Not So Easy AS the Candidates
imagined.

WEST POINT, n. Y, June 19.-The re-
suit of the mental examinations of appli-
cants for admission 10 the military
academy. which have been in progress
since late Thursday, was announced this
morrfing.
Only forty-one candidates were success
ful out of class of ninety-six. Among
them we're: G. w. Hancock at large. Cur
It's W. Orwell of Kansas, j. T. Perkins of
California.
One of the above named. Young Han
cock, has since been rejected by the Medi-
cal Board. he being declared FIVE pounos
short of the required weight. He is a
grandson of General Hancock, and was
appointed by President Cleveland.
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SULTAN ABDUL AZIZ.
He IS on the Throne and His Brother
Is in Jail.

TANGIEB, June 19.-Muly Mohammet,
eldest son of the late Sultan AID a pre-
tender TO the throne, has been imprisoned
st Marakesh by order of his brother, a bdul
Aziz, the Sultan. and COM PEELED TO sign an
act Of adhesion TO Abdul Az. The posi-
ton of the latter has been secured by his
being recognized as Sultan by the power
full Sheriff of WaZan.
The towns OF Marakesh and MeQuineZ
and the chief of the independet Zayan
tribe have promised Abdul Aziz TO place
5000 armed men along the road between
Fee and Mequinez for the purpose of keep
ing order.
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SWINDL ED BY A LAWYER.
A New York Priest Among the
Victims

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-W. d. Allen,
prominent real-estate lawyer. was held
under $4,000 bail tonight for fur, her
hearing tomorrow Oh a charge of en-
beZZlement
The amount Incorporated is S44, zoo.
The persons named in the warrant as
compliments are Rev. John J. Hcffer-
man. Catholic priest, of Sheepshead
Bay, n. Y, who is said 10 be out S35, 900
John Hamilton, earpe dealer of this
city, 5000. and Thomas Early, a soap
manufacturer, $500
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COAST GOSSIP.
Wr. Huntington is Trying Now 4
-. Shape LEGISLATION.

- :. shape Legislation.
=: WASHINGTON, June 19.-fhe nomination of
Postmaster Tor san Francisco did not 60 in TO-
day as expected.
The California nominations were as follows:
!: Edward Hackett, TO be Receiver at San Fran.
,ctsco; John p. Dunn, 10 be Registrar at San
:,Eranclsco; John C. Gamble, 10 be Registrar at
:Ifumboldt. These appointments were made
Upon the recommendation Of the entire delega-
*i4On 10 Congress
T.: It. Is: thought at the Navy Department that
the Marion viii be condemned.
The Senate Commerce Committee to-day gave
hearing on the Southern California breakwater
project.
-: +. j. Curthell, civil engineer Of the Southern
.:.Paclhc, spoke IN favor of Santa Monica. He
said il would cost S3,729.199 to construct
breakwateF at Santa Monica and "a, $40, 40 at
: San Pedro.
: "R. e. Kerens spoke for San Pedro. and said
two boards OF War Department engineers had
recommended that place
: ::.Hgntngton was present. He has his hands
full at present. and seems 10 be making an am
.bftiops attempt to shape legislation generally
at The Capitol.
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SAW SHEA SHOOT ROSS.
Important Evidence Against the Trov
Murderer.

TROY. n. Y. June 19-In the Shea tri al
State Treasurer Addison V. COlvin testi.
fed he was in the Thirteenth Ward shortly
after the shooting and was in the same
room with Shea in Aid erman Dunlap's
house.
He heard boy tell Chief Detective
Markham that he saw John Il. Boland
shoot Ross
Osborn c. Lansing swors he saw Shea
shoot Ross. He saw Ross chase McGough.
who had just shot bis brother. William
Ross.
Ross and McGough fell to the ground TO-
gether. The former on top. Shea ran up
and deliberately placed his revolver at the
head of Robert Ross and fired. Ross i'm
mediately became motlonless. Shea, the
witness said. wore a green necktie.
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Triton Republicans.

The Triton Republican Club met at 500 East
street last evening The organization was
completed last evening by the election OF
George Clark and &. Tarbox as vice-presidents
and Peter ODonnell as sergeant-at-arms An
executive committee was also appointed con-
slsting of George ReIt rman, John johnson,
Richard Graham, NJ. Peterson and Il. q. Has
kell. Twenty names were added to the roll,
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DECEIVED BY HEWLETT.
Application TO Set Aside Deeds of
McCIOud's Lands.

STOCKTON, June 19.-An action was com.
menced here to-day to set aside deeds made by
order of court conveying lands belonging to the
estate OF Alonzo McCloud the capitalist who
lett. the administrator of the estate II is al
legged that the order was made when the Court
had been deceived BY Hewlett into believing
that the latter had an agreement OF sale made
by McClOnd and signed by him. The charge is
made that this agreement was fraudulent and
that McCloud never signed such a paper.
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The Britannia a FLYER.

LONDON, June 19-Tbe Prince of Wales
cutter Britannia sailed from Dover to
Boulogne and back to-day for half the prize
In a handicap race.
She started at II o'clock. arrived at
Boulogne at 2:17 :55. and returned to Dover
at 5 :23 :27. having done some splendid sail
inQ
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The Strike Ends

The machinery IS again In motion at the
q fbbs rope works in the Potrero, all the strik.
ing employees with the exception OF tweDty-eight
having retuTne 10 their posts after accepting
@tbe reduced wages. Numerous applications
for. new pos itions have been received, but as
The experle ncrd hands expressed a willingness
the StrIke is OYer. - - "
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Wimau Scores a Point.

New YORK, June 20.-The World prints
an interview with Erastus Wiman
in which he makes the point that
if he is guilty of forgery now he was guilty
a year ago, and that those who accuse him,
knowing year ago what they know now
were compounders of felony for one
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~


So pronounced has been the success of
our great REDUCTION SALE of fine Art
Goods that we shall continue II till the close
of the Midwinter Fair.
French, German, Austrian, Italian and
English wares, comprising Vases, Statues,
Ornaments, Engravings, Etchings, Paint
fngs and Pictures of ali kinds, in greater
variety and at much lower prices less
than cost than they can be bought at the
Fair.
All goods marked down in plain figures.
Come and look around.
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RELATIVES DEMAND DAMAGES.
Southern California Railway Asked
: TO Paw for a Switchman's Death.

=. Los ANGELES, June ia complaint was
filed in the United States Circuit Court to-day
by Ella. Edith and Earl T. Allen, residents OF
the. Stale of Missouri, against the Southern
california Railway Company, asking $4,000
damages for the killing OF Russell I. Allen al
San BernaIdlno January 10, 1893. Allen was
a sTEiIchmaD in the employ OF The Southern Cal
IIofnia Railroad Company aud was citizen OF
missouri al the time OF his death and was only
temnorarily stopping in San Bernardino. The
manner in when he was iileG was by afreIght-
: car being loaded with timbers projecting be-
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Kansas Republicans.

TOPEKA, Kans., June 19.-The Republi-
can State Central Committee met here to-
day in an adjourned session to perfect Its
organiZa ton.
At the Recommendation of the State can
didates Cyrus Leland of Troy was made
chairman, j. Il. Barstow of Salinas sec
rotary and Frank Fleniken of Emporia
chief clerk.
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Cleveland Restored TO Health.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-The President
has returned from a trip down the bay.
He was benefited very much. 1t was
stated by Mr.. Thurber that the President
had no recurrence of his complaint and
felt perfectly restored to health.
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LAKE ERIE BONDS.
John j. Emery Wants to Stop Their
Issuance.

OVhA O' LAHCA " dhAS W Dup LHClT
Issuance.
NEW YORK. June 19.-The proceedings
instituted in the name of John J. Emery
for the purpose of preventing the execution
of the proposed general mortgage for
S70.000,O00 by the New York, Lake
Erie and Western Railway Company
came up for argument in the Su-
preme Court chambers to-day upon
an order to show cause why an
injunction should not be issued to enjoin
the proposed execution of the mortgages.
1t is claimed that the proposed general
mortgage is illegal and void. and should
be so declared and Cancelled and that an
injunction should be issued restraining
the railroad company from recording the
mortgage and from executing any of the
bonds under Ii.
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BRAZIL IMPORT DUTIES.
Recommendation That Tax Be
Placed on Certain Staples.

Placed on Certain Staples.
NEW YORK. June 20-The HeraId's
Buen0s Ayres dispatch says: A Parli-
amentary committee has recommended
that the following customs duties be i'm
posed on imports from the United States /:
Kerosene IL per cent per litre. pine and
spruce lumb Der per cent ad valorem. pitch
pine the same, agricultural machinery
valued above $500 8 per cent. under $500
% per cent.
The Government prosecution Of rebel
sympathizers continues in Parana.
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DIR. Aliens Pocketbook Found,

VICTORIA, B. C., June ia pocketbook
has been picked up on the beach here, viii CHI
the contents show TO be the property of DIR. f.
&. Allen veterinary surgeon OF Seattle, who
has bern missing from Victoria for a week
past. Iii supposed lie was drowned In the
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Won by Cornell.

ITHACA. n. Y. June 19-The race be-
tween the Dauntless crew of New York
City and the Cornell Freshmen crew came
off to-day on Cayuga Lake Cornell
finished five lengths ahead of her oppo-
nenis. Time, Il :153 30.
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Strike ON the Gogebic,

IRoNwooD. Mich, June 19.-At a late
hour tonight the local lodges of the Fed
GRAFTON of Labor decided by an almost
unanimous vote to inaugurate general
strike OF the Gogebic range employees to-
morrow morning.
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Trains to Cripple Creek.

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo, June 19.-After
a cessation of business for three weeks,
passenger trains began running on Flor
ence and Cripple Creek Railway to-day
The line will be completed to this city on
Saturday and trains will run regularly on
and after Monday next.
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Big Fire in a Factory.

NEW YORK, June ia fire broke out
in Stengel & ROthschild's patent
leather factory in Magazine street.
Newark. about midnight and at A. NJ.
was still burning fercely. The entire city
fire department is at the sceue. The loss
will probably be 100000.
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National Park at Shiloh.

WASHINGTON. June 10. - The House
Committee on Military Affairs has agreed
to favorably report a bill introduced by
Representative Henderson to buy parts of
Shileh battle grounds for national park
at the expense of $50, GOO
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FRIENDLY SUIT.
Must the North American CONNER
Cial ComDanv Paw Rent.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Attorney-Gen-
eral Olney has instructed Acting United
States District Attorney Platt of the
Southern District of New York to
at once institute suit in
that district before United States
District Judge Wallace against the North
American Commercial Company TO recover
S132, 600 for the last three years. rent and
premium on sealskins due to the Govern
ment from the company. This action Is
taken by mutual consent of the ntend-
ing parties.
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Ing to eXtradite ex-Presideut Ezaia. Man.
ager O'Leary of the Bank of Bogota has
been arrested on charges preferred by the
Government of completely in the Glands
tine emission of more than 100000 pesos
in national bank bills during the Holgain
regime
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VIII Raise Wages.

BALTIMORE, June 19-The McShane
Manufacturing Company gives notice to
their 1000 employees that, owing to I'm
proved conditions of trade. their wages
would be raised 10 per cent.
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Kergan's Body Recovered.

VICTORIA, B. C.. June 10. - Lighthouse
keeper Daykin OF Carmanah Point yesterday
recovered and gave burial 10 the body OF John
Kergap, the artist hermit of Trial Island, who
LOST bis life OF SOmbuco Head three weeks
ago. His pictures and effects were brought TO
Victoria and sold at auction.
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All Breaks Repaired.

WINNIPEG, June 19.-The Canadian
Pacific line is now open to Vancouver.
with the exception of short transfer by
steamer near Ag ASST. all the breaks
caused by the recent floods having been
re paired.
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Charged With Abduction.

STOCKTON, June 19.-Rosa Fletcher, pretty
girl II years old and George Bomswan, %
years old, were taken into custody here o-night
on telegraphed intructiOns from MERGED Off.
GERS. Bomswan was charged with abduction.
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The Kern Californian

:: The Californian, published at Bakersfield. has
issued "a special irrigation edition. The
edition is prOfusely Illustrated with half-Ione
cuts, and among the features is description of
the greatest irrigated farm in the world
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Ordwav ExOuerated

y A .. Ordway, who was arrested on Thursday
last on complaint OF J. Preble, who charged
him with robbery and battery. was tried by
Judge .JOachlmsen yesterday aud acquitted.
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Thames, withdrew half-hour before the
race to-day. declaring that the conditions
were unsuitable for an international race.
His action caused much regret ana sur
prise to the members OF the Royal Canoe
Climb
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yond the end OF the car, which manner of load
ing, the complainants allege, was criminal neg.
ligence ana cateie Sness on the part of the rail-
ROAD company. The complainants are widow,
daughter and son respectively of The deceased.
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Amateur Journalists.

=: 4 m getting of the Golden Gate Amateur Press
Association. for election of officers will take
Place Z OF morrow evening on Vermont street,
mean. I Wenty.fourth.
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DEATHS FROM THE PLAGUE.
Removal of People to Canton Causes
LuII in the Disease.

HoNG-KONG. June 19.-In three DAYS
there have been ninety three deaths from
the plague. The removal Of the people to
Canton has caused a great diminution In
the spread of the epidemic.
SINGAPORE, June 19.--NO Chinese i'm
migrants from ports south of Foo Chow
are allowed to land in the Straits Settle
menfs
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HOWARD WITHDREW.
Did Not Like the Conditions of the
Thames Race.

LONDON. June 19-W. w. Howard, the
New Yorker who was sent to contest
for the 50-guinea challenge cup on the