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The morning call., 1894-11-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.


Andy Kastner. Iowa CTCreegen & wife Iowa
James Ray. Portland Campbell. England
hitney. Zrackromourski, u n
6 Golfer, San BernadIno John Flaherty Vallejo
Patrick Seymour. Mass Peters USN
4 ID Cahey san Bernadino Hildebrandt, VT & I'm,
X L Reece, Arizona Scotland
William Horton. Chicago Rufus Horton, Chicago
H LeidenDerg Mysyllle j Deever, U SN
L j Fassett, OHIO D Donovan. Woodland
X Alnsworth, U $ r Caiyai, Oregon
Allen, U ST w Murphy, USN
NJ j Roskey. NY g Engstrom USN
X I1ndquls1. Murphy, Sacramento
WBrommer& wi, Redwd John Caseye FIN Yolo ca
Earle. vallejo Gus Umeaud, Sallcir
Ledry Mare Island Thos Kennedy US[
Z Hendricks, Nebr Dewitt and partv
Miller u S N Los Angelica
Eugene rury Orleans Ralph nderson u 8 N
II Lesser, Chicago A ARedmond Eureka
VII Stevens, wy f,StPaul r higgins, U s.
PALACE HOTEL.
G Rodgers. U ) N CD Boush USN
Z NJ Shortrdge, Sn Jose 6 Vecki. San Jose
l. y Hancnett, Sacto A g Platt. Sacramento
olaVsn, san jose Lepert, San jose
Brady. Chicago w q Selar. Gold Valley
u hloDard YORK Robertson. London
Joyces Boston q Dormer, London
Palmer. Toronto j II Ledgerwood ,Jersev
n Ledgerwood, Jersey ID E w cod AZ w Eipln
w Gerould, Chicago EFwfnkler&sn KansCty
oods &w,C ovingtn IL Darrough, kcd Bluff
I II W ard, Los Angeles NJ Hurley, Wisconsin
Miss Benziger, NYork Miss Benziger N York
BenZiger, New York Clay Jr Chicago
@ Palmtag. California j Nichols Auburn
n NeH, Coifax Fletcher Grass Valley
Zeltier, nevada City Searies. Nevada City
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
T Cathety. sacto w Young. Bakersfield
M LoJar MERGED Harriott, Los Angeles
ID futile. Oakland Peterson. Oakland
w Brakeman, Mereed n Grope MERGED
n NJ Scnotzke, Antioch ) Ralph, Napa
miller, Napa Henry. Alameda
u NJ Farrell, Seattle p Powell, Moscow
Brewctt, MOSCOW Ryan, San Rafael
taker, racine Grove Keller, Tacoma
King, Bakersfield johnson, Ba kersfield
L Jackson. MERGED
The morning call., 1894-11-19

International Navigation Co.'s Lines.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW YORK AND SOUTHAMPTON Hza
IN Shortest and most convenient route $500
to London Close connection Mt southampton for
Havre and Paris. First cabin, $50 ami upwards
second cabin. $50 and upward: steerago $40.
Cape Town, South Africa, $50
PHILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL or QUEENS
TOWN. second cabin, $25 and upward; steerage,
80.
RED STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP.
Desirable route for Belgium, France Germany,
Switzerland and Italy. First cabin, $50 aud up
ward; second cabin $685. storage at very low
rates.
For freight and passage apply to InternationaI
Navigation Co., G. ID. FAHN ESTOCK, General
Agent Pacific Coast. 609 Market st., Grand Hotel
building oc23 uf
The morning call., 1894-11-19

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.
SANTA FE ROUTE. =.
F'RAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT SAN FRAN.
cisco (Markct-street Ferry):
Daily NOVEMBER, g. 1894. hhEhiyE
5000 r. Fast Express via Mojave.
300 A. Atlantic Express via Los Angeles. 6:45 A
Ticket Ofiee-65U Market st., ChronlcIe Build.
ing. S. II. WA. BISSELL,
General Passenger Agent.
The morning call., 1894-11-19

OCEAN s1GADiEbs.
Dates of Departure From San francisco.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

St Louis. Oct 19-The agreement
reached By the Executive board OF the
Western and Southwestern railroads.
regarding the restriction of free trans
IsD-tasion for the year 1886. covers the
territory within the jurisdiction Of the
Western Freight association and the
Western Trunk Line committee. and
probably before It becomes effective the
Utah and all the Texas Southwestern
west and southwest OF the Mississippi
will be united in strong effort TO
cut down the pass lists fog the coming
year The southern Pacific is also u
party to the agreement
The intent OF the agreement Is TO lin
IL the issuance of free transportation.
annual time and trip passes, mileage
tickets and all forms Of free Or reduced
trans po-tatiOn Is to be issued 10 In
fuencs business in either the freight
OF passenger departments In general,
the policy will be TO decline TO Issue
annual Or time passes 10 agents or con-
ducrO-7s of connecting lines or members
OF their families iexeept upon the re-
quest OF the president vice pres dcnr.
general manager or general superln-
tendenr Of lines parties To the agree
meuEg; 10 Representatives Of street or
cable lines. Representatives Of foreign
lines. coal sales agents. coal agents or
othe~ commercial representatives,, re-
t-ige-atOr, tank and all other private
car lines not owned or controlled By the
lines subject TO the agreement
The exchange Of annual passes shall
not be made TO apply to lines Of less
directly connected with the member
ship lines and for lines less than 100
miles in length, only three passes shall
b. issued Business men or shippers
OF these in 4 position 10 influence busi-
ness silall not be furnished with free
transportation as boudsrnen in local or
auxiliary companies, nor shall shippers
Of any kind bs placed on the pay rolls
for the purpose OF furnishing transpor-
raiion-
An executive committee has been
formed. Of which Commissioner Midge-
~ i chairman and the membership
composed OF two managing officers OF
lines at each Of tine following terminal
points: Chicago. ST Louis. Kansas
City. Omaha, st Paul and Denver. The
members at each terminal point will
act n a subcommittee to pass upon
all applications for passes originating
in the respective territories and q daily
report shall be made OF all applications
and the disposition OF each application
to the chairman. A managing officer,
however. win have the authority 10 is-
sue pass upon duly notifying the
chairman that he has done 20.
The sentiment Of some Of the meIJl-
b..-s of the committee was decidedly in
favor Of wiping out free transporta-
ton entirely but no minority report
was rendered as it was known that the
foregoing modified report would be re-
ceiysei.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27
FIXING THE CRIME.
Another ouantico suspect Is Under EeeI
ing.

Another onantico suspect Is Under Eeep-
ing.
Cincinnati. Oct. 19-Charie4s Morgan
field the suspected QuanticO train rob
b<sc now under arrest here. was noti-
fed at the hospital to-day that IL was
not necessary TO ampuraie his broken
leg This gave him the greatest salts
faction and he consented to talk. He
said he was q gambler and spent his
SUMMERS in the North and his winters
In the South Being asked how he
came to break his leg boarding q
freight train. he said he had come
from Pittsburg on q freight train and
had got off at WintOn place. He then
tried to board another and was hurt
he denied having been recently In
Cumberland. Md. but on being asked
how he got a Pill box with the name Of
a Cumberland druggist he said he
might have passed through Cumbfr
land. He Is still under charge Of the
police.
Evidence has accumulated that he Is
one Of the train robbers. Last night
shortly after he had been taken to the
hospital a well dressed stranger called
to see him Being refused. according
to Chief DeitSch's ordets, the man left
a message that he had rented house
in 81 Bernard and that all was right.
Sfr. Fogg, the Adams Express agent,
has been In consultation with the chief
of police to-day and has attached all
the money found On the prisoner. They
think there are one Or two more Of the
robbers here. The police are searching
the spot where sorganfieid was found
In the belief that he buried some evil
dence Of his crime there.
The police expect TO capture another,
perhaps more, Of the train robbers.
They say they know the fugiiyes are
now lurking in the city. The detec-
tiyes Of the Adams Express 60. have
just gone out with local detectives and
are expected to capture the place
where three suspects are hiding. Moth.
ing can be learned from Iorganfeld
either about himself OF the Others
who are thought to be his pals gsck-
Ing refuge In the suburbs near Chester
PARK
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27
DEss IS AGAIN INDICTED.
A. r q. omcers Charged with Distract
ing MAils-

Chicago, Oct 20.-The federal grand
jury yesterday returned an omnibus
Indictment against Dekys and the Off
Gals OF the A r O. and a large mum
be- of parties charged with par1jcfIsa1-
ing in obst-uctins the mails on differ
e1r roads Last summer. In all. 63 Per
sons are included in the blanket indicf-
n4.Dt
The grand jury Of last summer. call
ed 10 investigate the strike. brought In
q large number Of indictments. one
for each road, in which Debs and the
other officers Of the 4 Il T. were
charged with conspiring with the per
5oDs on the various roads who coin
mirI-d acts Of violence. II was feared
IL conviction was not secured on one
Of these indictments the government
might be barred from trying the Off
Gers on the others for the reason thai
the conspiracy alleged is practically
the game and the officers are defend
ANTS in all the eassS In order TO
avoid any danger On that score. the
omnibus affair. on which all officers
and strikers may De tried al once. was
returned at once. The Indictment in
ciudes & few defendants who are not
II the OrheT indictments
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

express safe, but their Efforts 10 open
the safe were gnfruftful. The mess
enEsr's safe was battered open and
what money there WIS In II Was taken
By the robbers The amount eecurei.
II b estimated, rulis anywhere between
500 and $500 Tomorrow being pay
day nj Thurt-r fox me lnrge number OF
hands that work a: the mines there
was In the combination safe. $4,000
consigned 10 the Pacific Coal company.
Suspicious characters have bee.n seen
for the past month, or 90 in that section
and the express company WIS prepared
for the attack, as they bad on the train
one Of their special combination safes,
10 which no agent along the route
knows the CON binasion The company
had a man back In the coach who
knew the combinations and who could
come forward at stations where he
passengers and mail car were not mo
tested.
After the robbery WAS committed the
four robbers walked away towards she
mountains whis-ijng. going In south
e~sy direction The Texas Pacific Goal
Company of Thurl,er have offered $3.50
reward for the capture OF the robbers
The train was In charge Of Conductor
J. H Mcleod the express car IN charge
OF Messenger Gay There were no
shots fired during the robbery. and IL
Is considered one OF the boldeSt train
robberies recorded In the country fo-
long time. II is thought the robbers
gre from the Indian Territory and are
now on their way back.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

Chicago, Oct 1S,-The stockholders
of the Pullman Palace Car company
met in annual session here late this
afternoon. II was apparent from inter
views with those present that Mr.. Geo.
II. Pullman and his friends would re-
main in control for another year, as
It was generally believed that there
would be no show Of the opposition to
the management, which is said to exist
among some Of the stockholders.
The annual report Of the company
was said to be vague as 10 the effect or
the great strike, but the report was
not made public until after the ad-
journment Of the meeting.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27
TIMBER FRAUDS.
Osborne ArrxiEned for fraudulent Entries
in Wisconsin.

Madison. Wis, Oct 20.-The first
one of the suspected Indicted By the
federal grand jury for alleged hraudu-
lent land entries Of the lumber lands
in the Ashland district Arthur T. Ds-
borne Of Ashland. was arraie-ned be
fore Judge Bonn to-day. Osborne
pleaded not guilty. and was put under
81 go bail, which will be furnished.
The others named in the indictment
with Osborne are Robert e. Heyd
IaufY, receiver al the Ashland land Of
fec under Harrison; Warren i. Nc
Cord, brother Of ex-COngressInan Ny
ron r McCord; Harry J. Box. Gnssje
l. Andrews and Andrew Broierick-
There are 30 indictments, some In
Guiding parties not yet under arrest.
The Indictment, contains two counts,
the first charging conspiracy 10 de-
fraud the United States 70 title Of pub
lie lands: second, a conspiracy to con-
NIT perjury In taking necessary aftida-
Wits at the land Office. It Is charged
that Broderick acted as agent for the
others In making pretended settle
nent and proof Of homestead entry for
his own benefit, but in realty for spe-cu-
larion 10 benefit Heydlauff. NcCord.
Osborne and Box BroderIck entered
the lands, which are in bayfield, coun-
ty, at the Ashland Office Nor. 2, 1891.
The cases will come up for trial al
the December term Of court
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

Colorado Springs, Colo, Oct. 49,
A proposition has been made to the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad to
change the present line from this city
to Aanitou into an electric ling. 1t
IL proposed to use overhead or trolley
system. The electric plant would be-
located at Colorado City and In addi-
ton TO supplying sufficient power for
running the cars, IL would supply light
for the depots at Colorado City, Man
itou and also the Union depot In this
city. 1t IL estimated that the company
could by tbis method double It's pres
cnt service aud make saving Of ,oyei
81 ,-Ip per aunum-
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27
THE DAILY TRAIN ROBBERY.
A Party of Gay Desperadoes In Texas
This Time Take Things Easy.

Gordon. Texas, oct f9.-Sumber 2,
wesstbonnd passenger train on the Tez-
as Pacific due at Gordon at 1913 .. m,
and while ON time, was robbed by four
men today. a few minutes before noon,
three miles west Of Gordon. The
train being stopped at such an unusual.
place, J. w. Cooper Of Gordon. pass
enger, spfang Off on the north side TO
learn the cause Of detention. He was
greeted with grum command TO &c,
back On the train. Believing it joke
Of an old acquaintance he answered
with laugh. but Immediately the rob
bers enforced their command by leyeI-
ing two long guns on him.
-Four men. uDmasked, approached the
ssction gang and forced them to OBJ
stJ7uc,t the road and flag the train ~ ST
approached, and when the train was
stopped the bandits forced the exprcss
messenger to open the DIOR Of his car
They also forced the section men to 70
into the car With a sledgc hammer md
try to batter the continuation on the
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27
PANIC ON TRAIN.
Cars Are Thrown yrom the Track and
Passenger jump.

Tniontown. Pa. oct 20.-Tiae Pitts
burg, Virginia and Charleston morn
Ing train, bearing a large party of eI-
eursionists from here to the Republican
meeting at charlergy. was wrecked at
Tlppecanoe. The front truck Of thu.
third car dropped and three cars Jump
ed the track panic followed, and
the passengers jumped wildly from the
train. Many were shaEen up aud
bruised, but the worst injuries wer.-
caused by Jumping from tine nOYin.,
train.
John Thomas Green. coIOred. Of Tn
ioutown. had leg broken By JumDin,
down an elnbankment. Evans Lynn II
Uniontown had Il bone broken. Ben
5anuin Kettering Of Greensburz had an
ankle broken. None Of the passengers
were fatally injured, which IS mlracn-
loUs. The track was torn up and cars
thrown 70 one side.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27
LYScHED BY A CROWD.
The Assanznt of an Aged Lady Taken
From jail

Upper Marlboro. Nd. Oct 2o.-Ste-
phen Williams the negro who assault
ed Mrs Hadesty Wednesday night and
confessed, was taken from the county
jail at 3 O'Clock this morning anil
hanged.
Just before daylight 10 masked men
came mp 70 the jail and demanded III.
negro who had confessed 10 an attemDI-
ed assault Jailsr Spicer, although
wholly unprepared for resistance, r.
fused to give up the keys He was.
however. finally oyerPowered and VIII
Iians was taken 10 4 bridge near town
and hanged 4 bullet hole Was also
found near his heart
The cOroner's jury rendered a YER
dict that Williams met his death al the
hands Of unknown parties
Mrs. Hardesty. Williams victim. IS
an aged lady. He entered the bouss.
knocked Mrs. Hardesty down. carried
her 300 yards away and had # not been
for the attack Of the family dog. would
have accomplished his purpose and per
haps added murder TO his other crime.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27
In Favor of the Postal Telegraph.

Los Angeles, Gala. Oct. 19.-Judge
Ross to-day In the United States circui.
court decided the application Of the
Postal Telegraph-Cablec company to be
accorded facilities by the receivers Of
the Atlantic and Pacific Railway COM
pstny for constructing it's telegraph
lines along that road favorabIy to the
petitioners. In deciding the matter
Judge Ross filed quite an elaborate
opinion In which he holds that the con
tract for exclusive powers Is not valid.
The ruling Of the court upon the ques-
ton raised is regarded AZ one Of more
than usual Importance.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27
zglolea.s NEW RECORD
-. Riders m the E.sr Preparing TO Cor
West.

Wcss
waItbara. Mass, Oct 19.-The report
that Otto Zeseier had ridden mile N
10 on 8 bicycle at Sacramento zen
like n borabsllelI In the CAMP OF the
rsoo<s. breaking cychs riders at me
Walrharn track Manager rom s.eh
Immediately began to pack his zr1nS $
and this morning notified Johnnie
johnson and his big crew OF pace-
makers to get ready 10 start west Al
once He added thaF Johnson had pr
feet faith in the Waltham track. but a
perfect gale had blown across the sur
face steadily for fortnight and the
air had been 50 sharp that record
breaking attempts were out Of the
question
The party VIII not go direct TO Sac
ramerlfo. but will travel ws-S- nv s7s''-'-'
stopping for trials at every fast track
Oh the way.
In Buffalo they viii Try for mic
under conditions never before attempt
ed A mile straight away course Will
be marked out on an asphalt road and
& -quadriplet-r machine carrying
four rider-Steoson, Rhodes Scavey
and O'COnnelI-wiIl So the pace for
the first part Of the course and Mayo
and Saunders and Charles Callahan
and Charlie Murphy Of the 7andeins
VIII help to finish. With high WIND
at their backs they expect TO clip a
few seconds from the records
In time they viii get to Texas.
where warm weather and lack OF
winds viii favor them. and then II
they still are unsuccessful and MI
ZeigIe-'s record i accepted as official
they viii 20 TO Sacramento 10 have a
try Al the new track there.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

Denver, Oct 20II'hc rooster cor
tcniion has beer transferred to the 90.
prc1ne court. I'his morning Judge
Burns rendered a verbal decision In the
case Of John r. Bottom. the petitioner.
agaiIs; Secretary Of State Nelson o.
AeClees, In which the Pence contiu-
gent received complete knock out and
Mr.. Bottom was granted mandamus
compelling The secretary Of state To
properly certify 10 the county clerk biz
nomination with his rooster as The en-
blem.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27
INDIANS DYING OFF.


Albuquerque, y. II. Oct. 2o.-CoL J.
s. Hutchinson, an old Cocbsii miner,
stated that the Indians Of the CocIi,f
village are dying on an average Of ono
a day, the result Of some kind Of pc
cular disease. The colonel says lie
victim is first attacked with a severe
pain In the head which works down
the body. followed by swelling Of the
neck, and before death the feet ana
legs become cold The patient fingers
In such a state for few days and then
suddenly dies. The colonel also says
that the Indians claim they have mott
fed the agent al Santa Fe Of the dis-
ease end have asked for medicine. but
~ far no attention has been paid to
their appeaIs. The chief of the village
Will mail his complaint to Washington.
II action is not taken By the agent
soon.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

The Besonette process Of baling
cotton by winding it around spindle
direct from the gin and then subject
ing it to immense pressure ia a boon
TO the cotton trade. The railroads
charge just the same freight for cot
ton At its present five cents pound as
they used 10 when it was twelve. By
the new process there II room for 100
bales in freight car. 70 that great
saving can be effected.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

A NEW JERSEY man who killed a
neighbor admits that he il guilty, de-
serves TO he hanged and desirag the
operation FASTENED. Then a benign
Law steps in and denies him the right
TO plead guilty TO a capital oTense. 1t
Is an almost understandable hardship
that the one honest man accused Of
crime within the memory Of the pres-
ent generation should have his yer.
scity called into question.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

R4rlin, Oct. 2D.--According to n dis-
patch from St Petersburg published b.
the National Ze1tung this afternoon.
and according 10 special Information,
FROM the medical authority now at Iiy.
ida the car. during the Iast IS hours.
bas bs'cn s.'1zeh with a series Of conyuI-
rive attacks accompanied for .Dyera,
hours by temporary uuconsclousr,rs.
II IL added hat his death cannot b..
long delayed
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

Or couRsg nobody viii be surprised
to hear that LIP per cent Of the boys
In the Boston schools arc Sufferers.
but Il will asfonish most people 10
know that even 80 large 3 per cent as
o.42 Of the girls should also have this
impeachment in their speech. A slut
tsring girl il almost as paradoxicaI as
q white blackoird.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

PERHAPS 1t Is true, ar Frances a.
Doughty says in the Forum, that a
female Anglonaniac Of Boston not long
ago asked an American naval officer II
he did no: think the British flag the
most glorious one TO saii under All
the same. We can't help thinking that
Mrs. Doughtg's imagination ia more
vivid than her memory.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

a WOMAN hes been brought all the
Uay from France 10 pose as a model
in New YORK tailor shop at $50
week As America IL full to the brim
and zpilling oyer with model women,
the above importation Is g case Of
carrying Goals 70 Newcastle" 10 fla
grant that the tailor should be dag
nosed for dementla.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

MIS- can't he blamed for trying to
advertise themselves when 80 many
Instances can be pointed out where
notorious fool made more money in a
month than an unknown vise man had
teen able 70 earn in a Lifetime.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27
Ex-oFFIcERs ARRESTED.
The Le1o.s Committee InyssiIea,lon Re
suits In Action.

New York, oct. 20.-Upon bench war
rants issued last night the followln ,
e1police officers were arrested today:
E1-CaptaiD Doherfy and his two ward
detectives. Hook and Meeban; ex-Scr-
geants Licbers, Parkeson, jordan,
Clark and Hckenna.
The warrants were Issued on charges
brought out before the I-exoyy commit
tee and sub9tanflated at the defend
ant's trial before the police board. on
which occasion they were dismissed.
The alleged oreDses consist chiefly of
e1tortion.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

The armor plate for the Texas has
been thoroughly tested and found to
contain not q single blow hole. The
Texas II II does not belle its name,
viii be able to do some hrst-class
shooting TOO.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

HAVING wiped Appornat,ox of the
map. the postOfiiee might substitute
something modern for Marathon and
few more Of the foriuisOus ci-cum-
stances Of history
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

Is the possible event of a grea:
European war America can plume her
self On the fact that zhe would De a
grIffer=r only in the cost OF tea, coffee
and sugar. as she hsr9eh produces all
OF the other real necessariss of life.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

= r.grN4TIc saddle is the latest ai-
diston 20 the aecoutermsn; OF the race
horse The ONLY things nov lacking
are pneumatic horseshoe and q
pneumatic track
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

The eastern boundary Of Alaska Is
q meridian Of about 500 miles, a
length Of straight boundary only ex-
c.sedsd by one other-the parallel,
running east and west between the
United States and Canada, from Lake
OF the Woods to Puget sound.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

MkDAGAsc4E Is the fourth 1arges,
island in the world. and Il France per
sists in her purpose 10 establish a
protscioraie there it Is likely 10 b. en-
ttrely surrounded By blood
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

4 MAN like Professor David Swing
could not have mad the immense local
influence that he had in Chicago with
out having also a national reputation
He was one Of the moalde-s Of thought
IN his time
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

Jacksonville, Fla, Oct. 19.--The Tam.
pa clgsrJnakers returned quietly 10
work ibis morning. with the exception
Of the Gonzales and Moracs conDante4'
operatives, the majority teinx Unfayor-
able to general strike.
The Meeker herald., 1894-10-27

a GEASAs Official has iiIss been pun
ishesi for lighting dual He had
made the serious error OF killing his