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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-05
niebezpiecznie i lekarze wstpia,
by m6gl wyzdrowiee.
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

= Do Chicago nadeszlo juz
So 100000 ma zaplate pensyi
oko1o 10000 weteran6w, widow
i sierot W tutejszym dystryk-
Gle.
= Wczoraj raniutko przez
chwils pada1 snieg... Jua?!!
= Jeszcze jedns szulernis
odkryto wczoraj W domu pm.
169 ma Calhorn Pl. Utrzymy.
wal ia M. Wasserman. Grano
tam zapamistale W ''pokra".
- So letni Frank Fife wczo
raj przy rogu Halsted ul. Ca.
nalport ave. spad} tramwaju
linowego = odni6sl cieakie
uszkodzenia W glove.
= w skiadzie cygar Franc.
Bielica p. n. 42l ma w. 1Sej
ul. pozar zrzadzi} wczoraj szko,
dy ma $1,000. Powodem poza :
ru by1o nieostrozne obchodze
ME sic pani B. z nafta.
= Spadkobiercy Joachima
Ulryka (podobno Polaka), IA.
bitego podczas wypadku ma
kolel Illinois Central, wyto-
czyli tejze kompanli kolejowej
proces $4,000 odszkodowania.
= John Irker, zam. pm. Sl5l
ma Butter ul., zostal wczoraj
przeje,hany ma smierc przez
lokomotywe kolei Wabash
przy 31ej ul. i Halsted.
= Znany ma Wojciechowie
lekarz DIR. M. Pemeranc, zyd,
ma zakwestyonowany sw6j pa
tent przez urzad lekarski. Jak
donosza gazety czeskie, zabro.
Mono mu leczyc chorych.
= Linia kolei g6rnej ma
Lake ul. ma bye przed}uzona
cd Market ul. do Wabash ave.
= Aid. John Larson z 23ej
wardy pochwyci} wczoraj ma
Market ul., po dose dlugiej
gonitwie, z}odzieja W. Asche.
ra. Ten alderman przynaj-
mniej sic ma cos przyda -.
= Fontanna elektryczna W
Lincoln Parku ME bedzie juz
wiecej puszczana W tym ro
ku.
= Uuia marynarzy zada
podwyzszeniap aplac swych cz}on.
k6w o 25 ct. dziennie. w ten
spos6b mieliby oni -otrzymy-
wac po $l.75 dziennie. VIA.
sciciele statk6w ME chca sic
zgodzic ma to podwyzke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-05
Tow. "PrOIetaryat" ma Galicye 1
Szlazk.

Stowarzyszenie socyalno. de-
mokratyczne "Proletaryat" dla
Galicyi i Szlazka zostalo W
tych dniach zawiazanem W
Rrakowie. Pred kilku mie.
siscami wys}ano statuty do ma.
miestnictwa, kt6re osobnym
reskryptem zakaza}o zawiaza-
MIA podobnego stowarzyszenia,
wskutek czego wniesiono re.
kurs do ministerstwa, kt6re
znioslo zakaz namiestnictwa.
Ma pierwszem .zgromadzeniu
dokonano wyboru przewodni-
czacego, kt6rym zostal niejaki
Jan English.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-05
Projek toWany zamaeh ma Sui,
tana

PARYa, Ago pazdziernika :
Gazeta journal otrzymuje
wiadomosc o odkryciu projek-
towanego zamachu ma zycie
Sultana Turcyi. W ostatnich
dniach wrzesnia ma pok3ad pa.
rowca ,,Djenzmah" linii Mes
sageries Maritimes wsiedli W
Marsylii dwaj tureccy podr6z-
nj. Po przybyciu do saloniki
aresztowano ich-i znaleziono
W ich posiadauiu kartacze O.
raz materyaly do robienla
bomb; nadto W ich bagazach
znaJdowala sic pewna liczba
dynamitu. Aresztowani przy-
znali sic, IL zamierzali wykc-
nae zamach ma zycie Su}tana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-05
Posiedzenie nowego tOwarzystWa
PanamskiegO.

PABYa, Ago paddziernika. =
odbylo sic dzisiaj pierwsze
og6lne posiedzenie nowego
Towarzystwa budowy kanalu
Panamskiego. zebra}o sic 500
akcyonarynsz6w, a obrady by
}y bardzo ozywione. Wybrano
komitet W celu obmyslenia dal.
szych szczega6w fnansowych
i formalnej organizacyi towa-
rzystwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-05

= Me opuszczaicie jutro wielkie-
go otwarcia W Empire Cloting Co.,
Milwaukee i Centre ave. Wszystko
wyprzedane bedzie po nieslychanie
nizkich cenach powodu, ze w}asci-
ciele dluaej interesu prowadzic ME
chca. ]. Jones, cd wielu lat znany
byznesista obecnie zarzadca powys-
szej firmy postara sic, il kasdy cd.
biorca bedzie zadowolony. Przeczy.
tajcie uwasnie ogioszenie ma ostat-
niej stronnicy, przekonacie sic, ae
ceny wszystkie zadsivisjsco niskie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-05
Gotta Zebra W srodk0wej Anne
ryce.

SAN SALvAD ,R, 4 paz u
Gotta Zebra panuJe W Saliva
dor Guatemala. Koszary o.
br6cono tutaj ma szpital dla
dotknietych zaraza. Postano-
wiono przeniese biura Wladz
rzsdowych do Santa Ana.
Wszsdzie brak lekarzy i le-
karstw. Sssiednie rzeczypo,
spolite przedsieDi scis4e
srodki ostroznosci przeclwko
zawleczeniu zarazy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-05
WOina koreanska-wstepem do
innej W0jny.

LoNDYN, 4 pazdziernika.-
Berli6ska depesza ,,Standar-
da" donosi: W artykule rozu-
mowanym nVossische Ztg."
twierdzi, re wojna W Korei
jest wstepem do innego, gwa1-
townego starcia. Bedzie to
starcie pomiedzy Rosys a
Anglia. Sprzeczne interesa
tych obydwu mocarstw ma
Wschodzie PREDICT czy p6zniej
musza do tego doproWadzic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-05
WypraWa rosyjska do Nilu.

LoNDYN, 4 pazdz. = Do
Chronicle" donosza Peters,
burga, IL rosyjscy badacze ba-
ron Kreitz i baron Nolde wy
prawiaja sic oddzialem 200
uzbroionych ludzi i karawana
$50 wielblad6w W podr6a ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-05
,Dzielny rachmistrz.

= Kumie, costa wzieni "a krowe?
: Jeno siedemnascie rubli zioty
jeden.
= Kiedy zydy gadali, co wan dali
case trzydziesci papierkow.
- Jusci ze dali, ale zem odds}
Berkowi "a gorzoike trzynascie, to
mi sic ostaao "a krowisko jeno sic.
demnasoie papierkow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-05
Telegranly krajoWe.
O SenatOrze HilIu.

New YORK 4 pazdziernika.
Senator Hull W dobrym by2
humorze, kiedy pewien repor-
ter przyszedl do hotelu Park
avenue, gdzie znajduje sic
g}6wna kwatera demokraty.
czna. Zapewnis} on, re partya
demokratyczna W listopado-
wych wyborach zwyciszy re
on sam wszelkiemi si}ami sta
rae sic bsdzie o to, ably do te-
go doprowadzic. Zapytywauo
o to, czy Ii swe miejsce ma kar-
tee wyborczej zamierza odsta-
pic sedziemu Gaynor, odpo'
wiedzia} wymijajaco, ale przy
ko6cu rozmowy powiedzial, ze
przed powrotem swym do Al
bany, = co ma nastapic ga
dzie1, lub diva dnl, = publ
cznie cos ogsosi.
Skarby wstykanskie.
WASHINGTON, 4 pazdzierni
ks. Dzisiaj wyslano do Rzy.
mn skarbv WatvKaHskie Dozy.
czone zesz}ego roku ma wysta
we chicagoska. Z}ozono je
naiprz6d ma parowcu Norfolk,
kt6ry ma je zlozyt ma parowcu
Detroit W przystani Norfolk.
Przedmioty tie zostana dore
czone naszemu ambasadorowi
Nc Veagh W Rzymie, kt6ry je
odda Papiezowi wraz z VIA
snorecznem dziekczynnem pi'
smem prezydenta Clevelanda.
Republikanie W usfugach A. p.
A'stoW.
WASHINGTON, 4 pazdzierni-
ka. Republika6ski komitet
kongresowy, kt6ry zajmuje sic
prowadzeniem kompanii wy,
borczej, ma propozycya swego
przewodniczacego Babcocka i
pomimo protestu by1ego posla
2 Illinois, Taylora, uchwalii
kazac wydrukowac oko}o 400,
900 egzemplarzy rozporzadze.
MIA pocztmistrza chicagoskie-
go, Hesinga, W sprawie in
spekcyi niedzielnej listono-
Sow i z dodatkiem komenta.
rzy jak najz4osliwszych rozrzu.
ci6 je po stanie Illinois i po
Stanach sasiednich. W owych
komentarzach demokracya
przedstawiona jest, jako repre-
zentantka Koscio1a katolickie-
goi.... pogan, W kt6rych imieniu
mial postspie pocztmistrz He.
sing, jeden znajwy ybitniejszych
W kraju demokrat6w.
Jeszcze o skutkach orkauu.
LITTLE Rook, 4 pazdzierni-
ka. Me znaleziono nowych
ofiar straszliwego orkanu. 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-10-05

dzi powoli do zdrowia, wy
iatkiem skaza6ca T. Mitchell.
la, kt6ry umrze. Okolo 500
os6b jeszcze pracuje ma ulicach
gruzami zasypanych. Admi.
nistracya zak}ad6w dobroczyn-
nych stanowych dis popo1u-
dniu ia posiedzeniu uchwaliia
natychmiast aajac sic odbudo.
waniem zakladu oblakanych
zburzonego czesciowo. Sako.
da W tym budynku zrzadzona
wynosi $4,000. Spustoszenia
W miescie zrzadzily szkode ma
POI miliona dolar6w. Ma ko.
lejach ulicznych juz po czesci
ruch panuje. Ogromnie wiele
zatrudnienia otrzymali szkla-
RE, mularze, ciesle, woznice i
zwykli robotnicy.
Eksplozya kOtfa par0wegO.
JEFFERsoNv1LLE, Iad., Ago
pazdziernika. Kociol parowy,
dostarczajscy pare do machin
PREY b1dowie mostu kolei
Louisville and Jacksonville,
wylecia} dis W powietrze i
pieG os6b zostalo ciezko polka.
leczonych. Dw6ch maszyni-
stow zapewne umrze. Nazwi.
ska pokaleczonych ME So via
dome. EksplozYa nastapi}a
wskutek tego, re klapa bezpie-
cze6stwa ME by}a W porzsdku.
Parowiec Lain PREY byf'
New York, 4 paz lziern. =
Parowiec kompaaii Norddeu-
fischer Lloyd, Lahu, kt6ry %
wrzesnia wyszedl byl z Bremy
wieczorem nastspnego dnie
zetknal sic ze skunerem w}o
skim Magdala, przyby1 tu dzi-
siaj. Wedle depesz, kt6re tu
nadeszly, kapitan skunera 20
stall wraz z za}oga ma parowcu
Lain przewieziony do South
ampton, a tam wni6sl skarge
przeciw kapitanowi okretu
Lain, jakoby tenze byl winien,
ze katastrofa nastapila. Ofice,
rzy Lahu'a i podr6zni zeznaia
jednozgodnie, re skinner ME
mia} wywieszonych latarni sy,
gnalowych, a zatem byl wi
MEN, il nastapilo zetkniecie.
Trzesienie ziemi pOdmOrskie.
SAN Francisco, CAL, 4 pa,
zdziernika. Skinner ,Lilla q
Matte, kt6ry przyby} cd RE
XII Coquillo, donosi o szczeg6l-
mem zdarzeniu IA morzu. Sku-
ner znajdowa} sic niedaleko
wybrzeay, panowa}a zupe}na
cisza i morze bylo gladkie i
spokojne, kiedy nagle dal sic
s{yszee jakoby loskot grzmotu
statek zaczalsie chwiac gwa}.
townie. ChoG wiatru ME by}o,
powstaly wielkie balwany, a
statek tax gwaltownie pocza}
sic ko}ysac, il obawiano sic, re
nasty potraci. Pc niejakim
czasie morze zn6w sic uspokoi.
10 znowu cisza nastapi1a.
Zdaje sic, ze by2o to podmor
skie trzesienie ziemi. 0 podo.
bnem wydarzeniu donosi sku-
ner Excelsior.
Zabtjczy prad elektryczny.
BosToN, Mass, 4 pazdziern.
Straszliwy wypadek wydarzy1
sic dzisiai ma Congress ul. W
obec setek widow. Charles
E. Day, pracujacy dla Boston
Electric Light Co.., czysci1
lampe i przytwierdzi} sic do
szczytu s}upa, ma kt6rym umie
szczons byla Tampa elektry-
czna. Naraz us}yszano krzyk
przerazliwy i ujrzano Day'a
wiszacego u CORY bez ratunku.
w pare sekund p6zniej Day
tymczasem widocznie straci}
jua byl przytomnosf zapeWne
ME zI : 2 oczu jego, nosa i
uszu ukaza}y sic plomyki. Xii
ku widow chcia1o wdrapac
sic do CORY; peNien mlody
cz}owiek, dotknawszY ciala Da-
va doznal silnego wstrzasnie.
The morning call., 1894-09-28
SORRY FOR THE THEFTS.
An Embedding Express Agent Sur
renders Himself

CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-Wiliam H. Nichol,
charged with enlightenment. is locked up
in the Central station awaiting the arrival
of an officer from New York. He walked
into the detective headquarters yesterday
and asked Sergeant Brnderick if he was
wanted by the New York police. The
sergeant asked his name and then looked
through the records. No kilograms calling
for his arrest could be found. 1t was then
ascertained that Nchol had been in
charge of the night Office of the National
Express Company at 1876 FRANKLIN street,
and that on Septem Der II he took 1912 OF
the company's funds and left the city. A
dispatch was sent to Inspector McLaugh-
lin relative to Nichols confessed emb
Element. The New York Office replied
that warrants had been Issued for his
arrest and Nichol was put in a cell.
The prisoner said last night: "Some
friends came 10 see ma while l was at
work. | went out and drank with them.
l went too many times, and after while
became reckless and cared nothing for
what did. After becoming intoxicated,
took the money and boarded train for
Chicago. On my arrival here was sober
and the thought of what l had done drove
me almost frantic"
The morning call., 1894-09-28
CHANGED THE PLATFORM.
Conclusion of the Democratic Con-
yentiou of Washington.

NORTH YAKIMA, Sept. H.-The Demo
cratic State conven ion did not adjourn till
8 40 this morning The following ticket
was nominated: CongresSmen-B. f.
Houston of Tacoma and Harry Brnm,
also of Tacoma. Supreme Judges. Ia.
Sharpstein of Walla Wa!la and Judge
Allen of Olympia.
The State will not be districted except
by tacit consent. The two Congressional
nominations were given TO Tacoma after
the favOrite sons OF Eastern Washington
had declined the honor.
The platform as submitted by the COM
mittee was materially changed in the con-
vention, where the different planks were
taken up seriatim. The plank on judgment
and foreclosure of mortgages, favoring an
amendment precluding the right of mort
gagee to a deficiency judgment, which
limits the satisfaction of the mOrtgageA'S
debt to the mortgaged lands, was stricken
out The plank regarding lieu lands was
stricken out and tine following passed:
I'VE point with especial pride to the SET
Element of the vexed lieu land question in
favor of the settler and against the North
ern Pacific Railroad Company by a Demo-
cratic Secretary of the Interior and
through the efforts of the Democrats of
Washington" The planks favoring the
passage of a law requiring the State to
furnish free textbooks, and reducing the
number Of Supreme judges of the State
to three, were also killed.
The morning call., 1894-09-28
EACH MAKES CONCESSIONS
Between the o. r. & N
and the Southern Pacific.

PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 27.-The likeli-
hood of tTaDscODtinental passenger rate
war is lesseniDg, but not removed, by an
agreement between the Southern Pacific
aud the o. r. 81 n. Co.. regarding San
Francisco business. By lis terms both
companies recede more or less from the
positions they have hitherto taken and
each makes concessions to the other.
The o. r. 81 MS differentlals are re-
duced from 81 80. first class, to So, and
from s. on second-class tickets to 81 under
the established all-rail rates from San
Francisco to the East. This concession OF
81 30 in its differentisl on frst-class tickets
and 81 On second-class is offset in a meas
ure by the Southern Pacific's agreeing to
accept ticket representation of the o. r.
& n. at Portland.
The Southern Pacific had previously re-
fused to accept ticket representation for
San Francisco, any part of which read
over the o. Il. 81 N, though il accepted il
from the Northern Pacific at Portland and
from the Great Northern, reading via the
Northern Pacific from Seattle to Portland.
The morning call., 1894-09-28
LIBBY AND HIS HORSE.
Charges Preferred Against S. P. c. A.
Officials.

In a communication to the Supervisors
filed yesterday a. G. Libby of 1922 Hyde
street scores the Society for the Prevention
of cruelty to Animals. He says that twice
they have taken horse from him without
any cause, turned it into the Pound, where
ii was sold and the money appropriated
to the uses of the officers of either the
Pound or the society OF both.
ID one instance the case was tried be-
fore Police Judge Low aud decided in his
favor-that is the charge of cruelty was
dlsproven, and yet ne has been unable to
recover either the horse or its value.
He says the horse was "stolen" by
Special Officer Defer from his place
where it was fenced in and tied with a
rope, the place being entered during his
absence, the rope cut and the horse led
away. He inquiries very pertinenty if the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty us
band of horse thieves who are higher
than the COURTS" and il so what remedy
may be applied. He says he did not make
the first case public, but repetition is too
much, and he feels that not only his own
but no other mans properly is safe.
The morning call., 1894-09-28
MUST BE ELECTED.
MADEIRA County's Superior
Judge.
Supreme Court Decision Upon a
Point of Law Touching the
Constitution.

The Supreme Court bias granted writ
of mandate compelling Governor Markham
to include in his election proclamation a
call for the election by the people of a
Superior Judge for MADEIRA County at the
ensuing election.
This was an agreed case sent up to the
Supreme Court for a ruling upon Il point
of law affecting the constitution. 1t ap-
pears that the county of MADEIRA was
created by an act of the Legislature passed
In 1898, thus forming a new county out of
portion of the OveTburdened county of
Fresno. And bv the resolution of special
board Of commissioners appointed by the
Legislature w. NJ. Conley was appointed
Judge of the Superior Court OF MADEIRA
County, his office to endure for ''the term
provided by law" Under the act, of
course, this would entitle Judge Couley to
hold office until the year 1897.
The question then remained, What is
the term provided by law? 1t was thought
by the plaintiffs in this case that a the
next election the office should be declared
vacant and Superior Judge appointed by
the people. AS there was some dout as
10 the law on this question this was made
test case, and the Superior Court was
appealed to for writ of mandate CON-
pellipg Governor Markham 10 include a
call for the election of new Judge in his
election proclamation.
Under article of the constitution the
fir, regular full term of a Superior Judge
does not begin until the January folio ing
general election. This was tie view
taken by the Supreme Court yesterday in
deciding that the Legislature had exceeded
lis powers in making the appointment Of
Judge Conley extend over term which
passes a general election, and Enat by so
d Dug there had been direct tranSgression
of the laws of the constitution.
The writ nf mandate, therefore, was
granted. and when the ensuing elections
fall due Governor Markham Will call upon
the people of MADEIRA County to elect a
SuDerior ,Jn6oe
The morning call., 1894-09-28
THE sEQUOlA TRAGEDY.
Two More Bodies Found Near the
Scene of Slaughter.

FORT SMITH, Ark, Sept. 27.-The par
ticuIars of the Sequoia tragedy eelegraphed
last week are still coming in. The dance
tt which the killing took place occurred
125 miles from thnt city. The dance broke
up in row. The next morning thr.e
men-Harris. Falconer and Benge-were
found dead outside the house. Since tnen
two more have been found, the BODY OF a
whisky-peddler named Moss, discovered
underneath the house. together with a
man named Wilson. 1t is thought that
bUth he and the peddler we're killed to
prevent their telling anything about the
tight. The affair itself is shrouded ia
mystery. Besides the four men whose
Oodies have been found since Friday
nights dance of death, one man. badly
wounded, turned Up to-day at house
about mile distant from the scene of the
tragedy. II Is now thought that Others
The morning call., 1894-09-28
MRS. NICHOLS DAUGHTER.
The Struggle for Her Possession Not
Yet Finished.

Mrs. Sadie NJ. Nichols, who figured
prominently in the Police courts recently
on charge of keeping her little daughter
in house of bad repute, has been again
brought to public notice. She won her
case and retained the custody Of her
daughter.
Yesterday Nettie Woods and Mollie
Moll0y, two Of her roorGers at 108 Mason
street. procured search warrants from
Judge Conlan 10 recover their wardrO bes
from Mrs. Nichols. which she refused to
give up on the ground that they owed her
money for board. liquor and dresSnIakers'
bills
The two young women told the Prose
cutting Attorney and Officer HolbroOk of
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children that perjury had been COM
mitted in Mrs. Nichols former case, and
that the house was what the society
alleged it to be. The house has again been
opened by Mrs. Nichols, ana her little gri
WAS living in it.
The society intends bringing the matter
before the Grand Jury. The application
of the society for guardianship of the girl
comes up before Judge Levy next Wednes-
daV
The morning call., 1894-09-28
WAS NOT MURDERED.
Contractor Ryan's Death Due to Ma
tural Causes.

A Coroner's jury decided yeste rday that
Contractor Ryan's death was not caused
by violence. Ryan was found deal in his
bed at the Cincinnati Hotel on Valencia
rect few days ago, ana owing 10 the
TACT that he had been roughly handled in a
saloon few days prior TO his deeease, his
friends concluded that his death was caused
by the treatment t. which he had been
subjected aud asked for An investigation
The story of the quarrel in the saloon
was rehearsed TO the jury. and DR.. Emer-
son, who made an autopsy of the body.
was called to the stand. He positively de-
cisred that Ryan's death was caused by
congestion of the lungs and the verdict of
the Jurors was to the same effect.
The morning call., 1894-09-28
FIGURING ON FUTURES.
Estimates Of Congressional Cam
paigu Committees.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-Tne two Con-
gressional campaign committees have
completed their estimates as to the proba-
bic gain and losses of their respective plr-
lies in the coming campaign. The Repub-
licans claim that they will have 200 men,
bers in the House, couceding to the Demo
Gratis ia and the Populists 9. The
Democrats, on the other hand, claim that
they will have 100. conceding to the Repub-
lcans 156 and the Popuis,s 10. In this
estimate the Republicans claim as follows
on the Pacific Coast: Six Republicans and
The morning call., 1894-09-28
JEWS IN FIRE INSURANCE.
Editor Hines Statement Was Not
Fayorabiy Received.

CHICAGO, Sept. &C. c. Hine. editor
of the New York Insurance Monitor
created sensation at to-day's session of
the Fire Underwriters Association of the
Northwest by paper on Jews in Fire
Insurance" Rine declared the average
Jew risk is twice as apt to burn as what
Hine called the american risk" He
supported his statemsht with a lengthy
argument and long array of figures aud
statistics. Hines paper vas followed by
a hot discussion and his theory severely
attacked. Most of the delegates declared
both statistics and deductions wrong.
The morning call., 1894-09-28
Death of q. E. Hersey.

GILRoY, Sept. 27.-George f. Hersey of
the Bank of Gilroy and ex-member of the
Assembly, died here last night, aged 63
years. Mr. Hersey has heen a prominent
member OF the A. o. U. W.. the |. o. o. +.
aud the Masonic urder. He leaves a widow,
TWO sons and one daughter. The latter is
the wife OF j. r. Mathews, Stale Senator
from Los Angeles.
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THEY STOLE A MARCH.
Nebraska's Boiling Democrats File
Their Certificates First.

HIIT ISrIi1ICdItS FTISt'
OMAHA, Sept. 27.-The managers OF the
rump Democratic convention, which met
in the early hours of the morning and
nominated full ticket in opposition 10
the ticket named by the Democratic State
convention last night. chartered special
train to-day. went to Lincoln a1d filed
with the Secretary of State certificates of
the nomination of their ticket as candi-
dates of the DEM cratic party of Ne
braska. Under the Australian ballot law
there can only be one democratic" ticket
voted for, and the regular ticket will have
to be filed by petition" unless the action
of to-day is overruled by ;he courts.
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are wounded whose friends are keeping
them hid. 1t is evident that there was a
conspiracy TO kill Falconer, Benge ana
Harris, all of whom were good shots and
dangerous men. The Sheriff refuses to go
to the place. A deputy Sheriff went up,
but returned, and no one whatever has
Vet bean aIrastei.
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one Democrat in California, one Populist
in Nevada, two Republicans in Oregon and
two Republicans in Washington. The
only difference SO far as the coast is con-
'cerned, in the Democratic estimate is as
to California, where they concede only
three to the Republicans and claim four
for themselves
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COULD NOT CONVICT.
Disagreement of the Jury in the Case
of CarIin Strikers.

CARSON, Sept. 27-The jury in the case
of the Carlln strikers. after being out all
night, announced disagreement this
morning, standing nine for acquittal and
three for conviction.
The defense claims that man who has
son and nephew in the employ of the
Southern Pacific Company hung the jury,
which virtually stood eleven to one for
acaultta!. The jury was discharged and
the case set for retral November 10.
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Pushed a Mongol Overboard.

SANTA Rosa, Sept. q To-day the trial
of George Coniff, charged with having
caused the death OF q Chinese fisherman
named Wong Sing in Pttaluma OH March
81, began in the Superior Court. The
Chinaman was sitting on the wharf at the
time the crime was committed and Coniff
The morning call., 1894-09-28
Fong Xiii Held for Murder.

SAN RAFAEL, Sept. 27.-Fong Xii. tile
slayer of David j. Cameron. had a pre-
liminary examin alton before Justice of the
Peace Rodden to-day, aud was held to
answer on the charge of murder.
The morning call., 1894-09-28
Lost Opportunities.

You now have great chance to secure
Picturesque California" If you don't
do so you have lost all opportunity of
your life and have only your-elf to blame.