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The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
MEXICO AFTER TIE BELL.
An Invitation for Old Liberty From the
DSux GOcey,asueuf.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. 10.-The Co.
lumbian Liberty bell committee has re-
ceived from the Government of Mexico,
through President Diaz, an invitation for
the exhibition of the bell in that country
Immediately after the close of the Atlanta
exhibition. 1t is intended that ceremo-
nies shall be held at the graves of Hidalgo
and Juarez and at other points in Mexico
made sacred to efforts of that nation for
liberty.
1t is also suggested that the bell shall
visit the lowest point reached by railroad
in Central America, and there have an APP
propriate ceremony suggestive of the pro-
posed connection by rail between North
and South America. 1t is understood that
the full expense of the bell while upon
Mexican territory will be borne by the
Government and the citizens OF the nation
inviting it.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
,Tapan,s Bio T,,demnitv.

ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA, Oct. TO-
1t is stated here that Japan has agreed
that the supplementary indemnity to be
paid to her by China for the japanese
evacuation of Lao Tung Peninsula shall
be reduced to 100000 taels, the evacua-
ton to take place within three months OF
the payment of the indemnity. China has
agreed to pay very shortly to the japanese
Minister in London 50,000,o00 taels, the
first installment of the war indemnity.
The payment will be made in pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
SIX BURNED TO DEATH.

Destruction of DtUelling- House Re-
smlted in Loss of Life.
TWEED, ONTARIO, Oct. 10.-At Snide1
Station, three miles north of here, the
dwelling-house occupied by Thomas Lind
say and family was destroyed by fire. Six
of the inmates we're burned to death. The
family consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay
and eleven children.
Six of the children were burned to DEATH
They were two young women, twin babies
and two others. Peter Laberge, his son
and another young man who lived with
the Lindsays and the other seven mem.
bers of the family had narrow escapes.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
Martborouoh n, K,r,,,c1,,,.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 1o.-The Duke
OF Marlborough, engaged to marry Miss
Oonsuelo Vanderbilt November IA, ar.
rived here this morning, ACCOMPANIED by
hon: lvor Guest, who will be his best man.
me Duke IS being entertained at Ashland
ana VIII visit many of the noted breeding
farms in this section.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
SAYS DOLE Is ALL RIGHT
Minister Castle Objects to Editor Haynes
Statement.

Minister Castle Objects to Editor Haynes
Statement.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 10.-Minister
Castle, the new representative of Hawaii,
said to reporter yesterday: 1.-THE state
ment made in Chicago by Julian Haynes,
editor of the Hawaiian, that the Hawaiian
Republic is on the verge OF dissolution, is
false. Haynes and his monthly puplica-
ton, the Hawaiian, have always been Bit
terly opposed to the new Government.
They are both subjects of ridicule in
Hawaii.
Il account for Haynes wild statements
on two theories. He is piqued at the new
Government. and determined to revenge
himself. and, secondly, he is probably in
the employ of the royalists. Ex-Minister
Thurston has denied over his signature
that he was opposed to the new Govern
ment, and is heartily cooperating with it.
The present Government is increasing its
popularity with everybody except the
kanakas."
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
Sale of Cat;fornia Fr,.it.

LONDON, Eng, Oct. lo.-The sale OF
California fruit in the Covent Garden Mar
ket was well attended. The consignment
included 1900 boxes of peaches, but the
cold weather was unfavorable to the peach
trade and they brought only from 2s Sd to
IS Cd a box. Pears did better. Buerre
Clairgeau fetched from lbs to los; duchess,
14s to 16s Eastern buerre, 18s, and Bonne
TOy1isa J2S
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
USED 4 SMALL REVo1VER.
attempt of n Disgsttsed Passenger
Commit Suicide IN q Tunnel.

Attempt of n Disputed Passenger tt
Commit Suicide fn q Tunnel.
UHRICHSVILLE, ONO, Oct. 10.-R
dolph MOZART, about rs years of age, fired
a 22-caliber revolver into his stomach as
train 10 was passing through No. tunnel
between Dennis and Steubenville to- day.
His ticket was from California town to
Altoona, Pa. When picked up MOZART
was found to have disguised his smoothly
shaved face by wearing q long, black false
looms and had the general appearance of a
contraband of some nature. He was
almost speechless, but answered an interro-
CATION by saying, 81 did it on purpose,
but I'm innocent" and again muttered,
"I'm innocent"
He was taken to the railway hospital at
Stauhenyille
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
TO RECALL d MINISTER.
Such q Demand Regarding the BrittSI
Repres entatire at BoQota.

OHcH q OeTndhd Ee0dTd1ng the BFfttSh
Representative at BogotG.
COLON, COLOMBIA, Oct. 10.-A telegram
from Bogota received here to-day says a
public demand had been made for the re-
call of Mr.. Jenner, the British Minister at
Bogota, because of the stand taken by him
in Connection with the claim for $3.50 600
damages of Messrs. Punchard, McTaggart
and Lowther in the Antioquia Railroad
matter. The German Government, the
dispatch further says, will order the retire
ment of DR.. Luhrson, its representative al
Bogoto, from the board of arbitration hav-
ing the claim of Punchard, McTaggart and
Lowther under consideration,
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
Politics In .Ne,c Bruns,cick.

ST. JOHN, N. B.. Oct. 10.--The nomina-
ton of candidates for the provincial Legis-
lature throughout the province of New
Brunswick resulted in the Blair Govern
ment obtaining twenty seats unopposed to
five by the opposition. Among those nom-
mated by acclamation are Provincial Sec
retary Mitchell and A. A. Stockton, leader
of the opposition. The elections will take
place on Wednesday next.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
COLONEL TAYLoR.s FUNERAL.
Numerous Floral offerings and Mes
sa0es of Cond dOEence.

NWneTo Floral Oferings and Mes
sG0es of Coincidence.
NEW YORK, Oct. TO- = The Herald
special cable dispatch from Paris says
The funeral services of the late Colone
Stuart M. Taylor took place to-day and
were attended by great number of the
American colony, among whom were
General Edward Winslow, Colonel San
ford G. Kellogg. military attache; Captain
Raymond Rogers. naval attache. and
Major Henry A. Huntington,
The floral tributes were of a most beau
tiful character and were sent by many
friends, especially from the late Colonel
Taylor's associates and those who were sc
Justly proud of his war record. Mrs. Tay.
lor has received from America and else
where numerous dispatches and cable
grams of sympathy and coincidence.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

sylvania Gettysburg Commission to-day.
General John P. Nichole, who is secretary
OF the commission, says that they expect
to unveil the statue during the latter part
OF the present month. The statue was de-
signed by H. K Brush Brown of Newburg,
who spent two wears on the model. 1t is
to be placed ON high ground, in front of
General Meade's headquarters, overlooking
the hattletield
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
Wheat Crop of ohio.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Oct. 1o.-The State
Board OF Agriculture bulletin issued to-
gay shows that the wheat crop of Ohio for
this year will give yield OF 14.OO0, 900
bushels short of an average crop in the
State. and A,000 900 bushels less than that
OF last year, which was the largest in the
history of the State.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
Defiance Of a Ticerou.

LONDON, ENGLAND, Oct. 10,-A dis
patch from Shanghai says that Admiral
Butler, commanding the British feet, will
return to Foochow on board the dispatch
boat Alacrity, the Viceroy having assumed
an attitude of defiance.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
OUR CUSTOMERS SAY:

That in some cases our prices on Not
tingham, an Irish Point or Brussels Cur
tain are not really lower than elsewhere,
but that the difference in beauty and gen.
eral appearance is simply surprising.
That's our aim-not necessarily the lowest
priced, but absolutely the prettiest procur-
able
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
Too Oold for. E,ahiaa.

BUZZARDS BAY, MASS, Oct 10.--The
President did not go fishing to-day as 1t
was too cold. Unless the President changes
his plans he will leave here on Saturday or
Sunday, probably on the Oneida. Mrs.
Cleveland and the children will 60 next
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
Opposed to Guatemala.

NEW YORK. N. Y. Oct. 10-The Her.
AIDS special cable from Panama says that
Guatemala advices state that secret
compact has been ratified in the capital to
oppose action leading to a union of Gen.
trail American republics. The formation OF
federation has already been practically
settled by the republics of Salvador, Hon.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
Typhoid and DtphtAer;a.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 1O.-The health
authorities of Louisville and the State are
alarmed at the prevalence of typhoid fever
and diphtheria, which are raging as was
never before known in Kentucky. From
all sections of the State reports come of
the rayages of typhoid, while the danger
from diphtheria is almost as great.
Schools have been closed and 200 cases of
typhoid fever are reported from Grant
County
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
DESTROYED bu Fire,

PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 1o.--Fire to-
night burned the Fox & Co. oilwell
supply tool factory, loss $4,000; the Pitts.
burg Molding Company's works, loss
5000, and several dwellings owned by
Patrick Devlin, together with furniture.
entaiiing loss of $4,000. All losses par.
TALLY covered by insurance.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
Joe Pulitzer Restrainea.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Oct. 1o.-Circuit Court
Judge Wood this morning granted an in
junction restraining Joseph Pulitzer and
Messrs. Williams, White and Carvalho
from interfering with Colonel G.. H. Jones
in the control and management of the
Post -Dispatcn
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
Drore A,cnu a Ssttler.

AUCKLAND, N. H., Oct. 1O.-Mail ad-
vices from Samoa which arrived here to-
day are to the effect that armed natives
have driven German settler from one of
the islands that the Supreme Court
awarded him. A German warship will go
to reinstate him and punish the ma tives
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
Found tAe Mates Bodv.

STOKES BAY, ONT, Oct. 1O.-The body
of Edwin Forest, second engineer of the
lost steamer Africa, was picked up off Pike
Bay this morning by the tug John Logi.
A life preserver bearing the name of the
ill-fated vessel was attached to the body.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
Ja4dsment Aont,,st safy,nt.

DENVER. Colo. Oct. 1o.-Judament in
the sum of $175O was entered in the Dis
trict Court to-day against Alexander Sal
VIM, the actor, for salary due Belle Archer
and her husband, once members of Sal
vini's company.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
Sculptoy Jov Accid entnlty Shot.

PARIS, FRANCE, Oct. 10.-Albert Bruce
Joy, the well-known Irish sculptor, was
accidentally shot at dusk this evening bya
poacher in the forest of Fontainebleau His
injuries are not fatal. Among his latest
works is bust of Chauncey M. Depew.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
For S,v,ndlino Girls.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. 1o.-Andrew J.
Sterling, swindler and confidence man,
was arrested here to-day for swindling
girls by promising them positions in
Pasadena, CAL, hotel and requiring them
to make deposit.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
mButch,, Luons af,.st DC.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Oct. 1O.-Gover-
nor Altgeld has refused to interfere in the
case of Butch" Lyons, and the murderer
of George B. Mason will be hanged to-
morrow.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

duras and Nicaragua. It is to prevent
Guatemala being forced to enter this
federation that the compact has been
made.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
General Meade,s Stnt,ee.

/ PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 1o.-The
colossal bronze statue of General George
Gordon Meade was delivered to the Penn
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11
Keeaam Paul Injured.

LONDON, Eng, Oct. io-Keegan Paul,
the well-known publisher, was run over by
q cab and seriously injured to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-11

Infinite pains taken in hanging curtains
no charge. Twice as pretty when prop
erly hung.
The morning times., 1895-11-27
PREPARING THB MESSAGE
Olney Remained at the White
House After Cabinet Meeting.
Only That Part Relating to Existing
Foreign complicatioRe Yet
Unprepared.

President Cleveland and the members OF
his cabinet, with the exception Of Secretary
Morton, who is In Nebraska, assembled at
the White House yesterday for their regular
sern-weeidy meeting. Secretary OlHey re-
maiued with the President some time after
the others had left, presumably with refer
euce to that part Of the annual message to
Congress relating to foreign affairs.
the Secretary OF State Is the only cabinet
official not permitted to make a report
dlrectly 10 Congress through the President.
All coInmunlca tons as to our foreign re-
lat1ons have to emanate from the President,
and usually take the first place in the
Presidents message.
The only exception was when Mr.. Cleve-
land, during his first term, sent In his
celebrated tariff message, aud remitted all
questions or foreign policy to subsequent
special messages. There is every reason to
believe that foreign affairs-the Venezuelan
and Alaskan boundary matters-the Cuban
reyolutlon-the perilous position of Amerf-
can missionaries In Turkey, and other
euSrossing topics-will lead off iD the Presi.
DENTAL message for 1895.
1t Is Understood that the document Will
course, not be sent to Congress until after
time has been given for an Organization to
be effected. This implies that Tuesday
next, Just as soon after II p. m. as the
respective committees deputed to wait
on the President can max their reports, will
be the earliest date at which Assistant Sec
retary Pruden can announce, "A message
in writing from Che President of the United
StateS"
The morning times., 1895-11-27
Do Not Experiment.
Or. Walker Furnishes the Proper
Treatment. Including Remedies,
Consultation, and Examina-
tion, at SIS Per Month.

~ y unwise to experiment with homs
reneoies and suggestions from friends
MueD you can obtain the services of an
ehpert specialist at the low cost of IS per
inontn and remedies free. He success
Iuiy Itdts asthma, catarrh, bronchitis
Rnes, neufdlgla, nervous diseases chronic
diseases, private diseases, diseases OF
women, and all diseases Of the ear, eye,
hnose, tufoat, skin, nerves, lungs, stomach,
oIood. Young, middle-aged, or old men,
su11erlDg from the result Of follies or vices,
successfully restored to health. Stricture
varlcocele, or losses quickly cured. DR.
W aiker wishes 1t distinctly understood
tudt every person taking treatment under
us generous offer of So A MONTH. and
medicines furnished, will receive the best
teed. euoA"u
DE can be consulted from 10 a. m. 10
p. M. every day, Sunday from 10 to IL a.
m, and Wednesday and Saturday evenings
tro,n 70 g. His well-kDo wn sanitarium
WIlard's Hotel.
The morning times., 1895-11-27
INvESTIGA ALTON OF HAZING.
Court of Inquiry at Work at the
Navy Yard.

Inc court OF inquiry organized TO In
vestigate the haziug case at the navy
yard. held lengthy session yesterday.
On the conyening of the court a short
session was held behind closed doors. for
the purpose OF reading the record OF the
first days proceedings and organizing
other preliIninaries Of the mode of pro-
cedure.
When the open session was resumed the
first witness to testify was SaiiDa ker
Franklin. He said his duty in connection
with the class is as officer of the day.
On October 3. the colored man, John
son. came and showed him a wound on his,
Johnson's. head. The wound was bad
one and he. stated that he did not know
who his assailant was. Again. on No
veInbcr IL, in the evening, man named
Thompson reported to him that some per
son or persons had Uttered his room by
enptying spittoon on his bed. 1t was
inipossiuie, aIter thorough investigation,
10 identify the perpetrator OF these out
RACES.
The liberty book" was put In evidence
to show who were absent from their rooms
on that night.
Mate C. II. Cleveland was the next TO
testify. He said he had heard of troubles
in the class, but it occurred before he was
assigned to duty.
Tie next witness was Boatswain Cooper,
the third officer of the day at the sea-
mems quarters.
The morning times., 1895-11-27
UNSANITARY PREMISES.
Builder Schaffirt Says Health Laws
Are Not ImDa rtia1

Mr.. John L. Schaffirt, the wellknown
builder and contractor, has called the at
tention of the health office. to the unequal
manner in which the health laws bear Upon
different classes OF the citizens. The pro-
visions for sinks and sewers in resi-
dences, he says, is in fact q matter Of Gus
tom and not of law, and that ulthoCgh
the office can Induce or other wise force
some people to keep their places well
guarded frcm disease, there is no authority
10 compel the neighbors of such people from
maint aiming the most dangerous and disease
breeding receptacles.
Mr.. Shaffirt gave o specific Instance
on Isireet between Fourth and Fifth treets,
where q house which Is well appointed and
well policed as TO health, Is very near
a series of shanties where there are cffen-
sive boxes. When this state of things was
laid before the health officer, the only
reply was that he h ad no authority to compel
the putting in OF sewers.
Mr.. Schaffirt maintains that this 10 O
discrimination against those who put IN
improvements, and that even when they
comply with the custom, they are still in
danger from neighbOrs who disregard the
custom and cannot be made to comply. He
thinks that 1.-THE bulldozing of people," who
can afford to put in improvements, ought
to cease OF that law should be passed that
should treat citizens with impartial Jus
tfCA.
The morning times., 1895-11-27
MINISTER ROMERO'S VERSION.
he Explains the Arrest of the Two
Americans at AcaDulco.

Mr. Romero. the Mexican minister here.
has received communication from his gov
ernment denying statements that Santorf
Robinson and j. NJ. Pinol. who recently
arrived In San Francisco from Central
America, were ill-treated at Acapulco by
the Mexican authorities. having been ar
rested without reason at Acapulco. fined
$50 each, and forced tn sigma paper stating
they were satisfied with their treatment.
The communication received bv Mr..
Romero says that Robinson and Pinol were
passengers on board the steamship "Sau
JUAN" which arrived at Acapulco Septem-
Der %. As the "SaD Juan had come from
parts declared to be infected. Robinson and
Pinol were refused permission to land. but
according to Mr.. Romero's advices thev
disregaried the warning of the Mexican
authorities and went ashore. where thev
were arrested for violating the Mexican
laws, and subsequently set at liberty upon
the payment of fine.
Mr. Romero says it would be difficult to
imagine where the wrong is in this case.
and easy to find who 10 responsible for
what happened.
The morning times., 1895-11-27

Walter J. Boyce, First aud N. Y. ave.
NV. Nrr No.
h. C. Easterday. cor. G and n. J. ave.
Frank Smith, 4th and G NV
A. B. NIcCloskey, 1872 Seventh NV.
r. W. Duffy, Ninth and n NV
F. NJ. Criswell, Seventh and T NV.
Edmonds & Williams, Third and Pa. NV.
w. G. Roe, Seventh and L NV.
Mt Vernon Pharmacy, Ninth and N.
7. ave. NV.
G. A. Bentley, 14th and Corcoran-nw. =
Offut & Blumer, Fourteenth and U NV,
J. Louis krick, 18th ST. and Pa. Ave.
Geo. B. Lockhart, 1874 32d ST , Georget'n
The morning times., 1895-11-27
WILL LOWER THE RAM.
New Batt1eshiDs' Prov to BE Mn
Feet Under Water.

a new feature In battieship construction
was authorized yesterday by Secretary
Heroert, In his approval of a report sub
united by the special board uf officers. of
which Rear Admiral John G. Walker is
PRESIDENT, convened to consider plans for
tne kearsarge and other battleships for
Whlch provision was made by the last
Congress.
Inc matter upon which the Secretary
passed. relates to the position of the ram
on these vessels. Heretofore the NAVY
department has favored the plan ur placing
tne point OF the ram five feet six inches
below the water line. which was a cum
promise between the English and French
Ideas, the latter placing the ram point ON
tne water line and the British having Il
eleven feet below. as emb,,died in the United
states battleship Texas, which was con-
structed on English plans.
Recently. with reference to the two new
oattleshtps. Commodore Sicard. Command
ant at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, made the
euggestion that the ram points should be
lowered from the present standard of five
rect, six Inches. The idea met with oppo.
sltion In the biard OF bureau chiefs or
board on constru ction. and Secretary
Herbert referred the matter TO the special
board: The recommendation OF this board
that the point be place nine feet belnv the
water line wes that approved by the Seq
retary.
The morning times., 1895-11-27
RECORD. OF THE COUNTS.

Equity court No. 1,ChIef Justice Bing
misunderstanding VS.. Garter; sale finally
of absent attendants ordered Brown vs..
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company;
auditors report ratified and distribution
ordered. searles VS.; Mines; sale decreed;
Cusick VS.. Cusick: sale ratified nfsl.
Equity court, No. z, Justice HaErer-
Sanders VS.. Sanders ct al; testimony before
R. E; Lee, jr-,, examiner, ordered taken.
Middleton vs.. Berry ct al; decree sub
stituting R. Fendail trustee. Lewis Va,
Kengla ct al; decree diSmissinS original
and first amended bill. Slack vs.. PeFrins
ct al; rule to show cause returnable Der
cember 8, 1895. In re Elizabeth Munroe,
lunatic; reference to auditor:
M. Fields, guardian, etc, summons vs.
william II. Dunn, returned served. Estate
of John Nelson; Whitefield Mckinley quail
Oliver; order granting letters of adminis'
tration to Allen Oliver. Estate OF walter
3. Dodge; will filed and proved: Estate
of John r. Cullen: request from Mrs. Mary
L. Cullen for continuance filed.
Circuit court, No. z, Justice MoComas-
Beardsiey vs.; Bradshaw; before jury: AZ
order that plaintiff deposit S25,
Criminal court, M. /, Justice Cole
Harper VS.. Cunningham; Judgment on YER
dict. Peck ct al, trustees, vs. Birt welli
before Jury. Gather VS.. Hall; motion for
new trial
Criminal court. No. 2. Justice; Cox
United States VS.. John Young; false pre-
lenses; defendant arraigned and Plea OF
not guilty. United States VS.. Lettie Srhwn:
assault with intent TO kill; verdict guilty;
term of two years United States vs..
James T. Blakeley; perjury; case con-
tinued to next term. United States Ys.
Ed dward Lane, alias Patsy IL: Lane; ,a.rcsay
a new trial. United States VS.. nG' i,i Il
Ferry; setting up gaming table: O. lr.aL
The morning times., 1895-11-27
Auction Sales

UNITED STATES MARSHAL1
6ALE-By virtue Of a writ OF fieri IA ctasisr
sued out OF the Clerks Office of the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia and to me
directed l Will sell at public sale for cash
In front OF the Court House door ON Tuesday.
December "a, 1895, at IL O'Clock a. m,
all the right, title. claim and interest Of
William Story in and to original lot z, n
square 706, together with the Improvements
thereon: seized and levied upon as interest
Of William Story in said land and sold to
satisfy execution No. 3eSSS in favor OF
VIM. o. DUnoiiue.
ALBERT A WILSON, U. 8. Marshal.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers-
nov2b so dec3 1O14 II FL "a