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New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
NORTON AND QUINN INDICTED.
CHARGED WITH VIOLATING THE TEN
HOUR Law.
sEoUE'. TO THE BROOKLYN sTRTKE-TIIE SUPER
IXTENDENT OF THE ATLANTIC AVENUE
COMPANY SAYS lie is NOT WORRIED

IXTENDENT OF THE ATLANTIC AVENUE
COMPANY SAYS lie is NOT WORRIED
At THE ANNOUNCEMENT.
II was announced in Brooklyn yesterday after
noon that the Grand Jury had found true bill
against President Benjamin Norton, of the Atlantic
Avenue Railroad Company. and also against his
superintendent d. J. Quinn. AT the District-Attor-
nevs office the rumor was not denied although an
assistant district-attorney said that neither Mr..
Norton Mr.. Quinn could be technically con-
sidered indicted until the papers were handed into
the Court Of Sessions on Friday morning. The men
named are charged with violation of the ten-hour
law by several strikers who swore before justice
Walsh that they had been forced to work Tor the
companv eleven and eleven and one-half hours
within twelve consecutive hours Messrs. Norton
and Quinn waived examination when peiore JUS
tlce Walsh on the understanding that the eNiuehee
would be submitted to the Grand Jury This was
done and that body has been considering the MAJ
ter for the last four days. 1t is saio tue 'o'e ~
lrdict them was taken yesterday afternoon anu
that It required several ballots
AT the police court proceedings President Norton
defence was that the complainants, because oi '"e
time their cars not running during "oiN''5
hours actually worked considerably less '"ah 'e"
duced to substantiate the statements IL Is en n
peced that the indictments VII 9e
morning when a day will be set for the trial ihe
offence charged Is miSdeneanoT, anu - P"'
able with fine or Imprisonment, or both A.
President Norton not az ms Once AZ 80 ~
lantic and Third ayes when a Tribune repoil
called there yesterday afternoon: SUPERINTENDENT ,
Quinn had Inst returned from trip over tne Huss rs
and n was much surprised when ihIorihen vi ''e
reported action of the Grand Jury: - ,,,.
Il viii no. undertake TO make lignt OF SO ss,Uu %
n,atier as an indictment by the Grand jury,
S,id ne but at the same time / shall not lose
anv sleep over it. am surprised az tne ana 'niann
furv II the matter comes 10 trial don peisNc
fhai shall have the least trouble in demonstrating
to unpreudlced minds that there r mas prssideni
,iolation NJ the ten-hour law by either Presiuen,
Norton or myself shall call at the 9nt en Il
neys office tomorrow morning ana ma Am on ,ate
along a bondsrlan. and doubt the Judge WI" WI
feel satisfied tha; am not afflicted Win any '''
gratcry habit"
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
uUyTERS PERISH ~ THE BLIZZARD.

Petersburg W Va. Feb. 3-James and Samuel
Arbogast. brothers. who lived In Pehdeton County.
we're I'm the Cheat Mountains hunting when the
blizzard struck that section. They had killed Il
deer and were carrying IL to camp The cold be-
came so Intense that the men were forced 10 desert
their game and make their way back to camp.
before they could reach camp James frozen
TO death His brother succeeded In getting back
to camp but was terribly frozen that he died
the next day There several other hunters In
the mountains who have not been heard from since
the bzxar rd and II 10 feared they have met the fets
Of the Arhogant hrotherA
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
RIOTING ABOUT BUDAPEST.

SOCIALISTS TAKE ADVANTAGE or POPULAR DIS
TEEss TO INClTE DISORDER.
Budapest, Feb. 13.-Famne IS threatened in the
district Of Hungary southeast Of Budapest. and
great disorder prevails in consequence. The So
cialists have taken advantage OF the situation To
IN cite riotng, and ii has been necessary for To"
sendarmes to disperse the rioters by charging upon
them with fixed bayOnets.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
TgR DELAWARE DEADLOCK UyBROKEN.

Dover Del. Feb. 13.-The forty-second ballot ior
Tinted States Senator taken to-day resulted: Hig
pins tRep) o; Addicks Nep). 6; Massey Qtepo' =,
Wolcott Dem) s; Bayard Dem.). .; absent u ~
cessary to q choice, l6
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

ashore bu, II has not been Identified and possibly
may not be- The body has OF the t.lDes nie. r.
belts attached it, and there Is also fastener 'o "
a satchel containing a quantity % money.
The Board of Trade has ordered an inquiry a. 10 10
the damage sustained by the steamer Crathie IN
the collision with the Elbe The inquiry VIII DE
held In London
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
WOUNDED BY NJ CANROBERT.
THE son or THE LATE MARSHAL FIGHTS 4 Due
WITH DEPUTY HUBBARD.

THE son or THE LATE MARSHAL. fIPlIS III I'll
WITH DEPUTY HUBBARD.
Paris Feb l3--M. Marcel Canrobert. son OF the
late Marshal and NJ. Hubbard, member OF the
Chamber of Deputies this mOrning fought a duel
with swords. NJ Hubbard received deep wound
in the chest. The meeting was the outcome 0Hl H
NJ Uubbard's criticisms Of Mafshal 'anfoh'T' III
the Chamber of Deputies during IN" DEBATE on
the proposed grant for "A state f"ner"l ioi 'he
Marshal.
NJ Hubbard reminded the Chamber Of inc iacts'
which according 10 him and the 100 Deputies VINO
voted against the grant. should have debarred the
grant Of a State funeral for Marshal Cahfober'.
rho Radical Deputy said that CanroDeit, ~hth
General of brigade had taken part IN III" rhoot-
ing on the Paris Boulcvafds 3f the manned p1D ph
ME who protested against the violation oi ,ne
rons,itu,ion by Prince Louis Nap0icon' on ''-
cember and 4. 1851. NJ. Hubbard also s%l Ila' @
canrohert who commanded at Metz, III ncloDprI'
$50 the sixth Army Corps did not Oppose flzalhr ne
tohcn " Tho latter trcacherously suIrendcred the
arn,,. and Inc CITY 10 the Prusshns, anu more
over thai canrobert had consented 10 have me
peci,nental dags surrendered TO the enemy fa'her
burned
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
OVER Mr.. CLEvELAND's DEcI-


Rio Janero Feb ia mass-meetng OF 1000
people was held here yesterday to celebrate the
favorable result Of President Cleve.ands arbitration
OF the dispute between Brazil and the Argentine
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

GOLD SHIPPED FROM LONDON.
London, Feb i3.-About f3O0e00 In gold was
shipped for the United States to-day.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
rwo MORE nopIEs FRoM TnE ELLIE FoUND

London Feb l3.-The fishing smack Fortuna
brought TO Lowestoft this morning the body OF A.
+. Lockhart. who saloon passenger on the
Elbe.
The body OF woman who drowned by the
sinking Of the Elbe has been picked UP and brought
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
xo c1rNENCy FOR IRISH DYNAMITERs

London Feb. 13--In the House OF commons 10
day John J. Clancy Parneili'e hen"pe' 'v' ~
,r,,,, ,nov.d that the sentences which had been
imposed upon Irish political prisoners be recon
sdered .
Mr. Asquth the Home Secretary rephen Una.
the various sentences had been fuily cohSl'''e"
and he was convinced that the pTlssoH"Is "''s
been iustlv and properly convicted In view oi
tho atrocious character Of their crimes he iouhh
himself unable to extend clemcncy. ,, ,on,.,
MIR Morley Chief Secretary for lrelanu' u'nl..
the assertion that he had ever promised amnesty
TO dynamiterS.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
Mp FOSTER TO RECEIVE 100000 FROM CHINA.

Vancouver, B C.. Feb. 13.-Advices by inc s'e"'"'i
Empress Of China say that John W. roster lesa'
adviser to the Chinese Embassy, arrived IN i"ho'
hama on January y and started the next Gay lot
Kobe In Yokohama he was bcsieged by newspaper
reporters toward whom. however. he prcserNeu
discreet silence. He remained In Kobe untiI ,ne ~
rival there OF the Chinese Embassy. IL ls uhueii
stood that Mr.. Foster will receive SV."w TOT nIs
services. but IL Is said that pecuniary cOnsu'iao
have not impeed him to travel eastward. Hls mo
tive Is to be sought rather In the hope that ms
friendly relations with the statesmen OF thc IVY
empires may enable him TO promote the cause OF
ne.no
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

A DAUGHTER BORN TO THE KHEDlNF r.
CAIRO. Feb 3.-rhe favorlte wife Of the khehVe
became the mother OF a daughter to-day. The khe-
dve Is represented being greatly disappointed as
he hoped for the birth Of son, who would nave
been heir to the throne
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-15

lie brought the coal and chopped the wood
with wonderful suavty
And In q down CARPETS all day long with
Christian lortitude;
lie listened to his wile's rebukes with unre.
scntiul gravity,
And LETT his bed at m dni ght to prepare the
babys food.
At elevating heated air he showed great versa
tiity,
And worked upon the furnace lr3 with graf
flying zeal;
In modifying seryan he displayed immense
ability,
And when they left he stirred around, and
co liked and served each meal
lie gave his W fe his wages with commendabl
consistency,
And when she sent him shopping he was
never known TO full;
He kept on matching ribbons with Parkhurst-
ian perSistency,
And with great regularity her letters he
would mail.
He stayed at home from club each night in
digniied sobriety
And said goodbye to poker with resignation
sweet;
And every sunday in their pew he sat in wake
tul piety,
And at her bidding every text correctly could
repeat.
lie wore the garments that she m de with
Spartan-like agility;
| The neck les she selected he displayed with
| courage rare
He sewed the buttons on his clothes wi h won
deriul dociiity,
And never touched the tidy when he sal
| down in a chair
But when he causht cold one day, and with
sweet femininity
She put some goose oil on his chest and fec
him with Quinine,
And piled up heated ilanaels round his jugu
lar vicinity,
Hesaid he thought twas time indeed that hi
should draw the line.
Aud when she tried parSoilng each pelaliar
eXtrem.tg
And with some porous plasters frcscoed hin
on either side,
He packed his grlo one frosty night anC
skipped 10 Yosemitc;
Ana when lie reached thai inlder cline h'
/ laid him down and died
/ New York Sun.
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THERE is ono man in this county for
W HON the Unrest OF being com mitted to
Jail for contempt OF court has no terror,
and he ia rrainrobtei Alva Johnson
W no 10 under life sentence. When urged
repeatedly yesterday at tbs exlmins'
ton of Kid Thompson to tell what he
knew OF the r incoe robbery. he again
and agnlG refused to teatity, and ad io3
with fine irony that he didn't cIro
whether the justice seat him to jail o.
not for being obinra.e. Avi Johnson
evidently knows whom hs has good
nnnd and is willing to stand any aort Of
u bluN.
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WA5HISGroN, Jan. 14.-rhe first eIect OF the
discovery by the treasu y officials that
s ain pays an export bounty on sugar and that
therefore Spanish sugar is liable, like Euro
pean beet sugar, to an add tonal tax OF one
tenth Of a cent per pound was the cause OF
much apprehension lest it should prevent the
couslmmatiou OF the agreement which United
States Minister Taylor has almost completed
vita the spa lish vernment, looking TO the
restoration OF American exports 10 the mini
mum tariff schedule. Bat it is believed here
taat this fearis NOT well founded. As explained
by Mr. Taylor the Danish bounty is paid only
o.! sugar produced in the Spanish pos .essions
and imported to the United States, is abso
lutely inconscauentiaL amounting to but
81. 10! daring the asst year.
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THE LEGISLATURE,

The ceremonies OF inauguration OF the
governor being over and the full ma
chiuery of tho govern msnt in full opera
ton, the legislature can now get down
to hard and thorough work. We may
add that many OF them have made their
visit to San Francisco, and it ia to be
hoped they are in state of mind TO
give attention to public af.irs. The
mem bers. if they make any etfjrt. will
find enough to do that will be- nelicial
to the state.
The work OF preceding Legislatures hae
not, as whole, been satisfactory to ths
people; in fact, much OF it has been very
unsatisfactory much so that IL has
been eaid of each that cit is the worst
Legislature we ever had" i zen in turn
special interests and with boodleism.
For TINA out OF mind many OF our leg
islstor5 are believed to hRvA been corr
rupt, and the worst OF it is the belief ls
well founded. 1t would De well for the
present legislature to avoid the exsmples
of its predecessors in the matter of corr
ruption and class legislation. We sim
cerely hope it will achieve the reputation
of being not the worst but the best
legislature the stste has ever had.
The Republicans have good working
ms )rities in both branches, and in good
work they will have the earnest and Ell
fsc,ive aid OF a governor OF Opposite
political Utilization. There can be no
excuse ior deiQuency, and the people
5sgSsal stand no fling with their affairs.
{aey are aroused through long sulf1r-
Jsff1f from excessive burdens of taxation,
S&SN from the disrepute that has fallen
tsnrSn the state through the disgraceful
conduct OF Legislators. The bard tlmes
has exacsrba.ed pnblic feeling.
TIE HERALD will take pleaoure in
commenting and defending whatever is
good. |. will not BE- actuated in the
slightest by biss on account OF politics,
ous it will be unsparng in ex posing and
denouncing bad conduct whether the
guilty person be d mocrats or Repub-
licaus.
Reforma must and ahall coma; econ
omy in public sff .irs ia the wstchword
Honest and Intelligent action must bs
enforced from all public officials. anC
the law of morality % recoyn zsd in pol
tics 40 ell ~ 10 business aft airs.
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saen idle. and arrangements are being
sHGie to secure meeting OF the society
s Los Angeles carly in February.
is3Hhe Pathological society OF Southern
s&4l fornia hsB taken this initiative, sno
dE&ndod al invitation to the socis.y to
meas in Los Angeles, which hes beeu
accepted, and committee. in conjcnc-
:ion with one each from the Southern
California horticultural society, the
Farmers irstisute, aBd the chamber OF
commerce OF Los Angeles. will cooperate
in tho arrangements for their reception
and entertainment.
II is also proposed thss an exhibition
OF deciduous ana other fruits, but o.
pecally apples and pears, be made at
the rooms OF the chamber OF com merce
during this visit, and IS there will be
many expert pomologists among the
visitors, our fruit growerc will have an
opportunity TO exhibit any new varietien
of value they may have in bearing in
order that they may be given nsmos;
srd also to Hscuro the correct
namaa OF any that they may be in doub.
about.
This is an opportunity fer placing be-
fore 8 numerous and Rppreciative body
OF men the productions and possibilities
OF this section that rarely occurs, and,
therefore, should not DO neglected or
overlooked. We trust that all intoreeted
in the progross end improvement OF
Southern California. will cordially az
sist the committee in Its labcrs. end
unite in giving tho visitors a royal
Southern California welcome.
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AMERICAN POMOLOGICAL So
GETTY.

The m0st prominent association OF
fruit growers in America will hold its
annual session in Sacramento, COM
mencins Wednesday and continuing
three days.
1t is nearly SO yeara since the society
was organized, and starting with q email
membership principally from the New
England and adjoining states, it's growth
has KEEP. pacs with the growth of tho
country its teachings and opinions upon
horticultural matters are recognized and
accepted as authority throughout tho
civilized world, and IL numbers con-
siderably moro than 1000 active and in-
telligent fruit growers among ito msm
bers.
The groat majority OF thsus livs eaat
of the Rockies, and is ia certainly
sn honor conferred upon California, and
generous recognition OF the progress
made by the fruit growers OF tho Pacific
coast that they meot at Sacramento.
Extensive preparations are being made
to entertain the members. and they are
iavitsd to vieit Oregon and Washington,
besides sill other points of interest in
Central and Northern Californis.
Our southern fruit growers have NOT
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Los ANGELES HERALD TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY IL

act, should have been enabled to count
THE spforcsd stay within the confines
OF Los Angs los county "a part OF the 30
dAys' residsncs required for citizen OF
the United Staten to allow him to law
fully vote at an election. But what Is
stranger still is that quaal yagrGnt
and stranger shouli have been sworn
in "a an officer OF an election DO ard,
when it is againIt the law to allow 8
resident, we'll known in his precinct or
ward, to eerve a3 such, IL no De not On
tbs ssseeament roll.
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SPEAKER LYNCH S REQUEST

The singular request o! Speaker
Lynch to the Rspu oicau county CEN
trial committee OF San Bernardi1o that
he be released from his pledge to the
couGiy c>nysniion binding him to vote
Tor Gaor1e Y. Perkins for United States
senator, ia an indication OF the tre-
mendous force o. work in this senatorial
caucus.
Mr.. Lynch was ready enough to
pledge himasf on the occasion OF his
nomination. He ia well aware that
four htths OF the citiz,ns OF San Bernar.
dino desire that Senator Perkins shall
be elected to thu senate. He ought to
know that he can obtain no release
from the county com nittse. Aud hs
should understand that if he defes the
pledge on which he was elected,
that ne will lose tho respect and
confidence OF his fellow citzsns and
neig bore. In spite of oil this, however,
having attained his political ambition
deliberately asks TO be released from his
obligation. What influence was brought
to bear to bring about this changs OF
heart only Speaker Lynch and those
who accomplished that change can def.
initely explain; but ons thing is GER
tain: The opinion OF Speaker Lynch q
constituents regarding their choice TO-,
United States senator has not changed,
and to fly in the face OF that opinion
means political and social ostracism for
Speaker Lynch. 1t Is not probable thet
he will proceed to this extremity.
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THERE eeems to be no doubt that the
Republican members of the senate and
assembly from Los Angeles county are
for Perkins for United States nenGtor
except az to Psndeton. There ought to
b. no dou BIT abont him If be recognizes
the binding effect OF the instructions
given. him by tho convention which
nominated him, and the general senti-
ment OF his constituents. H has not
yet Explained the reason for his absence
from The caucns.
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ANOTHER little band oi Christians
back in Massachusetts, have mot and
discussed the Armenian aitoci les wind
ing up with resolutions of protest against
the existence of euch state Of affair
and extending sympathy to the Armeo-
ians. This sort OF WORK, however. does
not stay the murderous blade Of the
cruol Kurd or the unspeaksble Turs.
Besides, there is that vex stioul Nj )nroe
doctrine OF oura TO prevent cur Interior
ence in foreign affairs.
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TIE Carlisle bill has been ''ecotched"
If not killed. Whether there will be an
effort to revive it is not known to the
outside world. Bat rumora are afoat
that ether plans are being considered.
The cnuntrJ wants soma definite action.
n lthinz ia moro hnrtinl to business
than uncertainty. |, ie better that even
the beat MEASURE ahoald u 1t be adopted
tnnn that there shalt be continual talk
win nothing done.
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Los ANGELES carries tho banner for
Gmieble, accommodating ex-husbsnde.
81 lady who had slight domee with
justco ON Saturday found it necessary
to secure two bondumen. and the two
gentlemen who had had the homer OF
being her husbands at en- epoch not very
remote, fell over Zach other in their
eagernesg to qualify for her. And yet
there are people who cay that divorced
husbaldo are never. or hardly ever,
pleasant in the night of their forms or
MivQa
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MR. HuNriNGr Ms newspaper hire
lngs are lrothing etthe jaws aud yelp-
ing dog fsshoa il the effort to direct at
tention from the face that their master
is eudeavorirg to discount the future OF
this community by delaying action en-
81 appropriation for San Pedro har5or.
M Hiat ugton does not want a harbor
at San Psd.o, nnl he does net want a
competing road into thu S IN Joaquin
valley, and that is why his organ in this
city Is Hopping about like az old woman
agonissd bv 2 convnlsjon.
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REMEMBER to Se. your nsigheor TO
sign the San Ps1ro hsrb,- m':u )rai.
THE PASSING TakoNG.

L. W. Blockman, San Diego banker is at the
NGdeau.
Charles D. Long, eztreasu er OF Sln ieg)
county, is in the eIty for few days
NJ. c. Belwig the travelling agent # the V
dclia line, is n guest at the EoIeuLtc,
Another bridal couple are al the NGdeau-
Mr. and Mrs. D. b. Arden OF q venrd,O
g. Il. Cle.g OF Washington, D. c.. we'll
known railroad man in tn lst is IL gn st at
the Nadeau.
Mrs. G. L. Letter, daughter-ir-law Of ne OF
the richest and best Known me i Chica p, is
a guest at the Nadeau.
c. S. Anthony-jll g ng from the hoal regis
tiers is a guest az the Nadeau snl the Hole
be hotels. Mr.. Anthony is from Honolulu
Frank ~ Hurst, advance agent for the TurN-
ish Bath Comedy company, that is soon to OF Ell
here, arrived in town yesterday and register d
at the Iolienbeck.
7. D. Connolly, tray ling freight and pa sen
ger agent and j. De Russy. general Patidc
coast age II OF the Texas and Pacific railway,
are in the city for few days
w Whittier and his son. w. r. Whittier
came down from san Francisco yesterday II d
register at t &c Naieau. Their erranl is in
.tnec ion with t cir branch house in this
city.
Col Judson N Pollard of he Denver Repub-
lican staff, is in the city lie is n
vetera OF the civil war. and while her win be
enierttihei by comrades OF the local " A. H.
posts
Addison VI. Bart, New Yorker who has
| been TRAVELLING over the couDtr; for the past
TWO months, visiting partlau'arly tAe lar west
arrived mere yesterday anu tooA qu" VeI9 d. inc
Hotel Ramona.
| Albert Bare and wife are register at tie
Hotel Eamo a Mr.. and Mrs. Bare came here
! from Paris, France, to take part in the expo
sition. They intend &c remain here now and
! engage in business.
w. II Reeves and J. NJ Thirds OF Chicago ar
/ rived at the Nadeal last evening as an ad-
vance guard OF the 40 or so tourists who have
jus. rea ched Southern California along with
the Palmer-Chapin excursion party. The rest
! of the party stopped off at Antelope valley and
are expected to arrive here today.
AZ mr. copovApo
pioho.dr,,ri, :. ~ c,n pasorol boe ham,
Nloil".u ~ "i', u, VI 0An ''A'
P"'''e Va 49,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas D. stems OF Los Angeles,
accom- ahled by NJ ana MrS' u D. Stems Oh
Seattle are guests at the motel
The family of John c. Healy well known
attorney OF Cine matt, are making theic home
at Coronado for the present and enjoy the
balmy Southern California climate.
Marshall Field. sr.. OF Chicago founde OF
the Field Columbian museum in that city and
the greatest drv goods merchant in the world.
W i' - ~
49, 800 -' WA
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THR nom bers OF congress axe informed
daily, through tbs columns Of The Han
AID Of she progress OF tho San Pedro
harbor memorial. Sxu tine petition snd
make tho Information more emphatic
day by day.
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The beet evidence OF bonest intent
tLua far dspiayed hY the new Csll is the
occupancy OF the editorial chair o! that
newspaper ny John McNsusht. OF the
San Jose Mercnry. In the position thai
has been as-i!ned to him VI McNanIht
will hsvs she opportunity to exercise q
splendid talent ia broai Ter field than
that in which he has been working, but
he.e he has earned deserved commen-
dation for earnest, honest purpose in
combination With editorial genius OF the
highest order The new Call will enun-
c.ate ioIeb.e opinion, S!atsver mag be
the Character 81 its other departments.