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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-28
THREAT ENED THE PRIESTS
Armed With Revolver and
Knife a Crank Invaded
a Cathedral.
When Arrested He Said He Had
Been Forced to the Act
by Spirits.

PITTSBURG, Pa, July 27.-Dan Ma
loney, dangerous religious crank, last
evening stalked up the main aisle of ST.
Paul's Roman Catholic cathedral, armed
with a revolver and knife, the blade of
which was foot long, and declared that
he would kill everybody in the church.
He said that when he had finished his
bloody work there, he would go to the
Episcopal residence and kill Bishop Phelan
and all the priests.
There were but few people in the church
when Maloney made his appearance, and
they precipitately fed outside. Maloney
then started for the Episcopal residence,
uttering threats as be proceeded. Special
Officer Seigard hastened to the spot and
placed Maloney under arrest. He was
given hearing this morning. The ex-
animation revealed that Maloney is crank
on religion, and that had he not been taken
into custody when he was he would proba-
bly, have carried out his threats. He said
that since he left the Catholic church the
Bishop and priests have followed him with
all sorts of punishment.
He worships different spirit from that
of the priests and his spirit told him the
only way he could rid himself of their an
noyance was to kill them. It was for the
purpose of carrying out the command of
the spirit he worships that he armed him
self and went to the cathedral last night.
He says the strong arm of the law may re-
move him for time, but the spirit will
preserve him until he can have revenge.
Magist rate Doherty sent him to the work
house for thirty days. In the meantime
his mental condition will be looked into.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-28
ONE STEAMER DRIVEN ASHORE.
additional Details of the Storm on the
J1Dnu Coast.

additional Details of the Storm on the
Japan Coast.
LONDON, Eng, July pa dispatch to
the Lloyds from Nagasaki, dated July 26,
says that during the storm which swept
the coast of Japan early yesterday the
German steamer Helen Rickmere parted
her cable and drifted ashore at Kabusa,
near Kuchinotsu.
The steamer is partly loaded, and is in
dangerous position, as the heavy sea is
moving her further up on the beach.
All of the other vessels which were
driven ashore have been foated. with the
exception of the ship Marechal Suchat
from Philadelphia.
Later dispatches to Lloyds state that the
British ship Marechal Suchat Captain
Reade, was at Hiogo when the storm oc-
CURED. She was just getting under way
on voyage for San Francisco when the
hurricane struck her with great sudden
ness and carried her ashore.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-28
TRAPPED BY DECOYS.
Arrest of RaiitUdy Mail Clerk With
Ptunder an His Pockets.

Arrest of q RaitDdy Mail Cleric With
PtMnder an His Pockets.
OMAHA, NEBR., July 27.-There have
been systematic thefts of money packets
passing through the mails on the Elkhorn
road west of Blair. Felix Murray. postal
clerk who has run on that road for thir-
teen years, was caught opening lctters
containing money. He was arrested and
brought to Omaha for hearing on Monday
before a United States Commissioner.
Money sent to drought sufferers in the
northern part of the State has frequently
miscarried and complaints have been
made. G. c. Pond of Ewing also COM
planned of losing several hundred dollars
in the mail. To-day Special Agents Sim
clair and Beebe dropped letters in Muir
phys car addressed to parties in Ewing.
They did not reach Ewing. Murray was
arrested and the broken letters were found
in his pockets. His populations will reach
$4,000.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-28
MURDER OF A CHILD.
The Body Discovered While Dogs We're
DeuOMrina the FLesh.

The Body Discovered WhiIe Dogs We're
Devoaring the Flesh.
JEFFERSONVILLE, IND, July 81
Never before in the history of this city
were the inhabitants so thoroughly aroused
as they were tonight. Shortly before 6
O'Clock the mutilated body of three
year-old child was found short distance
from town. The child had been murdered,
and when two farmers found the body
savage dogs were tearing it to pieces. 1t
was with the greatest difficulty that the
men drove off the dogs. A physician who
was summoned discovered two fractures
in it's skull, which caused death. He said
the child had been dead several days.
There is no clew to the perpetrators of
the deed. While the excitement was at it's
height the three-year-old child of Mrs.
Nettie White was found starving to death
in her apartments where she had left it..
When the little one was taken out and
cared for the citizens were unable to restrain
themselves and gathered about the house
and tore it to pieces, wrecking the furni-
ture and destroying everything it con-
tanned. Mrs. White cannot be found, and
her whereabouts is unknown.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-28
Escaped a Furious Mob.

MEXICO, No., July 27.-After rapid
ride of four hours across the country
Sheriff Windsor landed Emmett Divers, the
negro who assaulted and murdered Mrs.
Cain, near Fulton yesterday, in the County
Jail at this place. After his capture Divers
was placed in Jail at Fulton, but the Sheriff
learned that mob was organizing. to lynch
him. AT 8 O'Clock last night he placed the
negro in light wagon TO drive here. As
they were leaving Fulton mob fired a
vol1ey of shots after the wagon, but no one
was hit
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-28
Democrats of Io.vn.

DES MONIES, Iowa, July 27.-Includ-
ing the county conventions held to-day
more than half the delegates to the
Democratic State convention are now
chosen. Nearly all the counties have
adopted resolutions reaffirming the plat
form of 1892 or demanding that State
issues be made the only ones of the cam
paign. To-day Adams, Van Buren,,
Hardin, Cedar, Chickasaw, Des Moines
and Keokuk counties held conventions
and declined to take up silver's cause.
silver resolutions, but this is denied from
other sources.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-28
To Forecsose on the Eric.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, July q. - The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
New York filed petition in the Northern
Ohio United States Circuit Court yester-
day afternoon asking that mortgage COW
ering all of the property of the New York,
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company
be foreclosed and the property sold. Sim
liar petitions were filed in every United
States court district through which the
road passes. The Erie road has been in
the hands of receivers since 1893.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-28
Damage Done by Hind.

MARION, ILL, July 26.-Thousands Of
dollars worth of property has been de.
stroyed by heavy wind and rain storm
which passed over this part of the country
between and o'clock this morning,
Heavily loaded peach and apple trees by
the thousands were stripped of their
almost-ripe fruit, while many fields oi
corn are as fat as if heavy field roller
had passed over them. The corn was just
far enough advanced for the brittle stalks
to snap well, and no amount of rain OF
sunshine will save it.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-28
DEMOCRATS OF MISSOURI.
They Are Not Ia Harmony on the SiErer
Question.

They Are Not tfs Harmony on tae Sttre7'
Question.
NEVADA, Mo-, July 27.-At the Demo-
cratic Silver Convention held prior to the
regular call for State convention, fifteen
delegates were selected to represent the
county at any State convention that might
be held At subsequent meeting of the
county committee Chairman Gray and
Secretary Buchanan were directed to call a
new delegate convention to elect a new
delegation To-day Chairman Murray said
that he had concluded not to call any new
convention, but to allow the old delegates
to act, there not being any probability of
their regularity being challenged at the
convention.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 27.-The
Democratic committee of Jackson County
wrangled three hours this afternoon over
the question OF primaries to name dele
gates to the silver convention, and finally
broke up in a row, with two factions claim
ing victory. The anti-Brown men pre-.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-28
SLAUGHTER OF THE SPANISH.
Crushing Defeat of General Camp0s
Forces in Cuba.

Forces i'm Cuba.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July N.-The
great sensational news of to-day is the de-
feat of Martinez Campos. On the 18th
inst. he left Manzanillo for Bayamo on
horseback accompanied by column of
1000 men.
When they we're between Vequitas and
Bayamo, nine miles from the latter city,
Antonio Maceo, Rabi and other rebel lead
ers, who were awaiting them with 5000
men, attacked the Spaniards.
The Spaniards had General Santocildes,
his aid-de-camp and all his staff killed,
except lieutenant-colonel and captain.
The Cubans had Generals Rabi, Goulet
and Machado killed, Colonel Gongera
wounded, and many men killed and
wounded. They do not give the exact loss
to the rebels.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-28
al THE PATrENTs ESCAPED.
The Fire at the Madison Poorhouse Caused
by Lightning.

by Lightning.
MADISON, WIS, July 27.-News came
here last night that the County Poorhouse
Insane Asylum, located eight miles south
west of this place, had been struck by
lightning. The morning papers report the
loss at 81. 100000. The Sheriff, who has Just
returned from there, reports that the fire
began between the old and new buildings,
the windmill being struck.
From there the fire spread to two build
ings and the new brick one constructed last
year was consumed. The Madison fire de-
partment saved the old building.
The building cost only $4,000, and was not
insured. The 150 inmates were all gotten
our safely with their clothing and are being
cared for in the old building The only
casualty was an accident to the superin-
tendent, who fell twenty feet from the roof
and broke his arm.
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DIsTILLERIEs TO BE CLOSED.
An Effort to Force the Price of Whisky
Upscdrd.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July q. - The
wholesale iquor-dealers of Louisville met
this afternoon and indorsed the action of
the Kentucky DistiIlery Association to
have al the distilleries make no whisky
also recommended a conservative produc-
ton of whisky for the subsequent years.
This, it is hoped, will make prices 90 up,
and wholesale liquor dealers all over the
country are asked to take action in the
matter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-28
Formed a Miners Umto,..

MARQUETTE, MIcH., July 27.-The or
ganization of the miners union was per-
fected to-day. The organizers will give no
particulars, except that over 1000 members
were enrolled. The local management of
the mines shut down by the strike to-day
say that by Friday or Saturday of this
week they will have reply from the min
ing company to the demand of the strikers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-28
sSlcer Men Beaten.

DES MONIES, Iowa, July 27. - The
Leaders returns from the County Demo-
cratic conventions held in Iowa yesterday
indicate that the silver men have been de-
feated in places where they most expected
victory. Counties that had been relied
upon by the silver men adopted resolutions
against free coinage. Dickinson, Marion,
Pottawatomie and Jones went anti-sil-
yer strongly. Only MontGomery in.
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taken as very important, and predict
victory for the administration Democrats
in the convention. They have been con-
sidered all but beaten, but have worked
hard
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-28

sented a petition. which its twelve men
voted for, deposing Brown as chairman
and electing George M. Shelley in his
place.
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golbeten SdloB suiummengebalten.
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bilbet bas Mieber fammt Goaer. Das
Mieber lit bon bohrotbem Such, NIT
iilbernen unb griinen Borten reia psrs
alert. iiber bem bunt seItidten Wors
iteder burd cine selbe 5hnur auiams
mengebalten. Der @oIer. DOH buns
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-27

MuBerbsm fpirb nod bon ben Sbiirz
men Die nGntlihe @tunoe pertiinoet.
gu benz 3nede finbet man in elmer
jeben Stabt 5pei Sbiirme, bon bensn
Der cine, Der w8lodentburm". cine
9lode trdgt, pdbrenO auf bem anbe.
rem, Dem npautentburm", eine GENIAL
ttge Srommel oDer Paute aufgeitellt
lit. SobaIb nun bas 9agesgeftirn
binabfintt, ipomit fir Den GbineIen Die
Na9t beginnt, ipirb 3undhlt Die 8lode
mebrere Male ungeIAlugen, auf bersn
2Guten bic pauts nit ebenlopielS9lds
gen anttportet. Wdbreno Der epiten
y1a9tpub ipirb nun in gepi1en 3nis
1henrdumen einmal elm 3eiden nit Der
@lofe unb Der paute ee9eben, in Der
apeiten Na9ttpa6e 3pei Ii. (. tu. 90
tIt sSsber I'm StaTbs, falls ntdt entses
gengeiebter Minb ben Shall forttrdst.
iih in Der Rubtaeit iofort iibsr Die be-
treffenbe Nadttpahe gu orientiren.
8eriibmt lit Die sroBe @lode uuf
bem &aiisrpalaIts gu petin, nidt al
lein neil man ibr naaiugt, baB lie bic
gr0Bte ibrer Mrt auf Der gun5en Welt
ut, fonbern audi ipegen ibres nunberz
barren 8langes, Der eber an bic iinsenz
ben 90ne zines muiifuliiden Snitruz
menies erinnert, ais an ben ebernen
Wtunb elmer @lode.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-11-27

Dod aud in feinem 5aule bat oer
gbine1s 8ortebrunsen setroffen. Die
i6m fets 3eit unb Stunoe an5eigen.
9ierau bat er fi4 bas Geuer ooer Diel'
nlsbr bic 5lamme nubbur semadt.
Nus elmer setpiTen Sorte 9ol5 mirb
burd 3errsiben eine Nrt 8rei hersss
itelIt, aus benen man JGben unbStdbe
in mannigfadsr syorm D.rfertist.
(Jig. leg. Dnie 5doen 5eidnen iid
baourd aug. baB lie unsemein glslds
maBig perbrenneH. uno 5war in be-
itimmtsn 3siten, bic isoem Gbinelen
gsldufia iino. Die 2dnse oerislben
ri6tst fm nah Dem Werthe bss be-
treffenoen 9ol5es uno Dariirt bon 8
3oa Bis s SUB. Sig. Id iteat Elm nit
Mide sefii1tes @efaB bar, in bas bic
glimmenben Stdbe. bic ben 3eitabs
fdnitten entfpre9enbe Gintbeilungen
tragen, fentreht geitedt tperben. Nad
benz Gtanoe Der Slamme tit es ermOgs
lidt, fofort bic senaue 9usesItunoe
ableleH gu fOnnen.