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wife. L. Telafora S%andoval. have been
brought into Las Vegas. There were re-
wards for Silva's capture. dead or alive.
a~ggregating 5000. When the officers got on
his trail, Silva, who was suspicious of his
wife, fearing that she had betrayed I'm,
stabbed her through the heart VIA a
bowie knife and buried the body in the
sand. Boosting of this crime to some of
his followers, they in turn murdered him
and buried him in the same grave with his
yipfin
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PITTSBURG. March l9.-There was lively
bidding at the sale or horses and ponies
~inaugurated at the A~IItielm stables In This
city. Among the best sales were AcKin-
ley and Jess, a pole Team with a record
Canton, o., for $500: j. r. L., o:17I7. TO w.
II. Porter, Vanderbilt. Pa, for S975: John
T., 2:15. to an Allegheny man, for 1850.
Dorcas, to Joseph S625; Nellie
Schreiber, 2:30. to Frank Mitchell, Philadel-
phia, S575; Elba Wood, 2.23, to Midland
stock farm, Washington county, Pennsyl-
vania, $770; Lena Vincent, to an Allegheny
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TORTURED BY ROBBERS.
Farmer Whipped and His Feet Burned
with Hot Goals,

NEW CASTLE, Pa, March 19.--Five
masked robbers entered the house of John
McMillin, near Watts Mills, bound and
gagged the hired man and three women
and then waited nearly two hours for the
return of McMillin When he came he was
bound to a board and leaned head down
ward against the wall, while the robbers
threatened him with instant death unless
he divulged the hiding place of his money.
McMillin had deposited $1,000 in a bank the
day previous. After burning his feet with
hot Goals and whipping him numerically
the villains departed. Mrs. McMillin and
daughters, who were compelled to witness
the torture of McMillin, are in a very seri-
Gus condition from fright.
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NEW YORK, March 19.-At the sale of
trotting horses at M-adison-sauare Garden
to-day. the following were the principal
transactions: Ellersly Maid. Patchen
Wilkes-Mamie Clay, to Jack Dawaon, New
York, for 81. 100; Edna Orr, 2.39l5. to j.
Williams, New York. $500; Sunshine. Ken
lucky Prince-Starbeam, 10 w. K. ~tanvier,
city. S7S0.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The indianapolis & Northeastern Railroad Comply

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the indianapolis & Northeastern Railroad
Company viii be held at the principal office
of the company in the city of indianapolis,
Ind, on Thursday. the 18th day of April,
1895, for the election of directors and the
transaction of such other business az may
be brought before the meeting. The trans
closed until after the meeting. By order
of the board of directors.
w. Z. HACKEDORN, secretary.
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Irs. winslow's soothing syrup.

Has been used over fifty years by millions
of mothers for their children while teeth
ing with perfect success, 1t soothes the
child. softens the gums, allays pain, cures
wind collie, regulates the bowels, and is the
best remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. For sale by
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. 25c a bottle.
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Masked Robber Recognized.

WARREN, o., March 19.-Masked men
entered the house of Leonard Miller, an
aged farmer, near Lone Falls, last night.
but after a desperate struggle were COM
PEELED to flee without getting any money.
In the conflict Mr.. Miller pulled the mask
from the face of one of the robbers and
thinks he recognized him.. Arrests will fol-
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Priests ExpeHad.

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, March 19.-Four
priests have been expelled from the country
as suspected of revolutionary tendencies.
Two more, suspected of intent to assassinate
President Yglesia, have been arrested. Re-
lations between this country and Nicaragua
are becoming strained, and difficulties are
regared as imminent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-20
A Texas Double Tragedy.

FORT WORTH, Tex. March l9.-H. A.
McComber shot and killed George Farmer,
at Rock Creek. then shot himself through
the heart. The trouble occurred over a
debt of 500 Farmer owed McComber.
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seventy-Nine Sold for $4,000.

LEXINGTON, KY, March 19.-The horses
sold better at Woodland & Shanklin's sale
to-day than yesterday. There was a large
crowd, and the bidding was spirited. Sew
enty-nine head brought SIG, 070. The highest
prices were: Lee Wilkes, bay mare, Thorn
Wilkes-Sarah B., to S. d. Hinkle, Lexing-
ton, for $3.50; Princewood Wilkes, CHI. h.,
Nutwood-Alicia, to A. Call & Son. LIE
Mary's Pa, 1865; Anna Medium, b. m,
Happy Medium-Annabell, to A Call & Son.
Belle, to M. Bowerman, Lexington, s575;
Meg Merrilles. b.. m, Electioneer-Young
Gypsy. to J. w. Cromwell. Cynthiana, $500;
Call & Son $50; Anna McGregor, b. M,
Robert INCORPORATING Medium, to J. w.
elsher' quincy; i hx steoi Cammiett' 22o74'
H. Smith, Kansas City. 81, 100; Garnett Girl,
ch. m, Simmons-Mag, to j. d. Creighton,
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The H,pno.lsm Thcory Abnndoned,

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, March l9.-One of
through in the Circuit Court. The case
of the State against DIR. George w. Pick
ing and his son. Astral Picking, charged
with criminally assaulting Mabel Briggs.
was noliied by the district attorney as to
DIR. Picking and as 10 Asigal was continued.
DIR. Picking was irs court. but none OF the
Briggs family was there. District Attorney
Farr had made I'D his mind not to 20 into
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Cross and Hamilton sign.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1s.-Cross and
Hamilton, the two players of the Philadel-
phia club who refused to sign contracts I'M
less allowed an advance of $500 over last
seasons salary, came to terms to-day and
signed contracts for the season. This now
makes the team complete. The players will
leave tomorrow morning for Hampton, Va,
where they will begin practice.
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Insurrectfon Suppressed.

BUENOS AYRES, March ia dispatch
from Quito says that the Instruction in
Ecuador has been suppressed and that the
leaders have been arrested.
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AS infallibly as sunshine melts the snow,
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar loosens
the dryast cough, removes tightness of the
chitis, and restores the tone of the respira-
tory organs. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min
rIta
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VIII spain Give satissnction.

No one can tell. But We are sure of one
thing: The products of the Home Brewing
Company, Columbia Home Brew and
"Pale Select" always give satisfaction. Bot
tied by their makers. Telephone 1860.
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LONDON, March 19.-The parliamentary
secretary for the colonial office, Mr.. Sydney
Buxton. in the House of Commons to-day,
replying to a question put by Sir George
Baden Powell, member for the Kirkdale
division of Liverpool, said that New Found
land and Canada had agreed to take part
in a conference at Ottowa looking to the
entry of New Foundland into the Dominion
~ Cana1o
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NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Reina Re-
genta about two years ago came to New
York as one of the Spanish squadron which
escorted across the Atlantic tile Columbus
caravels. The Infanta Isabel, now reported
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Cable Notes,

Count Won Osten-Sa eken. at present Rus
sian minister to Bavaria, will be appointed
Russian ambassador TO Germany.
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PostoMce Safe Cracked.

SELMA, Ala, March 19.-News reached
here from Camden, forty miles south, that
the safe in the postoffice building there was
blown open Sunday night and robbed of be-
tween So, 500 and $4,000.
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court with a line of evidence which would
have to be sustained BY a theory of hyp-
notism and that he could not convict the
Doctor. Asigal is still in Jail.
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A Colombian Discovery.

COLON, Colombia, March 19.-Letters
which have been found on the rebels who
were captured at the time of the recent at
tack upon Bocas Del Toro when the Mex
lean bandit, Catarino Cara was killed, dis
closes the fact that certain high officials
in Nicaragua contributed funds and arms to
the rebels who were engaged in the attack
on that place For instance Senior Cabazas
gave the rebels the sum of 81, 900 and fifty
rifles. 1t is also believed that another at
tack upon Bccas Del Toro is contemplated.
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The shortest and most direct route for st.
Louis and the West and the only one run
ming five 90 trains. Local sleepers on night
train for Evansville and st. Louis; open
every night at $50 p. m. to receive pas
sengerS.
No Transfers.
Leave Indianapolis Tbs a. M, s a.. M.
l1:50 noon. 1910 noon, 1:20 night. Ticket
offices, No. 4S West Washingt ton street,
No. is Jackson Place and Union Station.
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Thursdax Sale II

AT Wulschner & Son tomorrow another
special sale of excellent sheet music at 10c
per copy. See their ad.
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SANTA FE, ~. NJ. March 19.-The body of
Vincent silva, chief OF the San Miguel band
of robbers and assassins. and that of his
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Anxious 10 Make Peace


LONDON, March BIN the House of
Commons to-day Sir Edward Grey, in reply
to a question of Mr.. Hugh c.. +. Luttrell
representing the Tavistock division of
Devonshire, who had asked for nformatio
regarding the case of w. H. Bickard, who
was sentenced to death for taking part
in the rebellion at Hawaii and whose SEN
tence was subsequently commuted to inn
prisonment for thirty-five years and a
fine of $4,000, said that SO soon as the
necessary papers were received the govern
ment would consider whether it could in
terfere in order to obtain mitigation of the
sentence
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-14
AMADOR COUNTY.

The Jackson Republican says that at the
Argonaut 1000 feet of new wire cable was
received recently for the new hosting
works, which are to be completed and in
running order by the 1st of July.
The Volcano Gold Gravel Company will
commence cleaning up shortly. They ex-
pect the heaviest surrender of the precious
metal ever made since the purchase of the
mine by the present company. They have
been operating in virgin ground all the
season, and gravel, too, that gave all irdi-
cations of being plentlfully supplied with
gold.
The CALL of last Friday contained a
statement that negotiations are in progress
for the sale OF the Kennedy mine. On in
quiry the Republican learns that there is
some foundation for the report, although
nothing definite can be said about it vet.
Parties representing foreign capitalists
were here lately looking into the matter
The Alma Company has secured from
the BoXall brothers an extension of time
forty days, we believe-in which to COM
plete the purchase of their interest in that
property. They are still drifting west for
the ledge.
A. Hayward has commenced work on the
Hazard quartz mine. Men are employed
in making road to the mine, preparatory
to prospecting operations. This property
is located on the main belt, on Rancheria
Creek, and joins the Mayfiower on the
south and the Fremont on the north. It is
comparatively virgin ground. a shaft
was sunk short distance in early DAYS,
since which time the property has been
totally neglected. There is no doubt that,
with Mr.. Hayward backing the under
taking. the property will be given a
thorough exploitation.
ID. Gutman last Saturday secured bond
or option on the Massa quartz mine for the
sum of $4,000. This mine is situated at
Jackson Gate, on the east or greensboro
vein of the mother lode-the vein that
promises to play by far the most important
part in the upbuilding of the mining in
dustry of Amador County.
Says the Amador Record Everything is
progressing favorably at the South Eureka
mine and the work of development is
going steadily along. But few mines in
the State were ever backed up by a better
company than this one. The members of
the company have, from the start, pos
sessed faith in the property, and they have
never faltered in going down in their
pockets Tor the coin necessary to carry on
work. They have already expended
Sll5,OOO, but they are now far enough ad-
vanced in development work to prove to
their entire satisfaction that their iudg-
ment regarding the value of the property
was not at fault. The specifications for the
mill are completed and will now go to the
.foundrles for estimates. It was the inten.
ton to crush a lot of ore but as neeotia-
tons with the Mahoney mill folks fell
through it is not likely to be done for the
present at least
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Pnhip f. and O. c. Scheu to Phillippena Scheu
lou on T. line OF Polk street, SO y OF Pine n 25 by
oZ lot on line OF Polk street, 1877 Is of Cal
Hornia, 40 by Il 1885, lot on line of MICA Ulster
street, 2l5 of Larkin, 80 by y l27 IS: lot on n
line OF McAister street, 1877 Is e of Larkin, l7:6
Melinda 9. Plank 10 William L. Helke lot on n
100; $40. = % % Wy ~
Sterrett, executor) TO j.. Edward Warren LOT on
by 90:2A; $10,800. ~
Frank A. Sterrett, Ella L. Wheaton and Ella s.
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Binders, Contracts.

James Reilly with r. Falvey ali work On two-sory
frame building on f line of Leavenworth street. II
n of Glover SO :6 by 20; $2245.
d. E. Edwards with Harigan & Williams al
work on two-story frame building on NE corner O.
Buchanan street and Ivy avenue, E 81 % by "a
S225O.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE HOTEL.
A Hall, San lose r A Winslow Boston
E.Koop, \ de Beauharndts, Wash
G Evans New Zealand NJ Morris,
l. Trounstine, Z II Farley, \ Y
r II Browne, London II Hass Guatemala
V Schoman Budapest Rees & fy, q s n
Mrs Eichelberger. CT futile, Salt Lake
Miss Eichelberger, X !. Copeland, San Diego
g b Harris, Chicago G Salch, Y
f S Rowley & WI, Los l Dessau, Ohio
S Phillips, Ohio Hogsdon, Stanford
] NJ Duke, San Salvador III Wadswortb Sacto
J NJ Duke Jr, Sn Salvadr NJ Bostwick q W. U n
Miss f Duke, Sn Salvadr J G Hall. Chicago
Mrs Baker, San Jose o Wister Phila
a j Harrell, Visalia K Hutchins. Chicago
} Finnel Iehama l. Van Orden, Alameda
Z Leippel. Geneva w Belts, Arizona
GRAND HOTEL.
D Mckee & w, Cal EWard, cazadero
J III Moore, San Juan j J Padse Stockton
+ Ryan & W, Sacto NJ f Duff Menlo Park
II Gray, Lincoln G w Mansfield, Oakland
l. l. BromweE. Oakland S Morton IL w. Cal
Jenner Etna C. K Kelly, Carson
Must & w, Stockton J Hoiler Napoleon
HopSinson. Stkton w r Goodbody, London
Reith, Sacramento NJ G Reith, Sacramento
Miss w Peterson, Sac Mrs Roselle Maine
Miss Bryte, Sacto G Robinson u W. s Raj
w NJ MCKAY, Napa NJ Johns, Boston
W Gwynn Jr Sacto G III Apperson, Wash DC
c Rule, Duncans Mills J J. Basham, Red BIuif
HI Small. Sacramento w Beckman. Sacto
L WeinberSer, Orleans III Engwcht, San lose
Mrs Kaseberg, Sacto Miss Kaseburg Sacto
9 H Reed, San l. Obspo w Bruce, Chicago
w w Davis, Chicago
RUSS HOUSE.
w Evans, Olema J D Wadsworth Sn Rosa
L Il amnell, Petaluma X w MnlerGSf CrescentCy
W Miller Navarro ] Robinson, Stockton
w Sigourney&w, NevC Organic w,NevadaCv
+ Baker Nevada City II Brant, Nevada CITY
Nj w O'Neill, Red Bluff Mrs a L Centerdc Covelo
w Pierce, Napa l. NJ Baker Sacramento
o + Davis & W. Sacto II G Wright, Paso Robles
+ ) Thomas, Monterey II III Allen, Honolulu
Jauch, Nevada City L N Brown, Humble
MrsW II Rowell, Humid A Hardin Santa Rosa
sAMorgan ,SnBarbara a Waddel, Monterey
Frank Page, Eureka MrsJ ChaSeniear, LIS A ngls
w l. Albright, Sn Cruz Mrs w Cook Sn Rosa
A Bogard, Red Bluff
LICK HOUSE.
Smyth Cal w C Anderson Auburn
w Longmore, Sta Rosa l. LaZar. MADEIRA
Mrs c l. Hoffman. Oklnd Miss NJ Kuble Oakland
Cuvellier, Oakland Il ! Pemmik, Oakland
w D Bugbee & w, Sixth Dick & W. Mana
II Fisher, Denver c Wright & W. Detroit
III NJ Graft, Salinas Lucy Hammond Colo
j j Seymour, Fresno j S Eastwood Fresno
M Newman San Jose l. Wimans, Newman
w A January, San lose Mrs E Van Boden Sn Jose
r Webb, Fresno E A Walrand, Fresno
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
c S Sprague, t Hastings, Cincinnati
j Burns, DANIEL, San Jose
] de MetZuma, Guatmala Mrs Peterson&f Seattle
Mr. and Mrs Neal, Penn Miss Heaney, Ireland
J Quinn, Louisville Brayton, Butte
II Spencer, Brooklyn Dewitt, Helena
j Fisher, Alameda Williams, Concord
J L Needham, Charlstn 2 Glen, Georgia
Thomas, La, Starr & VT, N Y
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL

BUSINESS OFFICE ofthe San Francisco CALL
10 Market street, open until ~ o'clock every
night in the year
BRANCH OFFICEs-530 Montgomery street.
corner Clay: open until $3.50 O'Clock.
$50 Hayes street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
III Larkin street. open until 80 o'clock.
SW corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, open
until O'Clock.
25lS Mission street, open until O'Clock.
ZIG Ninth street, open until 9 80 o'clock.
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A LII LADIES IN TROUBLE CONSULT THE
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DAUDET'S APHRO TABLETS-THE GREAT
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nR. RECORDS PILLS: EN- PRESS 50 so: SAFE
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MEDICAL.


SURE AND SAFE CURE FOR ALL FE-
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the skill and attention OF physician OF long and
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the convenience of Il hospital; those who are sick
or discouraged should call the doctor and state
their case, they will find in her a true friend; all
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1u for all female Diseases separate homes for la
dies before ana during confinement; have enlarged
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practice travellers attended no delay: all business
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SITUATIONS wANrED-Continued.

YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE A SITUATION
where he can make himself generally useful
will accept anything Address s.. box "a, this
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MALE HELP WANTED.
WANTED-YOUNG MAN TO WAIT IN
w small country restaurant, $40 and found; ironer
for country laundry, $50, call early: choreboy for
clearinghouse $40, and others. l. ANDRE, 3l5
Stockton st.
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NICE PRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT
~ at the most reasonable price in the city. MRS
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see Mrs. DIR. Puetz and be content. 2541a 4th
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M ANTED-pRoTEsTANT SECOND GIRL.
w short distance, nice place, 500 see lady here
mattresses, hotels and restaurants $40 and S25
and a great many girls for cooking and homework
in city and country. j. F. CROSETT & CO., 312
Suffer st,