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paraded, and were reviewed by Prince
George of Saxony.
PARLIAMENT ENLIGHTENED.
Information on Canadian Cattle and Chit
JeSe O,ttru0eS.


Information on Canadian Cattle and Chit
nese Outrages.
LONDON, ENG, Aug. 16.-In the House
of Commons to-day Walter Hume Long,
president of the Board of Agriculture, in
replying to question asked by r. J Price,
said he was aware that many persons de-
sired that the Government allow the i'm
portation of Canadian CATTLE but the in
terests of farmers generally imperatively
demanded that every safeguard be taken
against the introduction of disease. He
would therefore insist that Canadian cattle
be slaughtered at the port at which they
were landed Mr.Long added that as re-
Gently as July 10 two animals that had
been landed from Canada were found to
be infected with pieuro- pneumonia.
Replying to questions asked on the sub
iect George Curzon, Under Secretary for
Foreign Affairs, said it would not be adj
visable to raise the question of money
compensation for the murder of the mis-
sionaries in China until punishment had
been meted out to the guilty persons,
portance.
The House then debated the address in
reply to the Queens speech. The amend
ment made last night by John Dillon to the
amendment proposed by William Red
mond was rejected by vote of PSI to 1876.
Mr.. Redmond amendment called upon
the Government to declare it's policy in re-
gard to home rule for Ireland, and also
in regard to the reform of the land law,
the compulsory purchase of land, the
sevicted tenants, and the industrial condl-
ton of Ireland. Mr.. Dillon's amendment
demanded Immediate legislation in rela-
ton to judicial rents.
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TO THE REFORM SCHOOL,
Peculiar Mistake of a Mother
Corrected by Govern
Or'S Pardon.
Sent Her Girl to a State Institution
e. Instead Of a Private Place
of Learning.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Aug. 16.--A re-
markable accident was corrected by the
issuance of pordon by Governor Jackson
to-day to a girl of Is in the girls reform
school at Mitchellville. The girl is the
daughter of a Chicago newspaper man,
but the Governor will not give names.
Some time ago the mother and girl came
to Webster City to visit and the girl be-
came acquainted with people the mother
did not like. She concluded to send her
away to school and was told there was a
State institution at Mitchellville. Not
knowing its character, she had the girl
sent to the reform school.
The girl wrote to her father and con-
WINGED him all was not right and
he came to Des Moines to learn about the
matter. About the same time the mother
discovered her mistake ard also came
here. Both called at the Governors Office
this morning and were greatly surprised
to find each other. The matter was ex-
planned to the Governor and the pardon
was issued.
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Morton,s object Lesson.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 16.-Yester-
day was payday for the employees of the
several executive departments, and Secre-
tary Morton took advantage of the oppor-
tunitv to present what he called an lob
ject lesson" to the free-silver enthusiasts
who draw salaries for services in the Agrl-
cultural Department Instead of nice,
crisp bills these employes-division chiefs,
clerks, messengers and laborers- paid
entirely in silver. A trife more than
$1,000, weighing sixty pounds, was parceled
out in correct amounts, inclosed in canvas
bags and delivered to the proper indlvid-
uals. This is the second time Secretary
Morton has presented this "oDiect lesson
to employees of the department. Some OF
them do not take kindly to this form of in
struction and saw So
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-17
SAVED An AssAILANrs LIFE.
Chicago Police Rescued q Man From an
Indignant Mob.

Chicago Police Rescued q Man From an
Indignant Mob.
CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. 16.-Residents of
that portion of the city IL the vicinity Of
the Worlds Fair grounds were startled to-
night by an armed mob pursuing a man
through the underbrush south of Jackson
Park. Members of the mob were supplied
with ropes, clubs and other weapons. The
man whom the mob was pursuing was
guilty of brutal assault on Mary Miller,
the six-year-old daughter of Jacob Miller,
who is employed and lives at the Park
view Hotel, Sixty-ninth street and Stony
Island avenue. The brute seized the child
and dragged her into the woods near the
hotel. Her screams attracted the attention
of passers-by, who attacked the fellow,
compelling him to run. The father of the
child called upon his friends and citizens
generally to follow him, for the purpose
of lynching the brute, and large crowd
assembled. Ropes were secured and about
the time the mob started after the tramp
the police of the Woodlawn station were
notified. Lieutenant Mulantipy and Ser
geant Lindblom with ten officers started
out to intercept the mob and prevented the
assailant from being lynched. The police
detail arrived in the woods Just in time to
prevent the work of the mob, as the object
of their search was found hiding in the low
under brush. He gave the name of Michael
Taffty, and was locked up at the Wood
lawn station.
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EX-SENATOR MAXEY GONE,
Death OF the Noted Soldier
and Statesman in Ar
kansas.
His Remains VIII Be Borne to Texas
Where All VIII Pay Due
Homage.

PARIS, Tex, Aug. 16. - Elk United
died to-day at II ;20P P. NJ. at Eureka Springs,
Ark, whittier he went some three weeks
since to recuperate his wasted energies.
His bedside was surrounded by his wife,
his adopted son, S. B. M. Long, Chief JUS
tice Gains of the State Supreme Court,
Chief Justice Lightfoot of the Court of Civil
Appeals, the chairman of the State Demo-
cratic Executive Committee and other
notables. His remain will arrive here to-
morrow at rs M
The funeral will occur on Sunday after
noon at o'clock. Paris is in mourning
and his death, though not unexpected.
will prove a shock to all Texas. He was
born at Tompkinsville, KY, March
&c. 1926. He came to Texas in 1857,
settling in Paris. Graduated at West Point
He was at the battles of Monterey. Tam
pico, Vera Cruz, Cero Gordo, Contreras,
Cherubusco. He was married July 49,
1858, to Miss Matilda Denton. Politically
he was first Wing, but wheeled into the
Democratic column and was elected to the
State Senate in 1861. In the late war he
had an illustrious record, and was elected
to the United States Senate in 1874. He
was on the Territories Committee, but later
transferred to one on military affairs. He
served continuously on the Labor and
Educational Committee, and also on the
Postoffice, of which latter he was chair
man.
He was reelected to second term of six
years in 1881, and when this expired he re-
tired to private life. The Governor and
his official family are expected to attend
the funeral in body as we'll as notables
throughout the South.
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BROKE UP THE SCHEME.
Il Dashin9 Negro Wonan Arrested for
StCindJinD.

MASSILLON, ONO, Aug. 16.-A -four
ishing matrimonial bureau has come to
grief at Soar station by the arrest of Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. Johnson, colored. Mrs. john
son, aged %, not bad looking and toler
ably clever, conducted the matrimonial
end of the enterprise, while her lord looked
after the children and preached the doc
trine of holiness. For business purposes
Mrs. Johnson was Ida Gilchrist," and as
such inserted advertisements proclaiming
that young widow of % desired to enter
into correspondence with a gentleman
whose poverty would be no objection, as
she had plenty of money herself
When the correspondence was well under
way Mrs. Johnson would gracefully con-
sent to marry, but find herself temporarily
short of funds, although the owner of valu-
able property tied up by litigation. The
instinct of gallantry would Iced to a re-
mittance from the prospective husband.
Moses Como of Denver proved more
hard hearted than any of his fellow vic
tins and after contributing $37 for ticket
to Denver and freight on a piano that size
desired to send him wrote to the Postffice
Department explaining his troubles, which
caused her arrest.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 16.-Gen-
eral Doe. Acting Secretary of War, has
been confined to his apartments for several
DAYS with severe liberation of the throat,
malady which he is subject to at inter
walls. 1t is feared that an operation is
necessary. While not seriously i'll, General
Doe suffers much pain and is unable to
eat, his nourishment being liquids, which
he swallows with difficulty.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-17
Transfer of Trust Propertv.

CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. 16.-It was learned
from an authentic source this morning
that the whisky trust property has been
transferred, and the receiver has signed
the deed. The counsel for the reorganiza-
ton committee refused to discuss this
phase of the matter. while not denying It's
truth.
Inc talk t mai 4 IRE na was Tying TO
which he alleged to have bought with
bonds at half their value while acting as
both buyer and seller, and in which he is
sued for the difference in value. is revived
this morning. 1t is exceedingly unlikely,
in view of the numerous attacks m ade on
the reorganization committee by the ex-
president and his friends, that the COM
pany will consent to any compromise with
him.
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AGENT TETER TO BE CENsURED.
He Gaze Out official Communications
Rather Prem atureIy.

He Gaze Out official Communications
Rather PrematureIy.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 16-1ndian
Agent Teter, of the Fort Hall Indian reser-
walton in charge of the Bannocks, will, as
soon as mail from the Indian Bureau at
Washington can reach him, be greeted
with an unpleasant surprise in the shape
of a reprimand from headquarters for
giving out official communications in ad-
vance of their receipt at the Indian Bureau
few days ago he gave out his report on
the recent troubles with the Bannocks and
the whites before it reached the officials at
an official dispatch that the bureau was
especially anxious to keep secret for a
time. This is why he may receive an I'M
pleasant communication in a few DAYS.
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pointed to the Mexican mission. He could
have been appointed without violation of
the law or constitution at any time after
the hour of noon on March 4 last, when
his Senatorial term expired. 1t is believed
that President Cleveland will, upon being
officially notified of the condition of af-
fairs. reappoint Mr.. Ransom to the Office,
which nearly every Senator united in ask
ing the President to do last winter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-17
AMERICANS IN DANGER.

Ttco Professors Anaong Those Condemned
in 4rntenid.
CONSTANTINOPLE,T TURKEY, Aug. TO-
Anxiety prevails here for the American
missionaries at Marsovan, a small town
twenty-four miles northwest of Armasia,
in the Vilayet of Sivas, Asia Minor, on ac-
count of the Armenian campaign against
those of their compatriots who are sus-
pected of being spies. An Armenian
priest, suspected of spying, was recently
murdered at Scutari. just opposite Con-
stantinople, by the incensed Armenians,
as result of which many Armenians in
Scutari and other suburbs of Constantine
pie have been imprisoned.
Thirteen pupils of the Armenian college
were expelled last year because their
fathers were suspected of being mixed up
in the Armenian movement. Suspi cion
has fallen on the college. and among the
list of persons condemned by the Arme-
MAN committee are five professors of the
college, two being Americans.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-17
Had a FYaht In Court.

ATHENS, Tenn, Aug. ia sensa-
tional episode barely escaping the magni-
tude of tragedy was witnessed to-day in
the Circuit Court. Colonel T. NJ. Burkett
and w. L. Kinser, opposing counsel in a
will contest case, engaged in a knockout
fight in open court, and as a result Colonel
Burkett will be disfigured for iife.l
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-17
Sic KtItsd by a Blast.

ALTOONA, Pa, Aug. 16.-This evening
about o'clock blast prepared on the
Pittsburg and Eastern Railroad, in Clear
field County. near Mehaffy, was exploded
prematurely. Six men were killed and as
many more badly injured. Further par
ticulars are unobtainable.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-17
The Pe1.mviass Oos,gress.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 16. = The
Times special cablegram from Lima, Peru,
says: The preparatory session of the Pc
ruvian Congress was opened yesterday.
Manuel P. Olareha was elected emporary
president of the Senate and Nicholas Piero-
la was elected temporary president of the
Chamber of Deputies.
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FoUR THOUSAND HOMELESS.

Destruction of a Russian Totca In Radon
District.
WARSAW, RUSSIA, Aug. 16.-The town
of Przytyk in Radon district was entirely
destroyed by fire. The church was the
only structure not burned. Four thousand
homeless are camping in the fields or
about tine smoking. ruins. The fire was Of
incendiary order
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-17
E1oafed Off Unfnf,.red.

QUEENSTOWN, ENG, Aug. 16.-It was
reported that large steamer went ashore
in the vicinity of Rallycottin. The coast
guard went to the scene with a life-saving
apparatus. The steamer was the Glen
gariff engaged in the European trade. She
was foated off uninjured and proceeded
for her destination.
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Behind the Record.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 16.-The
American steamer New York from South
ampton was sighted south of Fire Island
at 6:35 O'Clock this evening. She is about
four and alhalf hours behind the record.
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Gnrend of enc OhoIera.

ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA, Aug. 49,
The Novoe Vremya publishes advices from
Vladivostock showing that the outbreak of
cholera in China, Korea and Formosa is
becoming serious.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-17
ONE HUNDRED KILLED.

Bulgarians attacked the Tiltage of jan
0ki.
SOFIA, BULGARIA, Aug. 16.-It is re-
ported here that 100 villagers were killed
in the attack on August by Bulgarians in
the village of Janakh in Kirdiali district.
The insurgents lost ten men. No women
or children were killed.
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Soon to Be
Rehabilitated.

rested for posting the anarchist manifesto
are the authors of the explosion and every
effort will be made to connect them with
the affair
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-17

YOU'LL NEED IT. The opportunity of getting
such l1igh-cIass merchandise as we handle for
mere song is not offered every day, and the peo-
pie know it.
The very highest class of Mems Suits and
Overcoats, not cheap stuff, but the very finest
goods, going for mere song.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-17
Pnnnz DeIeaate to Menieo.

PapdI Delegate to Merfco.
ROME, ITALY, Aug. 16. = The Vatican
will shortly institute an apostolic delega-
ton to Mexico with functions similar to
those of the delegation at Washington.
The Papal delegate in Mexico has not been
qa1aoted
Oxford eagle., 1895-01-24
NOME HINTS AND Helps.

-C-vs-a-i-e1 Nuts Lar The nut
rca.s in the beasea whites of eEES
sir a-ss 3r4 a. bat wat : left il the
lisa ard zAss drains f-aan then @7si
7sur Il over the az-tS- Eall each o1e
n powdered sugar snd a-y n col
1vez--g-zn<e JE3i Farmer
-Bons. one pint q mix. th-re
s<xS. c1e spcoufui q batter, tsur
spcau.als % 5.,ur. nix together Bake
n Plates II a quick uFea- Batter
vk1e hot. place eu- ahure the ather
and serve The~e are verv Mss tar
luncheon Or Tea. -Boston BzdEet
-Tee Cream FruStla<- one euP q
siEa-. eae-to1rta cap = water one-
s1u-,h cup q vinegar. Boil without
string I'll = thrrats- Remove fr1r1
TIE So aaG when u has stopped bell
n s.i- i tsricisiv 3 into the so F-aeaten
whites y two e<<S FiaVor With "a
-i-Ia zasi STR uz.il s-1ii Hcuse<eepe-.
Lemon >hcr.czke- Maze the
7astrv part - t1r a straw berry or
similar case. and SPREAD between the
lave-S q paste c1np.1ss-i - the grated
-izd Az3 Juice q large lemon mixed
--k = ezrfEl = sEEzr ard ere q
sweet e-ezz- serve Immediately with
-sn-1u -1z~ur~,i ssreerene1 cream ~ 4
sazce GOD HouSeke~ping
-orzu-e Cream Into a cup put the
s1ice = an orange half IL peel and
tahle~p-roat1I ot lemon laioe. filing
vvi-a cold water Let i stand t7r an
hour. then strain aad pat az TO boil
Adj = sahlesp--luf1l q ccrustarch. wet
Z coli water STR I'll thick. then cook
over hot water FOR ten minutes longer
Ssxt S-s- Z tie beaten yuis Of an eSS.
- which TWO heariug tahlsspoontuls
q suSz- have be~a aided. coox for ar
other minute. aid 4 tsasPo01tal u but
te- ard eooL-
-Tu-ke- w5th T-ufae~s Clea1 and
prepare vozn-- uie-iium->ize-i turkey.
Meis t1rr ounces II the fat 4 the s1r-
kev II q frrin- pan with shzlIot and
> few t-1-ses chopped 11e. pinch q
tAT-s salt. pepper and nutmeg.
p-oun6 % sau~a--e meat ant 4 ear q
trufses cut n quarters. Nix Al wei
tosetAe-. and wiki this mixture stuff
A-AE aa-z n 80 AZ ~ ~ a @-l4-lA--
Roast The turkey f1r three hoa=s put
ing lstrIe butter on the hreasthzst.-y
= of-eE- serve che rarix-v with TIA
liquid Il ne ean. strained poured over
i--Bos-oz ButSe-
-Pas-r- cooks cream. ta- Sling ot
cream puEs n cusca-5 pastry i made
u SIX ounces - the sugar. the volks
q four eggs. half an oanoe of potato
or riee aour. hz-f pint q new milk
Bring the MIX - the baiI. thr0sv n a
pinch x sat. whi~s the sa-z-. Eggs
2nd 1our - 4 smooth uzste. then p-eut
On - ! -he boiling -ullz- Psurinx q n
VERY Slowly ant rra2uaLlv. ami stir i
over \ gentle s-e tl- Il gets thieix.
when vez I5ft L II rhe e-e- Have a.
ready Gl--o.rs1 th-se sheets q bess
Leaf -elatlne SIR this into elsrar,I.
ani when Il = cooler. hut stilI not stl.EE.
add aHy 1av0riu< % taste-Pittsbz--a
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Oxford eagle., 1895-01-24
T-E LOCATION or EDEN.
u Il a Mater % Di-pat~ Among >~haIs-.
- uLre-.ne N.slaa..


The -rga-lou u the ea-rh-v ua-aliS.
o. Garden . Eien- = ss5l a matter of
dispute among orisa-alis-s auE scrip
-z-a- scholars e highest reputation.
SINE have eni-aTarezi O. .aca-- u bv
- fruits aai mineral pro.fuction4
nazet To -he biblical Ie-,ri d rs a.
-ler appear n the ~-ce1d chapter Il
trrEr>-~- others bv the rivers meursoussf
IN verses eleven - fourteen Il the
above -eutiauet chapter. The weight
ot -uve>-lga CATION and tradition iu-lfre
b -1 agreement That the 7 -yr=- aud
-A- Euph-a-es of ua,srru -e r-aoh~
arr the third and fourth rivers usen-
tirucI iu -he biblica- .ss-~eriotiru 4 n 4.
ga-ivu- Those who agrer 80 far differ
widely a. 20 wat rivers should now -.
-eEar.e1 A. the ancient P5sou aud
tflhou. The Buddhistic scholars. a.
.hau-u they reject our Eille n .hs
greater part. incline IN the opinion that
tie Pl~an j. the >acre3 ,san-rs. and
-llzr the r.acn : aane other thau the
Nile A. % the la~t l. - altogether
probable that they arr CORRECT 81 thar
nH-ut n-ez-~. the biblical account
plainly saws that G-hou --eomnass.,h
ne whole Land = Ethiopia >olEe in
ve~rSlt-u-> affirm taat Eden was 4
spot 4 coIparar5v~lF small area To-
-1re1 n rhc table Iausls - what y now
Ar-u-u-a- from wh1eA re Tie Ti--fs
and ch- E17hra-es. L ~ scholars #
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F1-as--~-s ETl> laca-es4 n Ara u rhs
Oxford eagle., 1895-01-24
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zrpetIrs. eu1-esl tozzz1e. zasll<esSio-- CT cys-
peps1z- wsrs.v beachlsiES. heartburn.
pam and 1iss-ez< zeer citing ard kindred
ae-za<=zaerats q tie ir~E- stomach ard
5Cws4@- zi-x Gp Il seaies4 xlzsz walls there
f1r= always sre-sa --1 -eis4hie- Wlcrlser
n laxative q n Ea-yrr doses as g~zfiy
ac-lrE hEre searching ex.hzr<1c- -1sese little
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take c-r= each dzv aiter dinner To relieve
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generations
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