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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31
flask A,S GOLD AND COAL.
The Nary Department Asked to Furnish q
Vessel for Prospecting.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 30.-Sec-
rotary Smith, upon the request of Director
Wolcott of the Geological Survey, asked
Secretary Herbert and Fish Commissioner
Mcdonald for the use of such vessel as
may be available in Alaskan waters to as
sist in the transportation of men who are
to go to Alaska to make an examination
for the Geological Department of the gold
and coal deposits. DIR. G. F. Becker and
DR.. William H. Dale are to make the in
vestigations. The points to be covered
are: Kadish Island, lingo Island, the
southwest portion of the Alaska peninsula,
Cooks Inlet and the Sitka region.
1t is stated by Director Wolcott that
there will be no time to examine the
Yukon River country this season. 1t is
expected that the Fish Commission
steamer Albatross will be available for
carrying the investigators from one point
to another.
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SCRANTON, Pa, March 30.-In the
Anna Dickinson case to-day two experts
on insanity testified that from what
they had seen of Miss Dickinson
they believed her to be insane.
They described her particular form of dis
ease as paranoia. A person suffering from
this form of insanity is the most dangerous
kind of lunatic, and is likely to commit
homicide. The defense rested, and two
witnesses were called to the stand in re-
buttal, both of whom testified they never
saw Anna act in any manner that would
indicate that she was insane. The case
was continued until Monday.
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The Reichstag .Adiourns.

BERLIN, GERMANY, March 30.-In the
Reichstag to-day the Agrarian proposals
of Count Won Kanitz were again brought
up, and were referred to committee amid
Conservative applause.
Marshal Won Bieberstein, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, defended the commercial
treaties and described Count Won Kanitz' 8
grain monopoly proposal as being imprac-
ticable. In so doing he said that hopes
should not be awakened in the breasts of
the people which would never be fulfilled.
The Reichstag was then adjourned until
April "a.
Although to-day's vote was apparently a
victory for the Agrarians, yet the opinion
is generally expressed that the prospects
of the eventual adoption of the proposal
are in no wise improved.
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.Ne,p Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS, March 20.-First day spring
meeting; weather rainy and track heavy.
First race, five furlongs, Fabia won. Bird
Catcher second, Chenoa third. Time, 1:03.
Second race, five furlongs, King Craft won,
Barguard second, Masonic Home third. Time,
1922.
Third race, seven and a half furlongs, Weko-
tab won, Joe Woolman second, Void third.
Time, 1 :4015.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, Burrels Billet
won, Princess Rose second, oh No third. Time
1 800.
Fifth race, one mile, Billy Mckenzie won, ST.
Croix second, Mariel third. Time, :441S
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LOSS TO SLIPPING.
The North German Lloyd Company Fails
Far Behind In Its Revenue.

BERLIN, GERMANY, March 3O-Accord-
ing to advices received here from Bremen
the gross receipts of the North German
Lloyd Steamship Company during 1894
was 1913, us, compared with 81, 943, 1925 in
1893. This balance will be devoted to the
depreciation account, for which another
81, 125, 600 will have to be written off the re-
serve fund. The unsatisfactory state of
the industries and commerce of the United
States is given as the reason for this reduc-
ton of the revenue.
The prospects for 1895 are not encourag-
ing, owing to the loss to the insurance &C
count by the sinking of the Elbe, this loss
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I,lcendiarisn, In Va.h;,,a,o,,.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 3d.
Another attempt was made to-day to fire a
Catholic church in this city. Flames were
discovered near the back stairs in the YES
tibule OF ST. Marys German Catholic
Church, Fifth street, near the Pension
Office, but were extinguished with but lit
tie damage. No arrests have vet been
made. Mary Delaney is still under arrest
for the recent attempts made to burn two
other Catholic churches here.
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Armor Plates Accented,

BETHLEHEM, Pa, March 30.-At the
proving ground of the Bethlehem Iron
Company to-day, two shots were fired at
test plates, resulting in acceptance of the
armor for the two turrets for the battle
ship Oregon and ten diagonal plates for the
Iowa. in all $50 tons. 1t was the hardest
plate ever shot at, and the ordnance board
pronounced the test the most satisfactory
ever held.
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Enrors the Exhibition.

BERLIN, GERMANY, March 30.-Em-
peror William to-day accorded a long audi
ence to Messrs Goldberger and Kuhneman
and the architect, Bruno Schmitz, in re-
gard to the plans for the Berlin exhibition
of 1885, His Majesty manifested the live
Hest interest in the plans submitted
showing the proposed organization of the
exhibition. He addressed numberless
questions to the managers and the archl-
tects, promising to make early and fire.
quent visits to the exhibition.
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Stopped by the Police.

CHICAGO, ILL, March 80. = In the
Barry-Leon contest tonight the police
stopped the men in the fourteenth round
In order to save Leon from being knocked
out. Barry had all the best of the fight,
and but for interference would have put
his man out before the end of the last
round.
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Rubber Works to Resume.

WOONSOCKET, R. l., March 3o.-The
Alice Rubber-mills of the United States
Rubber Company, after weeks of idleness.
will start in full, employing 14ao, men, next
Monday, as will also the Marvel Rubber
Works, employing 400 men.
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Germany aud Russia Disturbed.

BERLIN, GERMANY, March 30.-The re-
cent diplomatic changes are interpreted as
pointing to some disturbance of the
friendly relations between Germany and
Russia. 1t appears that the new Russian
ambassador to Berlin, Count Osten-
Sacken, formerly Russian Minister to b.
varia, was appointed without considering
the desires of Emperor William, and the
latter's reply was the recall of General Won
Werder, German ambassador at st. Peters
burg, and the appointment in his place of
the Pole, Prince Radolin, recently German
EN- bassador to Turkey, as German EN-
bassador to Russia.
The Russian Government, according to
good authority, is greatly concerned at the
Agrarian agitation in Germany, which is
made directly against Russia.
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WilI arrest BaI-Playcrs.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, March 3o.-The re-
form league, which has routed out all
gambling here, enforced the midnight and
Sunday closing ordinances and other re-
strictive laws, announces that all the mem
bers of the Cincinnati and Indianapolis
baseball clubs will not only be arrested to-
morrow, but also prosecuted. These two
clubs omen the season here tomorrow
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Oregon Lands Ordered Surveyed.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 30.-Sec-
rotary Smith has instructed the Surveyor
General of Oregon to award Deputy Sur
veyor J. H. Neal of Diamond, Or, a con-
tract for surveying lands embraced within
the meander lines of Lake Malheur, Or.
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The Paris Decision Stands.

LONDON, ENG, March 3o.-It is Off
cially learned that whatever Canada may
DESIRE the decision of the Paris Bering Sea
arbitration will be strictly adhered to dur
ing the ensuing season and no side issue
will be allowed to affect that decision.
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having to be reckoned with next years &C
counts. The most remunerative under
taking OF 1894 appears to have been the
North German Lloyd's imperial mail SER
vice, from which there have been excellent
returns
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And in accordance with law and an order from
the Board OF Directors. made on the eighth day OF
January, 1895, so many shares of each parcel of
such stock may be necessary will be sold at pub
lie auction Mt the Office of the company, room SO,
Francisco, California MONDAY the fourth
day OF March, 1895, at the hour of O'Clock r. NJ
OF said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon together with costs OF advertising and ex-
penses Of sale.
f. B. HOLMES Secretary.
Ofhce-Room 90, Nevada Block. No. 300 Mont.
xonery street, San Francisco, California
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Female Clerks DISCHARGED.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 3O.-Sixty-
four clerks, mostly women on what is
known as the bullion roll, were discharged
to-day. They were appointed under the
Sherman silver purchasing act, and when
that act was repealed, it is held they could
not longer be legally employed.
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Condition of the Trens.r,,.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 3o.-To-
days statement of the condition of the
Treasury shows: Available cash balance.
$751;, 463, 527; gold reserve, 500, o63, 527.
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Cr,.shed bu Fallin0 Rock.

CENTRAL CITY. Colo, March 3O.-Al-
fred Martin and Henry James, miners,
were crushed to death in the Sleepy Hollow
mine to-day, by rock falling on them.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nEL1NoUFNT SAFE NoT14E ~ cs0I -DTT
~ Eagle Mining Ccmpany-Location OF principal
place Of business, San Francisco California; loca-
County, Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, OF account of assessment (No. -,
levied on the 9Th day of January, 1895, the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the re-
spective shareholders, as follows:
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CLETELAND Is AMBITIOUS.
anxious to Succeed Himself or Name tn
Democratic Candidate

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 30.-An
evening paper says that President Cleve-
land is ambitious either 10 succeed himself
or name the Democratic candidate for
President in 1886, and that with this end
IN view he will try to pacify ultra-silver-
ties to some extent by pretense of bimetal-
llsm
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31

To pass the winter season comfortably avoid
colds by using Dr. BULBS Cough Syrup.
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ADDITIONAL POLICE PROTECTION
Trouble With Lease Holders on q Ne
braska Resereatfon.


WASHINGTON, D. c., March 3o.-The
trouble at the Omaha and Winnebago In
dian Agency in Nebraska over the eviction
of holders of leases for the Indian lands
from the Flourney Land Company has re-
suited in call made upon the Indian
Bureau for additional police protection.
Acting Commissioner Smith received the
following from Captain Beck, the agent
this afternoon:
DAKOTA CITY. Nebr., March 80.
/ request authority to employ temporarily
one captain of police and sixteen policemen
additional at usual rates, TO eject illegal resi-
dents of the Flourney Company, under advice
of the United States District Attorney This is
not to interfere with previous requests for
troops.
Captain Beck was Immediately wired to
use his own judgment in the matter and
to employ all the additional force neces-
sary. He has had considerable difficulty
since he assumed charge of the reservation,
but it is believed he will settle the contro-
versy without resort to arms.
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GOLDEN EAGLE MINING CoMPAN

FURTHER DISAPPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that by order of the Board
OF Directors the day of the sale of delinquent stock
for assessment No. is hereby further postponed
TO WEDNESDAY, the oath day of April, A. D.
1885, at the same time and place.
E. b. HOLMES, Secretary,
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poSTPoNEMENT

Notice is hereby given that by order of the Board
OF directors the date of the sale of delinquent stock
for assessment No. is hereby postponed to MON
DAY, the 25th day OF March, A. d. 1895, at the
same time and place.
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Langley's Directory has 1884 more names
than the opposition. Out Monday.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31

ALMA E. KEIrH-Rouge ct NOir. "a Kearny.
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Sweaters.

Fine Australian Wool, orladies and
gents, in white navy and black.
$500 Each.
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Sweaters.
ALI wool, for ladies and gents, in
white, navy and black.
S2.15 Each.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-05
ChIle's Legal Tender.

Washington. June 4.-The cablegram
received here announcing that Chile's
new currency conversion law places
that country on a gold basis, created
much interest here. Secretary Cruz.
of the Chilean legation, when asked
to-day about what effect the new law
would have. replied: mo effect what
ever upon our bonds or outstanding
loans. all OF which are payable, prin-
cipal and interest, in gold. But II will
insure a stable currency. 1t is not ex-
pected that gold will circulate much in
ordinary commercial transactions.
Silver will be the medium. together
with bank notes issued substantially
on the United States system, To carry
the provisions of the new law, the
president of Chile is authorized to sell
some of the government nitrate beds
to procure the coin necessary to retire
this paper money. For three years he
is also authorized to coin $lO,000,O00 of
silver annually. and to negotiate for
advances on the purchase money of
the nitrate beds. Silver will be legal
tender up to $50 In sums exceeding
that, 1t will be exchangeable at the
minis for gold at its market value.
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A NEW POSITION.
Mr.. Miles VIII Doubtless Decline the
Onice of Chief of Police.

Butte. June 4.-John Miles to-day ac-
cepted a position as shift boss at the
Silver Bow mine. and IL is understood
that he will assume his new position
tomorrow. Mr.. Miles is one OF the
best miners i'm the camp and is In
every way well qualified to fill the po-
sition which he has been called upon
to I'LL. His advancement Is well de-
served and he was kept very busy this
afternoon receiving the congratula-
lions of his friends. He will still con-
tinue in office as deputy state mine in
spector and he accepted this new posi-
ton with the understanding that he
will be allowed to answer all calls for
any investigation when mining ACCT
dents occur. Mr.. Miles acceptance of
this position removes all doubt as to
his intention of resigning the Office Of
chief of police, TO which he was elected
last Wednesday evening. He stated
this afternoon, however. that he had
never been formally notified of his
election to that office and he did not
consider that he could resign il until
he had been officially Informed of his
election.
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CHANGES IN TEMPERATURE.
MANY Cities In the East Are Experiencing
Some Hot Weather.

Washington. June 4.-The weather
bureau furnishes the following special
bulletin:
..rhe period Of extremely hot wealth.
er that has prevailed over the eastern
rart Of the United states during the
past week has become remarkable Tor
its length and for high temperature
occurring. the latter in many instances
exceeding any previously recorded by
the bureau during the period between
the Goth of May and the 10th OF June.
\ table is then given showing the
number of days the temperature has
risen II or above 80 degrees during the
week ended June s. in many eastern,
central and southern cities. The bull
letin continued:
In marked contrast to the record Of
extreme heat is the fact that between
the 18th and 18th of May. at greater
number Of stations in the foregoing
list occurred the coolest weather on
record for the month Of May. with a
succession Of heavy frosts throughout
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Foster VIII Return Home.

Shanghai. June 4.-Lord Ii Chigg
Fang, son of Viceroy Ii Hung Chang,
and John w. Foster. who have been tn
the island of Formosa for the purpose
of formally transferring IL to Japan.
according to the terms of the treaty,
have returned. Foster. in an inter-
view, stated that Admiral Niscount
Kaibayeta. formerly chief of the Jap
anese navy. has been appointed gov
ernor of Formosa. The formal trans
fer was effected June ?. Foster will
return TO the United States on the
first steamer.
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The Patent Office Gazette.

Washington. June 1.-The long drawn
out contest over the publication of the
Patent Office Gazette was settled to-
day by the action of Commiss ioner
Seymour and Secretay Smith i'm decid-
ing that the law required them 10 con-
tinue the old method of printing and
publishing the Gazette. In this method
the bulk of the Gazette is produced by
photographic process. About foIr-ifths
OF the work in point of cost is done by
the government printing Office. The
total cost under the arrangcmaRt Just
made will be S125.160 per year. Bids
for producing the entire Gazette wholly
by printing were made ny responsible
parties as low as $500 The Autograph
work was awarded to a. 3. Graham II
this city for $54,902.
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them with such well directed energy
that their own mothers would not have
known them a minute later. ana ne
had almost succeeded in putting the
whole band to rout when the book
keeper ran out of the office and com
menced emptying a six-shooter over
their heads. He did not seem to be so
very particular whether the bullets
went clear over their heads or not
and the hoboes scattered in short order.
Just about that time Marshal Tebo
happened to drive along in a buggy
and succeeded in rounding up four of
them and escorted them to jail, where
they gave the names of John Murphy,
James Matthews, John Maloney ana
George Gasset. Two of them were
badly cut up by Fishers gas pipe ana
they will carry the marks with them
for some time.
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RIJTTE CURRENT NOTES.
Bar silver. 90 =.
~ 4. ,ho time 10 subscribe.

Now is the time TO subscribe
~ shields OF Belt is in the city
Smoke "El Captain General" cigars
william Bickford of Missoula is IN
town. Z. l.,
II. p. Sappington OF
the city.
Paddy Kane has returned itom
trip TO Ireland.
Best domestic cigar made me MoH-
tana Rose" Try one.
p. ]. Giligan returned yesterday
from the worlds fair.
Majestic steel ranges. Tutde Ma nu
featuring q Supply company.
The s-year-old son Of S. NJ. Johnson
died Yesterday Of scarletina.
A. c. Bartels and Major Hornbrook
left yesterday on a prospecting trip.
son was born Yesterday TO Mrs. Rich
ard Fisher of No. 20, North jackson
street.
watch cleaning. $50; mainsprinGs.
81. Warranted one year. Mayer ~
w. Park.
Mrs. c. Neidenhofen will leave to-day
on a visit Of few days with friends
in Salt Lake
Get our figures on mining supplies, we
mean business. Tuttle Manufacturing d
Supply company.
Mrs. A. C. Bartels and Miss Lydia
and Stella Bartels left yesterday Tor
Boulder Hot Springs.
Nesbitt Sisters, is West Granite.
have the finest dining parlor In the
city. Every delicacy In season.
The funeral of Thomas. infant child
of Daniel Drew, will be held at ?
O'Clock this afternoon from Oh East
Summit street, Dublin gulch.
a. rlRara
you will buy II you once secure our ngures
on hoists, boilers and mining supplies.
Iuttle Manufacturing * supply company.
Olive Branch Lodge. No. %. l. O. O.
F., of Walkerville, have made arrange
ments to give their annual picnic at
Columbia Gardens on Wednesday, July
II.
Commencing on Saturday the Great
Northern will sell return tickets TO
Helena and Boulder every Saturday
for one fare. Tickets will be good TO
return on Monday.
Sarah Elizabeth Amour died yester-
day. aged % years. The funeral viii
take place at O'Clock this afternoon
from the residence Of Richard Kinney
in West Quartz street.
We are going 10 sell you underwear at a
lower price than you ever bought IL for he
lore. Gaze at our Window and see what
we've got Tor NeNentN-flNe tents per suit
Boucher. the Park Street Clothier.
You can try them on where the ey'
OF man will not reach you. They rang
in price from 81 To S. and are tn
cheapest and SWEETEST pants ever offer
ed for the money. Kaufman Bros.
All members of the Congregational Sun
day school aud others. who take part il
the exercises of childrens' day on the TO-
lowing Sunday, are requested to meet n
the church for rehearsal on Friday after
noon at 2: 30 o'clock.
j. 6. Brown died last evening of pneu
monia and will be buried AT . o'clock &c
morrow afternoon from the Butte under
taking rooms. Brown was IS years oil,
and was employed in the Colorado smel
ter. lie has a wife living somewhere i
the East.
The county commissioners yesterda
disallowed the fee bill of ex-Marshs
McNichols for May on the ground tina
II was not a legal claim against th
county. Mr.. Winters, who draws a sa
airy and expenses as county audito
made the report Of the numbers
paupers fed by the county during III
month Of May.
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The Apo.ogy Accept ed.

Washington. June 4.-The state de-
partment received to-day from Minis
ter Taylor of Madrid the complete and
final answer Of Spain TO the demand Of
Secretary Gesham for a disaVowal for
the firing on the United States mer-
chant ship Allicana.
The document was brought TO the at
tention of the cabinet by Acting Sec
retary OF state Uhl. The answer is said
TO be entirely satisfactory TO this gov
eminent. and IT fully meets in letter
and shirt the demand made.
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THEY WILL GO.
Cleveland VIII See Several Montana Re-
publicans.

publicans.
Butte, June 4.-For lack of a quorum the
executive committee of the Montana
league OF republican clubs has not yet
had its called meeting, and consequently
the delegates to the Cleveland convention
have not been appointed. 1t is positive,
however. that a good delegation will ga.
as State Senator Leonard, Judge Speer
John w. Cotter and George Haldorn have
signifled their willingness TO go. Tom
Marshall of Missoula. Seligman, BeattIe
and Cole of Helena and Phelps of Great
Falls and others will also go. Senators
Mantle. Carter and Congressman Hart
man will attend the convention repre-
sentatives from Montana. but not as dele
gates, and it is possible that ex-senator
Power will also go.
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Butte. June 4.-The residence of
Charles Brash at No. 525 West Broadway
was entered by sneak thieves some time
between $50 and 10:l5 tonight during
the absence of the family and S2l.50,
which was hidden away in n sewing ma
chine drawer, passed into their hands.
The house was thoroughly ransacked in
search of money, which was evidently all
the unlimited visitors wanted; and Things
were thrown around in n reckless man
ner which indicated they were in hurry
nj