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New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

che Justice of established governments and they
feel justified in taking sides against law and or
der. They are men who felt the lash of Russian
tyranny and who saw reward for good citizen
ship and whose patriotism was stamped out and
destroyed by despotic measures. They escaped
from their homes. shook off the chains which
made life burden, but many years OF harsh
treatment had made too deep an impression upon
them to be removed in kindlier surroundings and
they continue their crusade against established
government here as they did abroad. Then there
Is the professional striker. who hates "the boss
who would rather be idle than work. and who
would think it good fun to see the factory burn
up, II for no other reason than to furnish an ex-
cuse for ideness.
Many of the Anarchist class are Of the the
orist kind" They are the writers. the expert me-
caanics. the professional men. In most instances
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
TIE SNAKE WAS TAKEN UNAWARES.

From The Orlando Reporter
curious battle was witnessed yesterday on Lake
Ivanhoe first between a black bass and moccasin
snake and finally between the snake and big alli-
gator.
Shortly after two young went fishing on
the Forlncsa side Of Lake Ivanhoe They had been
having Indifferent luck for some time. when sud
denly cose in shore violent commoIion took place.
Investigation showed a huge moccasn snake with
three pound bass In It's mouth. struggling manfuly
get 1t down Curled around the fish TO prevent its
strur ges moccasin coated his victim with saliva
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
CHTRCH NOTICES.
From The Spectator.

From The Spectator.
n YOU and your readers are not tired or church
ro,ices let me commend this TO their attention.
~orched To me by the hearer curatc OF the par
,sh II was In the thirtes think. when the whole
iy,n,dom was panc-strcken, and prayer and fast.
no Under Gods visatio had not yet gone out OF
fashion that n Somerset congregation we're aston
tsraJ hv their clerk announcing that Friday next
s nppointcd to be observed as feast and illumna-
lion for the cholera"
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

where 10 20 to satisfy your jaded. decadent ones
They care IA little about Broadway as Broadway
cares about them. They are over In Eghth-aVe'
and down in Fourteenth-st. and In the bowery.
There they are az important 10 the theatres ana
tho theatres are as important to them AS ever IN
tho history OF the world. Edward Harrigan kne"
whore they were when he opened his new theatre
in Thiriv-nfth-si.. five or six years ago. ii" WAS
popular with all classes OF thcatre-goers. ana ne
could have sold the seats for his opening nSht ny
auction gallery and all. But he knew who had been
truc TO him when his reputation was l'ss. ana ne
refused to take any extra prices for the gallery.
That WAS 10 be saved for tho boys
Go past one OF The theatres on the edge or me
great theatrical region on a saturday n'ght or '"e
opcning night OF a good mclodrama or a war play
at about 80 o'clock. and sec them standing IN line
at the gallery door, waiting for II to open You
will find there are a good many Of them left sun.
And perhaps YOU think that the great trad" oi
ticket specuatng appertains only 10 the tickets TOY
the hich-prccd seats Of the house. Not at all.
The profits In gallery tickets arc smaller no DOUBT
but the traffic In them is safer and easier 10 carry
on Tickets for downstairs. with reserved seat
coupons attached are pcrishable goods, as 1t were.
II they are not sold on the night for which they
arc bought they are worthless. But tickets for the
gallery are always good. and II they are not sold
AZ once they may lac kept till they are sold 30
tho modest spec ulaior buys few from time to Time
and then he goes In the theatre at I o'clock on a
might when there Is reason to suppose that the
gallery will be crowded. and there he fnds the
paicni line waiting for the window ana ehe door
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

10 open. that It can MI" TN. Those near IN" WIN
dow are the most patient and the most lucky so the
,oc,,l,tor sfrolls down tho lno 10 those who Will
hayo 10 ;ak. later turns and offers 10 soil the -
cent tickets for II they buy these they can
60 straight to the door, instead Of waiting at tho
window. and be the first inside when TN" door opens
md get their choice OF seats.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
10 REAL GALLERIES IN BROADWAY

In Broadway. hintcd in the first place.
tho condition Is diffcren There the distinction
between the gallery and the other parts Of the
house is rather architectural than social. The
higher price keeps out the most of the boys. while
the low price as compared with the RESI- Of the
house draws in many persons Of good taste who
find II worth while 10 savn money. When Henry
Irving nlavs the gallery looks like the dre.s CIRCLE
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
IACOMA'S MAYOR OUSTEO
Supreme Court Orders Fawcett
to Surrender Office
to Orr.
Over One Hundred and Fifty City
Employees Affected by the
Decision.

TACOMA, WASH, Oct. ga. v. Faw-
cett will turn over the Office OF Mayor to
Edward S. Orr on Monday. This Is the
result of yesterdays decision OF the Su-
preme Court. to the effect that Fawcett' s
filing OF an appeal bond does not stay pro-
ceedings pending the review by the SUI
preme Court of Judge Pritchard's decision
that Orr was entitled to the Office on ac-
count OF the ballots. While Fawcett
would be reseated should the Supreme
Court reverse the Superior Court on the
main questions involved, it is believed
that Orr will take his seat permanently,
because Judge Pritchard has seldom been
reversed.
The Supreme Court decision brought
CONSERVATION to over $50 employees in the
Water, Police, Fire and City Hall depart
ments. These places were filed by Demo-
Gratis and Populists last April when Faw-
cett took Office. Now the incum bents must
make way for Republicans
Mayor Fawcett says he will retire on
the receipt of a copy of the Supreme
Courts order. This will be served on him
Monday morning. He will return to his
private business as president of the Faw-
cett Wagon Company and Fawcett Seed
Company. 1t is believed Mayor Orr will
reappoint James Wickersham City Attor-
ney, ID. o. Smith Chief of Police and A. ].
Breumme Chief Of the Fire Department.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
DRUBBED BY CITIZENS,
Friends of Cuba Give a Spanish
Consul a Severe Whipping
at Jacksonville.
An Unpleasant ARRAY That May Lead
to Unpleasant International
Complications.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 3.-A story
comes from Jacksonville, Fla, which, if
true, may further complicate the rela-
tions between this country and Spain.
The story is to the effect that fight oc-
Cured there yesterday between party of
Cuban sympathizers on the one side and
the Spanish Consul there and some Pink
erton detectives on the other, in which the
latter party was worsted.
The Spanish Consul and the detectives
were observing the movements of the
Cubans, whose leader was Colonel Emilio
Nunez of this city. As no deadlier weap-
ons were used than fists, there were no
fatalities, but the Consul and his men are
said to have received severe drubbing.
The Consul communicated the affair to
the Spanish Minister at Washington, and
the latter is said to have made a demand
upon President Cleveland for reparation
for an assault upon Spanish Consul and
the insult resulting therefrom to the
crown of Spain.
1t was also learned here to-day that the
famous little hlibustering steamer Lau-
rada is suspected of being about to run
another filibustering expedition to Cuba.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
P0iHT WILSON DIVERS FEAT.
Extent of Damages to the Stranded
Steamship UmatlIa Learned at the
Risk of His Life.

njSh VI Ho -hSs
PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, Oct. 3.-A
dangerous diving feat on the part OF A. y.
Benjamin this morning revealed In great
part the extent of damage to the steam
ship Umatilla, which last Tuesday morn
ing scraped on the rocky beach on the
straits near Point Wilson lighthouse,
where it is now beached. He went down
between the boilers and found that hole
thirty feet long and three wide had been
ripped in the starboard garboard-that is.
in the second line of plates from the keel
son, the vessel having no keel. OF course
other plates are more or less damaged and
wrenched, but three are gone entirely,
having been ripped off in the accident.
Two divers are at present at Work ana
three more Will be engaged to work two
shifts and expedite the repairing, which
will be done by planking up the big holes.
After that the water will be pumped out
and then the cargo will be discharged. 1t
is impossible to move any OF the freight In
its present swollen condition.
The dimensions of the hole are only
rough estimates, there being several inches
overlap by the adjacent plates, which will
reduce the measurements CT the aperture
slightly.
Captain Hunter to-day filed a wreck
report at the Custom-house. 1t says the
accident was caused by thick fog and
silent whistle on Point Wilson. The
Umatilla is valued at S265, 600 and insured
for $230, 900. The cargo. valued at $lO0. 600,
was damaged to the extent OF $50, 600 and
insured for $40. 600.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
ACCEPTS THE NoMIsAr1oM
Bryan Trites a Letter to the Populssts O.
the Notion.

Bryan Trifes a Letter to the Popuftsts of
the Nation.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 3.-William J.
Bryan to day gave out his letter accepting
the Populist nomination. 1t reads as fol-
lows:
LINCOLN, Nebr., Oct. 8, 1896.
Hon. William Y. Allen, Chairman, and others,
Members of the Notification Committee of the Peo-
pies Pdrty-GENTLEMEN: The nomination Of
the Peoples party for the Presidency of the
UniIed States has been rendered me in q gen.
erous spirit and upon such honorable terms
that am able to accept the same without de-
parting from the platform adopted by the Ma
tional Convention at Chicsgo fully ap-
preciate the breadth OF the patriotism which
has actuated the members of the Peoples
party, who. in order to consolidate the senti-
ment in favor of bimetallism, have been will
ing to go outside OF party lines and support as
their candidate one already named by the
Democratic party and also by the Silver party.
i also appreciate the fact that while during
all the years since 1873 large majority OF
the Democratic party and considerable
minority of the Republican party have been
consistent advocates of the free coinage of sill
yer at the present ratio, yet ever since the Or
ganisation OF the Peoples party its members
have unanimously supported such coinage as
the only means Of restoring bimetallism- By
persistently pointing out the disastrous effects
OF gold standard and protesting against each
successive step toward financial bondage the
Populists have exeFted an impor tant influence
in awakening the public to realization of the
Nations present peril.
In a time like this, when a great po olitical
party Is attem pting to surrender the right to
legislate for ourselves upon the financial ques-
ton and Is seeking to bind the American peo-
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

pie to foreign monetary system, it behooves
us as lovers ofour country and friends of Amer
lean Institutions to lay aside for the present
such differences as may exist among us on
minor questions in order that our strength
may De united in supreme effort to wrest
the government out of the hands OF those
VINO imagine that the Nations finances are
only secured when controlled by a few fnan-
ciers and that National honor can only De
maintained by servile acQuiescence in any
pollcy,ho - yer destructive to the interests OF
the people OF the Uniled States, which foreign
creditors, present or prospective, may desire
to force upon u.s.
1t is a cause of congratulation that we have
IN TINS campaign not only the support OF
Democrats, Populists and Republicans who
have all along believed in independent BIZ
metallism, but also the active cooperation OF
those Democrats and Republicans who have
heretofore waited for international BIZ
metallism, and now join with us rather than
trust the destinies of the Nation in the hands
OF those who are holding the delusiye hope OF
foreign aid, while they labor secretly for the
permanent establishment OF the single gold
standard.
While difficulties Rave always arisen in the
settlement or details OF any plan OF co-opera-
ton between distinct political organizations,
am sure that the advocates OF bime etallism
are SO intensely in earnest that they VIII
be able TO devise some means by which
the free-silver forces may be concentrated
upon one electoral ticket in each State TO Sc
cure this result. charity toward the opinions
OF others and liberality on the part of all is
necessary, but honest and sincere friends who
are working toward common result always
find 1t possible to agree upon just and equit-
able terms. The American people have proven
equal TO every emergency which has arisen in
the past, and l am confident that in the pres
ent emergency there will be no antagonism
between the various regiments OF the one
great army which is marching TO repel an in
vasion more dangerous to our welfare than an
army with banners
In acknowledging, with gratitude, your ex-
preston of confidence and good will, l am
very truly yours, WILLIAM J. BRYAN.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
STOCKTON JOINS W1ra FRESNO.
Eccursionfsts WiU attend the RGtstn
Citu,s HnLLeH Road Celebration.

Ercurs ionfsts Witt Attend the RGtstn
City's VatEey Road Celebration.
STOCKTON, CAL, Oct. 3.-Great prep
arations are being made for the Valley
road excursion to Fresno on Monday.
The two militia companies here-A and
B of the Sixth Regiment-were arranging
to go with the excursionists, but General
Muller did not get their acceptance of the
invitation in time, and so the car which
was to be placed at the disposal of the
militiamen was turned over to the
Modesto and Merced companies. From
Stockton large number of prominent
citizens are going. The members of the
Stockton Commercial Association and the
city and county officials will nearly all
attend, besides number of others promi-
nent in the community who are deeply
interested in the success OF the Valley
road.
The excursion train will leave here
promptly at 8 o'clock on Monday morning,
and is expected to reach the Raisin City
by o'clock. The return trip will be
made the same day. leaving Fresno at 6
o'clock in the evening, arriving here at IL
o'clock. There are mum Der of the Fresno
committee IN town tonight arranging the
details of the excursion, which heralds
the first direct intercourse between the
Raisin City and the Mill City.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
WILLIE ARRIVES.
Candidate Bryan Talks About JEFF
ferson and Silver to Very
Large Audience.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 3.-Candidate
William J. Bryan was tonight welcomed
by cheers from 1900 throats at the Audi
torium. where he addressed, officially as
it were, the delegates of the National
Democratic clubs, now in session, but
really an outpouring of the people of st.
Louis. At 1880 P. M. the doors of the build
ing were surrounded by crowd of at least
5000. The pressure was so great that the
ergeant-at-arms was ordered to open the
doors of the building to the public and in
less than ten minutes the entire Audi
torium was filed. The crowd was so great
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
HOTEL RAFAEDs DIVERSION.
Erctting Finish to the Paper Chase OreT
Marin MeadosCS.

Eecttin0 Finish to the Paper Chase Deer
Marin MeadosCs.
SAN RAFAEL, CAL. Oct. 3.-The paper
chase to-day was the best and most excit-
ing of the series, completely refuting the
idea that interest in this diversion was
waning. The course led up over the hills
northeast OF Hotel Rafael and terminated
in the old Magnolia Park. The "hares'-
Mrs. Crooks and Mr.. Evan Evans-were
not overtaken, but the incoming of the
hounds" numbering twenty-five or
thirty, all close together and riding at
terrific speed, was more exciting than
that of any former finish. Hundreds OF
the Hunt Club and their friends were
present and the roomy park was full OF
equipages and people in saddle.
/. The lady's prize was beautiful silver
flower bowl. presented by Miss Warbur-
ton and won by Miss Bruce; the gentle-
mans very handsome saddle, presented
by Evan Evans and won by Frank s.
Johnson.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
Pasadena Forqer Ca,.oht.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, Oct. 3.-John Will
liams was arrested here tonight by
Sheriff Besse after lively chase, in which
two officers participated and several shots
were fired. He is wanted in Pasadena for
forgery and petty swindling, carried on by
means of forged testimonials from promi-
nent Knights of Pythias. He attempted
to swindle Justice Gardner, but was
detected and handed over to Officer
Dougherty and escaped only to be fired
upon and caught by Sheriff Besse.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
Frag- Raising at santa Cruz.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL. Oct. 3.-On Mon
day (Labor day. the Naval Battalion, N.
G. c., will hold field day under COM
mand o. Lieutenant Morey. Specially
patriotic features are TO be presented and
the speech of the day will be by Ensign
and District Attorney Carl Lindsay. The
armory will mount its new flag. the cere-
mony to be followed by color salute of
twenty-one guns. The young ladies drill
corps of this city will participate, under
command of Captain Osborn.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
sanfa Monica sfvsterv.

SANTA MONICA, CAL. Oct. 3.-The
body of an unknown man was found last
evening near the Soldiers Home. From
appearances death occurred about two
months ago. There was nothing by which
to identity the body except pair of eye.
glasses, marked on the case, "W. A. San
born, Bakersfield, jeweler."
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
FREsNo,s SENSATION.
City Trustee Spinney Defendant In a
Suit for Dirorce.

Ctty ITU5tec OTtHfsey 1e7eHuHHI tH a
Suit for Dirorce.
FRESNO, CAL, Oct. 3.-A sensational
suit for divorce has been filed in the Su-
perior Court of this county by Mrs. Eliza
beth Spinney against City Trustee Joseph
Spinney. The complaint charges unhus-
bandlike actions on the part of the Trus-
tee with Miss Della Rojas. Mexican lass
of this city of about twenty-five summers.
who up to few months ago worked as a
tailoress in local establishment. Since
that time she has been lady of leisure,
wearing diamonds and driving fine horses,
all at Spinney's expense, so his wife says.
The plaintiff and defendant in the suit
were married twenty-four years ago in
Maine. They have resided in this county
for nineteen years. Spinney is promi-
nent brick contractor and a leading poll
tician.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
sfsnyord,s President Returns.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, Oct.
3.-Dr. David Starr Jordan arrived here
to-day after nearly four months absence
from the university. Mrs. Jordan met
him in San Francisco this morning. The
president of the university looks greatly
improved in health by his long trip and
returns to the duties oil his position in a
frame of mind and condition of body to
care for them easily.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
OF INTEREST TO THE COAST.
Lieutenant Connolly Rettered as Indian
agent Of Round TdlIey.

Lieutenant Connolly Retfered as Indian
agent Of Round TdlLey.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 3.-By di-
rection of the President, First Lieutenant
Thomas Connolly, First Infantry, detailed
as acting Indian agent at Round Valley
Agency, California, by the War Depart
ment, is. at his own request, relieved from
such duty, to take effect upon the assump-
tion of the same by his successor, and viii
then proceed to join his company. The
travel enioined is necessary for the public
service.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
California: Original-John Gitten (de-
ceased), San Leandro.
Washington: Origlnal-Isaac M. Julian,
Dayton. Reissue and increase-Rubin ..B.
Arthur. Liberty.
Thomas f. Brown has been appointed
tagger in the Department of Agriculture,
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04

age of Sonoma County is now in progress.
The yield will be larger than was antici-
pated. and will reach 100000 gallons.
Cloverdale Township will produce 1,500
600 gallons, the largest yield OF any town
shin in the county.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
4 Mad Dog among chsldrem.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. Oct ga mad
dog csused intense excitement yesterday
Just as SOC children were dismissed from
one of the schools. Patroiman Frank
Moore succeeded in heading off the beast,
and after hard fight shot the dog.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
ssoor Factory for Sonoma.

SANTA ROSA, GAL, Oct. 3.--Great in.
rerest is taken in the proposed establish
ment of factory for the manufacture OF
beet sugar ii Santa Rosa. A meeting of
farmers in this section will be called to
consider the matter.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
O,.t,pitted bv the Motorman.

CLEVELAND, ONO, Oct. 8. = Seven
men tried to hold up Wilson-avenue car
last night, but the motorman threw on the
whole strength of the current and the car
escaped, although several shots were fired
at it,
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
nanfa Monica A,xicfdc.

SANTA MONICA, CAL, Oct. 3.-F. G.
Martindaie, member of the Soldiers
Home, out on furloueh, committed sui
eide here last night by swallowing poison.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-04
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