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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-22

a E SSe Sver borrpwine capacity. upward Of
RKsuArR.
New York city. margin Of Indebted.
CITY Of eoo'osS,ssss55
Total debt margin ESQ, o7s,t .
gss. o. King county. .,siA.sS1.sos'
county debt Including
s sSSas' d Gi,,,fiss.' o and
constitutional limit,
p ssny . corn, 100000
T".".."........,. 100000 ao.sbl.se9
Total ....".................. ssp. 1905 At
On Jan. ]. 1893, according to this compute.
ton, the debt mourning capacity OF the city of
New York Will amount TO less than $50, 600. 900.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS NOW UNDER A
In the above computation no note has beon
way, which will be chargoablo against tho debt
limit nrgIs, of TIE city Of New York. Some g, the
prlhcipal OF these improvements are rs FOLLOWS;
New public schools and high schools, &C.
tamstea cost pward of,...:.."...y.. oio.ooo,ooo
tween West Eleventh and West Twsn.
y'third streets. estimated at......... 10000 900
TotL.v..................... eaO. 100000
ward OF. 49,. 100000
ment 10 TO be borne equally by Brook.
lyn and New York. but, After Jan. ].
fsl In hole e., charge must pccs''srily
Dam. estimated cos. ..."...:..:.. la.ooo.ooo
enth Ward Park. west side Park, Lit.
tie Italy ,Patk. Colonial Park, St. Mich.
third Ward PARK. sedgwIok Avenue
Park. cost of land probably upward of 5000. 900
and building. 100000
Metropolitan Museum Of AZ tadditionj. 100000
Museum Of Natural History taddition).. 100000
Bridge a. One Hundred aud Forty.ufth ''
| ntrNet And Hnrlem Rivar lam non
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sAILEp PROM Il L

ssLaB retagne. from New York. at Havra
Be Noordland. from New York, at Antwerp
SAILED FROM FoRKIaA PORTS.
90 Etrurfa, from Queenstown for New York.
Do Purnessia, fr0m Neville for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-22

These are some Of the many reasons urged by
taxpayers against the proposed road, and they
are hold by these Taxpayers to be strong enough
to secure Q denial Of the motion to be made this
morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-22

NEW YORK;
The INTERNATIONAL NEWS CO., So Duane street
MontTeAlI Montreal News CO.
Toronto: Toronto News Co.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
Wittwoh uno cine Gofae BACON III, tas

Wittuod uno cine Gofae BACON III, tas
CT ca $4,000 Stld R,nbuieh. mslte
eniioua Der @rerSe ie,t elmer Wohe &c
haltsn Duroen, BON 1sIas uno Dem Sn
biansr Territorium hereinfommen psr
ben. Sierburd et6ffust ii1 ben Sar
mern Dor Ofiatomo Elm unmittslborer
Wa,tt fur ibr lbs,HaH'9ss NslltfOrn.
Scu uno anoerss Gutisr.
WtSeonRn.
superior. - 3leIc Stnol niro
periuteu. iih in Der ndhIen gouarsS.
fisarS cine Btwiaieurs fir cine 8ssie
rur9aaebdute. in nslhsr DE W't. Gu
periorsY oiioifi 2. bic 8ous Collectors unb
dnoeu Offices unter0ebroht tpsroan
f6nneu, 81 ftsrr.-Sn ben Boutolst6-
fen Der Warufnc,urers unb Bulb ers
Supp!p @ompanp in @rauton. Tom
0isnftaa Nadt cine 5suersbrunft gum
Iusbrud. mcltc u0qls Suei Drittel Der
oufse'tlhteten BaubOl5uurrdib. bstn6r'
te. Der Staoen be,rdst $4,000, bic
VetPUetuH8 $SOOU.
Gsi lobnt fG, Sroos SariapariOa su
brauten. Bei reirNru Blut brauht Sbr TEL.
ne Nn9it gu babeu Dor Grippe, Yuu9enent.
8liuoun9, Sipbterltts ooer Gieber.
Qooo's Yincu iinb pou ben aus9eiuhte.
ten Elanaen lorsfd'tigit Subereitet. Boo.
Oconom o NJ {. - Snm1iag irib
puroe h,er Elm mpieri6'er DoppeImoro
uesibt. WiQie une 2i0te Cornell i'm
Glier BON 6 unb 4 Snbren, &inbsr bon
@rneft Cornell tpuroen nm 6 ubr tooi
in ibren Be!tsn %asiunosn. Zen Batter
Selbit iauo man nit burbihuittener 8sb
te, ober nod lebeno Dor. Cornell tonute
nod fprsheu. iaste aber, er miBte rih',
Oh er ben Woro teaanssn bate. Der
8Oiadnser @orm0s. Sobu 2ewls. mel.
DIR NIT isinsm 8rribe 9eSeht ta'ts,
wuroe perboitst.
~ @siurbsn einen Yslaaberrcd
on z. Ibe. Der Gisentbimer fanu fsl'
biaen sesen Grtattuns Der SnieratiOrs'
sebabren abnebmen bel U. s. Daniel
to- Sd babe siuise CUTE 5ormsr
81 ~periaufen 81 isbr nisorissm Breiie
Weseu Ndberem ipreht Dor bel 6 8
u o B. i'm Ntwooo Blod. 81. glouc
Winn. 49,;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25

itaatliden Ipenten betreFs Snfcrmatio'
1en aus ueniser widtieen lanbwirtb
Idaitli1en Staaten perlaiien fOnner.
Die sepsrapbiihe Hertbe,lun8 Der
lanbpirtbidaftliden Yrobuftion in ben
0ereini9ten Staaten tritt 81 Gage tuenn
feitasitsllt wirb, baB 70 Staaten Ooer
unssidbr bic Salite Der @eiammtSabl
90 8rocent 8aumtpolle, 95 Yrocent
@elIdtorn, 95 Yrocent Serite, 90 BRO
cent Safer unb neun Sebntel bes @el'
gems, &ossens, 9udwei5ens, 2abats:'
Der &artOffeln uno bes Seues proou5l'
rem. Gs 1T alip flar, oaB in 5ol9e e.
ner ssnilssnoen 8e5abluns fur Saaten'
8eridie aus 25 Staaten bic Staats
aaenten uur iiber einen iebr fleinen 2bsl
Der ssiammten Yrobuftipn ~ berlbieI
bdtten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
WrunSeiseutbums= Yerfdufe.

8lr t,n .Rsrasrn" ssr,at.t ssn Rsetaras sew,
u. q nmd.
8attarina Berg ct al on Nnna Stneioer 4
2 bid 90 luou 5000.
Nrauita Saines uno @atte on SEQ Sart
manu- fur 9ots 6 Did 4 Dat Bar
Yapnespile l75.
Nitclns 6 4abner nnb Satin an Stepber
BanSer tiir GotS 9, 10, II & 12 Did 40 ir
YruniugS Abb Elhmouo 300.
Nitolas 6 Gabner uuo Satin an Stephen
@nn,er fir Cots 1. 2 &8 Hlod 40 Sru'
ntr9s Neo Midmune 1900.
Stepben Sanger uno Satin ar Bernard
Srunina fir 2otS II & 10 Old "a Sru.
nin9s Noo &ihmono 200.
Gliiabetb 0reidsler on Sopbia 0olf fir
Ng4 SB4 Sec 5 1875 Rlaiie "a uno
Muoers8 5000.
ct . 20 & TX Gp 60 an Senrp Walohann
fir Gots o & 10 Bind Z Nlbanp 95.
9ewis @rau uno Satin an 9anieI g Col.
Inns SB4 Sec 90 Z 1876 alalie IS 1000
So Sastamp une @attin on " SduIanfe
fur 2betl got | Sasfamp Subop Sec "a
2126 &lnlie SO 800.
Nil,am Shmanfe uno Satin an 2ouis 6
&tuo fir NK N@4 SIC % Z 1875 aloie
"a uno anoereS $500.
Sentp Nnoerion uno Saith on Sebaitian
s8iomann fir gH NgH See 33 Z 1876
&laie 80 800.
Carl Serberser uno Satin on Sermann
@eiels fir Cots 3, A, 5 uno 8 Sec II Z
1874 8laiie 81 1900.
3 VI Suber on 8eliep Wap Sids fir 9ot 9
Did 10 Z VI Curtis Suruep 900.
Senrn VI Noqer unb Satin an Sarrp 6
Barrett fur S84 Sg4 Sec 5 Z 1872
Slaiie 81 400.
ella 6 Gr,dion unb @at.e an Z 3 9noer.
ion fir SK Sg4 Sec "a Z 1874 alaiie
35 725.
Nuauita MIanuion unb @atte on Z 8 Nu-
cerion fir Nh ga Sec "a Z 1874 8lais
te 35 400.
q s 5beiieu uno Satin an Sphn Sein, fir
3heil &U4 S@4 Sec is Z 1873 alaiie
81 So.
R Jpas unb Gate an emil O Yre.
islow fur 81 sex Sec 80 Z 1875 alaiie
80 $40.
ghmuno 8otbmeu uns Satin OIL ,frouf
Binet fur S84 Ig4 Sec 1 Z 1875 u 30
$50.
8 " Steiuart uro Satin al Soban Bout
fir N&4 SEX Sec 81 Z 1876 alaiie 30
500.
u VI Smitb an s s Smith fir 9ot 8 Slod
30 Great Nootbern Goo Welroie $50.
Slecta Sherman an Qucp iSolmes fir w.
Cots s Il 6 Blod 8 Z VI Curtis Surpsp
1000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
Sofia.

DesN oineS. - Sn Solse elmer
porSsitisen gntlaouns BON 3pramit IN
einem Der fdotiitsn Seper in Ees
Moines wurnen am Boomerang Srps'
Mdnner, 8alter uub Barton, tootl'd
uerleet.
2eWars.- 6ier nuroe am Wltt
mod irlb bic 0biis Siar 2ounhlp eurt
Jeusr Serii6rt uno Elm Sdaosn BON
$4,000 osruriadt. Dem nur $500 Der
iidsruns aeseniiber iisbsn. NnBerosH
murre oas ,Serat Sotel" gum Bttraas
pou $4,000, be gonritorei pom 5rduleir
9isrnfp UNI s40O. uno Der 2,ooler. 60
Den Don 5ront Smita I'm 5000 beIdd'
oiat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
Sre3ieuer Scrf0mt
3u %Oerfauieu.

Weaen Serleauns Der Nobnars rperne i'd
n1eire spiihen &itmoro uno ct. Wartiii
ae'esene. 40 Nder arpbe Jarm, bon oeneu
10 Wider inter Yilus. IS Nder 8teienyanr,
asniiseno Suihlano NIB Der Ief1 Yiebpeloe
ilir so bis 80 Stid Sleb inter icbr anurbms
barren S~etir9un9en per.oufen. Die 5arm
lit als aus9eseihnete Stpd- uro Nei,eniarm
betannt. Nebioem p%eriaufe ih 800 Nder,
bic ~ Meile BON Hidmono l,easn; ferner
10 Cots in &tdmouo uuo 40 Nder III Sect.
Is, Z. l24, u. %. User billi9es uno autes
4ano fauien nil, fpenee iih an
Y. 4. 2aoner,
49-ba. Ettmono, SttarnS So, Rlnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
Sdaem1ble 3u perfauten.

NuS suten @riiuben 1T iih Die unterseld,
nete COMPANY aenptbist, ibre in Worri1
3opn, Worrlion Co., aelegene Sdaeniuble,
lpelte piele Sab'e NIT beiiem griolse IN Sez
trieb aebalten puroe, inter 9iiuitlsen Se
%olnsunaen su perfdufen. 9islelbe 1T enc
no. Wtnble une 40 Yieroefraft iiarf. Sr
@erblnonns cine pouitdnoise e,ugerittete
Sdtnoelmiible nebit Sans uno Stauuug
Gas 9anSe Enlightenment inter TAD. vi
gen acknowledgements weuoe man iib an
Stuhl&G 60,
5l'l Nlbanp, Niur.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
Bie 1T ss mbelib, ens m 8'f,t : ,ra
Die Waore 10 blqta rert1uit
Deroer tam?

SN"Nh AAH.
Dele 1raae ni,o ocn isoer T,ms III.
9sno Scenario o'i4sGt, msltsy .~ r
Bine bsiuht, @s II ur'er g {. m f.
uno ,br ssbt ridts rnrum. e. III 1r.
10 LARGE lbr 8aors fir 70 mcrfa SGD
tauien tourt Wlr oeriheufea tl r..
ofm@nsaui CAMP.
@artp.'s 0irte per 1foide 2G's.
Stter Wuciloas per 1loihy 35.s.
20Gsn's 8sitihen fir 9Ite
Cfsnrobr 10@ts. Glen oyer tLts.
3dmpsn gum baItfu G'eis.
o mir auf Dem 8. :. Grs.-s Ui.
cant,le SO. 9an'erou &srfali - 0s.
Snmrfn boar eintcuiier. ma rr
euh siren Trsia on rclntus .a~ s.s
S%ithlcmpsn. GoIois. GCgr-r. Oa-o,
Sllber posr u d NIT Rchsnr &g.--.r.
8 Snu 91mpeH Shlym uro Cos oIs
iii, 1865
Cine relullrs 81 % my.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25

cE- Booths German Eminent belt po'
iittu 3nrdfal. 5luB, Salsiueb. 9iphtberle.
Collie Waserfrdmpfe, Shnitirpunb end roit-
beulen. Guetihunsen uno granowunoen,
3ahnDeb, &opfpeb, Neural9la, 9eriiiene
Sdnoe. Suiten uno Grfaltun3. 49.ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
0cIo ~ berIetten.

Sd babe einise 9auienb Collars, welde
Yripatperionen ashbren, aui bebautes Sarms
Si9enthum al perleiben. 8Dnrt ibr or.
plinidte Siterbeit seben. oaun wiro ts
lib fnh lobner, su mir Al fommen, bepor
ihr ioultpo cine Nnleihe mGht.
49.ii y. y. q prm q II.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
nss Fac ssssh sss
der " ~NN sdsm
Inter N~NZZ~ o-.,s,..
an IA van ~ ~ sSe

Rod altep. - Das i~lnllnbr'9s
7ottsr1en tes Ssrrn 5reb. Sefis pom
ber ipislts ON Mitiwod nit 9lncbolSs
den, itedts sinsn Slbnsrituu on uup er.
lit, ebe iie entoedt tpuroe. 8ronopuns
ben, bic ibrsn Fob nab uenissn Stun'
Den bsrbsiiubrten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
Wteoer in ct. GIouD.

Siebarst u. 8. Scrusp BON ct. Glcue
IT, nadoem er elm Sahr in Chicago i'm Stu.
bum ausebraht bat, nah ct, Glouo ipiso.r
,urlidsefebrt uno bat ieiue Office i'm HoIen,
berger @ebauoe, ben Sperbed's Stalunaen
aegeniiber. eroHnet. NO er elmer 9eue,ater
auno,hoft e~rtseeeniiebt Sprett ber ,bnl
Dor. Ter Doctor wiro am Sreitaa elmer II.
ben Wodle in Welroie iein. NO er aerre 81.
len CUR Yerii8ung ftebt, bic ielntr Eiersf
bentibiat Sinb. 1914
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
&e1S %ro3ent.

@elo Su perleiben ouf erier aloiie cult.
olrte Jormen in 2 tearns 9puntp Al 6 Bro.
sent Snterehen. N~nSabluu9eu on oas aa.
pltal fam lahrl,h le nod Nunih aemadt
iperoen. VI. y. 10 ittell. 50 ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
Die Gauptneuersabler.

Hahitsbenbe 1abele sntbGit Dos
SerSeihnlB ieaer Namen, oeren 1rdasr
in Stsarns County on Ysrioualhsusrn
80 uno barber %betraaen:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25

Ia 8slo a. prrl0b'n IN tlrlrsH mo
aro8su Summer. Yetet Grid, S-
Gloub. Winn, 47sb0
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
Wontana.

N%nacuneo. - Sn ben uuteren
SdmelSwerteu sreianeie iid 9ounerfoa
Moraen UNI 2 ubr Elm iurdtborer I'm.
glldsioG, weldsr pislsidt Der 8erluf
Slpsisr Wenihenlsbsn sur 5olse haben
pire. Wldnsl @rosan unb Elm Wann
Hnmers asGp beianbsn fid in elmer
@rute uRier ben @aucine. Osfen an Der
grbsit. Nuf %unnuiasfldrle 8eiie tuu,be
elm, cine @nQone Del faiienoe Jodel
umsef' opt NJ bic Mdnnsr. ebe fie &C.
rtitet merosn %iounter, 10 tart psrbranut,
h0s ibr lob fuit NIT Sidsrbsit bspor.
2 b..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
Soabo.

Yoiie. - Sis 8ontroIe iber oas
Blatt sentinel" peldes bier erideint,
1T in bic Sdnbs oes Bunoss. Senatcrs
peitislo iibersssansen. 9as Blatt bat
oas ,Jiat.@ slo. Banner" aufseSosen, %
ibm Die 8sruirflihuns Der 16 81 | Sill
bstbulars.Soee rSu fern 81 liesen"
iheint.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
Sre9on.

Yortlano.- pier bot iid Die Ore,
aou & Nlasfa 3ransposiation 60. An
psm Sped seliloet, cine 9ampferlinie
swiihsn Eortlonb uno 9aruion @,lp inc
Gsbeu gu ruisn. Die 9iret,oreu iino:
Col. Sobn Wc@rod.n. s. g. Ninsmorth,
CHARLES 6. 9aoo, @Ou. ". .. 3oro. W.
6. George uuo 6. V. Wurpbp Don Sort
lano uns Sohn 9. Ba!er Don Tacoma.
Die @eie1iduft bat bereits einsn Ocean
9ampfer au9sfuuit uno bic Grperbuns
zines Smsiteu ins Guae sefuBt. NuBer.
benz nirb cine Nu5abl Slubbampfsr fir
ben Yufon erbaut weroen.- 6ier If be
Ratritt sinsetroHen, oaB ein9amm gum
Nuihalten Don Solsitdmmen am Gotplis
5ln1e, mGbreno osS Sohmafers ON
GonnerItoa nndsab uno oaourd 4 N,l.
llonsn SUB 2ansbolj uno 1900 Goto
SblnbslboIS fortssidmemmt tuuroeu.
8mei Gompfsr fubren hintsr ben ser.
i~ireuten Stdmmsn Der, aber Elm GROCER
Tbeil eerielben 1T bsreits in ben Golam.
bia JluB selonst upo uerluren. 9os
Solj ssb0rte s. Il. Sartlsp uno gbar.
les Gnalanb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
COLORADO.

Wspen.-Das 5susr in Der Snug.
Ter @rube bdlt unoerminoert an, uuo e.
miro isst suseben, ouB ss Wohen aut
Wonaie oausrn miro. ete bahslbs ur'
terorift tprroen fann. later ben bas
5euer Befdmp'suoen mutee burt
bic @ntosduna Der grSsusuaa BON
%breunbarsn @uisn srOse BehirSurs Der
uorssrufsu. @aie babsn oub bic Bump.
ftatton in Der 9. @olerie errsiht nne
mon iiirdtst, BOB uisllsidt bic Yump,u
nnf9essbsn perosn miiiiep. in tpslhsm
Jaue bieiss gerspert uno nrbtre en-
Smusslerbsrse bulo ubs,Hutbst fem
tpuroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
Oklahoma.

@utberie.-9ie 1srritorial.l uo
rantaine sesen lebenbes Hieb.erloi& am
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
YrUf 8 Al}orIH
SOplide Nitt.l

trs&s&fsT2ySzE @ratuirter ur1GtrgF't"
Ter une gStas amsrtcau Sntitusls 'Gr ..ro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25
Waibtn9ton.

Seattle.-@ine @olbiuber. Shoa,
ans Neusgnalano 1T bier eineeirofer
uuo rintet iid 5u einem sefabrpOlen gu:
&c iiter bic Gisfeloer uno ihnsabeoed,sn
8erse Bon Glasfa. 8obert Qainss, elm
3eitunssmann aus Salem, Waf., in
NuiIbrsr Der tiibnen Shaar. Man mill
Elm neuss 9O:aoo ON obersu 5lustaufe
he's Copper &lper erforlb'n. 9ort iol
Elm ieinoiiher Snbianerftamm bauien,
bod Die @olbiuher iinb gut tewoffnet
uno srt,hlOfen, ole grober.r porau.
hrinsen.
- Yeriudt nur eine 1Og. Sdadtel Cos
caretS, ben f%einften Sober. ober Naaen.Re.
aulator, Der Il aematt tpurbe
Tocoma.- gbinoot Dinbe rno
&esen rldteu In, Beten oes Staates
piel llsbsl on. Drabtlsitunaen lieaeu
in a1en Ribtunsen am Boben, aIe g..
pdiIer iino encyclopaedia unb bic Babn.
iirduee lsioen BON untermaifunseu nnb
uebsrid psmmunsen. Der Snobcmiib
slus bat ieinsn b6hftsn BaHerhonb felt
Meniheussosnfen erreiht. Guf Der
@psrett & Moute Critic Babn 1T aQer
gsItsbr einseitsat. Gdnas benz JluHe
auidHise 8leb5adter flddtsn in bobsr
9elssene &suiers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-11-25

VI 0
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

evening and several matters of interest
were taken up and discussed. Secretary
Page in his report stated that at last the
Iong-looked-for wave of prosperity had
struck the town and the unions affiliated
with the council have but few idle men in
their ranks. Nearly all of the unions
men are now steadily employed and there
is every prospect that this condition of
affairs will lasl for some time to come.
The Llbor day cele oration committee
reported that the celebration is sure to be
a grand success. The council passed q
resolution declaring that all union work
men shall not labor on next Monday, but
that they must observe the day as 1t
should be. A general call was made for
all the mem bers of the affiliated unions
to be- present at the exercises in Metro
politan Temple on the evening OF that day
al s o clock.
Harry NJ. Saunders. the business agent
OF the carpenters' unions appeared before
the council and gave notice that the post
office committee of the San Francisco
Labor Council, the District Council Of
Carpenters and Joiners and the Building
Trades Council will meet tomorrow ni- mt
at 1133 Mission street for the purpose of
devlsing ways and means for the prosecu-
cution of John Kelso, the Postoffice con-
tractor, for working his men more than
eight hours day and in violation of the
eight-hour law.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
Won To Fee Accused of Staying Gov
Ho Yen Last Year.


Ho Yen Last Year.
Won To Fee, also known as Won Dow
Fay, was arrested yesterday by Detec-
tives Wren and Gibson and Officer CapIes
upon warrant charging him with having
killed Cow Ho Yen on or about last
Christmas. On December q the body of
Yen was found hanging TO a rafter by q
silken cord in a stable in the rear of S05
Stockton street. At first glance it was
supposed that the Chinaman had COM
mitted suicide, but closer examination
revealed the fact that he had been MUIR
dered and his body hung up as blind
Pack of his ear was huge bullet hole,
anu the bullet was found lodge in his
spinal column. 1t was also learned that
on the second night preceding the finding
Of the body there had been lively row in
the house in front of the stable and that q
shot had been fired.
The Chinese in The house had tried to
hide the evid ence OF the crime by burning
the dead mans effects. after which they
all fed and for days the police could not
get on the track OF any of them. Lee Hin,
a relative of the dead man, however, went
to work and soon found one whom he ac-
cused of The crime. The accused has kept
out OF the City since the murder and only
returned yesterday, when be was arrested.
Business troubles are said to be al the
bottom of the trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03

wherein, under foreclosure proceedings, a
reorganization of the Union Pacific is
being effected. He said that the sinking
fund, containing seventeen million and
some odd dollars, was gift which Presi-
dent Cleveland made to the reorganizers.
Il am opposed TO this plan of adjusting
the Union Pacific's obligations to the Gov
ernment and will resist it in the Senate if
opportunity presents"
w hen asked if the question would come
before Congress or be DECIDED by the Pres
ident and AttorneyGeneral, the Senator
was not prepared to answer he question.
be mentioned the sum OF 5000 900, 900
as the ascertained value of the property,
and proceeded to show that the scheme OF
reorganization did not protect the inter-
ests of the Government. Judge Magu1re
asked what Huntington was doing all this
time.
Senator Morgan, whose hands were
clasped behind and not visible, said !:
''Hunting gton's hands are ike mine-out
of sight. He is awaiting the outcome of
the Union Pacific settlement, and will
gain what advantage he can in the settle
meht of Central Pacific affairs. He is
patient, and patience is an excellent
quality"
Senator Morgan will visit Southern Cali
fol MIA after he returns IRON the island@.
Speaking of the San PEDRO Harbor con-
test, he observed that the subject now
rested with Secretary Alger. In the con-
versation 1t was incidentally mentioned
by one of the committee that United
States Senator White in recent letter had
not spoken IL very com plimentary terms
of Secre tary Alger.
Senator Morgan's home is in Selma.
He was gallant soldier in the Confeder
ate army during the war. In the first
years OF the struggle he served IN the
West. He was with General Bragg at the
battle Of Missionary Ridge, and subse-
quently served in the Army OF Northern
Virginia under General Lee. He went to
the front from Alabama. Coming over on
the boat last night heNaid that Alabama
to-day was one of the most prosperous
and progressive States in the Union.
The Senator manifested much pleasure
in again meeting Irving M. Scott. In
Washing gton the influence of the Alabama
Senator was cast in favor of building ships
for the navy in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
SUICIDE BY CHARCOAL.
Julius Ambrose, Poor and Sick, La,
Down His Life Discouraged.

Down His Life Discouraged.
julius Am broise. Frenchman who
made a precarious living by peddling hot
waffles in a basket at night, com mitted
suicide last Wednesday night by suffocat.
ing him self with charcoal.
AT half-past II o'clock yesterday morn
ing Mrs. de Vinney, at 81 Stone street,
observing that he had not left his room.
Knocked at his door to awaken h i'm, and,
receiving no response. became alarmed
and sum moned help. The door was forced
open andAm broise was found lying dead in
his bed. He had stopped all the crevices in
the door and windows with pieces of cloth
In the middle Of the room was five-gailon
coal oil can filled with burning charcoal.
The body was taken in charge by the
Coroner. Among his effects was found a
letter from J. W. Mathey at Los Angeles,
telling Ambrose that ifv>be would 90 to
Los Angeles he could make living, but
that he did not know whether he could
make any money.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
General James Thanked.

Assistant Adjutant-General Colonel H. P.
Bush of Major-General James staff received a
very complimentary communication from the
Sheriff OF Colusa County, thanking him for his
promptness in responding to the request from
that county for military aid during the late
trouble at the jail in which mob violence was
threatened by the people. The Sheriff was
free to admit that had there been any delay
in getting the troops to the scene there would
in all probability have been serious trouble
This was made more apparent from the fact
that the Governor. the adjutant-general and
the assists adjutant-general were all alb
sent from Sacramento at the time. and as a
consequence the promptness of Adjutant
General Bush was both timely and well exc
cuted in the opinion of the Colusa authorities.
fact recognized by them in the communica-
ton to Major General James and his adjutant
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
MONEY MADE EASY.
Patsy Carroll, the King Of Bunko Ste


Patsy Carroll, the King of Bunko Steer
ers, Under Arrest.
Patsy Carroll, who is recognized by the
police as the king OF bunko steerers, was
arrested Wednesday by Detectives Gibson
and Wren and Policeman Jerry Dinan,
and is locked up in the ''tanks" pending
an investigation.
The police allege that Patsy has been
advertising under the caption of money
made easy telling people that by apply
ing to him they could make from $40, 600
to $50 COO in nice, quiet, easy way.
P.tsv's programme, according 10 the
police. was to steer applicants against a
gambling game and fleece them out OF
their money. They are now busily en-
gagged trying to discover any unsophlsti-
Gated individuals who were begulled into
answering the Money made easy" advez-
fise ents
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-03
Regatta Committee Appointed.

At meeting of the regatta committee held
Wednesday at the Office of Rowing Commis-
sioner A. p Rothkopf officers for the regatta
were appointed as follows Referee W. R
Berry; starter, Admiral Won Schmidt; mar
snal, q. T. MeGinness; assistant marshal, NJ
Colnan; timekeepers, j. f. Sculy South End),
J. T. Sullivan (Pioneersl Ben Lyons Stockton
Athletic Association), Jose ph Keenan, dol
phin); judges, William Thomas, Herbert Haw-
kins (Soutn End), W. B. HlIchnan. William
Mass (Alameda) Thomas Sands, Harry Lynch
lPIoneeIsl