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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-22
ma razie odwieziono do zak}a
du medycyny sadowej.

wzgledu ma okropna smierc
nieszczssliwej, jak i ze wzglsdu
ma og6lny szacunek sympa.
tye, jakiemi sic cieszy rodzina
pp. Baranowskich. Zmarla
byla najlepsza matka dziewis'
ciorga dzieci j liczyla zaledwie
so lat. Cd niejakiegos czasu
byla cierpisca. Wed}ug orze'
czenia lekarzy przyczyna cier-
pienia jej by} bardzo siluy
rozstaoj nerwowy.
= La06a0. - w Austryi
wedle nowego rozporzsdzenia,
cd poczatku b. r. ssdziowie
urzedujac, musza wystepowaf
takae W stroju urzedowym, t.
j. W togach biretach. o pier
wszej takiej sesyi ssdu karne'
60 we LwoWie donosl ,,Ruch
katolicki": .Pierwsza rozprawa
W togach, odbyta dzisiaj pred
zwyksym trybuna}em karnym
W gmachu ssdowym przy ul.
Batorego miala ma sobie ceche
uroczystosci. Przewodniczy3
jej prezydent ssdu karnego
Zminkowski, jake wotanci
fungowali radcy: Sopotnicki i
Golkowski, o oskarza} proku-
rator Flip. Przyznac trzeba,
ze nowy str6i robi nastrojowe
wraaenie. Togi: sedzi6w z la.
munkiem ioletowym, prokura'
tora z czerwonym, jak krew,
So szata malownicza. Harmo-
ME obrazu psuje tylko proto.
kolant trybunalu przybrany W
str6j najzwyklejszego dmiertel.
nika. Gdy ssdziowie pred
wysiuchlwaniem przysiegi ma
kryli glove biretami, jak to
nakaauie nowy przepis, wido'
canym byl przymus z jakim to
czynili. Rozprawa prze.
prowadzona przez prez. Zmin
kowskiego z wlasciwa sobie
jasnoscia szybkoscia zakoh-
czyla sic skazaniem oskarzone
90 Lradziez Grzegorza Man
dziuka ma 6 miesiecy ciezkiego
wiezienia.
Cieta ese0aga. - w ,,Glosie
Narodu'' opowiada pewien
Rusin Masterpieces anegdots o
hr. Badenim: Hr. Badeni be.
dac namiestnikiem, przyby1 DO
Tarnopola. Tutaj przedsta.
wialy mu sic w}adze a wsr6d
profesor6w miejscowego GIN
nazyum take katecheta ruski,
X. Kopytczsk, prezes fill mo.
skaloflskiego towarzystwa o.
swiaty, imienia Kaczkowskie'
60.
A wiec Ksiadz jestes
prezesem fiji to,warzystwa
Kaczkowskiego?- zapytai hr.
Badeni.
- Tax jest - odpowiedzia
K. Kopytczak.
- A, to mie bardzo dziwi!
- rzekl namiestnik.
- Przeciez to Towarzystwo
przez Rad koncesyonowane -
odparl re swobods KS. kate.
cheta.
- No tax! - odrze kl hr
Badenl - ale i szynk ka2dy
Jest takze koncesyonowany
przez Rad, a mimo to "a z}e
wzietoby Ksisdzu, gdyby
Ksiadz tam poszedl.
Ma tax dosadna charaktery-
styke moskaloflskiego towa-
,,Oswiaty" KS. Kopyt-
czak zapomniai jezyka.
D,Oa samob6jstaOo zajmuja
Warszawiak6w. W ogrodzie
botanicznym, siedzsc ma 1awce
zastrzelil sic Alfred Czarnow-
ski prezes warszawskiego To.
warzystwa dobroczynnosci j
czlonek zarzsdu jednej wiel.
kich tamtejszych fsbryk. W
pozostawicnei kartce podaf "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-22
Telegramy KrajoWe.
z trudem uratOWanI.

z trudem urat0wani
SANDUsKY, O., 21 Stycznia.
silny wicher zwia. dzisiaj z
lodu 100 namiot6w rybackich,
PREY wyspie Put-in-Bay i
wrzuci} je do jeziora Erie:
200 mezczyzn, kobiet i daieci
trudnoscia zdolaao uniknac
smierci, gdy lod, ma kt6rym sig
znajdowali, oderwal sic cd
brzegu i zaczsl posuwac sic ma
srodek jeziora. Niekt6re ma
mioty zapali}y SIG, zanim wpa'
dly do wody.
z Alaski.
TACOMA, Wash, 81 Stycznia.
w Juneau, Dyea i Skaguay
znaiduje sig obecnie tyle ludzi,
Re robotnikom plaza ceny da'
leko nizsze, niz p}acono daw.
nisi. Bardzo wiele os6b spo'
zywa swe sapasy, ME mogac
wcale znalezt piracy. Wycze.
kujs wszyscy sniegu i mrozu,
gdya W tym wypadku rozpo
cznie sic wyw6z zapas6w
zywnosci i roznych innych
towar6w praez wswozy Chill
coot i White. Wtenczas niko.
mu ME zbraknie zatrudnienia.
Wyrownany rachunek.
TOLEDO, O., 81 Stycznia. =
Na Kelly's Island zamieszkaly
J6zef Folk sprowadzl z Eu.
ropy dwie corki. Ma opedzenie
koszt6w ich podrosy pozyczyi
cd dw6ch sssiad6w po $50.
Wierzyciele upominali sic
obecnie o pienisdze. Tych
Folk ME posiadal. Natomiast
posiadal dwie cork ma wyda'
niu. Kazda rich podoba}a
sic iednemu 2 wierzycieli. Pc
przeprowadzeniu ukladow po.
godzono sic. Wierzyciele wy
prawili wczoraj podw6jne
wesele skwitowali J6zefa
Folk z pretensyi. Depesza do
daje, ae Folk i jego zisciowie
pochodzs podobno z Polski.
Zemsta uczni6w.
ANNA, ILL.,, 81 Stycznia.
Mlody nauczyciel wiejski z
powiatu Alexander, John Nc
Gowan, ukaral dw6ch ch}yst.
k6w 20 niewlasciwe zachowa-
ME sig W szkole. Ci napadli
nastepnie ma nauczyciela, gdy
tenze szed4 do koscio}a i spo.
niewierali 60 W TAXI spos6b,
re smiertelnie ranionego mu-
siano odwiezG do domu. Wy.
rostk6w aresztowano. Zostans
stawieni pred sad przysis-
glych.
McKenna ssd3ia nsjWyaszym.
WASHINGTON, 81 Styczn. -
Ma egzekutywaem posiedzeniu
senatu zatwierdzono znaczns
wiekszoscia glos6w nominacye
J6zefa McKenna ma urzad mai.
wyzszego sedziego zwiazkowe-
90. Przeciwko zatwierdzenia
nominacyi wystspowa} ener-
gicznie, lecz bezskutecznie &C.
nator Allen.
Legislature stanu Illinois.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, 81 Styc7.
w senacie przyjsto "a glosami
przeciw 9 bill o podatku do
chodowym. Senator Littler
przemawia} ostro przeciw bi.
lowi. Zamiast zniesc urzsdy
asesor6w township" senat
pragnie przeprowadzic prawo,
kt6re we wszystkich powiatach
stanu wywola zamieszanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-22

ozyf sesye. zdaje sic, ze przesluchi
wanie Luetgsrta zajmie kilka dni
czasu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-22
Strajk maszynist6w

LoNDYN, 81 Stycznia. -
Strajk maszynist6w nalezy u
waza6 "a sko6czony. Pracoda-
wcy dali i'm tydzie6 czasu do
namyslu. Mkt ME wstpi, ze
przyjdzie do wzajemnego po-
rozumienia SIG i maszynisci
wr6cs do roboty. Strajk skoh.
czy sig przegrana maszynistow.
Zatarg z Chinami.
LoNDYN, 22go Stycznia. -
Dzisiaj odp}ywais okrety ia.
po1skie z Yokohama do Chin.
Rad francuski zakupil trzy
chi6skie okrety kupieckie i
przewozi6 bedzie mimi wojsko.
Tutejsze gazety zapatrujs sic
pessymistycznie ma stan rzeczy
W Chinach. Rad chi1ski ME
chce ami cd Anglii AMI Cd Ro-
syi przyjsc pozyczki. Postara
sig o pieniadze ma innej dro'
DE.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-22

przeostaWlcleloM Hocafs1", 20
ME ma mic przeciwko temu,
azeby ksieciu Jerzemu greckle-
mu powierzono urzsd guberna'
tora Krety, byleby ma wybor
ten zgodzi3y sic wszystkie inne
rzsdy europejskie.
SOcyalisci sasg}osni.
BRUKsELA, 81 Sycznia. -
w izbie deputowanych zarzu-
Gil socyalista Demblon pre-
wodniczacemu, ae bedsc preze::
sem ministr6w, utrzymywat
Scisle stosunki re szpiegami
policyjnymi. Powstala stsd
burza. Izba uchwalila 81 gfo'
sami przeciw 27 zasuspendo-
wanie Demblona i usuniscie 60
re sail obrad.
Pod Haunegau zerwa}a sic
liua u elewatoru W kopalnl
Bonne Esperauce. Is g6rni-
k6w wpadlo W przepasc i zna-
lazlo smierc ma miejscu.
ROzruchy we WfOszech.
RlYM, 81 Stycznia. - Mi.
mister Rudini tlomaczyl we
wloskim sejmie pr2yczyny o.
statnich rozruch6w. Ceny 2y-
wnosci posSoczyly W gore,
Rad wstrzymaa roboty publ.
czne ze wzgled6w oszczednosci
a agitatorzy z zawodu korsy-
stais re sposobnosci i mama.
wiaja lud do eksces6w.
Oswiadczenie prezesa ministrow'
PARya, 9lgo Stycznia. =
w izbie deputowanych zwra'
cal Bernard uwags ma niebez.
piecze1stwo, grozsce Francyi
ze strony klerykai6w. Prezes
ministr6N Melini odpowie-
dzial, ze twierdzenie to jest
bezpodstawne. Rad francuzki
ME sklada sic z klerykaa6w, a
papiez ME migsza sic do spraw
wewnetrznych Francyi. Me:
bezpiecze6stwo grozi Francyi
ze strony socyalist6w j rewolu.
cyonist6w, kt6rych do obozu
katolickiego zaliczac ME mo.
zna.
WypraWa do Chin
PARYa, 2lgo stycznia. -
Potwierdza sic wiadomosc, ze
okrety wojenne "Bruix" i
"Vauban" otrzymaly r!ozkaz
natychmiastowego udania sic
ma woody chinskie. Admiral
Beaumont obejmie dowodztwo
mad fots francuzka ma dalekim
wschodzie.
Zapowiedz spokoju.
MADRYr, 81 Stycznia, - Ma
radzie ministr6w oswiadczyl
senor Sagasta, ze ma wyspie
Kubie zapanuje wkr6tce zu-
pe}ny spok6j. Liczne powody
skladaja sic ma to, azeby W
przekonaniu tenn utwierdzic
nietylko Rad hiszpa1ski lecz
takze Rad Stan6w Zjednoczo.
czonych P6}n. Ameryki.
Kfopoty Austryi.
PRAaA, 2l Stycznia. - Ola
zapobiezenia nieporzsdkom
wyszlo rozporzsdzenie, zaka-
zuisce noszenia odznak towa-
rzystw studenckich i klubo-
wych. Rozporzsdzenie to wy
wolalo burze W sejmie czeskim.
Nazwano namiestnika CondeN.
hove oszustem. Szlachta byla
zmuszona towarzyszyc mamie.
stnikowi, gdy ten opuszczal
sale sejmowa.
W Budziszynie (Budweis)
awycisayli przy wyborach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-22
WypraWa do Chin.

PARYz, 2lgo Stycznia. -
Potwierdza sic wiadomosc, re
okrety wojenne "Bruix" i
"Vauban'' otrzymaly rozkaz
natychmiastowego udania sic
ma woody chinskie. Admiral
Beaumont obejmie dowodztwo
mad fota francuzka ma dalekim
wschodzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-22

Niemcy. Rozgniewany lud wy.
bijal okna W domach niemie.
ckich. Potrzeba by1o przywo'
lac wojsko dla przywrocenia
porzadku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-22
Telegramy zagraniczne
Mic ME znaczace oswiadczenie.

BERLIN, s1go Stycznia. =
Rad niemiecki oswiadczyf
przedstawicielom mocarstw, ze
ME ma mic przeciwko temu,
azeby ksieciu J Jerzemu greckle-
mu powierzono urzsd guberna'
tora Krety, byleby ma wybor
ten zgodzi}y sic wszystkie inne
rzsdy europejskie.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-23
Eppes Will Be Unseated.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The naval appropriation bill was reported to the House to-day, but as it had not been printed printed the contested ted election case ,,. Of ginia District was taken up and debated until 4 o'clock. when the House, owing to the illness of Rhea of Kentucky who was to speak this afternoon, adjourned until tomorrow, at which time the case will be resumed. The prevailing inn presson is that Eppes. the sitting mem sion in this case will largely depend the decision of the two other vacancies in which practically the same questions are involved. MT. Eppes had 2621 plurality on the face of the returns. Extensive frauds were charged, and the majority of the committee found that MT. Thorpe should have received BOT plurality, and upon their finding recommended that he be seated.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-23
Los Angeles Citizen the Victim of a Police
 Outrage.
Locked Up and Denied Pernnis- sion to Communicate
 With Friends.
Siberian Methods Exposed by an In- vesdgation by the Police
 Commission.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

LOS ANGELES, March 22. - For some time past it seems to have been the custom in the Los Angeles Police Department for few members or the detective force to cause the arrest of parties on suspicion and to lock them up at the City Jail without giving the suspected persons an opportunity to communicate with their friends or at torneys. This practice has been car ried far beyond reasonable lines, and to-day the Police Commission institut- ed an investigation which clearly dem onstrated that James Gillott, plas- tering contractor, had been made the victim of a police outrage.
 GiIlott was taking some lumber from a house at about o'clock in the even ing. He was passing by the house with his wagon, en route home. Spe- cial Officer Foster arrested him, and despite his explanation that Contractor Thomas Brown had given him the privilege of taking the lumber, Gillott was taken to the station and locked up for the night. His family was not no tified and no effort was made to verify his story.
 The next morning he asked for per mission to send for Attorney Meyers duu IIllS pIlNlle60 was uSIllSu I1e was told by the jailor that the only at torney he could send for was Hugh Crawford. He accordingly sent for Crawford and agreed to pay him $25 to obtain his release, $10 of which was ta- ken from money he had on his person at the time of his arrest.
 In the meantime Gillotts friends were looking for him, and, finding him at the station, obtained his release. Crawford. whom he did not want for an attorney, retained the $1O, for which he had rendered no service.
 All these facts were brought out at the Police Commission investigation to-day and created quite a sensation. Chief of Police Glass endeavored to defend the accused officers, and the re- suit was a warm argument between Mayor Snyder. Police Commissioner Wyman and Chief Glass. The matter is not ended yet and may result in some change in the personnel of both the Police Commission and the depart ment as the sentiment against Siberi- an police methods in Los Angeles Is pronounced.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-23
CHILD STUMBLES
 INTO A BONFIRE Life of a Nine Port land Girl Goes Out in
 Flames.
Two Little Tots Play With a Blaze and One Receives Fatal
 Burns.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

Special Dispatch to The Call.
 PORTLAND. March 22.-Little Oracle Crow, 9-year-old girl, who lives In Graceland, in the southeastern part of the city, to-day fell into a bonfire which she and her little brother had built, and before help could be summoned received burns from which she died.
 The child had been sick and unable to attend school. but her parents, thinking the air would be good for her, sent her out into the yard to play with her 5-year- old brother. After playing about for some time, the children set fire to old tar barrel, and in high glee at the bright blaze, piled on everything infiammable they could find.
 While engaged in this occupation Oracle went too near the fire, and, becoming frightened, stumbled and fell. The blaze communicated to her clothing. and when she finally managed to scramble to her feet and run screaming to the house she was a mass of flames. By the time she reached the house her dress was com pletely burned on, and she fainted with agony. Blankets were wrapped around her and the flames were put out, but the poor child was past help, and died in a few minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-23
GOLD EXTRACTED
 FROM SEA WATER.
Bullion Distilled at Lubec, Me, For warded to the United States
 Assay Office

NEW YORK, March 22.-Gold worth $599 61 and fifty-eight ounces of silver, worth about $32, were the result of an assay of bullion sent to the United States assay office last week by the Electrolytic Marine Salts Company of North Lubec, Me, which extracted it from sea water. The bullion showed fineness of .3171a gold and 634 silver, the rest being some base metal. Superintendent Mason of the as- say office. said three years ago while he was on the Pacific Coast the United States Assayer at San Francisco, John w. Peck, told him he had been experi- menting with water from the Pacific Ocean and had found that ton of sea water contained about 4 cents in gold. On that basis it would take about 15 900 tons of sea water to produce the bullion forwarded by the Electrolytic Marine Salts Company.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-23
EDITOR FISKE IS
 HELD FOR LIBEL.
Must Answer for the Statements Published About the Theatrical
 Syndicate.

NEW YORK, March 22.-Before Judge Simms, in Jefferson Market Court to-day, Harrison Grey Fiske was held for gen. eral sessions on two distinct charges of criminal libel, brought against him by the so-called theatrical syndicate composed of Al Hayman and Charles Frohman. Klaw & Erlanger and Nixon & Thinner man.
 The charges were based upon articles in two supplements of the Dramatic Mirror, issued by him through the United States mails after the American News Company had refused to allow him to publish this matter in the regular issue. of his paper Al Hayman, in speaking of the matter to- night, said: Don't you think 1t is about time a halt was called upon the license indulged in by some lawyers in question: ing witnesses? In the case just ended before Judge Simms interrogatories were propounded to witnesses of a most scur- rilous nature without the slightest foun- dation for them, and in spite of the fact that they were objected to and objections sustained their purpose was successful, Tor In some instances the questions found their way to print, which is all they were asked for. It seems to me that this ten- dency on the part of some lawyers is cer- tain to bring the most noble profession In the world into disrepute.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-23
ASPHYXIATED BY FUMES
 OF BURNING CHARCOAL.
Employe of Santa Rosa Brewery Found Dying in Large
 Tank

SANTA ROSA, March 22.-When Geo. Gernert, the head brewer of Grace Bros. brewery. entered the cellar this after noon to inspect work ordered done he found the almost lifeess body of young John Bolinger, an employe of the brew cry, lying prostrate on the floor. Hastily carrying the body to the door, Gernert called for help. When assistance came Bohnger. still breathing, was removed to the open air. Physicians were sum moned, but before they arrived the young man was dead.
 Coroner Young was notified and an in quest was held this evening. From the testimony introduced it was shown that young Bolinger had been working in the cellar cleaning and drying two large tanks. In one he had placed a sheet-iron charcoal stove to assist in drying the huge receptacle. The general opinion is that the young mans death was due to the inhalation of the charcoal fumes. Dr. R. P. Smith, a witness at the inquest, was inclined to the belief that death might have resulted from heart failure, superinduced by exertion and the heat of the tank
 The verdict of the jury was to the ef- feet that death was the result of natural causes. Bolinger was a young man well known in this city, where he has lived with his parents for many years.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-23
PALo ALTO HORSES SOLD.
Harness Animals Disposed Of at
 Auction in New York.

NEW YORK, March PA consignment of racers from the Palo Alto stock farm were sold at auction at Madison Square Garden to-day. Adbeel. the world s yearling champion trotter, with a record of 2:23, brought the top price of the day. Following is a partial list of sales:
 Adbeel, 2:30, trotter, 93, by Advertiser Beautiful Bells, to Suburban Stock Farm Glen Falls, N. Y, S3000.
 HaIlingto, 2:161a, trotter, S9, by Hal dane-Liiy Lexington, to J. Connors, New
 Salome, trotter, 95, by Whips-Sonnet, to Nathan Strauss, New York city, $500
 Fleuretta, trotter, 96, by Dexter Prince Wildfower. to J. c. Mccoy, Kirkwood,
 Tom Craig, trotter. ss. by Electric Lady May, to c. W. Lewis, New York - Astoifo, 2:2sA, trotter, s9, b. g. by Elec-
 Keepsake 2:291A, trotter, s1, by Monoc- acy-Novia, to Fred H. Kels. New York ''fss Belie ss0Oi west, 1890. 2:1oH. by Double stroke Belle, by Westwood. to J. M. Nc Guire, New York city, $660
 Major Ross, 1890, 2:161z, by Anteros- Blanche H, by Blue Bull to c. w. Las- cell, Whitmansville, Mass, S1075
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-23
PASO ROBLES EDITOR
 IN JAIL FOR LIBEL.
He Voluntarily Surrenders Himself When There Is No Need of
 His Doing So.

SAN LUIS OBIsPO. March 22-s. D.
 Merk, editor of the Paso Robles Record, was held to-day for criminal libel by Jus tice of the Peace c. H. Arnold of Paso Robles Merk printed an article which Attorney P. o. Chilstrom took as insinu- ating dishonesty his part in handling held Merk wanted to have the case de- cided at once and came here and surren- dered himself to the Sheriff. and then habeas corpus on the grounds that the evidence at the examination did not war rant holding him for libel. Superior Judge Unangst failed to so decide and
 Merk is left in a jail into which he walked of his own accord. Judge Un- angst may relase the prisoner tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-23
WOMAN WITH CRAIG
 IS NOT HIS WIFE.
Dual Life and Queer Acts of the Missing H. H. Craig of
 Rochester

NEW YORK, March 22-H. H. Craig, whose mysterious disappearance in San Francisco was reported to-day, Is pro- prietor of the H. H. Craig Lumber Com pany of Rochester. The first of the month he went to San Francisco ostensibIy for his health. At the same time there left the city woman who mas been known for years to be his companion It is almost certain that the Miss Craig with him at the time of his disappearance was this woman. It is believed in Rochester that Craig merely took the wrong train and that he will turn up all right He suffered a stroke of paralysis few years ago and has been queer ever since Craig openly supported two establish ments in Rochester His family consists of wife, daughter and several sons, one a Rochester University student In March, 1885, his daughter married a man claiming to be wealthy MT. Davis of San Francisco, but this turned out to be untrue
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-23
INTERESTS THE PEOPLE
 OF THE PACIFIC COAST.
Registers and Receivers Named for Land Offices at Stockton and
 Independence.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Presi- dent to-day sent to the Senate the fol- lowing nominations: To be registers of the land office, J. D. Maxey Stockton, and s. w. Austin at Independence; to be re- ceivers, Henry s. Sargent at Stockton and F. E. Densmore at Independence.
 The Attorney-General to-day sent to Congress a letter recommending an ap- propriation of $400 to pay Frank F. Flint for services as special deputy marshal for the Southern District of California during the months of June and July, 1894.
 Representative NewlandS of Nevada to- day introduced a bill authorizing the sec retary to make surveys of the Truckee, Carson, Humboldt and Walker rivers in purposes. The bill appropriates $40,00O for the work.
 Pacific Coast patents were granted to- day as follows: California-Newton D. Chase, Pokegama, Ut awl: Peter A. Fin. negan, San Francisco, starting gate; John s. Jennings, San Francisco, anti-frictional hank for sails; Martin F. Kechinka, sco- assignor of one-half to R. F. Jackson, machinery for extracting gold; Peter J. Nicolini, Oakland, device for sulphuring casks. Oregon-Harry K. Greenleaf Portland, assignor of two-thirds to c. D. Porter and J. c. Hollister thawing-ma- chine, or device for producing hot-air blasts. Washington-Joseph Harle, Van couver, magazine firearm.
 Army orders-By direction of the Sec retary of War, Rudolf Heller ordnance detachment now at Benicia arsenal, Cali fornia, is, upon his own application, transferred to West Point, N. Y.
 Pensions have been issued as follows: California-Original: Henry Fair, San Diego, $S. Increase: John Harris, San Diego S6 to $8.
 Oregon-Original widow; Sarah A. Hamilton, Linnton. sS. Mexican War sur vivors, increase: Elijah D. Sale, Myrtle Creek $S to SIP.
 Ex-Supervisor H. F. Dundon of San Francisco is at the St. James. Mrs. J. S. Chapman and Miss Chapman of Los An geles are at the Raleigh. Ex-Senator Felton has gone to Philadelphia to visit his daughter, Mrs. Elkins
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-23
BACKING OF THE
 METHODIST MISSION.
Chinese Militia Refuses to Allow the Execution of the Murderer
 of a Student.

SHANGHAI, March 22.-Further tele- grams from Chung King Flu regarding the sacking of the Methodist Medical Mission in the Kiang Pehi country show that the Chinese militia is now there in large force and refuses to allow the exc cution of the death sentence passed upon the murderer of the student who was killed by the rioters who destroyed the mission as announced in these dis patches on March 16. The foreign con- suls now demand that the Taotai disperse the militia, execute the murderer, arrest the leaders of the rioters, pay 800 900 taels for the property destroyed, allow the mission to reoccupy it's premises and en- gage to protect the members of the mis- cin
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-23
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THE NEW YORK HERALD
 WILL PROTECT ITS NEWS

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The San Francisco call., 1898-03-23
DEMAND BETTER PAY.

SANTA BARBARA. March 22.-C. D. Vincent of San Francisco, who got the contract for laying pipe for the city s new water system, is experiencing trouble in engaging laborerS. He offered fifteen cents an hour for ten-hour days work. The Iaborers at first demanded S2 a day of eight hours work, that being the rate paid by the city. Vincent refused, say ing he would bring men from San Fran cisco This aroused the local workmen, who held a mass-meeting. deciding to work for $1 75 for nine hours work. For ty-five men went out to work to-day but were induced to quit by the men who arc demanding S1 75 a day.