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clared himself absolutely convinced or the guilt of Dreyfus, and the third who resigned on that account. His totally inexplicable and unexpected act was the chief sensation of the day. He dealt veritabIe coup de 1arnac to the Cabi- net, and precipitated new struggle between the military and naval author ities.
 Yesterday (Tuesday) was the first time General Chanoine ever sat on the Ministerial bench, and his colleagues knowing that he was unacustomed to the tricks of oratorical efforts, such as M. DerouIede indulged in. tried vainly to prevent his ascending the tribunal. He spoke briefly. with painful incoher- ence, and then literally bolted from the chamber.
 The scenes that followed were almost indescribable When M Brisson ap- peared in the tribunal he was greeted with insults and imprecations from all sides. But he stood his ground calmly.
 A lady who was leaving the gallery after the adjournment, on being asked by Deputy how she enjoyed it all. re- piled, Immense. Wasn't 1t delirious? So much better than the Comedie Fran caise."
 Yes" replied the Deputy. land this is only the beginning
 It Is said that President Faure de- clined to receive General Chanoine when. the latter called at the Elysee af- ter bolting the chamber.
 M. Faure sent out word that he could only receive Chanoines resignation through M. Brisson.
 In a subsequent interview between M. Faure and M. Brisson, it was agreed that the Portfolio of War could only be entrusted to a civilian in order to assert the subordination of military au- thorities.
 Even now it is difficult to state clear ly why the Ministry resigned. but there Is a general belief that it was In order to avoid, if possible, serious street dem onstrations fomented by Messrs. De- roulede and Drumont, who have been the heroes of the nights proceedings.
 Altogether some 250 arrests have been made. Nothing is now heard about Fashoda, but it is regarded as extreme ly probable that the Cabinet crisis will be utilized to put M. Hanotaux back in the Foreign Office. M. Moline Is also mentioned as a possible new Premier to succeed the retiring Brisson, who has succeeded himself.
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UNION PACIFIC ROAD
 IN A STRANGE MIDDLE
Claims of Sixty Millions of Dollars Against Assets of Four
 MillinnS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The Govern ment directors of the Union Pacific hand ed in their annual report to-day. Proceed ings have been instituted against the Union Pacific by the Department of Jus tice for allowing the United States the sum of s6, ,58S, 900, together with interest on the, sl2, ,S91 300 from April l, 1897, to February 12 1S9S and also interest on s6 ,6SS 300 from February Is, 1898. The value of the assets in the hands of the receiv- CTS of the Union Pacific Railroad in the suit against the company and others. in which Oliver Ames and others are com plainants, which are not covered by any specific lien or. incumbrance, and which are available for the payment or part Union Pacific Railroad Company which remain unsatisfied, is not exactly known, such assets exceed s4 100000 In amount The amount of the claims which have been presented and which claim right of participation in the assets approximate S60 600 000
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BOSS REA'S GANG
 STILL 4 MENACE
Voters Will Be at Its
 Mercy.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SAN JOSE, Oct. 25.-"Jim" Rea's handiwork is plainly discernible in the appointment of the list of election off, cers made by the Board of Supervisors yesterday and it now looks as though the voters of this citv will be given an- other exhibition of the disreputable tac- tics that characterized the gang's vic- tory at the Republican primaries.
 With only a few exceptions the same inspectors, judges and clerks have been named At the primaries respectable citizens were deprived of their votes, and ballot-box stuffing and the grossest frauds were perpetrated. All the toughs and hoodlums in the city were out in force working at the polls and the peo- pie who refused to vote the gang ticket were jostled and insulted.
 These same election officers have been put in the polling places again, and Req and the Mackenzies will make the most of the advantage. The officers of the primary election were appointed by the Republican County Central Committee at the request of Req. Now the Board of Supervisors have named the same men, and it is presumed Boss Req dic- tated the list. The Democrats appoint ed are friendly to Req.
 In the country precincts the election officers are of better class than in the city. The gang cannot get men in these places to do their dirty work, and con- sequently fair elections are held. But the gang has taken steps to cut down any majority obtained in the country, and anything will be resorted to in the city to gain a big vote.
 There are seventytwo precincts in the county, and. as each precinct has an election board of eight, there are 576 election officers in the county. This gives the gang quite an army of work CTS. Each of these officers will average at least $10 for his work, so here Is a corruption fund of $5760. There may be a few antigang men among them. but it Is safe to wager the number will not equal twenty-five.
 By law the Democrats are entitled to one-half the officers, but, as year af- ter year the lists they have submitted to the Supervisors have been ignored. they consider themselves fortunate to get any kind of & Democrat on the board this year.
 The Good Government League and other reform forces are taking steps to head off the wholesale perpetration of the grossest of frauds on election day. Watchers are to be appointed at all the polls, and those discovered at the sli~htest fraud will be prosecuted.
 Now that Boss Rea has been convicted. the people are satisfied that the min ions of the boss and Mackenzie are not exempt from punishment. The election of James H. Campbell as District At torney Is assured, and with this gentle man in office evil-doers will get their just deserts. Req has controlled that office for the past four years, and any attempt to punish gangsters has been quashed. The Good Government League has raised fund especially for the prosecution of bailot-box suffers and other perpetrators of election frauds, and the methods employed by the gang to intimidate voters and carry tine Re- publican primaries will not be toler- ated.
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INDIANS THREATEN
 TROUBLE IN NEVADA
Shoshones Protest Against Arrest of One of the Tribe-SettIers on
 the Defensive

CARSON, New, Oct Ex-Governor Sad Ter this afternoon received a call for rifles and ammunition from citizens in and around Midas, Nye County. The Sho- shone Indians around that cifv arc ,sIa,1 ming an outbreak, and all abIe-bodied men for miles around are congregated on one Of the ranches and have armed them tack "'
 The whole trouble arose over the arrest of an Indian, and the dusky leaders have melted their followers to resistance The Indians are well armed, and other tribes are expected to come to their aid. Sey- enty-flye rifles, together with ammunition have been forwarded from the State ar senal.
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SAN JOSE WEDDING.
George W. Rutherford and Miss M.
 E. Kell United.

SAN JOSE, Oct. 25.-One of the pret- uest weddings ever held in this city oc- cured to-day in St. Joseph's Catholic Church at noon, when George w. Rutherford and Miss Mae Elean Kell were united in marriage. The edifice was beautifully decorated and society was well represented The officiating clergy men were Rev. Fathers R. E. Kenna and j.. Walsh. Miss Erne Faulkner was maid of honor. Misses Sybil Morehouse and Mary Wilcox were bridesmaids, and T. T. Kell best man. The groom is the only sen of the late G. w. Rutherford, pioneer cap italist, and the bride is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. T. B. Kell.
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CAPITALIZED FOR
 TEN MILLIONS
Union Tobacco Company of America Begins Operations on
 Gigantic Scale.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct 25.-The Union Tobacco Company of America, capitalized at $10,000,o90, filed a certificate of incorpo- ration with the Secretary of State to-day. The eompany's capital is composed of S2 100000 preferred stock, and S, ,O0O, ,0OO common stock. Its principal office is to be in New York City, and 1t purposes to manufacture and sell tobacco in all it's forms. The directors are Francis G. Iu- gersoH and Charles M. Billings of New York and William A. Coleman of Brook lyn. The company paid to the State a corporation tax of SIP 800
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NOT A RAILROAD M0UTHPIECE
POPULAR IN YUBA, YoLo AND
 SUFFER.
Evidence of the Esteem in Which the Gentleman Is Held Among All Classes in His
 District.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

EVANSVILLE, Oct. 25.-The edi- torial attack in the Examiner of Octo- Der 20 on Hon w. M. Cutter, the Re publican nominee for the Senate from this district, has attracted very little attention here. In this Senatorial Dis trict-which comprises the counties of Tuba, Sutter and Yolo-there is but scanty reference to the railroad in the present campaign as little or no anti railroad sentiment exists among the
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-26
ANr1-sALooN MEN BLOWN UP
Dastardly Attempt at Murder in a
 Michigan Town.

MARQUETTE, Mich, Oct. 25.-An at- tempt apparently was made at 1:1Q a. m. to murder James Pendill, an enthusiastic anti-saloon man, and, incidentally, his en- tire family, by blowing up the house with dynamite. The charge was not heavy enough to wreck the house. Pendill and his family escaped. There Is no clew to the identity of the culprit
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THREE SPANISH NOTES. Posting the American Commissioners
 in Havana

HAVANA, Oct. 25.-To-day the Spanish commission delivered three notes to the American Commissioners, one contain ing the information that the steamer Notre Dame du Salute and Montevideo sailed this afternoon for Gibara to em- bark the Spanish forces of Holguin, and another pointing out that articles sold by auction at the arsenal are for the most part only old cannon. not fit to be used In war and sold to be utilized as bronze.
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TWO MEN SHOT BY
 A MOB IN GEORGIA
Both Were Implicated in the Murder of Mrs. Atkinson in South
 Caro1ina

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct. 25.-After a Coro- ner's inquest, during which Jim Macl.ie and Luther Sullivan implicated each other in the murder of Mrs. B. O. Atkin- son at the Republican Church, Edgeheld County, in South Carolina, both men were shot to death tonight by the en- ragged people in the neighborhood in which the murdered woman lived. The assassin fired at her from the roadside late at night while she and her husband were re- turning from Augusta to their home.
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DIR. MEYERS & CO.,.

FHESE SOCCESS-
 If u l physicians have the most exten- sive practice a n d largest and b 2 $ t equipped medical in- stitution on the Pa cific Coast. They have such confidence in their ability that they will let the pa tient deposit the price of a cure in any bank or with any business house or newspaper in San Francisco. to be paid to them when the cure is effected. or will take monthly installments if the ? a t i e n t prefers. Thnnvza-I- ,,-l A
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Death of a Veteran printer.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-James Went worth Osgood, aged S3 years, died in this city to-day. When a young man he work ed on the Boston Transcript. Later he moved to Columbus, Ohio, and published books and afterward to Vandalia, H., in Illinois
The San Francisco call., 1898-10-26

MADRID, Oct. 25.-In spite of all eff forts of the Queen Regent ministerial crisis seems imminent. Already there Is talk of an interim Ministry under Veja de Armijo, President of the Chamber of Deputies, until peace is concluded. The other alternative is General Polavieja, but Sagasta Is wonderfully clever in is suing successfully from a difficult situ- ation, and has not thrown up the sponge vet.
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Results at Latonia.

CINCINNATI, Oct 25-Weather cloudy; track very poor. Summaries:
 First race. one mile, selling: Jack Hayes, iO4 e. Taylor), to and to 2. 2 Topper 100 (Southard). to 1................... 8
 Time, 1:51 In Lassie Lou, John Connors and Irene Blair also ran.
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CAVE IN THE BADER
 MINE, NEAR MAGALIA
Five Men Entombed for Time-All but One Are Finally
 Pocc11ad

oROVILLE, Oct 25.-This afternoon at 1 o'clock a cave occurred in the Bader mine, near Magalia, and five miners. in cluding Superintendent G. B. Mowry, were caught in the debris. An upraise George B. Mowry N. Cadman, Will Hen drix and Frank Scroggins were rescued. The last named was severely cut and bruised. but the others were unhurt. One miner. Morandi, has not yet been found and it is probable that he is dead
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mile and forty vards:

Sixth race. mile and forty yards: Brass 9S (O'Leary), 12 to 1......-..............1 Hardy c. 96 (Harrigan), 10 to l and to It.. Dr. Withrow, 95 CMcCue), 20 to 1............... Time, 1:46 4-5.
 Becky Rolf. Fair Rebel. Gerara, Staysan Emma Nora and Delicate also ran.
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fourth race. one mile. selling:

Fourth race one mile selling: Viscount. 100 (CrowhursO to 5.............. Lyllis 10S (Britton), to l and to 5.......... Time, 1:4S
 Lib4tion, Kathie May. Mitt Boykin. Dutch Bard. Ma Angeline and Duncan Belle also ran
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Fifth race, one mile. selling: Knight of the Garter. 1OS (Clawson). to B.. Tanis, IOS (O'Leary) 50 to 1 and 15 to 1....... Tinge 105 fCunningham) to 1................
 Time, 1:42 3-5.
 Red Spider. Wordsworth, Prime Minister, James Monroe, Bastion, Hanlon, Alamo and Nina H also
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How They Ran at Aqueduct.

NEW YORK, Oct 25.-Aqueduct summaries
 First race five furlongs selling: Prince of Wales 10S (Maher), ' to 2.......... Ordeal 107 co Leary). to l and even........ Colonel Tenny, 10S (Clawson), 10 to 1..........
 Time, 1:02.
 Handcuf, The Hub, Strangest, BeIgrave Magic o. Somers. Vermouth, Vooris anC Carmatop also ran.
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Sixth race, mile. selling: Deyo, 97 (Southard), to Standardization. 1 The Star of Bethlehem, 14 (Dupee), 13 to 5 ana even Barbee. 100 (Crowhurst). to 1................. 3 Time, 1:471z.
 Aunt Maggie, Mordecai, Leo Lake. Suenell R. E. Sack and Helen H. Gardner also ran.
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SPANISH CABINET CRISIS.
Believed the Queen Regent and Sa-
 gasta Cannot Prevent It.
MADRID, oc.

Special cable to The Call and the New York Herald. Copyrighted, 1898, by James Cor don Bennett.
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.cond race, five and a half furIongs:

Second race, five and a half furIongs: Donald Bain. 115 (Kuhn). 1 to 2................ Parakeet, 115 q. Matthews) to l and to D. 2 Red Pirate, los C. Thompson), to 5.......... 3 Time 1:13.
 Harry Preston, The Geezer, Al sirat and Frank Mcconnell also ran
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Fifth race, five furlongs:

Fifth race five furlongs: Lecla, JOS (Britton). to 1.................... 1 Maid of Promise. 10S q. Matthews). to l and ta .............................. 2 Georgie, 1oS (Guiterrez), to 2................ 3 Time, 1:06A
 Piccola, Primavera, Lillie Mark, Rose Ash AcoEine, Manana, Beana and Wend also ran
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Second race, mile and forty yards: Frohman, 96 q. Daly). to 5................. 1 Banquo IT, 10S (Maher), to and l to 4....-. 2 Myth 106 (J. Weber,, 50 to 1....................
 Time, 146 3-5.
 Nearest, Campania General Maceo Brighton Burns, Doggett and Harry Crawford also ran
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Fourth race, five furlongs Sister Fox. 107 (Songer), to 1................. Village Pride 10S CTurner), 10 to and to l. 2 Miss Order. 107 (Clawson), 25 to 1............ Time 1:03.
 St. Sophie, Lady Exile, Viva, Lady Dora. Belle of Oakwood, Laroupee, Ypsilanti, Savilie and Tenor also
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Third race, one and a sixteenth miles. han dicap: Alleviate, 1O5 (Conley), 3 to 1................. l. What Next, no q. Matthews), 3 to 2.......... Time, l 53.
 Sauber also ran.
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Third race, seven furlongs: Swiftmas, 113 (Maher), l to 3.................-. Warrenton, 120 (Clawson), to 1 and even.... Kinnikinnic, 109 (Spencer), 4 to 1....u........
 Time, 1:24 4-5.
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"The Dead Body" by H. G. Wells, author of 'The War of the Worlds" :" in next Sundays Call.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-26
MAY BUILD TO vancouver
REPORTED EXTENSION OF THE
GREAT NORTHERN SYSTEM.
Engineers I'm the British Columbia
Town Drawing Plans for the
Construction of Railroad
Bridge Across the Fraser River.

SPECIAL Dispatch 20 the Post-Tnteliisencer
VANCOUVER. Z. c, New. aS.--Tr leaked
out today tina: the GTeas Northern railway
intends to run Il line into this ely. Engi-
Peers have been engaged here and a. New
Westminster TOR several days. preparing
plans for bridge 10 span Fraser river.
President Hill has been negotiating sor ne
SITE q the Hastings IuInasr nil. recently
DESTROYED by iire, With what result is nor
Yet known.
J. L. crandall, civil engineer. Of Boston.
employed by fhe BuIlen Bridge Company
OF Portland. has been looking over the
Great Northera's interests here and ar
New Westminster for the past iwa weeks
He has prepared plans for steel bridge
10 span Fraser river. A survey Of the line
nom New Wesin -nster "a Vancouver has
already been made. and the engineers en-
gagged by the Great Northern say that con-
sIruolon work VIII start wiki the new
year.
The news Of the intehtion OF the Great
Nor@lern 70 tap this center was received
generally with favor. II means a big fight
with the Canadian Pacific. but il * though
20 also mean Increased traffic and lower
freight ard passenger rates. which viii do
much toward building UP the town
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orr TRADE II the FAR EAST.
American Manufacturers should
Send I've Won TO Handle Goods

James ". Eags3aie, consul at Tfantsfn
Cnl1a has submitted q report u the state
department. ~ Washington. IN which ne
Gays. 1t = l0poxs BILE - r5N. tn exact
imports fr1m TIRE United States. as more
than 1af II she goods comes through
shanghai and Hongkong importers. an1 N
arriva! here is listed IS native imports L
IS safe 10 say, however that Our trade z
increasing yearly. and II properly mana ged.
woulf increase rsrf3Iy II ~ unfortunate
that most agents fer American products are
xneTs, ana even when taese ara Amer
lean the clerks ARE reariy al foEe guers
Y cur mere hauss woa.d prov de Cor Saur .
warehouses Al HonekanR. Shanghai auI
flemish ard Ssud good. 1--we and RESPONSE
hle Americans - fnanega tae same. taay
xots,d be- asionished At tae iacrease n their
exports. The Germans arr preparing %
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aaor. this method, and. unless checkmatsei.
an ~ *. sal iuT9a3s on fhe trade "" 10"
..ax-a Ts1sv ar also getting ready II pao~
i5eh a uaper IN the 1aluese language, es-
.aersaIly 10 advertise their products
Further evidence % the a3yaAiaRt % pe
gained ny American m"nuf stcthIeFs stiiHtI 3
9pef,ts 10 foreign countries 70 iatro1uc" ara
h.usfja tns!r goods Is shown in me f"loFt
- sydney = Everett consul - kataE a
il us report 20 the state departfnent =
Inc growth 81 the bicycle 'rAae IN java
Mr. Everett says.
Recently = certain Anf rican tycie
firm, 6svf0g become Impressed with the su-
.tttt,. - lirSsIiars AMI Correspondence. sent
5 rran here 10 arrange agencies atid terms
sic nas IL a month. izss : all over Java. aTsi
-aS -ean consp.clouSfw Surres&fui II sFrFE
INV rot eniy IN me quantity u whf-4 gs sokl
SAT IN thf terms on y E21ch Eif f2s SOFA ieH'
Previously the firm had sold KerY f@R ana
aai 10 prospects. SoE. venture 20 Assef !
mat farce ouFtoE ( the - WHEELS Of < %
qualify sold within the rext SIX months
~! ne tzose q that firm. because taey are
s..Frs- actively PUSHED. ard the terms thts
American representative arranged VIII {ae
agents here are such tna- Il IL - theiF IN
;areet Is SCI MS wheels oaly.
The usual FDethG3 ~ business here.
sold on eernu.iss}0n. credits se. TX very long
ninety taYs. SIX months ard sometimes
Even q vear THIS American representative
a8xeVer. bT 2iET q taking &r1 farS1Fi8 l
argument has managed 20 aTTaDg> suc1
sefrEs INA: sts company VII get e8Sa Tor
.vp~v uhret II sells TGis - BHrTs cnGsrf 81.
fnA could nsvsr have been done IN any way
set.a re INA, the prospects are bright r
American bicycles. n8f ma they mus, be
erarertle.4.y pas1sd Or = all not be worth
sh!le Trying.
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VIOLATE THEIR PLEDGE.
Commissioners of Clarke County Al
low Dill for Deputy Hire.

Special Dispatch 70 the Post-Inteliigencer.
VANCOUVER. Nov 25.-Iast week tse
Board OF county commissioners allowed
County Treasurer Alexander $3.50 10 cover
the past twenty-five months for deputy
hire- This action is looked upon with cen
siderable ilI-fayor by taxpayers, since the
comm ssloners and the treasurer were
e.ected upon a platform distinctly piedg.ag
the county officers 10 perform The work OF
the Office Without extra compensation for
deputy nire- There are a lot OF people who
think that If the treasurer is entitled 10
deputy hire, the auditor and sheriff are
also entitled to it. However, the Repub-
lean county central committee met OF
Wednesday and decided 10 sue out an in
junction from The superior coat. restrain
ing the county auditor from issuing the
warrant 10 Mr., Alexander. and This morn
ing the temporary restraining order was
issued by Judge Miller. II is hardly proh-
able that permanent Injunction will ne
issued, as the supreme court has previously
decided that county commissioners have
exclusive control OF the matter of deputy
hire.