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4 TTTE EXAMINER. SAN FRANCISCO. TUESDAY 3tORNINO. NOVEMBER 1S92, AivriiTieKnitVT. TURPIN CONVICTED.

DANGERS IN THE FOd. CLOSING THE CAMPAIGN, streets, and disorder btoanie so great tbat the police were foroed to charge, Lator troops bad to be summoned, but tue riot waa uot quelled until iiiauy bad been Injured. King-leaders ot tbe mob were arrested. LONDON'S UNEMPLOYED. A MYSTERIOUS PAPER.

Why Did Robert F. Pattoa Believe His Property in Danger A RUMCR THAT HS CAVS IT AWAY. lie Rig as Document In Which lla Mays Thai II Has Never Made a Deed to Ilia Home la Fast Oakland. It Can Be So if San Francisco Democrats Do Their Duty. FICURES OF THE STATE SOCIETIES.

Chairman Hpotts Says The! If the Metropolis Gives Cleveland Nurallty of Thirty-Five Hundred the Electoral i'otM of the State Will II Counted for nira The Estimates, -It Bu Frsnrlsco nil! give Cleveland a jlurallty of California will count her electoral vote la lb Deniocratlo column," kid A. Bpotts, with emphasis, last night. Mr. Spotts It Cbslrmsn of tb Executive Committee of tbe Democrstle Societies of California, and tbe remark be mule was based on the elkborkte return from tbe eooletlee throughout tbe Stale. "1 know that such statement will be laughed at," be continued, "but I'lletake my reputation at a political prophet oa It, We bare tent for estimate! from every county, and bare received repliea from four to tlx representative men In each county.

When tbe replica varied too much In tbelr attmatea we bare bad apeclal canvasses made, XT bave Insisted upon eonaervatlve atstoments, and bave discounted any pottlbll-lty ot partisan entbuslssm. Tben we beve compared our figures wltb tbe elaborate reo-orda of former yeara wblcb we keep la our aroblvea, and tbe result baa been the figures wblcb I give out now for tbe first time. Tbey enow tbat Cleveland ran carry California wltb a plurality of 3,500 In San Franotsoo. "I do not wlsB to commit tbe lemocratio societies of Cklllornla to my prophecy, but the flgurea ahnw it, and wh.n 1 say It 1 am thoroughly In earn- ML" PHKSiDENT nxtlHOXD'S SSTIXATI. I do not go quite as fur Mr.

Spout," aald llamuu.nd, l'reMdeul of tbe Societies, but I dd say this: Jf ban Francisco mil give Clcvelaud a plurality of 4.AOO tbe Sine In safe for him. I really believe tbat will be enough, but to be on the aata aide I put my figures at Tbe letter sent out In order to obtain estl-males was aa follows: Dkmocbatic Socirrme or CAuronsiA, I HAscimxi. October uu. 1 S'J'J, My Dior eir: Inasmuch as registration will elms on October ii. 1 812.

throughout tbe Stain, we would be under obligations to you if you would be kind enough to nil out thla blank and send us tbe following Information: First Tbe total number of names on the Great Register of your county when registration Closed kt the laiit 'residential election. HcoondTbe total number of names now upon too Ureet Register, or as closed October 24, Tntrt What. In your opinion, or that of your County Committee, will be the aggregate vote at the coming eieotlon for Presidential Electors? Fourth What will be the majority for or against as on the national ticket in your county In answering this last query be good enough to take a conservsuve view of tbe situation raiber than a partisan one. An immediate knswer to this communication will be appreciated and greatly assist us in car rying out our plans connected with club organt-ration throughout the Stale. In addition to answer to tbe above we shall be pleased to receive a letter from you giving your views as to tbe political aituatlon in your Yours very respectfully, A.

T. Spotts. Chairman Executive Committee. From the replies received and extra canvasses made tbe following table has been prepared. From It a Democratic plurality of 3,500 in San Frnnclsco would give the State to Cleveland by the narrow margin of 249 votes.

THE ESTIMATES. A Verdlet of Murder In tbe Flrel Degree, Bneeiai to the EAusa. NAHiivii.t.i November Oalla-tla yesterday tbe Jury la tbe case of Edward K. Turpln, charged wltb killing William IL Carter, rendered a verdlot of murder In the first degree. Tbe crime for which Turpln wss con-vloted attracted widespread attention Ott eo-count of tbe promlnance of tbe parties.

Carter waa a member of oue of tbe oldest and moat highly respeuted families In Humaer county, and bis slaver la unquestionably lbs richest man In the county, having lontritea a Wit fortune from bis fatbsr, Turpln conceived a deep hatred for Csrter becsuaeof tbe letter's attention to a certain oung lady, and threatened Carter's lira oa sev-ral ooeaslons. On the l.Vh of last February be became Involved to a difficulty with Carter, whom he shot several timet, the wounded man dyiug shortly afterward. Votii early to day. Voto before you go to work. You may be detained until too late to voto If you put It off till aftorooon.

A hundred things may happen to keep you from the polls. Voto early and you are safe. GERMANY'S ALLIES. The Army BUI Proves They Can No Longer Ha Trntted. New YoitK.

November Hcraltt Ber lin correspondent cables as follows: Tbe same blgb polltloal authority whose opinions on tbe army bill were cabled yesterday gave me another Interview to-day. Speaking of the meat-ure In Its international bearings be said: "The army bill proves directly tbat we can no longer trust our allies. We are required to arm to tbe teeth as though war were Imminent." Fortune for a Pauper. PiTTHDUHon, November 7. Information bas Just roaohed bore from California tbat Barnoy Dunning, an Inmate of tbe City Poor Farm here tor twenty-two years, bat fallen belr to au estate valued at UoO.OjO.

Tbe fortune wis bequeathed Dunn ing Dy nis urutner William, ho went to California In 184U aud accumulated large wealth, and wbo recently died. The Largest bt. Ilernard Dead, Boston, November 7. Lord Melrose, the largest St. Bernard dog in the world, died yesterday at the Melrose kennels, ot collo.

He was sired by Ben Lomond out of Reclue, and bad won tbe first prize at many bench abowa. He was thlrty hve inches high and weignea iu pounos. Haloids of an Old Couple. Special to tbe Bad Axe November 7. Yesterday when Carrie Lathrop went to call her aged par ents, who lived on a small farm, sbe found both of tbeui dead in bed.

A search revealed aa empty bottle ot laudanum, which they had evidently taken on retiring. Both Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop were over seventy years ot age, and had been greatly dotpondent over family quarrels. Some Strikers Hack at Work.

Homestead (Pa), November 7. Tbe promised break In the ranks of tbe strikers failed to materialize tbts morning. But tour men returned to work snd possibly three others will oomprlse the extent of tbe disaffection. Tbe men who returued were John Sohultz, general master mechanlo of the workt previous to tbe strike, Cbarles Atwood, a roller and two runers. Harrison and Ulalne.

Washington, November 7. Ex-Seoretary Blulne came over to tbe White House in a cab this afternoon and had an Interview wltb tbe President for tbe Oiat time since bis return to asblngtou. A Comedian Lunatic New York, November 7. Harry Kernel, the eomedlsn, was adjudged a lunatic by a Sheriff's Jury and Commissioners Henry C. Miner, Dr.

Thomas S. Robinson and J. M. Mark THUE TO LIFE. Mechanism TUnt Was Too Baal to Con front an Enemy.

The great fair at Nuremberg Is In full swing; show booths and merry-go-rounds occupy the large open space, yolept the Pierrer. Conspicuous among the former, says the Frankfort Zeituno, is a waxwork show, tbe entrance to which is besieged by a gaping crowd from noon till sunset, xne docoy duok of the show, if we may so term it, representing tbe bust of a young female which turned its neck and rolled its eyes up and down a marvelous piece of mechanism stood outside near the big organ. One tine day that bust disappeared, and It happened thusly: xne omer evening, when the curtain was drawn aside from the bust, which stood on a high pedestal, a portly matron pushed her way to the front and had a good stare at the figure. Suddenly she exclaimed Lawks 1 if tbat isn't Katbena, our ser vant girl, whom we bundled off at a minute's notice for aud, addressing the bust: "Katherla, you minx, aren't you ashamed of yourself!" xne enect of these woras. uitcrea in wrathful tones, was startling, to say the least of it.

The lovely wax face turned pale aud then red. The bust looked as if It wanted badly to sink down into the pedestal, which now began to shake. The proprietress of the booth hurried up to the rescue and drew the curtain. That bust is no longer on view. A Mercantile Embassador." The present Austrian Minister of Com merce, the Marquis De Bacquohem, held at one time tbe appointment of Prefect in Tetschen, where he was a genetrsT favorite.

One day he was conversing on business topics with a company of citizens In the ho tel at iiohmisou-Kamniix, wnen suaaeniy a stranger, taking the Prefect for a commercial traveler, asked the following question: By whom are you employed!" "Bv the House of Austria," was the ready reply. Si.etia. Elictioh sxrrBKt will be received sll Bight at the criterion Saloon, corner Stockton and O'Farrell stroeta. Harry Collins, proprietor, has srrsnged to have two Western Union telegrsph operators, who will receive eieotlon roturnt from all parti of the United state. rtiPANi Tabulki oure headache.

A ttandard remedy. Order through nearest druggist Bach voter can vote for twelve Supervisors. W. B. Lane, the plumber, tor tht Sixth Ward.

Robert Wilson, who lives in Sausalito. was arrested by Deteetlve Egan last evening and oharg-d with grand larceny. He Is accused of steal nv a sloop owned br Captain Roberts and selling It for small amount. Vile coa-fiver oil nas lost its vileness in Scott's Emv! sion and gained a good deal in efficiency. It is broken up into tinv drops which are covered with glycerine, just as quinine in pills is coated with sugar or gelatine.

You do not get the taste at all. The hypophosphites of lime and soda add their tonic effect to that of the half-digested cod -liver oil Let us send you a book on careful living free. Scott ft Bowhb, Chemists, I South sth A venue, New Vork. Your kp Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver 0 all druggists every watreae. Lucky Escaps of Two Steamers Tbat Went Ashore.

THE ALEX. DUNCAN'S BROKEN NOSE. Tbe tan Jnea Cera pet on a Total Hal Nandtplt Toulhfal Elopers Who Fear Spanking Movement! of Vessels, Along tli Water Front. November 7. The Alex, Duncan steamed Into port tbla morning with ber noae lied up and tilted at blgbaatbat of a Boston belie oa a visit to Butebertown.

There waa a patch of tin and oanvas and alata on ber port aide forward of the forerigglng, and a double line over ber deck and under ber keel to bold It In place. Captain Nash explained In a few words It waa all due to the fog. While oautloualy feeling ber way down tbe south coast of Monterey bay on ber way to Monterey yesterday morning tbe Duncan found a rock outside tbe breakers and caved In ber port bow. She made tbe remaining tlx miles to Monterey at full speed and tben Captain Nan ran ber on tbe beach. She waa lightened by dlschargtrg everything forward and a patcb tacked on over tbe splinters.

Finding that the pumps could keep ber clear Nash started ber back for San Francisco and arrived In aafety. Another disaster, or nearly a disaster, was reported by t'aclfto Mall and Merchants' Exchange dispatches from San Diego, where tbe Ban Juan arrived early In tbe morning wltb a well. wet deck. Captain Pitta reported tbat an Inshore aet drifted tue steamer on a sand spit four uils north of Point bal, between ban Luis Obispo and Santa Uarbara, and that, gutting out of tbe course, It was not noticed on so-count of the fog. gKIGHTESKD THE FAKSKNOXHS, She backed oil Immediately and without damage, so far as could be discovered from Internal Inspection, but tn swinging aruuud shipped a sea tnat smashed a tvw lights ot glars and badly frightened tome of the passeu-gers by sendlug water Into their staterooms.

At San Diego a hurried survey waa held, and toe baa Juan went on ber way to Panama, Captain Pitta telegraphing the L'nlteJ btatea Inspector here that tbe tteamer bad sustained no damage. It was so thick out at the beada this morning tbat Observer Hyslop could uot aee as far as tbe bar, but InMde that line were fifteen or twenty sailing craft drtf ling about and waiting for a breeze to blow away the fog and abow them the wav In. Alt got In before noon, Including aix lumber vessel from Eureka, wblcb made a remarkably close finish, tue balf-doien drifting In within an bour. MISJUDGED THEIR APPETITES. A letter by one of tbe sugar-boats states tbat the Alliance was abort of coat and fresh provisions on ber eighteen days' trip to Honolulu, and tnat the men are very mucb dlssatlsfled with tbe ship.

Tbe Alliance was provisioned by the mess system, so tbat the men's miscalculation of the length ot tbe trip is responsible for any bunger. Inquiries were made along tbe front to-day for a ruuaway boy and girl from Oleta. Tbe register of tbe tug Katie O'Neil abowed tnat W. S. Ciarke and Emily Weston were married outside tbe legal limit yesterday by Captain Hardy.

Tbe pair came from Oleta, and are of such tender age tbat tbey expect to be soundly spanked on tbelr return borne. Tbe life boat from Baker's beach la credited with a good piece of work last night In running a line from tbe tug Active to tbe Aretbusa, when sbe was anchored in tbe rourh water Just outside tbe breakers north of Point Pedro. Captain Marshall picked tbe boat up on bis way down to the relief of tbe Aretbusa, and tbe life saver rewarded him on arrival by do Ing the rough work of connecting him wltb a tat tow. Tbe Andrew Hicks docked at Main street today and the Yosemlte at Howard atreet; tbe Plurality 1892. Estlmsted Vote.

"-OS 9 Rep. Dem. Feoples. rrohlb. 20,000 75 4.752 2.750 2.300 1.725 8.100 680 2.7K)i 10120 6,700 830 s.poo 1.600 1.200 25O00 3 00(1 2.U25 1,100 2,600 26 2.000 250 45 100 '706 250 "i'fib 110 600 250 40 50 15(1 225 125 20 20 8'J 86 400 600 70 100 160 15 8.600 850 200 100 80 100 60 10 1,200 825 100 75 26 "'i'o'o 100 75 150 10 200 25 460 300 400 25 200 875 160 100 10 60 200 60 60 5 200 40 70 75 300 120 400 140 25 L100 150 175 100 "'i'0'6 130 275 200 125 4.600 2075 1,160 630 4.500 3.600 4.3HI 8.700 1.22A 9.

MX) 1.070 125 80 100 135 60 80 10(1 160 90 800 600 200 27 650 125 300 650 800 2,000 650 640 7.8.50 7.650 63.100 7.5(H) 4.000 8O0 tibO 8.500 200 100 2.3.',0 3.780 11.500 8.900 3.2501 1.500 3.3751 6.342 7,000 2.650 1.774 2.400 60 100 700 850 700 400 50 75 150 150 60 150 "800 150 450 611 250 40 12 150 15 1 9.0 80 6,424 600 "'225 75 9.130 600 125 300 1.900 2.700 3.600 160 75 2.550 40 "Tiu 8.881 19.784 Iverna came down from Balfour and tha Iverca from McNeara; the McNearand Albert towed to sea. The Scottish Lochs Is booked to tow to sea to-morrow. ANOTHER VICTIM OF CAS. Ernest Booster, an Aged Man, Found Asphyxiated In His Room. Ernest Bousler, a chemical dyer, was found dead yesterday in his room at 518 Taylor street.

A strong odor ot gas was delected In the hallway yesterday morning, and it was iraoea to the room occupied by Bousler. An entranee was forced, and the ocoupant found dead in bed. Life bad been extinct for eeveral hours. Tbree burners were turned sllghly on, and the gas was escaping from two of them. One jet was burning.

A pleoe of newspaper bad been fixed to tbe gasptpe so as to throw the light on the bed, and it is believed that Housler bad been reading after retiring. He prooaoiy got up when be commenced to Ooze and turned off two of Jets and accidentally turnea mem on again. He was In tbe habit ot aieeping witn one of tbe lights burning low. PERSONAL. A.

F. Lacv. a nrominent resident of T.acnna ivwH, ib in me ouy. J. B.

Cbinn of Vacavtlle. one of the leading uuiigrowors 01 uaiuornia, is at tne urana. vlcomte de Bartbelemv and M. Manuel of Paris, who are on a tour of the globe and will spend some time, in California, are at tbe faiace. C.

M. Wells, President of the Los Angeles nuru oi i raae, ana at tne bead or tne Southern California World's Fair Association, la in the city. Robert Stott, who is interested in cotton spinning at Oldnam, N. was a passenger ob theehip Pegasus, whioh has reached here, via tbe Horn. Votb the Examiser ticket Vote it straight and vote It early.

It Is the best ticket for the city. It is the ticket for honesty, and it is the ticket that will win. Take the slip to the polls and see that the names are stamped on your ballot before you vote. Tbe End of the Quiotest Political Fight Oakland Ever Imv, PRECAUTIONS ACAINST STUFFERS. Tbe Dying atruggle or the Varloos Tar ties-Death of Joslab Lush-Opening the Maedonoogb Theatre.

Oakland November 7. Tbe enthusiasm tbat marked tbe etoae ot tbe eampalga of 1H( was entirely lacking hero to night, and tbe only evidenees ot tbe close of tbe campaign were a few small boys wltb tin borns and soma Illuminated abop windows where csmpaiga goods were offered tor sale at less than cost by dealers who were trying to dispose of a stock that they bad, wltb misguided enthusiasm, laid tn. Candidates kept oft the streets, and only a few workers were to be found around tbe corners. Everybody says that It bas been tbe quietest campaign Alamoda county bas ever seen. Chief of Folloe SchafTer bas made bis ap pointments for the manning of tbe polling plaoea, and la distributing tbe officers It was found tbat there were not men enough to go around.

Four policemen will cover seven preclnots In tbe Flrat Ward. There will be five In tbe Sec ond ard, wblob baa aeven preolncts. Tbe Third Ward will bave but two patrolmen, leaving four of tbe preolncts unprotected. The Fourth Ward will bave one unprotected pre cinct, while In tbe Fifth Ward one officer will cover four preclnots, while tbe otber three are unprotected. The Sixth and Seventh Wards will each have two preclnots unprotected.

Tbe various Countv Committees held meet ings this evening to wind up the affairs of the campaign. The Young Men Ui'tnocratto Liuo neia a meeting and appointed men who wiu be on guard at tne polls all day. Chairman Lay-manee of the Democratic County Committee bas made a careful oanvas of the Great Register, and It was tbe result of this eanvass tnat caused the action of the Young Men's Democratic Club. Mr. Laymance found tbat there bad been a sud len lncr ane ot population In some of the lodging houaea aloug tbe lower part of Hroadway and In other parts of the city, and he bas prepared a list of tne voters lu each precinct tbat are subjeol to challenge.

Tbe Republicans olosnd tbelr campaign this evening with a parade, wltb Major F. It O'ftrlen aa Marshal. Tbe Peopie'a party he'd a meeting at Hamilton Hall addressed by J. L. Lyon and W.

C. Bowman. Joslah Luak'a Death. Oakland, November 7. Joslah Lusk, the founder of the Lusk Cannory at Tamescal, died on Saturday at Volta.

Tbe body waa brought to this city and tbe funeral took place this afternoon from tbe Unitarian Church, Rov, W. Wendte conducting tbe services. The pallbearers were IL C. Babcook, 8. N.

Harrison, C. W. Moore, C. Pedrlni, A. D.

Colby and B. Knra.e. Mr. Lusk waa one of tbe first In tbe Stale to can and export California fruits. He began tbe business twenty-five years ago at Teuiesral, where be owned a small fruit ranoh.

The beginning was very small and for a long wblle be only put up bis own fruit. Then be began buying fruit and extended bis markets. California fruit began to make a reputation and tbe Lusk Canning Company grew out of tbe modest enterprise. Tbe business waa Incorporated in 1881 and William T. Coleman became a large stockholder.

When Mr. Coleman failed the Lusk Canning Company went with him and the plant waa purchased by rival business bouses to get It out of tholr way. Opening; the Theatre, Oakland, November 7. There bas been some contusion over the opening ot the Mao-donough Theatre, and several operas bave been mentioned. It was originally Intended to open with Miss Heljett." This opera will be produced on Friday evening of next week and at tbe Wednesday matinee.

It baa been decided to open wltb "Cavallerla Kustlcana" and A Trial by Jury." On Tuesday and Thursday "A Trip to Africa" will be produced, and on Wednesday "The Gondoliers." Salvlni will follow tbe Duff Opera Company and tben Julia Marlowe. Every arrangement for the opening next Monday has been completed and tbe greater part of tbe bouse has been sold for the week, A Scnool Closed, Oakland, November 7. In consequence of the Illness of one of the Grant Sobool pupils with smallpox the Superintendent ot the Oakland School Department has ordered tbat school closed for two weeks. On Sunday the Sanitary Inspector and his asHlstanta fumigated tbe Grant and Clawson Sobools, where members ot tbe afflicted family have been attending. Tbe little Uutldner boy la progressing toward recovery, and two or three other cases in tne neighborhood wnicn nave Doen aiag-nosed as "chicken-pox" are being watched by tbe Health Offioer.

The Divorce Court. Oakland, November 7. Lilian A. Kceney wa granted a dtvoroe this morning from Geo, P. Keeney on the ground of desertion.

Mary Moore was also legally separated from Fred R. Moore on the ground of extreme cruelty. Miss Hickman Dead, Oakland, November 7. News was reoeived In this otty to day of tbe death at Santa Barbara last night ot Miss Macie Hickman, tbe only surviving daughter ot Mr. and Mrs.

M. Hiuk-man of this city. Alameda News. ALAMKDA, November 7. The City Trustoes this evening passed an ordinance providing for tbe opening ot King avenue.

Tbla is the seo-ond time the Improvement has been attempted. Althoueh Haleht avenue bas been ordered opened and the street paid for, there is still consiaeraDie opposition Dy tne proporiy-noin-ers to tbe Improvement. Tbe street is yet inclosed, and protest has been presented to the Trustees against all proposed improvement. CLEVELAND OR UARRISOSt FOR TJ1E XESvTtS OF TO-DA T'S GREAT ELECTORAL BATTLE SEE TO-MORROW'S "EXAMINER." Broken by a Klok. Ralph Beverly, a boy residing at 1174 Har rison street, bad bis right arm broken above tbe wrist while at play Sunday afternoon.

Beverly snatched the bat from tbe head of a companion named John Kirov, who ran after him ana iticuea him in the arm, causing the fracture. UNEASY SWITZERLAND, Rumors That Germany Will Disregard the Treaty of Vienna. London, November 7. Tbe leading Journals of Switzerland and French Journals are pro testing agalnt the reputed purpose of Germany to fortify the Volkensburg Mountain, tuus scouring a stronghold at a point dominating tbe west valley of tbe Rhine within tour or five kilometers of Basle. The Swiss Federal Oovernment profess to be confident tbat the rumor is only a boulevard canard, but there Is nevertheless considerable anxiety over the matter.

The fortllicatlon of any plaoe within twelve kilometers of Swiss territory by either France or Germany is con trary to tne provisions ot tne treaty oi Vienna, and should Germany infringe upon those pro visions of tbe treaty of Vienna, it would indicate that tbe time had come which the Swiss have long dreaded when Germany should disregard the sovereign independence of ueir uiuo itepuoiic. The French In Uabomev. Paris, November 7. A dispatch from Porto Novo says tbat Colonel Dodds, commander of the French expedition In Dahomey, captured Muako, near Cana, on November Ud, and com pletely routed the Dahoraan army In the Held on November 3d. Tbe Frenoh loss in the la He engagement was seven killed and sixty wounaea.

Haroness Hlmrh III, VIENNA, November 7. A dlspbtch from Lin states that Baroness Hlrsoh was stricken wltb partial paralysis on Sunday, iNconporwVTED Toward another groat wook. It'e not wonder, howevor, whon our 60 groat spe cials are considered. They're itartl'mg val ues and the people are after them, as they ought to be. i 15 Yards for $1.

4 4 Illoochort Muslin, Konnror brand, rood heavy quality, full width, value 8)0 a yard. tOo a Yard. Chevron Suiting-, of a yard wide, fnner figures and dark and medium grounds, beautiful colorings, reduced from lg'foaud loo yard. 120 Each. Damask Towels, large size, 10x39 inches.

good iieavy Quality. Houtokoepere will do well to secure these, aa tbey are actually worth 20o each. 69oEach. Ilonevcomb Quilts, 73x80 lnohr-s In size. Marseilles pattern, good quality, value UOo each.

$1.23 a Dozen. Dleachod Napkins, 10 Innhcs square, good heavy quality, dosirablo pattoriu, reduood from 1100 per aoxon. v. $4.60 Each. White Wool Blankets, size 6Ux76 especially ticketed Hale's Culiforuiu Stores," fine flulsb, sllk-tupa bound, value 16.60 a pair.

37 a Yard. Fancy Stripe Cheviot, 88 tnchoa wide, all wool, two-toned, pretty brown aud tan col orlngs, value 50o a yard. 37e a Yard. Cumelette Serge, all wool, 88 Inches wide, all popular plain colors, heavy quality, flue oft finish, value duo a yard. 374c a Yard.

Dodford Cord, 88 Inches wide, all popular new and staple shades, worth Just double tbe price asked. 47caYard. Stanley Crepe Silk, 22 Inches wide, all pure Silk, evening shades ouly, a flue flliny fabric, worth 7 5o a yard. 50c a Yard. Black and Colored Silk Rhadame, 19 Inches wide, all silk, all the leading colors and black, value 1 00 a yard.

85c a Yard. Colored Velvets, 18 Inches wide, an ex cellent quality, value It 00 a yard. FOR THIS WEEK I GO GREAT SPECIALS. (incorpdrated 1 937, 939, 941-Ibrktt .81 SAM FRANCISCO. DR.

COLE, TOE FAM'S FMKISCO PDYSICUI. Dr. Cole still continues to1 treat with the same wonderful success as of old all chronic complaints, secret defect and private 01 senses wnicn teuu to separata nusoana from wife and which prevent many a young man from marrying. IF YOU ARE Afflicted wltb any disease ot your Blood. Skin, Kidneys, Bladder, stomnca, uoweis, uver or Nervous System, or If you are suderlug either in your mind or body from the injurious and weakening effects of early vice or tbe secret excesses of maturer years, DH.

COLB ean post lively curb yob, either at bis offioe or privately at your own home. WHITE TO OH. COLL Don't neglect your oondltion because you are unable to come to the oity. Sit down and write to Dr. Cole and get bis opinion ot your case.

All communications strictly private and confidential Dr. Cole's charges are very moderate. Addrbss Your Letters to DR. A. L.

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CRAIG, Notary Public and Commissioner of Daods for Other Slates and Territories. 318 Montgomery street, Baa Franelsoo, inns pit HI restores pe.wpm.sn Demonelvatlons to He Hemmed la Trefel- gar Hqnare. "-pedal to tbe London, November 7. The committee on tbe Trafalgar square dcinonrt ration resolved to-day to resume charge of tbe agitation of tbe unemployed throughout the coining winter. This committee consists of Kadloals, trades unionists snd socialists, and therefore represents all political factors ot tbe agitation.

Among the resolutions which the committee bas decided to submit to the meeting on November Lltb Is one pledging all to endeavor to secure the unlimited right of assembly in Trafalgar square, as well as la all other open tpaoet. Another resolution will declare tbat the County council should bave ooutrol ot the city aud police, COTTON SPINNERS. Trying to Settle the strike by Means of Arbitration. London, November 7. Tbe Secretary of tbe Amalgamated Association of Cotton Spinners sstlmates tbat 88,000 penont will be rendered Idle by tbs combined strike and lockout In tbe eolton-ipluniiif trade, wblcb began Saturday.

Tbe Improved conditions, bowsver, make It probable tbat many master spinners will continue to run tbeir mills, and the number of the Idle may be reduced to 80.000. If this proves eorroct tbe strikers will probably win, as tbey have ample funds, with the belp of tbosoal work, to make a long tight. Mawdsley said to-nlgnl tbat employees of cotton mills that bave locked out hands, or where operatives bave gone on a atrike, are anxioiie to avoid Iho hardships of a struggle that might perhaps last through the wbolo winter. Thoy were, therefore, willing to discuss the question ot arbitration with representatives ot tbe mas lor s' fodoratlon, but wltb nobody else. An Anarchist I'oiiletses.

PAHIS, November 7. 0.1 Mat publishes a letter from Anarchist Mounter, supposed to be In England, declaring that Francois, arretted a short time ago In London for blowing up tbe restsurant of Very lu Hue Magenta, Paris, In April last, had nothing whatever to do with tnat dynamite outrage. Mounter says hehltn-self caused tbe explosion, aud if Francois, proceedings lor whose extradition are now pending In Lotidon, is arraigned in Paris be (Meiinlerj will surrender himself to the authorities. An Executive's yueer Finanoet. Special to the Examinek.1 Chihuahua (Mexico), November 7.

A sensation, bas been created In State Oovernment clrolet over tbe dlsoovery by Governor Juan Executive of tbe State of Chihuahua, that ex Governor Enrique Rodriguez, bis predecessor, bad pawned the revenues of tbe State to tbe amount ot $110,000, and that be bad also contracted a floating indebtedness of $116,000. Tbe outgoing administration turned, over to Governor Abumada only FOR THE FULLEST AND MOST I ACCURATE ELECTION NEWS READ TO-MORROW'S EXAMINER." Tbe ranamt Canal Couoeaalon. Special to tbe F.iaminbk.1 Panama, November 7. Tbe Frenchmen Interested In the Panama canal bave applied to the Colombian Government for an extension of one year in tbe time allowed for resuming work. This extension williprobably be granted in case tbe applicants pay well tor It.

According to the agreement of the Government with M. Napoleon Bonaparte Wyso, the Judicial liquidator, me new company must resume worn on or do- fore February PIT 1893, or the concession wouia lapse. Papal Kegarrt for Itavarla. Munich, November 7. It is stated that when the Bavarian Premier was in Rome the Pope remarked to him tbat Bavaria was tbe only part of Germany wherein the church enjoyed tbe fullest freedom.

Cardinal Kampolla, tbe Papal Secretary of State, is declared on the same authority to bave Informed the Bavarian stutesman that he was no friend of tbe Triple Alliance. rapt! Affair. Rons, November 7. The Pope Is preparing a letter to Cardinal Gibbons tor the occasion ot the American Episcopal Congress. In it he re news his promise to beatify Columbus.

More than a thousand Mexican pilgrims have arrived bere for tbe celebration of the Papal Jubilee. xne rope oas Deen roquesiea ny tne Argentine Republic to elevate to the Cardlnalate tbe Arcb bishop of Buenos Ayres. Italy's Election. Roue, November 7. The returns of yester day's elections for members for the Chamber Deputies show that 184 Government sup porters and 71 membnrs ot the opposition were eiectea.

ne-uaiioit win do necessary in seventeen districts in which the Oovernment candidates stand tbe best chance of being elected. His Debts Troubled Illm. 7. Senator Count Johann Tarasloki, member of an old Polish family, at tempted to kill himself to day in tbe Parliamentary buildings. He shot himself in the head, but tbe bullet glanoed and be probably will reoover.

He was deeply In debt. The Sheriff In Possession. London, Novomber 7. A reoelving order wss made to day undor tbe petition of J. T.

Eades Walker of Studley Castle, Warwick. Liabili ties 200.000. The estate consists of 3,400 acres of land and a lot of brood mares. Tbe SherlS Is In possession. Hard Weather on the ttoo.

Quienstowr, November 7. The Cunarder Pavonla. front Boston, reports terrlflo weathor. Wednesday, during a tremendous gale, ono old eentleman in the saloon was thrown down and bad several ribs broken. A seaman was also badly injured A Itoat Ashore.

London, November 7. A channel boat con necting with club trains between London and Dover and between Calais and Paris went ashore near Calais to-day in a fog but was safoly floated later, tbe passengers esoaplng with a bad scare. Imports and Kxnoris Decrease. London, Novombor 7. Returns issuod by the Boardot Trade show that Imports dooreased 2,150,000 and exports deoreatfed 440,000 during Ootober as compared with tbe corro spondlng montn ot last year.

A Founttrym in in Difficulty. Montreal, November 7. H. R. Ives, a large toundryman, has called a meeting of his credl tors.

He owes about $100,000, but his actual asH ts are expected to snow a surplus of 000. An extension win probably ns grantea. Theodore (lil.il Keported Dead. TiniRAN (Persia), November 7. It is reported tbat Theodore Child of Harper's pub lishing house.

New York, has died of cbol-ra in Ispahan. He was making a tour of tbe East. ltlot in rortussl. Lisbon. November 7 A serious eleotion riot occurred yesterday at Fovoa de Varzlm, in the Province of Douro, in which it is reported several persons were Killed.

Gold In Month Africa. London, November 7. Tbre is tremendous excitement to-day in South Africa due to re ported gold discoveries in the deep level reefs. Datli of ttritor. London, November 7.

imuel Brandram, the Shakesporcan writer, ii dead. Keith of Oir Conductor. London, November 7. De Soft, a famous opera conduotor, died at Frankfort to-day. Hiiiiw In tha North.

Bt. Pact November 7. Snow, with a blis-sard In prospect, is falling here to-day. The fall' is comparatively light here, but in tbe State it has already fallen to a depth of aix inches. A hard storm is ntging in North Da kota aud touch loss to stock is learea.

Oakland, November F. Patton was always believed to be possessed of a great deal ot real property In Fast Oakland In bis lifetime, tor be was the plonser of tbat seotlon and once farmed tbe entire site of the old tows ot Clinton, now East Oakland. Hut as tbe village grew to a prosperous and bustling elty tbe old msn and bis associates disposed of tbe farm In seetlons until nothing remained lor him but the bait block at Seventh arenoe and East Eleventh street, on wblcb bis boms now stands, litre Pattoa lived for nearly forty yoars, and now tbs properly, wltb Its improvements, is worth a great many times more than tbe Pat-tons paid for bait the ground now oomprltlug Eatt Oakland, Tht old man bad not been dead twenty-four hours when an Intimation of a possible contest for bis property became publio by tbe flllng of tbe following document: Till MTtTkRIOCI DOCUMENT. "I never made or signed any conveyance, deed or Instrument conveying or purporting to convey any real estate, the same to take effect or be recorded upon or after my death. I never delivered, absolutely nor tn escrow, any such conveyance or Instrument.

Any such paper or Instrument, If In exlstence.was never delivered or authorised to be delivered for me to any person for any purpose or upon or without considerations. I make this sworn statement luasmunh as I am informed that It Is olalmed or asserted that 1 bavo executed and delivered such conveyance or Instrument to take effect and be recorded upon or after my death. No such paper or tnstru menl was ever so given, executed or delivered by me for such purpose or to take effect or be recorded upon or after my death. I bave from time to time heretofore made numerous quitclaim deeds to owners and possessors of various pieces of land In Oakland, but never bave made any such conveyance of property now etandlng on record In my name and any paper, deeda or instruments purporting to be a conveyance of any such property waa never executed by me, and is, in fact, a fraud. I make this statement and particular mentl in to the quarter of a block at tne southeast oorner of Seventh avenue and East Eleventh street, Oakland." DO ONI KNOWS WBT.

Tbe paper Is duly signed, witnessed and sealed, and was filed by O. A. Wlllard, of tbe real estate firm of Cappell Wlllard, who Is a nephew and tbe onl bolr in this country of the deceased. Several years ago Patton leased or rented bis home to tbe family of O. A.

Young. Tbey bave occupied the premises ever since and wltb them the old pioneer lived. About two years ago Von ng died and Mrs. Young end ber daughter continued to occupy the bouse, always taking the very best care ot the old man. Several months ago a report was circulated that Patton had deeded bis home to somebody, tbe deed to take effect at hla death.

Just who this somebody was never developed, thouih it wss said tbat Mrs. Young waa the beneficiary of aome such deed. The story worried the old man, so be appealed to his nephew, and at the letter's suggestion tbe paper filed today was signed during Patton'a Inst illness, WANTED TO HE 8AH. Mrs. Young declares tbat she does not know how the report that worried the old man originated, and to-nlgbt Mr Wlllard made the same statement, with tbe further addition that bs never so mucb as suspected Mrs.

Young. It Is one ot those old-grandmoiber yarns that spring up from unknown sources." said Mr. Wlllard, ''but while we look no stock in It we wanted to be on the safe side. No, I do not know the value of the property; that can only be determined by an appraisement." Just wby Patton should make such a paper if he did not believe sock a deed to be in existence is nbi apparent to those wbo have known the old man during his lifetime, and it Ib freely predicted that the mysterious deed will be filed In a few davs and that there will be another properly contest in this county. CITT, STATE, NATION.

TBE rULLEsfELECTION NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE IN T0-M0R- i RO W'8 EXAMINES." Killed by a Cable Oar, Johp Hayes of, 320 Eleventb street was run over by a Howard-street cable car at tbe corner of Eleventh tt 7:30 o'clook last evening. He was at once removed to bis home, but succumbed to bis injuries at one o'clock this morning, it appears mat tne gripman lost oon trol of the car for the moment and, In fact, did not sucoeed in stopping it until It had run some aras past tne orossing. EVICTED TENANTS. No Progress kind by the Commission Investigating Their tttatu. Dublin, November 7.

The Evicted Tenants Commission opened its inquiry to day. Justice Matthew, President of the oommisNlon, stated thut be had a letter from tbe Marquis of Clan-rioarde referring to tbe commission as a plan of campaign, and deollnlng to attend as a wit ness for tbe purpose of making suggestions for an attack upon his class. nue one oi tue witnesses was lesiirying si r. Carson, counsel tbe landlords, asked to be allowed at once to cross-examine. Justice Matthew refused, saying that when the witnesses for both sides had been beard counsel would be allowed to cross-examine them through a Commissioner.

Carson thereupon declared the whole thing a farce, and said be would not prostitute bis position ny longer remaining fore the commission. Justieo Matthew said Carson's actions were disgraceful. Oiber counsel present as representatives ot landlords concurred tn the remarks ot Carson and withdrew from the room, the landlords being thus unrepresented. Justice Matthew adjourned tbe commission. F1VR HUNDRED HOLLARS trery rtttten match out for tottri at tht pollt Unlay.

A Rewanlaf Fivt Hundred Dntlarttt offered by iht Governor of the State and privatt ao- ciatiom Jar tht conviction of every fraudulent vottr. MAY LEAD TO RIOTINQ Belgian Working-men Aroused Over the Suffrage Question. Snectnl to the Examinbh.1 Brussfxs, November 7. An Immense meet ing ot worklngmen was beid bere to-day to pro test against the aotion of the House Committee on tbe suffrage question. Several agitators made violent speeches, which were cheered vociferously.

They urged the men to show the Deputies that the people of Belgium would have their rights, even If it was necessary to take them Dv lores. The meeting nausea a resolution aeoiaring that on Tuetaay all tne wormngmen in urus sels. accomnanled bv delegations of working men from otbr cities, should marob In a bouv to the (jnamncrs, snouting lor universal aur rate. Inflammatory addresses to ins worKingmen bave been Issued by the socialist manors, aud there is every prospect ot a riotous domonstra Phillips' Diokstibi.b Coooa does not dlttrest and adds flash and weight. Russia on the Border.

Bbrun, November 7. In an officially In spired article on the army bill, tbe Pott states tbat since 1 88 tbe Russian force on the Rus sian frontier bas been Increased by sixty-two battalions of Infantry and lorty-eignt squad rons oi cavalry. ELECTION RETURNS. Fall election returns will be received at tlltf California atreet, by special wire, on November Sib, Bib, 10th, 11 lb. 8.

U. WHITEHEAD A CO. cUlist Ghent, November 7. There was a violent demonstration of 8001811818 to-dsy. Speeches favoring nnlversal Suffrage and otherwise inflammatory were made.

Socialists paraded the a Corxrr. Z. Alameda Alpine Amador Butte. Calateras Co I una Glenn Contra Costa Del Norte Kl Dorado Fre.no. Humboldt.

Into. Kern Uk Laen Lot Angeles. Orange Marin arlpoea. Mendocino Merced, Modoe Mono Monterey 'tpa. 'ersda Placer Plume.

Saa Benito Baa las Diego t-au Joaquin Bu Luis Ran Feata Barbara. Santa Clara ftanta Crus, tshaeia Sierra Siskiyou Sonoma bianlslaus. Butter Toulumne Yolo Tuba 17.P00 HI I S.Sv'0 4 ftW) 8.010 2. 153 1.400 3.148 HUH 3.1M) 130 6.579 834 22.920 80 2.914 6.400 3.091 2.417 1.925 3645 715 8.064 11.011 6.311 858 2.55H 1.050 1.150 26 4.371 1.665 1.325 27.756 8.322 2 300 4.044 1.P57 1.3'.'8 4.500 2.009 1.672 1.209! 5.075 2.3091 1.2B8 65il 4.938 4.03H 4.771 4,100 l.SJll 10.99 1.9061 8.852: 8.81S' 67.M9 8.33S 4.37 2 650 4.20M 650 4.550 8.66(1 4 818 8.725 1.345 9.650 1.75 7.393 OH.Mfl 7.373 3.H0H K.240 300 10.H3.1 13.037 4.300 4.358 8.300 3.619 1.671 8 834 6.935 1.965 8.2R0i 4.885 7,63 2.725 l.fllrt 2,700 1,132 8.100 8 027 1.716 2.63 1,103 7.310 2.078 6.700 2.248 2.363 3.061 8.368 2,700 4.084 2.754 283.024! 820.8431 288.967 CONGRESSMEN AND LEGLSLATOKS. la reference to the Congressional contests, Mr.

Spotts says tbe returns indicate tbe reelection of T. J. Geary in the First by a decisive plurality, wltb A. Caminetti's re-election In the Second in doubt, but entirely possible. In the Fourth Judge Maguire's election seems assured; Cannon will win in the Six'h if the Democrats support him, and Olln Wellborn's election is it emc certain In the Seventh.

Mr. SpoUs also bas elaborate figures on each Senatorial and Assembly district, and these show the election of a Democratic Legislature, notwithstanding tbe Republican gerrymander. As to the stuffing of the registers, both Mr. Hammond aud Mr. Spotts agree that there has been little if any of it outside San Francisoo, and that within the metropolis the stuffing bas not bern at large as leared.

These deductions are made from tbe Immense amount of statis-tlca collected by tbe Democratic societies. From tbrse it is shown that the Increase in the vote of twenty -onesters" in San Francisco will be about 2,600. and tbat in over three-fourtbs of tbe different nationalities the increase has been normal. In 1880 the vote of the State was 161.026. In 1884 it was increase of 32,015.

In 1888 the vote was increa-eof 64:698. Tbe estimated vote this year is which would show an increase of 37 628. This Is not equal to the Inorease of 1888 by over 17,000, and is not much greater than the Increase of 1884. So the belief is expressed tbat stuffing has not been general throughout the State. The Democratic societies bave done an Immense amount of work this year, much of which will be of tbe great-Bt value in cam-paigna to come.

Tbe count of the ballots is expected to show that tbe estimates scoured are Very close to tbe mark. Tkt "Old Dtmocmtif designation after candi date's Bam en the ticket Ha nothing to do with (At Democratic party. Tht Dt tnocratic candidate marktd Democrat." Don't bt deceifi by tit Old Democratic" mark. It meant only the MAd'tdatef th KiUy-Grimmln-Rai iey high- Hnrfer who hate bun given a placs on tht ballot rg Vie Ecpubttcan Election Vommiitiontn theat tht. Democrats party out of Hi rightful tote.

Put your erott only eitr tht name Democrat." Bitaks Tabulbs mars the bowsls. Flestant to ake and eoatala nothing Injurious. Mothim, be sart anl ate "Mrs. Wlatlow'i Sooth' ig fcj rap" for your cblldrtn while tetiblng..