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Males
" ANTED.-A good aiver Using Nolicnvv..
w Tor new first-class law pefioalys,
liberal arrangements. Address LEA
Tribune ONCE.
Females.
A LADIES' MAIDS. DOMEsTlCS anu
"a SALESLADIEs iearn dfessnahiny
ana cutting; the most profitable ano uss'n,
business for any lady work home oi OUT Nv
nlgn wages guaranteed write Tor tnsuisi,,
DRhsSsMAkiNG PARL0KS. 10i WIS
2lst.st.. cor. Gtl.ave.. over Adams's s'ore.
A y EXPERIENCED saleslady fer look
a department; refereuces required. GUILD
IHNVAI1E, 1857 broadway.
WANTED.-For general honsework IN
w The country, In q family Of four sdul.,,
girl with good references. Address Win
particulars l.. U. Box los, Baldwins, l.. L.
w ANTED.-Ladies for the E:rpscan ART.
w Have you n few leisure hours 10 devote
TO this beautiful 3rt1 II 80 you eau make
good pin money only you cannot make your
living by IL. IL you are selEdeIendins,
leave II alone. Call at ETRUSCAN ARf
CO., West l4th-st.
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Board Wanteo.

~ ENTLEMAN wants board in small res
NJ pectable family uptown, Eat Side pr
terrsd; state particulars. WHlSTPLAfER.
Tribune ONCE.
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miscellaneous

Mllsteliancoug
nETECT1VE.-A. WESTLOTOEN. All
~ classes OF private work years ex.
perience; best city reference. 324 West
lith-st. offioe. 24S Broadway. Room 8.
ID HEuMAT1SM.-Dr @. z. Carman. 142
IL Prince.st., Brooklyn hours TO D. n.
Also correspondence.
M ANTED.-U. s. cancelled stamps. For
w particulars address II. o.. care OF T..
D. Butler, COB President-st., Brooklyn.
w LILLIAN TRENHOLM.
w American Expert Accountant.
II Broadway
Accounts Of estates. 'assgnees, guardians.
med accurately and eIpedltiousiy. Refers
by permission, to the following National
banks: Park, Chemical. Hanover, MechAn-
les. Central and Southern.
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Gonntrp Reai estate for Sale


A GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Dwell
IA and land by the acre or lot fol sale
houses TO let, furnished or unfurnished.
TUBS TAYLOR. Bcckman-st.. N. Y.
t. LBER0N, n. j., Monmouth Beach and
~ pea Bright.-Eor sale or rent, cottages,
hotels, &c. WILLIAM LANE, Long
Branch. M.
II OR SALE.-Healthy htmes. homestead
II mill and small farm. Address owner
j. II. WILMER, No.toway c. H., Va.
~ OR SALE~-BARGAIN.-M large and
4 small farm location very healthy. Ad.
dress Owner. Il. II. WHITMAN. Nottowsy
{. H.. Va
Al CUNT VERNON.-Real estate my
lvI speciality; choice building lots in all
locations on easy terms money loaned 10
build: dwellings with all improvements.
t5 500 10 49,, 600 no trouble to show in
lending buyers information freely granted
pnly so minutes from City Hall by elevated
nnd New-Haven cars sewers, 9as, elee-
tricity, water. horse cars. are our special.
ties GEORGE w. BARD. ''red build.
ing. green trim"
u AssAIC, n. J.-ViIla sites for sale In
all principal avenues; high ground:
perfect drainage; fire and police protection
water; gas; terms easy. ADRIAN G..
HEGEMAN & CO., 1921 Broadway.
C0UTH ORANGE. -Desirable residence,
= 10 rooms; stable, acres i,,y 100;
$50 Broadway.
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Real Gsiate.

ID FNTING AND COLLECTING
- In any part Of the city; best Of ref
erences.
RUFUS d. PITCHER, 12s Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13

r. ENEHAL HOUSEwORk ER--I,y r..
NJ spectacle Young American girl; 10 10
West or South; best references. H., Ut
3d-ave.
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M ANTED.- Salesmens-Mr. Staniey's lect-
w tuIe tour Offers rare opportunity 10
agents for bis book, "In Darkest Africa" I:
20 CHARLES scRIBNER's SONS, Sub.
scrptIon DEPARTMENT 7Ss and 745 Broad
way, N. Y.
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RI OUSFWORK. by strong, experienced
IL American girl cooks washes and, ssd irons me
M I'd. CIV or country. With Mrs. TY.
I,ER. asa Gth.aye.
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T10ITSEWORK.-By neat clean North
Ill German Protestant; plain cook, wash.
ron. or general housswork in small family;
best references; no Of lection to the conn'
try. Call at M. BRICKS. 119 East I'm
az het I'd and eth ayes.
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n ENERAL HOuSEWOnK.-Dy . young
NJ woman understands her business; not
afraid Of work. 3l4 West i0th.st., Nor.
.nn,a hall
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TIOUSnWORK.- BY young Swedish glr,
IL speaking English good cook. washer
ana ironer; willing and obiiging; CITY or
country; references. Call 3oI 4th-a'e',
hot.rsen 25tn and 20th sts.
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~ NERAL sERVANT.-By a neat Ger
" man Protestant girl in small family;
or chambermald and waitress; references.
Inuuire at oSc 3d-ayc.
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GOOD sEAMsrRESS wants sewing by
VI the day; reference. Address 16j West
lilfh.st. I'd bell
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inc Engilsh and French to elderly ladys
thorough necdlewoman. hairdresser, packer
and traveller highest references y cry or
country. Address MAID, 3J1 4th-sve.s
between o5th and 26th sts.
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gIOCSEWORK BY a neat young girl
t1ior general homework In private family;
beat city references. 420 West 53f-st.'
Cd floor 'front.'
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IOUSEKEEPER, or any position. Of trust.
II An American. with a thorough knowl-
edge OF all hot sehold duties highest refer
onces n M Tribune Office.
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ADY desires position TO assist WIN
u housekeeping and sewing In prhat,,
,.n,i,v ont of town. or as gOyerDess to small
cIii6rcn: highest city references. Addrnss
ia MacOn ST.. Brooklyn.
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TIOUsEK EEPER-By respectable Prot
III estaHt person, In small family: good ref.
erences. Address or call HOUSEKEEPEB,
cara MIRA Bacou $50 6th-ayc.
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English Protestant;
II or cook, wash and iron. zo4 west o<o'
II 81 floor, 49,
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rYOUSEWORK. by q neat, tidr, tnoF.
| III oughly competent young girl flrst'e!ass
| roearenccs: good plain cook, washer ana
ironer: moderate wages; city or country.
1 call ar ia Fast 4lst-st.
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III daughter to do entire work OF small
Emily. or take charge Of tenement-housc.
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TIOUSEK EEPER-By an American woman
IL IN wldower's family; no objection TO one
N two children perfectly competent to take
full charge. Odelps bell. 300 II. 117th-st
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rpOUSEWORK yocng Fr 'nch
II girl. speaking English t. do Hight house,
work neat quick and willing; references.
Call NJ Coz O.h-ave., upstairs. JOAQUIN >.
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COACIMAN, GRO0h.-By single man,
~ for country thoroughly competent In
care OF horses, carriages, harness.; willing
10 assist at other work; can milk, attend
furnace, &c. highly recommended By last
employer sober, honest and Industrious.
Address SOBER, Tribune Uptown ONCE,
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~ OACHMAN.-By an EDglishman thor
" ouahly understands the care OF horses
and carriages; married age ~ nrss-en ae
city references. Address q. PAYNE, 3O2
/ I,aat TTfh-st
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TTOUSEKEEPER.--A young. refined wild.
III ow without home wishes position as
housekeerer for refined gentleman. f.. Box
"a Tribune Once.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Opposed to the Democrats.

CENTRALIA, Mo-, October 31.-A
citizens Convention, composed chiefly
of members of the Farmers and La.
borers' Union, met in Columbia on
the 9th and nominated partial coun-
ty ticket in opposition to the regular
Democratic nominees. In consequence
of this move the Democratic County
Central Committee has made arrange
ments to send out speakers to every
voting precinct in the county, and
the campaign is getting red hot all
along the line. The candidates NOM
mated have always been Democratic,
hence q split In the party will play
havoc with some of the regular NOM
inees, and much chin music will be
required to heal breach.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Halloween Social.

Although in the popular calendar in
America, England and Scotland tonight
is the regular anniversary of Halloween,
the day before All Hallows day. or All
Saints Day, the Y. NJ. c. A, of this city.
celebrated 1t last night in their rooms in,
the Dullnig building. A charming So
ciable was held, which was attended by
many ladies and gentlemen. among them
two newly married couples. During the
evening there was music and an i'm
promptu programme and the cartoons re-
Gently drawn at Convention hall, by
Puck's cartoonist, Mr.. Frank BEARD ),
were auctioned off to the highest bidder
by President K. Il. Kaighn. Among
those securing pictures being DR.. Spring
Q; John Spring l, Mr.. Hunt 2, Mr.. Chand-
Ter /. The prices brought were very fair
and afterward, to remind those present OF
the proximity of Halloween, plentiful
supply of nuts and apples were discussed
by the company. But there was no bob
bing"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Portugal Recalls a Minister.

LISBON, October 31.-Advices have
been received from Mozambique to
the effect that the British gunboats
Mosquito and Herald have safely az
cended the Shire and entered the RuO
river. Letters of recall have been
sent to Senior Freitas, the Portuguese
minister to England.
Lord Salisbury, in an interview
with the Portuguese charge d'affairs
in London, showed a disposition to
negotiate fresh treaty with Portu-
gal, with reference to Southeast
Africa. A modus vivendi, during the
negotiations, is under discussion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
The Arkansas Pass Receivers.

From the San Antonio Express, Oct. Hst.-
Some of the lawyers who have so sig
nally failed to give any reasonable rea-
son for trying to defeat Judge King, lay
particular stress on the fact that the re-
ceivers of the Arkansas Pass road are
active in the work of electing that gen.
tleman. The fact that man is re-
ceiver for a railroad does not dull his
sense of justice or make him Indifferent
when an attempt is being made to perpe-
rate an outrage upon citizen, official
or otherwise, particularly when that
citizen is a friend; does not disqualify him
for taking the same part in public matters
taken by our citizens having the best in
terests of the community at heart. But
the receivers of the Arkansas Pass have a
double purpose in supporting King. AS
other good citizens, they must have de-
sire to see falsehood and defamation re-
buked, but their own reputation, as repu-
table citizens are involved for the charges
made against King, If a shadow OF ground
for them could be established, would
necessarily reflect upon them as
we'll They would be base ingrates, reck
ASS of their own regulations as well as
the interests of the community in which
hey live, If they did not, under the cir
cumstances, do all they could to see the
men who appointed them indicated. In
all the heat and bitterness OF this cam
palgn, no one mas as yet udTeu say WOru
against the fitness and qualifications OF
the receivers for the positions they fill.
nor against their integrity and worth as
citizens save incidentally, through the
outrageous charges made against Judge
King. They are liberal, enterprising,
and in every way devoted to the best
interests and welfare of the city in which
they live, and the slurs attempted
to be cast upon them because
they are the supporters of Judge
King are unjust, ungenerous, and
those guilty of the attempt should be cen
Sured and rebuked 1t is a fortunate
thing for San Antonio and the local cred
itors of the road that b. \. Yoakum and
j. S MacNamara were made receivers OF
the Arkansas Pass instead of appointees by
some U. s. judge with no particular in
terest here, il not with direct interest
elsewhere, and devoted first to the for
eign bond holders and creditors OF the
road. 1t was exceedingly fortunate for
this particular community that the case
was brought before Judge who would
appoint friends and residents of San An
tonic as receivers, and hold that the state
court should have jurisdiction, which
alone insures to our own people, creditors.
Of the road, at least an equal chance with
foreign creditors.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
A Zollverein Against America.

PARIS, October BIN. Doncle. a
member of the budget committee and
editor of the Steele, in an interview
on the report that Germany and Aus
tria and Italy are forming zollverein
against America, said: France
could only join such zollverein in
the event of Great Britain joining IL.
AS this is highly improbabable the
scheme will be futile without Eng
lands assent. Any zollverein against
America, according to the expression
of Prince Bismarck when sounded
year ago on such an eventuality,
must necessarily become continental
blockade. Even If Spain joined the
zollverein, France must act in accord
with England. The scheme in refer
ence receives the support of only
few ultra-protectionists, while the
separation of France and England
from the continent will crafty the
French free trade party.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
THE HOPS.
A Few Held Last Night in Parts OF
the City.

A Few Held Last Night in Parts OF
the City.
There was q pleasant hop given at
the Menger dining rooms last night.
complimentary to Misses Lora and
Ada Richardson, who are visiting in
this city from Now Orleans.
Last night witnessed another pleas
ant event in the first soiree given by
Prot. w. r. Whitehead at his dane
ing academy on Losoya street The
soiree was the first of the series OF
semi. monthly Thursday night hops
which the Professor intends giving In
the future. The hop was largely at
tended by the young people Of the
city last night, and an enjoyable time
was spent by all present.
Germania Lodge No. 1886, Knights
and Ladies of Honor, held their ball
at Mission Garden hall last night,
and an unusually large number of
members ana guests were present.
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Hutzler. Chas. Turner and wife, Ed.
Kotula and wife, John Bosshardt and
wife, Fl. Heiligmann and wife, II.
ckenkemper, Peter Kleid and
wife, M. Fchiebel and wife, Charles
Schomm, E. Wehrhahn and wife, R.
Scheutze and wife, y. Gerlach and
wife, F. Teich and wife, Mrs. Nord-
mann, Emil Teich. Mrs. Probandt,
Mrs. Muth and daughter, Mrs. LANCE,
Mrs. Deininger, Nm Neuman and
wife, Chas. Weiss, Henry Schmidt,
Mrs. Jenner, Adam Schmidt and
wife, w w. Walling, H. Stucke and
wife, Mrs. Roessler, Chas Zpller and
wife, Mrs. Peter Marx and others.
The ball committee was composed Of
Mr.. Adam Schmidt. Mrs. Rupperts-
berg. Mr.. Berger and Mrs F, Schmidt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
For the Congo State.

BRUSSELS, October 81 The Dutch
government has asked the Belgian
government to submit to the powers
which signed the Congo treaties q
proposal that they jointly contribute
: fixed annual sum to make up the
amount which the Congo state would
he likely to secure through the I'M
port duties, and that in the mean
time, as a subsidiary measure, the
Congo state be authorized to collect d
duty of % francs per hectoliter on
alcohol,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Mutiny of Siberian Convicts.

ST. PETERSBURG, October 31.-Ad-
vices from Yskootsk, Siberia, reporta
mutiny of Siberian convicts. This
outbreak occurred on board steamer
on the Lena river, there being many
convicts on the vessel.
The inhabitants of q village which
the steamer was passing came to the
convicts' assistance and helped them
disarm and bind the guards of the es-
cort. The vessel was then set adrift.
The governor of the province sent
troops in pursuit, who killed two of
the fugitives and recaptured five of
them. The minister of the interior
has ordered an Investigation.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Pronounced q Forgery.


ATLANTA, Ga, October 3L-A tele-
gram received from Owensboro, KY.
states that in the course of q speech
there, Senator Carlisle read q copy of
q letter purporting to be from l.. F.
Livingston, president Of the Georgia
State alliance, to John Livingston,
president of the New York State alli-
ance, in which the Georgian is made
to favor the Lodge election bill.
L. F. Livingston is the democratic
nominee for congress in this, the
Fifth district. AS soon as the tele-
gram was shown to him he telegraph
ed Senator Carlisle as follows:
'Hon. J. G. Carlisle, Owensbury,
KY: The letter to John Livingston,
that you have read as being signed
by myself, is an infamous and an out
rageous forgery, and as such I ask
you to denounce it.
ISigned1 81. f. LIVINGSTON"
The letter referred to, is being in
dustriously circulated through
Georgia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Stamping Out Nihiiism.

LONDON, October s1.-The Russian
police are showing more than usual
activity in hunting down the nihil
lists, and arrests are being made by
wholesale in st. Petersburg, Warsaw
and Odessa In Odessa most of the
victims are Jews, and If no evidence
-an be found against them they are
deported to Siberia ON the charge o.
violating the laws directed against
hem that remain.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Bold IieynIutionists.

New YORK, October Sl.-A special
from Key West says Victor Agita, an
employee of the Spanish government,
decoyed and shot by two mon, who
were afterward arrested, has also
been arrested. Following this, Juan
Garcia, q brother of one of the ac-
cused, assaulted the Spanish consul
today at the latter's office. The
Cuban revolutionists in the city are
very active and daring.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Who WhipDed Her?

MUNCIE, Ind, October 3l.-LottIe
Johnson, healthy, but subject to fits,
and without home, has been cared
for at the Delaware county infirmary
four years. In August she was trans-
ferred to Richmond asylum and was
soon discharged as cured. She has
turned up at the infirmary and it is
found she has been most brutally
whipped.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Beating Uncle Sam.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, October 81
Following notice of intended sale "
the government of all swamp and in
demnity lands of railroads in this
lands have been stripped of their tim
her and are valueless. 1t is claimed
the railways sold to lumbermen, but
had no title and the government will
investigate.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
The French Colonies.

PARIS, October BON. Greville
Reache will introduce bill in the
Chamber OF Deputies according to
the French colonies the benefit of the
most favored nations clause in the
French commercial treaties, and also
providing for the admission INTO
France duty free, or at half the usual
tariff rates, of colonial products not
obtained within France.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
He Will Live Up To 1t.

Some exceptions being taken to DIR,
Kennedy's views on the medical ethical
code, as published in the LIGHT yesterday,
this paper will say that the publication
was made without the doctors consent or
knowledge. Anyone familiar with him
knows that as he has signed the code now
and Is an officer of the Medical asSocia-
tion Just ended, that he will abide by It's
laws and not knowingly violate them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Ocean Accident.

NEW YORK, October 3l.-The Span
ish steamer Viscsya was run into, off
Barnegat Bay, by schooner yester
iay and both sunk. Captain and
-ixty-one passengers of the steamer
lost. Crew of schooner not heard
from.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Crazy Sure Enough.

LONDON, October 31.-A dispatch
from The Hague says the king of
Denmark's physicians pronounce his
health as good and reports to the
contrary untrue, but add that
he is suffering from mental malady,
and is, in fact, Q lupatic.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
A Tunnel Collision.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 3l.-A
wreck occurred on the Cincinnati
southern, at tunnel 20 today, and
conductor Newman was killed. A
first section was telescoped by Sec
Odd section.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Another Ready.

BOSTON, October 31.-H. w. Gard
ner is appointed secretary and treas
urer of st. Louis and San Francisco
railway, vice 7. u. Little, resigned.
The offices of the road will be in Bos-
ton after November 1st.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
To StOn Ii.

DENVER, Col, October 3l.-Col
Merriam, of Fort Logan, has received
orders to prevent the Indian out
break.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Broke the Record.

Boston, Mass, October 3l.-At the
meeting of the Boston Athletic As
ISOLATION on the 2Sth E. B. Bloss, OF
Harvard, in the running hop step and
jump cleared "A feet IL IL inch, thus
establishing new American record.
Bloss belongs in Titusville, Pa.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
A .Iealnus Wife.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 3l.-At
Bradford, Mines, near Birmingham,
Ala, the wife of colored miner shot
and killed her h US oand, of whom
she was jealous.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Bridging the English Channel.

PARIS, October 3l.-A report on
soundings taken in the Straits of
Dover for the Channel Bridge Com
pany, states that the depths Of water
were found to be less than were ex-
pected, and that the ground gives
every guarantee of solidity and sta
bility.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
The Duty on Sugar.

WASHINGTON, October 31.-Assist
ant Spalding has informed a Phila
delphis importer that sugars above
16 Dutch standard, imported at any
time, If withdrawn for consumption
on or before April next, will be ex-
empt from duty under the existing
tariff law.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Saved Lives.

CHICAGO, October 31.-An attempf
to wreck train of the Pittsburg, Ft.
Wayne and Chicago railroad at 18th
street and 10th avenue, this morning,
was prevented hy q policeman.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
In the Republican Fold.

SALIDA. Mo-, October 31.-The Sa-
Ida News, heretofore known as a
Democratic paper, has come out as
straight Republican journal, and
supports the entire Republican ticket.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Declared to Be Constitutional.

DeCIareU 20 De COHstICutIOHdI'
BISMARCK, N. D., October 3l.-The
State Supreme Court has decided that
he State banking law is constitu.
lional. At q meeting last week OF
he private bankers 1t was determined
appeal the case to the Supreme
Court of the United States on the
questions involved.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-10-31
Didn't Tell All.
ImportanU Meeting.

ST.. LOUIS, October 3l.-A very i'm.
portant meeting of railway employees
Is called at Sedalia, November 8. All
railroad employees are in it.