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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-11-05

Nine. Caro-. widow of the late pro-
lessor, whose lectures were attended
by all the fashionable women OF Paris,
has received as Carols wife the prize
OF money awarded every two years by
the French Academy for the best work
in philosophy. Nine. Caro- is herself
u writer Uf repute. She is author of
lie Peche de Madelaine." q novel
published anonymously in the Revue
des Deux Mondes. which made a sen.
sation at the time in literary circles
and reused great curiosity as to its
authorship.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-11-05
IS BLAINE TO REriRE7
4 Report that Tester Nay succeed
sllm ~ Secretary - state.

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. A.-The b.
lief that Mr.. Blaine will mot return to
the State Department u growing
stronger here both among the frienda
and tho enemies of the Administrators,
and it Is now asserted thas tho Preei-
dent himself comedies in this general
opinion. Should Mr.. Blaine retire 8
10 understood that John w. Fostsr WIN
succeed him Is Secretary OF state
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-11-05

a ! ~ and solved difficult problems:
ano the srandest work of ali has bren
70 teach the women their own no.
heritage. A''' own
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-19

Sm Sabre 1860 prOOujirten bic 5ipei
8atOtas nur 900 Bulbels @ei,en, in
Oieiem Sabre oosesen 9O,00O,OO0 Q.
Slui bem 8raptOn Gut bel glpcuo
erlangten bic Bumnenbpbrer lcBien
6reitne in elmer 3isie pon 81 6uB eis
men Itarteu Strpm Aalicrs. Ser Brun,
nen mibt 3 3pa I'M 0urdJmeiier uno
lieiert 325 @dllonen ggniier per Wtiuu,
te nit einem 3rud uon l25 Rflluo per
OuoorntBOlI.
Su Tenowppo irai ror cinioen IA
0cn Die 9tadrIdt EN-, odB Sohn 1reber
pou bort su Waiu5 in 3eutIhlaub nls
Wilitdrilihtling pom Sabre 1870 elm.
9elperrt wuroe. 5reber 1T ans 7eutibi
lano seburtig. SIN Sabre 1870 erbie'i
er IciHe Stelm9sprore, bod CAB er Die
ier nt6t 6Otge, iOnberu mnd)te ii6 youi
Die Sodeu." SuSwiiheu lit er ameri
taniider @Irser sepolben uuo nit Oer
lleberSsusung. baB ieiu gersebsn ourd
9ImneitieerloB eeItri6en, mnhte er i'm
CONNER cine Ssiubsreiie nnd 3eutid1'
lamb. 5rebers Sreunbe Iino Der gln.
iitt, oab'er mad 5eItitellrua oes That
beitnnoes uieoer entluher tuerben iuiro
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-19
9hn-gakpta.

n Die glberbeeuer baben fir n1biten
Dienitas einen Grtra5us nah gturiolf,
Neb., sur 1eiidtisuns Der bortisen Sii'
benSuderiabrif arransirt.
sIm Mittwod letter @o6e Der.
braunte W. YpiperS' 2eibltall in Yanis
ton NIT 26 Eieroen uno Is 6ubrtperfsn
nebit Sipei anberen @ebdnben. IerluIi
$4,000; geriideruns $4,000.
Die Ypntonbridc iiber ben WaiI'
ioari bel ganttpn murbe lebte ISOLDE
ourd bonn Siurme sesen bieielbe ge.
triebene Gisidollen tbciliueile ser,
triimmert; lie lpuroe iosleid reparirt.
Die i'm Sabre 1881 etablirt.
Spinf County Banf in Hebiielb iqui'
birt ibre @eiddite, nm bas BARN dnse4
leste stapitni anoeren. nod 9luslase bes
sfaHirers gboie mebr proHtablen lln'
feruebmun9en 5lljuueaben.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-19
Witea, sio.safota, Sommeritas, 49, Nopember 1891

0es Moiues, Soma, IL. 0pu. Sas
beige yResilter" bat min Nablberi9ts
uon allen Counties erbaIteH; bic @e'
lnmmtltiumenSabl 1T 42O,214, oas
srOBte iemals in Soiud absc9ebeue 90
tun. 9ieruOn erblelt Boles (3emo.
trat) 201,5;5. gsbeelsr( Republiflner
l99,759, g9eitial( llnabbdusiser) H.
91S unb Output .erObtbItIOnllt) 9G2
Stimmen. Boies' Ylurnlitdt 1T 1916.
0ds ganSe oemOtratiide Stadtstidet III
erUdblt. (Sn Der SeBlslntnr hdbcn Die
9tepublitauer eue idwnde Ytebrs
belt. .. g.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-19

Ter Mnnsel on @iisnbahuWa8sOus
5ilm transport Der uu9ebeuren @eISen.
ernte madt ii6 im 9on5eu Staate mebr
uno mebr iilblbar; al elnIgen Srten bd-
ben Die nit Dem Grnteie9eH bart be
ordngteu adufer Die 3burln ibrer sum
Geriten pollen Speiber Rrnngelt mn
Rlntaie nit Der Wteloun9 oaanieH ieiu
tSetreioe mebr, bis mir gSdg9Ons er'
balren" aRgel6la9en. gta1 3ulam'
menitellunsen our9 bic Babn9eieaihaf.
ten lino bis blpb nod 10 9ro5eHt Del
@etreiDeerutr aus benz Staate perihiiit
wprpen, lUGbreuo iriiber am /. SaHuaI
nabeju ole 9ahSe Grnte auf benz Widrft
mar. SIR ben Eraaspprt pes III Der
0anoelslpeidern jeBt bereit liegenoer
Gstreioes lino, 10 beredneten es Dit
Stdais @iienbabnfommiiidre, $500
syassons erioroerli6. Mdu l9dBt Den
@ertb Der @etreioeenlte Siib. 9aiotas
bieles Snbr auf s52,O00,O00, beinabG
Die 0difte Der Steucreinibdsms unie'
res geiammteu Gisenthums. @el9el
anoere Staat Der llnipn fam Aebnli'
Dies ouIweiieupl
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-19
u. 6. Melette, &epubliianer
M. 3aplpr, 9emotrut.
Sir 9ieutenant. @ouuerneur.
Yeter Goudman, Temotrat.
O. s. SOffmau, Sepubliiauer
u. 8. @an csbel. llnabbdna.

Sn Der General. g9abl nddtes Snbr
miro in jebsm Gpnntp bieies Staates
iiber 43 9anoibaten abseitimmt merben
unb luenn alle 3 9Sarteien polle gSabl.
settel auiitellen, 10 weroer 129 nui bens
lelben tpmmen mo piele 8erwirrnne
piro Die 5Olse iein. 9ie &ei6eniolse
Der Sanoioaten fir jebes slmt lOllte Der
relp. Stdrfe Der Tarteien eRtipredeno
feitgelte0t perben, iuie fOlst: /. } Siepil.
blitaner, 2. llnabbdn9iser. g. 9emo'
trat. 9as iuiirbe uiel sur 8ereiiia.
dung bes @abljettels beitraseu.
9. 6.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-19

9ns auitruliihe @ublseieB befriebisi
all9emen in allen 9beilen beS StnateS,
oc6 fam bic nd6ite Aesislatur Yerbei'
Ierilnsen baran MAIDEN nnr iptro es Ub
ne 3weifel audi tbun Gin perlperIlis
der Yuntt carin 1T bic stlaulel, baB Der
@ubljettel in alpbabetiider Sleibeuiol.
sc, Den 3unnmen Der aanoibateu eut'
ipredenb, ,sebrndt peroen mus. Sol
9enoes wGre bic 5Urm uno Anorbnuue
oes @ablSettels noG ben 9anbtoaten
oes leBten Sobres:
Sir @ouperueur.
g. 9. Qnufs llnahh1ndiner.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-19

%rdiibeut SarriiOu bat feline 9ant.
lnsunssproilnmatiOn erloiieu, worin er
ben 9dutiasun9stas nui ben 20. b, Wl.
leItiCgt. Gieles Sabr bnben Die Der.
Stnoteu uno beiunbers Gatpta @ruuo,
ipie ieln nuoereS 9ano Der @roe, oaut.
bar ju lein.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-19
g 0 M g Nndlertiide d

Der Germanias 3alenber fir 1892 IN
ioeben eridienen in Der befanuten bib.
ihen slusItattuns unt blttet mie feline
YorsdHser nm freunblide Nufnabme,
CT 1T uneemein reid)baltis unb pirt
iib barum an ben lansen Minteraben.
ben ais ausseseidneter GeielIidafter e.
ipeiIen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-19

gir balten and ein arpBes Eager uOn
e. e. @bampej
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-19
llnier sanjer Surratb BON

llnier san5er Surratb pOn
Eraufn- II. tainSrr atlamtela
fpiro
in ben
nd6iten 60
9asen
5u
g Sdieaberpreiien
ausperfauft.
i.nier Saesr bon
unterfleioern
ut oaS er6bte Ia Nit@eu.,
llnier
5cbnbmaaren.aaaer
ftebt betreffs
e uaiitat
bod iiber allen anbern. in
Preifen
busesen tief inter ibnen.
Seiadt uns, ebe Sbr Cure Ginida.
ie madt.
Seces ainO in Ritdea Tam Gu4
Den ges uad
ulcGopern's
Store
seisen. a9tunsspOuit
y. q. asarcSspsrm,
33lttdbeu, g. ~.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-19
Hus GprrdIrrantt.

Ter nd6ite polItilbe Sampf bon 8e'
oeutung lit Der 8ampi nm oas 9 pre-
cram im q 8unoess Heprds
5cntanten e. 3irett 9ebl
berielbe aIIeroines MIR Die 0emctratcn
OIL, op9 iinb Die &epublifduer feines.
lpegs uuintereiiirte 9uld)nuer.
gtad) ocm Yrdiioenten ut Der Spres
der Die pi6ti9ite Ycrlon Der 8nnoess
re9ierEng. Go melt es I'm Die @eles'
eebuno lid) bnnoelt, ilbt er io9dr uitI
9rbbereu @rniluB aus, als Der Yrdlis
bent III iiben i'm Stanoe H. 9tibt oas
Saus, ipncern nie Gomites bes Suules
iino bic ei0entlite Guelle Der @eiebses
blmo. Seine 8ia ppn irseno welher
gsthtigfeit tam @eies peroeu, Die MD,
bon elmer Mcbrbeit bes SnIt6noiSsn 80.
mites sur glnuabme empiOblen pirn.
ga beoemet aber uidt mebr nno ut6i
peni9er, ais bnb feline iOld)e Bill obnC
ben g2illen oes Spre6ers @eleb mers
ben lam. Tenn Der Spreder eruenut
Die Gpu ties; aui @runo ibrer Stellune
Al ben uOrliegeHoen 5ra9en lperoen ois
Mitglicrer BON ibm aus9efuGblt - Die
heruorr q noIten aonbioaten iino iebt
Der rapitale Sreibdnbler Drills BON 9e'
ras, mb Der glei6fnus freibdnblerii6e,
nber etipos wenioer rab,tole Grip pOr
Georgia. Die n6rbli6eu Suuoioater
tabcn init allsiummt ibre geiuerbuua
nIS ausIi6tSlos bereits nufgeseben
Spriuecr BON SllinOis i6eint Der einaia
9e su iein, Der iid nod SOfiuuns ma6t
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-19
'riuOrbeH uHo mir lueroen pieIeu
peraienten Ruf
Itets 5u erbalten iuGen.

6OlSenbe 9reiie mosen bns sei6dbte
oeuti6e 9nblitum iberjeusen, ba &
10 { meinsn, 10 a 8 mir iasen:
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-19
!aIles meae, friiae ssaareni

seeNF "S"Nf FAtE~s &tNNttWA
@ute 0ualitdt SaumipOllflansu 5 gts.
iuertb 8 Cts. ,. ..
u U Saumiuoltu6 ........ 3 cts.
iuertb 6 Cts. p. y.
eGurence SO ..3b Cts.
8uter rptger 5lanell -. Is Cts.
ipertb 25 Cts. p. y.
1iirtiidrotb 5iidhd, sarantirt adt.
inrbis rs Cts, iOuit iiberaa fir 4O@ts.
per Oarb pertauit.
@ute @ingbams. ....... 4 Gts. y. y.
3eutides Stridsarn rs Cts. per BIB.
SOben. Seltud 30 Gts. p. y.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-19

2abt Cure Babies in 9 deuer.
les Gtelier in Eartitpn n
pbOtOorapbiren Hno erfreut Gu6 an benz
polltommeuen Hilbe. g. O. Gdeuerle,
Tbotosrapb, Tarihon.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-19

9e IN Iein, Der lib nod Sonnun9 manf
on ener WaA g9ablreoe. 9cbalter
bon @ouucrneur SoicS III 3es Wiornes
Soma, oelcsentlid elmer pOn ietHenssar'
tci0enpiien peranitalteten Siegesfeier
tommt bic fplaeuse bea6tenSnertbt
Stede Dor: ,llnlere @e9ner uaren 9e
sipnrocn, cine Der meuti6ulobariter
Sambnrgsn Sr pertbeioisen, oeren ie-
mails cine Sortei iib i6nlpis eemndt.
sic tonufen ni6t leugnen, oaB Die Inn
meiien Summen aapitals, bic in ben
8rauereien mb @einsdrteu bieiesGtaa.
tes sur 3eit bes Sntraittreteus bes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an9clest waren, III
ter Der Gauttion bon Geleseu anselest
waren, fir mel,he Die republitnniite
Barter perantwortli6 mar. Gle fpnnten
uiht lsuoncn, onB ein Geieb oerlelbsn
Gnrtei eS mar, poourh bieIes 8apital
perniftet wuroe. SOm pplitii6en
Stnnbpmtt ans muB ibr Srrbalteu in
oieicr 6rnee als cine niht 81 oersebens
De Siiuoe beSeibnet iperben. 9ieielbe
bGtte nicmnls begnneen uerben fDnnen,
anger our5 cine Iartei, Die berauidt
mar poa rem @efabl ibrer Il llebers
nj a 60 ("
8Gs 1T bu6tdbli6 tpabr. 9lbseiebeu
pon Wtaiue, NO ieinerSeit tbatld6lih
beioe &arteien fir Irohibiticn seipeien,
TT bas @erbre6en Der 8rubibition itets
uur ba beganseu worben, no e IN {
&artei 10 lause i'm @eiib Der Wadt iid
beiunben uno Der @e9enpartei 10 iibers
mdhti3 seaeniberitaub, oab iie iiG fir
unlberpinblib bielt uno i'm @efiibl bic.
Ter llnilberipmblidteit ii6 glles Su 9es
Itatten ii6 berebtigt fiiblte Die baraus
lid eraebeuoe 2ebre lit tlar. Die
5ur6t bes Serrn 1T Der Meisbeit gln.
lang" Yer .Serr" Der Golitlter aber
1T bas Sult. ooer iOil es iein. lluiere
parleipulitiiden Streber unb Wader
mb Aemteridser seb6ren nitt Su Der
alaiie BON Meuidjen. Die bas Cute tbun
nm oeS @nten millen. Die vSur6t bes
0errn", bic Surht ppr benz Yolte mo
ieiner Strafe muB ibnen uor ben glueen
I6mebeu, ipenn iie oi, @ege oes Glehts
uno Der @eisbeit pauoeln iollen. $50
bic 5ur6t ieblt, no Die Yolitifer elmer
8nrtei untcr alien umitdnben bes Sic.
ses iid lider iiiblea, ba weroen iie fred
unb iibermiitbig, periallen Der .Sforrup.
tion, iinb ideuen - ipie Die @ei6ihte
Der Yrobibitionsitaaten ertpeilt Ielbit
bns Oifenbare gerbrehen nidt. @ollen
bic Biirser bapor iid iidern, 10 biirfen
lie bas @efibl Der Giherbeit in ben
1olitifers nlemals auffommen laiien.
gs lollte feline Yartei iih riibmen biir.
fen, irgenomo - lei es in Staat poer
Staot - Der Serridait yiider" 5ii iein.
Niemano iollte perseiien. oaB Yarteien
ni6t Selbitswed, iOnoern nur Weittel
Sur @rreibuns uon 3ueden iinb. Seber
Birser lollte itets bereit iein, ben Mibs
ariiien uno lebersriffen Der Ypliiifer
ieiner Yartei nit berielbeu gntlhieoen.
belt ipie benen Der @esenpartei entse.
senSntreten Der 9niippel mnb INNER
beim Sunbe liegen. 6. 8. g., REP,
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
ILLINOIS BONDS PRONOUNCED INVALID.

Springfield H., Aug. 2s.-Pulask County bonds
amounting to 100000 have been declared invalid by
Judge Allen in the United states Court here. 1t was
In the of August T. Post, OF New-YOrl against
the county of Pulaski. The bonds in controversy were
issued by the county in October 1872, in aid Of the
construction Of the Cairo and Vincenncs Railroad and
Post held some of the coupons The county refused
to pay the coupons on the ground that no regular
notice was given Of the election which the question
Of issuing The bonds was submitted. 1t was claimed
by the plaintiff that the recital the face Of the
bonds that they issued pursuant law estOpped
the county from denying that regular notice Of the
election was given. 1t also claimed that an act
passed by the Legislature in 1869 made the election
regular and valid. The court, however took A
different view of the matter and pronounced invalid
the entire issue Of bonds amounting to 100000.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
ARrnun ". Mpp1rroNs DEFENCE.

Arthur W. Middleton, formerly a agent of the Atch
iSon, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, was arrested
on a charge Of grand larceny on Thursday. His at
torneys, Den .ng Logan. said yesterday that when
Mr. Middist resigned from the employ Of the COM
pany no maintained that the company owed him money
and Dssmuch as the company refused 10 pay him. he
brought suit which is ROW pending. The attorneys
say further that the company in its answer has adj
mitted that certain Of the amounts claimed by Mr.
Middleton aro due TO him. At the outset, and an
early as March, 1884, they assert, Mr.. Middleton cor
responded with the company and ona1cd upon PROOF
OF his Indebtedness 10 settle in fun with the com
pany should any indebtedness appear. The company
however made no overtuTes and disclosed no evidence
upon which any Indebtedness appeared. and Mr. Md
dleton brought suit In his own behalf
The whole question involved tho attorneys say Is
simply question OF the correctness OF accounts DO
tween MI Middleton and tho company, and they pro-
test against tho resource b. criminal proceedings In
order to facilitate te settlement Of civil Controversies
The lawyers also assert that these matters have
been pending since early in the year, and Mr. Middleton
has been constantly back and forth In the city, ana
has made no eTort 3" go beyond the jurisdiction OF
the courts and that The Santa Fe Company has rot
been abie to make up It's mind whether there Is
he debit or credit balance IN The transaction. lIS
6rst claim was for 81, 500 which was successlVeD
reduced Ia 81 600 and then 10 81 800, and hnahy the
claim is now mad. for the specific of 200, to-
gether with additional uncertain an1 indefinite
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
TIE OCEAN GRovE cAMPMEETlYG CLOSED
END OF THE TWENTY SECOND succEssyur, GATH.
ERING-THE ExFRc1sFs

ocean Grove, Aug. 2s (SpecIap-CIouds and flicker
ing sunshine have given way IN rnin Tho last o
ooiooH consecfnuoh meeting was time OF unusual
interest Many asked prayers while Others testified
10 heip receive The young peoples meeting opened
an h0nr earlier than usual IN order IN elose I'm fine
Tor the sacramenta services at the Auditorium The
Rev. Georgc !. Barker SPOKE He said that many
WOua leaVe these interesting meetings 10 90 home TO
cold churches and freezing ministers ana chilly class
leaders, whose very touch would cause them TO shud
der and told them TO keep their hearts warm with the
Ere OF Gods holy spirit and all would be we'll The
Rev. u smth gave an account Of the conversion Of his
father also Of his own conversation which was of more
than ordinary interest. The HELPING Hand meeting
was crowded with enthusiastic audience Mr.
Hawkins, OF Philadelphia, led tho song service At
the last twilight service held In the younc peoples
temple, about 500 people we're present THE meet
ing was of unusual interest. The Rev. George L..
Barker made an earnest appeal to the unconverted.
Many remained TO an inquiry meeting.
vast congregation assembled at the Auditorium
to witness the closing scenes OF this the twenty
second cnmp-meetng under the auspices OF the ocean
Grove Association At O'Clock the Rev DR. Stokes
baptized twentyfour infant children Then followed
the sacramentnl services. seyenty-Gve ministers as
sisted 1850 admits and 100 children participated
They were led by the leader OF the chldrens meeting
Louis Klopsch and the Rev. George Evans nm the
middle aisle and took their places to take part in the
work of the different leaders and workers in the various
meetings and specially commended the reporters say
ing that some Of them did as conscientious work
as the ministers The members OF the
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association led the
procession, followed by the ministers and
such Of the people desired filing out of the right
side Of the altar marching completely around the en-
campmcnt singing as they walked: We're marching
inward TO Zion Professor sweeney and the choir
remained on the platform directing the singing Dr.
Stokes then declared te campmeeting Of 1901 closed
IN The name Of the Trinity.
The following ministers were present and assisted
M the services: The Rev. DR.. John Atkinson Of
Newark; the Rev. A. NJ Lake, of saycrsville, y. J.
tha Rev John II. Boswell, Of Mount Holly: tbe Rev
II. r. Edmpnds, Of Philadelphia: the Rev. Dr. Thomas
Hanlon. Of Pennington; the Rev. S. c. Baldwin. of
Newark: the Rev. ID. b. Harris the Rev. b. Van Kir,
of New brunswick: the Rev. Isaac Thomas Of Surorn
the Rev. Frank Chandler, the Rev. J. r. DanieIs "a
Newark; the Rev. llervcy Wood, Of Paterson: i6a
Rev. ]. J. Hogan, OF North Collins, n Y: tIe Rev
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
sEoRprARY RISK uIeHLY PLEASED.

Chicago, Aug. 2s-Secretary Rusk is in the ciy'
In an interview he said: We viii have our. pork on
the European markets In very short time. Every
thing is favorable for packers to place their prod
ucts before the Europeans and prices the pork VIII
bring will be highly satisfactory 10 the exporters Ths
conclusion have not arrived at hastily nor without
due consideration. / have devoted much Of my time
to It.
The small crops of cereals in the European ooan-
tries and the financial troubles in Great Britain will
force the admitance OF pork, and the result viii
be much larger sale OF products than ever before
not only of pork but of other articles of food as we'
The Secretary expressed much satisfaction with the
work of his Meat Inspection Bureau. He said he was
receiving calls for It's extension 10 many directions
lie thinks he will be able 10 extend IL 40 as 10 cover
practically all OF the packing In tire country within
wears.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
WEYr TO BOSTON AND VAS ARRESTED
THE COURT RELEASED HENRY c. GRAVES. OF
NEWYoRK, AS THE VICTIM OF FRAUD.

Boston Aug. % tSpcciaD.-Henry c. Graves, OF
principal hguPe In an interesting case before Judge
LaVhrop, OF the Massachusetts supreme Court today
III seems that Mr.. Graves has extensive dealings with
r. W. Aver Co., OF Bangor, Me. A question arose
latep In regard to balance Of nearly $4,000 which
aver d Co, claimed as due them, and since February
considerable correspondence has passed In attempt
TO adjust matters aud renew business relations on
Monday Mr.. Graves received dispatch asking him
to come 10 Bangor; but this was impossible another
was sent stating that Mr.. Aver would meet him In
the onice Of Mr.. Stetson on Kilby-st
Mr. Graves kept the appointment on Wednesday,
ana, after q brief conversation, Mr.. Aver said
that II was evident that no progress could be e. .;
In the direction of settlement and introduced
Mr. Graves to Deputy Sheriff Fitzpatrick He arrested
Hr. Graves on a writ TO which was attached aii
davlt that he was about TO leave tho state. Mr
Graves was unable TO procure bail In the Of
$4,000 and since WedseDday had remained in custody
Of keeper. AT the hearing Charles A. Grfnnell and
General W. W. Blackman appeared for Mr.. Graves
and, after hearing the testimony, Judge Lathrop said
that there could be no doubt about the case Taking
the telegram alone, there might be question: but In
view Of the correspondence 1t was evident that fraud
being perpetIated and the process Of the court
abused. 1t practically admitted by counsel for
Aver that the intent Of getting Graves to Boston was
for the purpose Of arrestlng him. He then ordered tho
discharge OF Mr.. Graves and granted him writ OF
protection 10 enable him 10 leave Massachusetts, With
out further trouble.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-29
MORE xApoLEoNS OF FINANCE.
rrNAaxABLE ADVANTAGE OFFERED BY THE
SECURITY MUTUAL RANK.

SECURITY MUTUAL RANK.
The following letter. relative TO the interhauohsi
= oo and Savings Society OF No. Union Square, has
seen received by The Tribune:
Eo the Editor OF The Tribune
si, please allow Southern eolOred man little space
A or paper 20 tell how ard other poor negroes have
S,n defrauded out Of money by agent OF an inter-
srational Saving Society Of No Union square
kSew-York City with a so-cailed authorized sVo'N I"
ia1 M 0o0 600 They sell shares at SlOO D. r. fehiuA'
con president; A. w. schmt vieepresldent They nave
n agent going through the country and are everywhe
efraudine poor out OF their money of ONE
,ook stock and good many others arc suffering Tor t
want Of money paid TO this company. They promise anu
tbst Is all we ever hear Of them Hoping you VIII give
th letter space and by doing obse the poor negroes
c. II. MCDONALD.
Dunn. n. c.. Aug. 2S. 1891.
Tribune reporter called az the Office Of the Inter
national Loan and Savings Society, No. Union eqae
IN Thursday and learned that that institution haa taen
stems 10 "wind up itS Affairs on account - Oh tne
small amount of business being done.' The managers
1 circular dated Nav 90 1891. urged the subscribers
90 have their certificates reissued In corporation
Known as the Security Mutual Bank. "wmch'. tdle
circnlsr SAYS dis an improved plan OF mu'us pahA
spr and loan society," and which plans have hlhsr'o
met with unqualified succcss." The ceraucaus-noiooi
.as 10 receive regular annual interest Of IL per
cent payable every three MONTHS Inc members u
the international Loan ard Savings Society were %
have the regular Withdrawal value' due on certificates
maid. IN case they did not wish to enter the security
Mutual Bank -.
C. II. Mcdonald Joined "a class OF the In'er"a,
onal Loan and savings society at the solicitation oi
tbs soclety's agent in North Carolina Wlillan H.
Dixon, colored. lie hos paid in Sl2' In . n'o"'n9
instruments The managers Of the concern say t,aV nc
cannot draw this money until he has eompc'eu US q
payments FOR the full twelve months iheh ueS
sav the entire sum will be repaid him. Ihe inaueseI
40 the securlty Mutual Bank when asked II the In'erna
.jonal Loan and savings society had discontinued ous
ncss replied Well in one sense it has IN another'
nO.n . ,..,,
q Are the same men who controlled the international
Loan and savings society managing the security Mutual
Bank?H was asked.
4Well no and yes was the answer.
The reuorter found II difficult to learn who had the
,anaremept of the company The manager declining to
.ys his own name remarng that he did not care to
Nc q mixed up7 with the business The prospectus
- ,n security Mutual Bank places its capital stock at
a., sr,,nSd sum of $27, 100000. Charles W. s Banks
A. the cashier the Office being at No Union Square.
agriseent profits arc promised on shares The follow
toc is taken from q page Of the prospectus:
BORROWERS STOCK EXPLAINED.
bs stock Is primarily issued for the benefit Of those
49,, loans trom the bank who contemplate the