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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR TO-DAY.

S,nrene Court--Gencr1l Teim-Isecess. r corr,
80, sno (ouTU-Ohan bers-Beiotc ih2IaIhu. "
Srp ,t 10 40 A. m. Motion calendar called at IL a. III;
Surfpue Nour -Spe. 90 .rih-A'Fss ~"~ -
ourned until Monday October .. =, ,Ir .,d ryAd.
-uprene IOui II tfcnl;-Pa'Ls l. IL AL ."~ ~
iourped until Monday, october D. ~ .o,..a col
oSurrogates Court-No day calendar NO PROBATE CAL
endar ~..-., ,or,,- Adjourned for the term.
SUPERIOR Court-Special ierm-beIore 'd'NuA"'
Snpeto- Court-Equity Tcim-Ad:ourned until MONDAY
superior CourtTrial Term-Par's l. IL anu III
"Tnon Pleas-Cencrsl TermAdJourned for the terin
Common Pieas-Speciai Term-Beicre P3or ( Sioo1ay
Cannon Pleas-Equity Term-Adouned uhul MonuaS'
October ). 49,, ~. po.,s 7 II and III-Ad
io,rned until Monday october 3. .....
CITY Court-CieneTal Term-Adlourneu i2t t ie l.
CIV Court-Special Term-Before ENRICH u j.
Motions ,, .. Nat. TT III and Iy-Ad-
io,Irned until Monday October D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

The auditor has charged against net earnings for
This period the expenses If rcfunding S7,OUOOOO OF
Cairo and Fulton per cent bonds (Which fell due on
January / OF this YEAR into the new general mortgage
; Der cent bonds amounting TO S66l,3lO 81 also a
similar charge for extending 2573OOO Missouri Pacific
Der cent bonds (duc Juy Il 10 per cent, amounting
TO ~ IS $50: a total Of S10O,O2O b.
While this operation results in an aggregate saving
OF S92 900 IN the future annual fixed charges, the
mortgages required the exchange Of bond for bond thus
leaving this expense charge to be paid out OF current
earnings. ,-. .
carving the same is the Of the temporarily poor
showing. o..
Tic present floating debt of the company is 81 :
4sI 347 and woud have TO be increased If dividend
were declared to lquidate the same, wherever salts
factory prices be obtained, the company mas avail
able current securities, follows: $lOOOOOO Iron
Mountain per cent bonds, s., 100000 Missouri racine
first collateral trust , per cent h0ndS, T1,OOV,OoO
Wabash dehenturc b bonds: total, SJ.5OO,OOO.
Our stockholders, i'm vauing their Missouri Paclhc
stock must not forget that for the eleven years dulng
which have acted president IL has never missed It's
quarterly dividend. having paid S222 1o.3o$, while
during that period such q strong road as the Lake
shore was obliged 10 suspend the payment Of rs dvi
dend from November, 1854. TO February, -, two
and Onc-quart.r years: and Michigan central from
August. i-9l 10 February, 1888. orc and Onc-half
wears: and from February. 1854, ~ February 1887.
three wears: and Baltimore and OHIO. AtchiSon. ~.
Paul and Union Pacific suspended ara nave not yet
resumed payment. While during the last ecven years
dividends have been paid by this company, 1t has
Npopdcd I'm bcttcrments and charged direct To Operat
Ing expense, the sum Of 81 .O25.7i7 46
'e JAY GOULD, President.
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n0v.,,., weakness is said to be slight o'"'u''' IL
The use Of his limbs.
THE COURTS.

prcrrvrR FOR THE ORANGE piA NV same.
RE- H EN- S.S appointed receiver Of the some
D n0O samons orange diamond by Presiding ss.eray
van amounted upon the consent of all parties s sve
he was app ,ost IN the stone He is required 20 give
oiam s ." CO.. $1,000. and has power to sell .no u
nora providug he can find purchaser VINO wiz and
fair price for it The stone weighs ,io a. country
Is valued at $4,000. 1t was ofOue"' ~ pending a
from England in February aS' - ~ the stone was
usp pS IN Sa custody Of the property clerk at f0es
ms see TWO suits are pending IN ene
supreme Court over the ownership Of Jtss s Se Carroll
Mo are Rtnce THOMAS b. Bruce and ba"aru ~ "
DrTtca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
GRAPES NOT PROPERLY rs,,.
EXPERTS SAY THE DIRECTIONS voe
THE BORDEAUX MIXTURE H,,'
BEEN sLIGHTyD

BEEN SIGHTED.
Ernest j. Lederle, assistant eien,s.
Department, vent To Ulster County. Y y Z,
with Dr. Fairobld, tho assistant ~, ~,
Department Of Agriculture in waslnn,,o, g d
grapes in vineyards where the Bore.s,1 v =,
been used. They Inspected several ne
Marlboro and at Milton, and retnrn,,s !, ,''''is;
In the evening with samples Of g,an., 1@ N
OF which the green residue Of the -. y ,
solution was noticeable. DR. Fairesn, - 4
yesterday morning b. inspect some a., - =
Jersey The chemist made verbal -
dent Wilson. Of the Healtl board
make his report in writing. The reDo.. % |;
a. follows;
II appears that disease 0, n, E,,.
seriously Affected a barge section az - y, -
and 10 remedy the effects OF thls CA I,
have been spared. Experiments - a ,
when Gapes are treated st.1cily 49, ~,
rectlons issued for the use Of ths se'-s q !.
a. the proper season o! the year n. .1sl I.
naming OF the grape, when Asta7ea - - -
is not perccptblc except III raw - hs1,,
In a majority Of the vines ard, w.
directions were strictly ddne a \, Il = ~ .
stems SHOW barely trace OF the a., -. CPS
many odses none al al. Iu othr r-rr.,tf a,
ueciaIly in those vineyards visited f,isit, n
vrere shipped 10 Ncu : ork and scr. ~. va :,
Roarl If iicalth. ard Do which the .',ilf +
uscd later than recommended. aed n - I'd
bccn followed by the ammonia mIta,. ~
The compound remained Oh tle "a. 's "a.
considerable quantities. Do sort - q =
ev!dcut that the mi ,;urc wh. To- u., sssfe 1
properly stirred - that some n ~ ~
md retained on excessive amOaut n - ,lt, ~
tainod in the compound. 10 q a.. Yfs1
only a very small number OF the vss,,s, Sisssi
improperly treated. and that the flu, 49, Az
wards is very casiy recognized by ~ ~ ssi ,
deposit on the grapes ana stems. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
GENERAL SWAITS SERVICE.
yr WILL RETIRE IF HIS UNExrIRED Ooo'i'
w,pr1AL SENTENCE BE RENTED

- ,,,,,r. RETIRE IF HIS UNEXrIRED CVONA
MARITAL, SENTENCE BE RENTED
-,...,or. General David g. swain, whose court
bIie &c. and 1ss5 attracted much attention
LIDO 81 Army circles we'll as In them, wiz a.
~ -. thirty wears Of service as an oihoer Vi ."o
Pr. Iodav An officer said yesterday ina, ui'u.l
- a. an officer of the Army may DC retireu az US
70 oopcst after completing thirty years OF seito,
.nd hat re had made the request upon common 49,
uu p-.,d.nt yould remit the unexpired part OF inc
w r.rtiaI sentence which was promulgated "
p.c.idont Arthur on February "a. 1870 Al
General Swain was suspended from HIS oi"'
., Indee Advocate General of the Arry y"
1r,v %. 1884 pending the uiai Vi
July ,r.s against him. These charges were
80, principally upon certain transactions WIN
- ha,tinr firm of Bateman c.. ana for Ills idilu0
- Mort 20 the War Department facts which came "
-, t,yrledge concerning the duplication ana tripC'
.,r % Colonel A. p. Morrow's check accounts A"0
ta.ter was suspended for two years LOT uese i've
lorities connected with his pay accounts INC 'o
- n, General swain continued for several mOht's
1a~rtng in his being suspended from rank ana uu'S
%, t,relye years. and to forfeit one-hai oil MS mo"'|
,,. for each month during the same PERIOD "c'e''
- tbourh holding the title OF Judge Advocate
General has been disbarred from dlSch"rslhs tl0
-, ,,o Office by his courtmartial sentence. For more
" ' e, ,aars the duties of the Office have devoved
',an colonel Guido " Lieber in an acting capacity,
d Notwithstanding the desire Of President CeVcE'p
and President Harrison to make "A regular dppo"|
r+ they have been pOweress 70 do so, as ticre naS
ICON no way Of dispOsiHs of General SWAIN lHo
Scrrs OF the court-martal foresaw tms ana 80 90
- ~ his compulsory retirement, which WOuld De III
,soG The hapay Of General SWAIN hto a.
Gso a wear but ii he Is pat the retlIeu ~ iio
vii be entitled to rs per cent Of the fuu pay VI MS
Grade which would be i,l2o year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
pLcnLc OF TIE !. :. AHEARx AssoclArIox.

The eleventh arhual outing and dinner Of the
John F. Ahearn Association Of the WITH Assembly
District was held At Donnelly's Boulevard Hotel Col
lege Point L. l.. yesterday. The association and its
friends about 800 in number left headquarters, No
2sG Fast Broadway at 10 O'Clock in the morning and
marched on board the Il amer John LenOX, which was
moored at Gouverreur 81, 10 the music Of BOswelrs
Band and McCarty's Drum and Fife Corps Alter
dinner there was an exciting baseball match between
the bachelors and benedcts Of the association. fol
lowed by 1OOyard and quarter mile runs shoe potato
lat mems and pig races The association had A bril-
liant torchHght parade about the district upon It's re-
turn from the excursion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
w,vrs DIVORCE FROM A. c. coUcH.

Iudge McAdam, in the superior court yes'eruas
Granted an order for the publication OF inc
in q suit Tor an absolute divorce orought pS S,
Lord Couch against Albert c. Coach. me "'i. W. 49,
N''u -, tnovn As Charles c. Albert and he
a,tod considerable unenviable notOriey rs manager
- walking match at Madison square Garden a"'"'
voar ago. The plaintiff under twenty one years
Of ace when the suit was brought AID Ca!ep W. Our
ham was appointed her guardian ad ltem' Inc couplo
vora married at Lebanon. Penn, on september 80
1877 and came to this city n Marcel loV ci,y IN
- ihert Is said to have gone away from inc oiv Ia
March last to escape arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
ACCEPTING The LIST sEcTIOY.

The last section Of the new aqucduct section l6
l,ovn as the pipe line from the Northumberland
thirty sfth-st gate-hOuse 10 Central Park reservoir
was Yesterday accepted by the AQueduct Commission
from, O'Bren q Clark The final pdyCeIt OF 500
sst az WAS ordered. The contract 1r grading aud
Ievelling the UOunds about the nehundred and
thirty nfh-st gate house awarded to I. J. Moran
for - O62 %. The salary % W. T. Gullioylc ste
,ocr,pher and typewriter in the chief Engineers Office
wa raj sed from SO II 200 month The Controller
,e notice that he had issued E2OO,OOp water stock
Ind, during August and september, which mad been
,aken by tho Commissioners of the sinking Fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
n. orrssvo crAxF HIS BUILDING.

An echo Of the Park Place disaster "a9 GYMS
s,,nortor Court Yesterday. Kaufman HenScnei 49, 49,
the apartment house Clenwood, at No I'D T"'. 70
hundred and twenty -fourtbst.. and next w. Mr.
aO3 "The Harlem Local Reporter Il .,a,,os
savs that the vibration Of the presses shakes
M houso 20 such an extent that the tenants have 10
come alarmed and are moving out. He fears 'l@, w
building will be shaken apart and come tninpne
il the presses are not moved out Of the neN'
Mar, Antony owns the building where the Prcs-e' ~ -
,Ien,chel asks for an injunction restraining ino ~
nortcrr Company from using the presses y" ''"'' -
ror nell purposes again. Inc case VIII come "N '
arqument in n lew days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
7ir ROCKS sooy no BE OPENED.

The Finance Department has given notice that the
fax books will be opened ut the Office OF Major George
" Mclean the Receiver OF Taxes, No. 81 Chambers
st. on Monday at G a. m, when the payment OF the
.aves Il SCI will begin The total - be raised
- s2a 764 3o4 taxpayers who hand in their money
i, october Will get a rebate at the rate Of per cent
ner annum from date Of payment 70 December !.
After october 81 no rebate is allowed and after No
vonlbar 80 l per cent penalty VIII be added until
Ion"arv I when interest VIII be charged at the rate
~ per cent from the date Of opening the tax books
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
CARL WILL GEL his LIMA AND NOT BY PROXY

Lima DahbcYt the German immigrant girl whom
Carl Van IIof I'm Milwaukee wanted to marry by proxv
here. has been released from the Baise Office and sent
out to meet her Carl Yesterday afternoon mn eIaer
man. said 10 be n wealthy citizen of Brooklyn. went
to the Barge once. and upon condition that his name
would not .; published IN the newspapers gave bonds
that the girl would no, become a public CHARGE
furnished her with money and sent her on, ~ Nh
waulee. ~ my nam" should set into the paper. r.
said he Be" should neNe" lear tine last Of Il from nv
would be witty acquaintance. J have read the -i -,
story IN the papers and want her 20 60 and meet fa,i
80 Lima went away happy and there Will be mo- pTorv
marriage at the Barre ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
TWO cLyRGrMEx HoyoR4BLr RETrRED.

Troy. y. y, sept. 3O.-At the meeting Of the Troy
Pre.bytary Yesterday at Cambridge. she Rev. Dr.
George p Tyler Of the oliyct Church. Lanslngburr.
and the Rev Dr.. Feuuel of Glens Falls. were honor
ably retired They are two Of the o.cst clerSymcn in
the state DIT. Fenuel has been pastor at 'iiens Falls
f,rtv-ovo wears Discussion The revision # the
COMES, on Of Faith was BEGIN. but an adjournment
was taken until october l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
Mr.. crrrIs DISCUSSES MR. FAssE11.

fIWIH IIdTptI NtEhIl'
IL Is long since the Republican party lin NewNork
Stael was less distracted by frac lonal teuds. Nj
White, who represents It's general Intelligence ana
character rather than anv personal factIn. and the
representative friends OF Mr.. Warner Miller all CO
operating sincerely with the especial rle a. OF UT.
Patt Will Mt. Fasseti has opened the campaign amid
IN enthusiasm which usually mark the close o. a
Presidential canvass. This Is partly due TO the fact
that the Republicans feel that In him they have found
the leader who has long been wsntng 30 the party .
such ssue the practical control Of the
STATE by Tnmmany Hall taxes precedence Il every
other at this election II appeals 10 verYbody who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
ANOTHER UNIQUE FEATURE OF iH'
-N''" ii'r" y,NlA LIMITED M

When laayts maids, il9a9e, aea ity ass "a
the Pean,y Iisala Limited th StreS,e, 80 q >
he equippeJ with al The '" .neat dsiegied -,
nj n,senu % NE arrangement VIZ" ,~s -,
been writt4 ihcy neeu i. ,r iant me ~ ~
thi- may h5 done on nc - n.af ile =. ~
mall buAc9 have lcen p' ,e dfpo-ltl' ~ ~ . IS
desk, hi 81 ich lgiier' a''s cwrNsd ara VI ~
pmg piaVJ ne boxes ~, LII ia,t ailcf, "a n
forwarded through the M,,,ent dat ~ INV
OH ginal aid novel arf""-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
LIE xrw.roRK Axn kEwIER,n ILt,

meeting Of the sub. commluec Of uN 80
on Consolidation Of the New OK AI' III
Bridge Company was held YESTERDAY ar '--...,sss
purpose Of going over and revising uN a
paper, and prepare them for preseniauo.. = *
~ the full committee 20 day. The mcio' "a
the work wa, maang rapid progress aad ~
construction would soon begin. 81. c...- -
At the meeting were Judge "c"Fse -, a,
H. swan and r. D. Archer for NE Ne s p fnlu
James +. >parkman. ". +. f"i''1'
for the New jersey SIDE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
, POLISH CONVENTION N PENNSYLVANIA.

Nanucoke. Penn, sept 30-A convention Of the
National Polish Alliance societies Is now in session
here and delegates are present from all parts Of the
United states, The regular business session convened
this morning in the town hall. Andrew Placene. of
Detroit was chosen chairman. and lgnace Machnhef
sky Editor of Wiara Oczvzna,7 OF Chicago. secre
farv The object of the A -. Is & elevate and
cnnghten the Polish people OF tire Cntld states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
sr prp,vrFypryr MURRAY BACK Al WORK.

Police superintendent Murray was examined IN his
home. IN Nadison-ave., yesteTday by Chief surgeon
Cook who then sent a notice to Police Headquarters
that Mr. Murray able 10 resume actve ciy. The
superintendent will probably put on NJ Uniform ~ The
central Office this morning in time 10 hold a reception
whom the captains 20 there 70 set their monthly pay
chscls Ills ability 10 direct the force is not doubted
80 bis brain il as active ever and the only sign Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
REprRLlCNNs TIEp Oh 4 CHoICE FOE sENAToR.

REPUBLICANS TIED on \ CHOICE FOR SENATOR.
Utca. y. Y. sept. 3o.-The Republican Senatorial
Convention for the XXlIId District met in this city
al 80 p. NJ. to-day. Each county has n candidate
and each county votes for its The result of a
dozen ballots has been TO give SIX votes each TO John
y smith Of Madison: Titus SheaTd OF Herkimer, and
David Forest Wilbur, Of Otsego. The deadlock prom
lSes 10 last several days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
ADDITIONAL IMPoBrs OF GOLD

Advices were received YESTERDAY " -, 49,, "a e
Of an additional shipment OF $500. ~ =. J. -
from Europe. shipments OF ''V"''oy :, p,otss
sellgman 4 Co., aud 100000 10 D.O 7, ~ -
Co. were also reported. Tie aR 20 lee les -
the Way 10 this port - rdl'ed D'
ments 10 about q ,-OO'oOo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

has the pubho Mon" lit Is fortunate that inc
lntein ss to ~ Tamrnany have In Mr. iasseH
rombinel w a. tbs contest they can cordially suppl
d G diameter and addIe apd famaTy
nocs ability, educated in,e iSs Governor Of New
chi 10 be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
NoM1NArED FOR TIE ASSEMBLY,.

Middletown. y y. sept 30-The Republicans Of
Sullivan County have nominated Henry Kenrish Of
Jacksonville for Member Of the Assembly and HaTi-
son Beecher, of TuSten. for sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
10 SWEAR N FEDERAL ELECTION OFFICERS.

The Federal supervisors who W II serve IN the election
rcyt month in the Nth and Nrth Congress District,
will be sworn in tonight IN the Federal Building by
Commissioner shields. ON Saturday night he viii
swear in the United states deputy maIshals sue
ccssorS 80 General Spnoa and Roswell +. Flower VIII
Ice elected I'm these di, tricts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
NOMINATED FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.

Saratoga. y. Y. sept. 3O.-The Democrats Of the
Isl District Of Saratoga County At Baston spa to-day.
nominated supervise, jeremiah Hustled, Of Waterford.
for Member OF the Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
DrcIJyrs 4 NoyINAT1oN FOR SUPREME COURT.

Lincoln. Neb.. sept sol. II. Brody nominated 'by
the Democrats at their state Convention for Associate
Justice Of the supreme Court last night sent letter
- Chairman ogden. Of the Democratic state Central
Committee, positively declining TO be a candidate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
Rrs,yrss FAILURES FOR NINE MONTHS.

The business failures Of the United states as re-
ported by r. g. Dun Il Co., the Mercahtne Aee",S,
for the quarter ending september 80, are In numDer
754 As against 2,196 failures for the same quar'el
~ 1890 The liabilities for the 1891 quarter amount
to over 44OOO,OO0, as compared with nearly @oo',
400 600 in 1890 showing increase for 1891 Vi 900
fl and nearly 80 900 900 in liabilities for the same
ouarter. In the nine months OF the year losl Just
closed the failures in the United States number oo2o
u-ith liabilities of S136OOO,O00, compared Win
5s1 failures aud SlO0,OOo,OO0 OF liabilities Tor the
same three quarters Of 1890 The following shows
the number of failures in the United states and CANADA
for the quarter ending September 30, 1891 compared
with the same quarter in 1890, together with the
amount of liabilities. The figures for the nine months
of each year are also given: 800
Nine mos in 1891. Nine mos. In 1890
...o- md Tarri No of Amount OF No. Of Amount OF
tories Failures Liabilities Failures s LSa9l pm 1si
Eastern Statcs...-. s72 Sl40938td S9 lS ~ 4 5Sd
Middle states.. i8 "a 9999 IS Ky III9s555fssG
S9St9gIn StatSs 3S99ii9 1854 29oa72lo
Pacific States and 80 "a. ooo coz 10. ,oo
Total ...... S,s2s 1896, 76l 1881 sl0077l $50
Dominion Of Canada $50 49,. 49,, 400 a,o 20, M +
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

no DAYGER or 4 wAIES 20. 40, -
Chief Engineer Bird,all said ye,' ,s, .npply -
examination OF the sources 81 NS'. "a, h " -
him that the citizens OF Ne~-lo'A WV
GA "a water famine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

critic gerrymnndering is,s Assembly District has
natural Democratic plurality Of 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
NoMLNArEp ZOE NE NEwJERsEY ASSEMBLY

,o,vention this afternoon nominated for Assembly
nom the lst District of Cumberland County Wiloert
n Baxter. OF this city. Mr.. Baxter Is an active
worker and strong temperance man, and on the
latter issue will he made the county fight against AS
sembIyman Van sycke, the present Democratic tnoum'
hasn't. who las been rcnominated. since the Demo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

The Return Of the sire dc Nesie.
4. d. 10.
Nv towers at last These roNincs end.
Their thirst is slakcd IN larger ccafth
The warning initiate rccoils.
For terrible II earth.
KAT thrusts his shouted crags through fog;
Araxes swcus beyond his span.
And knowledge poured by pilgrimage
Oyerfows the banks of man.
But thou. my STAY thy lasting love.
one lonely good. let thi, but bc
Weary 10 view the wide worlds swarm
But blcst to fold but thee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

between The rghtN u tIr people 1nd Inc V"hsUIuIIul
When thC monster ballot reform petition, Win us
40 600 or 10000 names attached. sent 10 the
Assembly In the spups Of leHC Mr. Sheehan, who
Then wa the leader OF the Democratic minority IN that
mouse mo-, only %, his voice and ms vote protested
against It's presentation Int he tried ~ stop its progress
down The aisle Of the Assembly Chamber with H. own
hrsy This petition presented by general Husted
in behalf Of the ballot reform people Of New CITY
snd HrOokiyn. General hUscd speaker then
nd ne called Hamilton Fish ir., 20 the chair while
r. made the presentation speech In spite Of the Wild
Euied aud Mr. Fish declared that The right Of petition
c"nld not be denied and ordered the receipt of II
nv the Assembly.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-11-21
nY THE aovERNoR.

70 the People OF Mississippi:
There are perhaps few years in
the history of Mississippi, which
have brought to her people more
blessings than has The one nov
drawing toa close. Whilesickness,
death aud famine have grievously
afflicted the PEOPLE u other lands.
th0.e of Mississ pm have be- u pc.
cnliarly blessed. NJ pla gue or pc :
thence has invaded their homo,
aud they gratefully appreciate The
bonn eOus reward. which have
crowned their labofs. The earth
has generously Weld d ifs har-
vests, AID the followers Of ever,
calling have q, ason 10 +. joicc with
the husbandman til t Divine
Providence has aiya linn plenty.
Therefore, IL. " Stole, Gotr.
nor. 10 fec1mm il 10 the peppl
Of Mississippi tia tieS obs.rY
Thursday, the 26ih Day Of November
AS i day IL tuanRs4i iug anal
l,r ise, ana thatttsl abs ain, upon
tina day, from III secular emp ~
mrnt Aud | further = quest thl
they u par 10 their r 3 ectlve
plac fwors ip a d d,vou !, re-
am ,iiank> ~ q mereifnl Il I. II
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I. ent1 Il y % November, in the
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j. NJ. STONE.
b the Governor.
Gao. NJ. GovAN, Sea- et ri Of state