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The morning call., 1891-10-15
WEATHER FORECAST.


WEATHER BUREAU,
san Francisco, october Il, ls9l-5 r. M
Weather Conditions and General Forecasts.
Rains have fallen quite generally throughout
oregon and Washington during the day. In some
places 1t has been heavy. The rain area has eH-
tended southward to the northwest coast OF Cali
goruia and into NOrtherR Nevada, where 1t has also
r5ined lightly during the day. The cyclonic dis
tuTbance Of sunday is moving slowly eastward over
British Columbia with the center considerably north
IF Wash Inston. A barometric trough of low pres
sure now covers the interior of the Iacthc Coast
States from British Columbia to Mexico. The winds
have shifted southeriy IN all districts, except
Southern California and Arizona. The winds We
lucitle5 have been high in Northern Nevada and
along the Washington coast. Winuemucca south
west - miles; Fort CANDY, southeast, So; Tatoosh
southeast, IS. storm signals continue a. North Pa
cjEc coast stations. The weather has been decidedly
cooler during the day in Western Washington
Western oregon and the Sacramento aud San
joaquin valleys Il has been warmer on the north
west coast OF California. Eastern oregon, Nevada
Ar coma and Titan. Unsettled Weather will continue
in all districts for the next day or The effect
of the storm passing Will give rise TO more OF
C,oudineSs and threatening weather than OF rain III
California.
Forecast Unt- s P. NJ. THURSDAY.
For Northern California - Generally lOggy and
cloudy weather with scattering rains III northwest
portion and iu Northern Nevada; southerly winds;
generally cooler except nearly stationary tempera
lure Red Hlu1. san francisco aud Fresno.
For Southern California-Fair weather; westerly
Winds nearly stationary temperature except cooler
ut Yuma and In extreme northeast portion; fcg and
clouds along the coast.
For oregon and Washington - Cloudy weather
with rain; southery winds, brisk TO high of the
Washington coast; generally cooler, except nearly
stationary temperature at Port Angeles and Rose
burg. JoHN 2. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Ninth Infantry a. 5. o., in charge.
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AGAINST THE SITE.

The Chamber of Commerce has for
warded a protest to the President and
Postmaster General against the acceptance
of the site selected for the Postoffice. The
protest is entirely in harmony with popular
feeling, but at the same time one can but
wish that some movement of disinterested
citizens had relieved the Washington au-
thorities from the necessity of making a
choice from bad lot. 1t would certainly
seem that if good site had been offered at
fair price the Postmaster General would
not have selected a lot that the Chamber Of
Commerce would feel called upon to protest
against. The effort of few individuals to
make money out of the Government has
placed the community in an unpleasant
liahL
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factions and was popular and rich. There
are other Democrats in New York who
are not tied to any of the local factions
and do not propose to be. They are Demo-
Gratis on national issues, but do not wish to
see the party handed over to an organiZa-
ton which makes the plumber of New York
City the principal object of its existence.
Tammany is playing this year for large
stakes. The fact that it dictated TO the con-
venton is demonstrated by the admission
of full New York City delegation of Tam
many Democrats. The convention NOM
mated Tammany ticket through and
through. If its candidate for Governor is
elected in November, Tammany will easily
name the next Democratic candidate for
prasidant
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SETTLED OUT OF COURT.

The Boston Record says the Hopkins
Searles will has been settled out of court.
Hopkins is reported as getting from
S., COO to 100000 of the Hopkins
estate. The dispatch does not say whether
tho other heirs have joined with Timothy
Hopkins in this settlement, but it is proba-
bic they have. Evidently Mr.. Searles did
not want another day on the Witness
stand. Now that the matter has assumed
the form of a division of pile of money
the public interest in it will cease. Whether
Timothy Hopkins or Searles gets few
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TIE sILvEE ISSUE.

The advocates of free silver coinage are
making an effort to create an impression
that the issue is immediate free silver coin
age or the single gold standard. They de-
nounce the present policy of purchasing the
home product of silver as an impract!cable
method of reaching bimetallism and as I'M
just to the silver producer. Why give the
producer OF gold the full money value Of his
gOld,' asks one Of these free coinage advo-
Gates, and give the producer Of silver only
70 per cent of the money value Of his silver
while using as money silver and gold at
their full money value? ?" The man who asks
this question knows perfectly we'll that the
free coinage Of bUth metals is a commercial
impOssibility as long as there is a consider
bic difference in the market values of the
two metals in the established ratio, Under
the American ratio silver is at parity with
gold at 81 % per ounce. 1t is worth in the
market 81 cents in gold. Congress may de-
clare dollar worth but 81 cents in gold
full legal tender, and open the mint to all
the bullion Of bOth metals offered, but it has
no power to compel owners Of gold bullion
to offer their property for coinage Under
free coinage for both metals gold would be
worth more for other purposes than as cur
rency or current money. The day that free
silver coinage is determined upon gold will
rise to premium corresponding to the diff
ference in the commercial value of the two
metals, There are two ways to approach BIZ
metallism; one is to open the minis to silver
and trust to the increased use of it to cause
it to appreciate to parity with gold, the other
to purchase silver bullion at its market
value in the hope that the absorption Of the
surplus silver will bring the two metals to-
gether. The free coinage Of silver involves,
for time, the single silver standard. Gold
could not be considered current money while
held at a premium Whether the silver
standard would be permanent is matter as
completely subject to conjecture as is the
length Of time that will be required, under
our present policy of purchasing silver bull
lion, to cause silver to rise TO 81 80 per
ounce. Under free silver coinage and con-
sequent single silver standard, there would
be disturbance of values that will not re-
suit from the present silver policy.
The morning call., 1891-10-15
SCHOOL CHILDREN SHUT OUT.

A New York Alderman recently asserted
that 10000 children in the city are out Of
school because there was no room for them.
These children for whom there was no room
were in the lower grades-or would be if
they were in school-and are denied ordinary
school accommodations while there is room
and to spare in the higher grade schools,
The Alderman who called the attention Of
the board to the lack of school-room thought
it would be good plan to call for the resig-
nation of the twenty-one School Commits
siOnerS with view to the appointment of
one Commissioner with some qualities for
the work of the office.
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59s Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock p. n. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near KearnY open until II O'Clock midnight;
s3a Hayes street, open until $50 O'Clock; sos
Ir,ip street open until 30 O'CLOCK; 25ls Mission
street. open until o'clock P, NJ; and 1l6 Ninth
street omen until q:Sg p. NJ
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The following divorce suits have been
commenced: Caroline Maynard VS.. John
ii. Maynard. Sophie G. Rhein vs.. A H.
Rhen, Cecil Gardner vs.. Evelyn M. Gard
ner, George Cahill VS.. Thomas Cahill, Har-
riet Salton vs.. Grace Salt0n, Sophie L. Ross
VS.. Joseph L. Ross. Belle e. Baineb ridge VS..
James c. Bainebridge, Fannie Kennedy VS..
Jed Kennedy and Lena FL. Mayo Va, n. L..
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srnsCRIpTIoN KATEs

DAILY CALL GucludIHg sundays, SIS per year b,
mail, postpaid IS cents per week, or 90 cents per
calender month. through carriers. DAILY CALL,
FIVE COPIES three months, SIS %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages, 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, s. 80 per year, post
paid. WEEKLY CALL eight pages). 81 % per year.
postuald Clubs Of ten (sent to one addressl, $40.
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.
THURSDAY
NoTIGEI
OCTOBER. 1891.

Any Of our patrons lclo fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale by trata-5oys
r.iHce1yer a faror by notifying this ottce o.
MLoct, nOminq Tie date md tram.
The morning call., 1891-10-15

millions more or less is of no considerable
Importance except to themselves. A conf
promise was looked for the more confidently
as the estate was large enough to be divided
n dozen times
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AUCTION SALES TODAY,

FuEHlrrHF.-By NJ. J. Simmons, at 1857 Market
Ct. at II @ clock
FURSTTUEE.-By II. j. IeutholtZ n Co, at 4if1
Mission St at II o clock.
REAL. EsrArE.-By O. p. Won Rhen Co. at b2i
California ST., at u O'Clock.
REAL EsrATE.-By q. II. Umbsea & Co., nj 10
The morning call., 1891-10-15

License Collector Lees report for the
quarter ending September 30th shows the
following collections: City and county
licenses, S9S,1OS; municipal licenses, ST.
psi; for Street Department, $685.; on DOG
tags, $685.; special fees, $500. Total,
21S7 Qo5
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"The Call deserves MolI.n

1t seems highly probable that all the San
Francisco boodlers will be brought to JUS
tice soon. The San Francisco CALL de-
serves well of the whole State for its slen-
upus efforts in behalf of honest politics
Big Rock Creek Herald.
The morning call., 1891-10-15

LETTERS APPLIED FoR.-Clara p. Hull has
applied for letters OF administration on the
estate of Sallie F. Hull. valued at $1,000
The morning call., 1891-10-15

FOR GOODS DELIVERED. = AdOlph Stein :
berger has sued tile defunet dry.goods firm of
Murray, Watt & Co. TO recover S4S4 90 for goods
sold and delivered.
The morning call., 1891-10-15

James j. Doyle was arrested Tuesday night
on complaint of his wife, Theresa. James
came home drunk few nights ago and
chased his better half out of the house with
Il butchers cleayer, vowing that he would
split her skull Doyle, who lives at 322
Main street, has also threatened to kill
some of his neighbors for protecting his
wife when he was ill-treating her.
The morning call., 1891-10-15

APPOINTED Commissioned X. b. Hayes
has been appointed guardian by judge Corey OF
Annie and Richard Casey, minors. "a
The morning call., 1891-10-15
TORN BY A BULLDOG.
Two Baltimore Women Frightfully b
ten by Savage Brute.

ten by Savage Brute.
Two women were attacked by bulldog
in Baltimore recently, and nearly torn to
pieces. One of them has been lying in
spasms since the beast tore the flesh from
her legs and breast, and the other
is in danger of hydrophobia. Mrs.
Dora Glendenning entered the yard of Mrs.
Emily Hess, from which she had been buy
ing milk. Two young girls were in the yard
playing with large bulldog. They told
Mrs. Glendenning that the dog would not
hurt her. Before she could reach the
house, however. the beast flew at her. and,
throwing her down, tore the flesh III pieces
from her breast. The two girls and Mrs.
Hess ran into the house and barricaded
the door, leaving the poor woman alone to
struggle with the maddened brute. She
fought desperately, but the dog tore the
clothing from her and bit her in dozen
places about the legs and body. She finally.
after having her hands and arms terribly
lacerated in fighting the beast, succeeded in
dragging herself to the cellar-way, down
which she fell. with the dog on top of her,
his teeth still fastened in her flesh.
In the darkness of the cellar she got away
from him and the women who had fied from
the yard assisted her up into the house.
The dog next attacked Mrs. Hess. He bit
her in the thigh and tore her hands in the
struggle. Several men attracted by the
women'S screams then entered the
yard and beat the animal into
insensibility. The wounds of both
ladies were cauterized, although Mrs.
Glendenning's body was so lacerated in
some parts as to prevent successful cauter-
iZation. She is in nervous condition, and
the shock to her nervous system, together
with her physical injuries, the doctors
think, will cause her death. The spasms
which cOnvulSe her every few minutes are
like those of a person suffering from hydro
phobia. Mrs. Hess has also had several
spaSms. and is in imminent danger of IA
bes.-Bal;imore dispatch TO St Louis
Clio be- Democrat.
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Books bought. King, Is Fourth street.

SUED ON A NoTE.-George Goettlnger has
sued NJ. Davidson to recover s698 SO on q
promisSOry note.
The morning call., 1891-10-15

J.F.CUTTER'sOLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all frst-class druggists aud
grocers. Trade mark-star within shield.
The morning call., 1891-10-15

HELD TO ANswER-George Harcourt was
held to answer IN Police Court 8 yesterday on
charge OF stealing gold watch and chain from
variety performer named Mabel Rutherford.
The morning call., 1891-10-15

Shearer's autumnal overland excursion Will
leave san Francisco September 29th for Chicago,
boston and all Eastern cities. For particulars
address +. E. Shearer, New Montgomery St, or
l Montgomery ST. San Francisco
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The Palace Salt Water TUB and Swimming,
7i3 Hilbert street, are now open for tue season..
The morning call., 1891-10-15
s1ruAr1oNs-CoNrINuEp


VALET. EXPERIENCED INVALID ATTEND
ant and travelling servant, wishes situation
speaks French, German and English; best o; , cry
and European reference, also Doctors Adq[sss
Valet CALL Branch Office. u
CHIMNEYS THOROUGHLY CLEANED, 81 80.
y Z. MULLER, 1871 PACING St, rear. oc14 OF
poY ABOUT IT YEARS WANTS TO LEARN
ID the plumbing trade. Gail at DO Uiementina ST.,
bet First and Second oc14 ~
CoBER YOUNG MAN tsCoTCHMAN) WANTS
= steady work Of any kind. Address Z. u box
IA, tbs Office. ocl4 81
INEXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN WANTS Po-
Il sition in some wholesale house as book-keeper
to assist in general office work Address JOHN
HARTMAN, General Delivery, CITY. oe14 9t
y DUNG MARRIED MAN (CoLoREDl, STRONG
i and healthy; willing do anythinsi understands
waiting. Eastern style. and just from East; Under,
stanes care horses etc; with some references ana
2SO6B Pine st. oel4 81
Young MAN WISHES SITUATION IN
L wholesale house to drive light wagon or WORK
around store. Address w. R., 1906 Seventh St,
Oakland. ocI4 81
no BUTCHERS-wANTED. BY YOUNG MAN
/ who has had experience at the business. an OPP
home aud about $50 per month. Address butcher,
Box l1s, CALL Branch once. oel4 81
Young MAN WOULD LIKE POSITION IN
wholesale groeery-StOre, or will do work OF any
kind; reference given; experienced in business.
Address rea Box 109. CALL Branch Once "a ~
MAN WANTS SITUATION IN A PRIVATE
vi family c0achinan. or general work about
private place. Address Coach, Box 1O9, CALI
Branch once Oc14 Us
Young GERMAN. AGE Is, WISHES WORK
L in cheap grocery or drive butcher wagon III
Green ST. Ocl4 ~
EOMPETENT GARDENER AND COACHMAN
wants situation around private place; is handy
with tools. Address W. $, Hox 81, this othce ola y
MAN AND WIFE. sCANDINAVIA> 5, WISH TO
I'i take of place. farm, vineyard or orchard;
man understands AL kinds of work, wife TO do cook
ing Apply at lOS Freedom St, near Fourth ana
Brannan ocl3 ~"
CoBkR, STEADY AND INDUSTRIOUS COOK
- wishes situation in hotel private family or res
taurant. Call or address IL Clay St oc43 OF
CuOK-YOUNG FRKNCHMAN. 10 YEARS OLD,
- good COOK wishes work in 4 private family, city
or country; reference. Address b., Box 80 TINS
Office. ocl5 81
YOUNG MAN ATTENDING COLLEGE WOULD
like to " ork morning and evening for his board
and room. +. J. ROLANDS Box l61, CALL Branch
Once. ocl3 81
DARBER, YOUNG MAN. WISHES STEADY 20
ID SItion. Address, stating wages, Barber, Box So
CALL Iranch Office. oc1o 5tF
Young MAN, SWEpE, WISHES SITUATION
any thing about house can give references II. T.,
Box So. CALL Branch once. ocl3 81
SITUATIoN WANTED BY A LIVE, ENERGETIC
- young afraid of work. Address H., Box
loo. CALL Branch ONCE. ocl3 81
young MAN 20. SOBER AND RELIABLE,
j wishes situation waiter in city restaurant OF
coffee house; experience and steady place my OBJ
ject, not wages; has some experience Address A.,
Box Al, this ONCE. ocl3 81
CITUATION WANTED BY SOBER RELIABLE
- EngiiShman. as gardener ana care Tor horses,
once oc13 3t*
NaIDDLE-AGED MAN WANTS WORK PRIVATE
NJ family; milk take care horses, handy In house:
best of references. Address Handy Box lO6 CALL
Branch ONCE, oc9 ~
The morning call., 1891-10-15

THE THROAT" Broicl's bronchial Troches" act
directly on the organs OF the voice. They have an
extraordinary effect in all disorders of the Throat.
Speakers and Singers find the Troches useful
The morning call., 1891-10-15

TAKE Simmons Liver Regulator to keep the bow
els regular. one dose is worth 100 dollars.
T1rpA mince MES. SWANS 218 Suffer street.
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TIE MORNING CALL
pr-pTIV4TIOV OFFICE :

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1891-10-15

tf~E59 Dividend Notice; flee of the Fire
lk~S mans Fund Insurance Company san Fran
cisco, october u, 1891. AT Irregular meeting of
the Board of Directors of this company, held THIS
DAY. dividend was declared, payable on aud
after October IA, 1891
ocl3 st BERNARD FAlM0NVILLE. Secretary.
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ASTEULoGF.

NINE MoREAU, 10 FOURTH ST, REVEALS
VI the past present and future; fee 25c. ocl3 S.s
M ME- EXODUS. CLAIRVOYANT. HAS RE
w moved 10 1917 Sixth St. Room l. sells II
NINE. DR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC REVEALER
W by eggs and cards. tells entire life past present.
future; consultations all affairs. nothing
eepted; name given valuable advice and sure help:
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impoJsiols
diseases cured; fee 81; letter -. 80 Kearay ST. e
Nj ME WALTERS, 5IT TEHAAA ST, Mr.. ara;
1u fortunes told: ladies'. 25c gents. oUc opea Sla
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DREssNIAKERs.

GMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
- lions taken at CALL Branch offices, sos Lark1n
St, 33e Hayes St and 2513 Mission ST.. open tlH
$3.50 p. n. ySf
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On THE INSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOOD5
~ silks seslskins and sealette eloaks; also carp4tS
furniture, lacecurtains, blankets and fOldinsbsds
at NJ. FRIEDMAN IS cos, 22S and $50 Stockton
st Why pay ready money when you buy iuss
as cheap by making a small cash payment down,
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection OF our
stock is respectfully solicited; orders by mail
goods or samples promptly attended TO. 22S and
$50 Stockton. and 23I Post: nnnm evenimrS lst z
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DyICE FREE. READ AID. PERSONALS CIV
n HOWE d CO., attorney sat-law. $40 Market. u
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MALE HELP WANTED.

C1HIEF COOK, $50; SECOND COOK, $50 FOR r..
u frst-class hotei; 3 boardins-house COOKS. 80,
$40 and $50 4 hotel walters. $50: boarding
house walters boys $25 and $50; dish washers,
80 80 ~" w. 1t
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ORESSES MADE AT LOVES PRICE --LATEST
IL fashions MRS. PHILLIPS, 1926 Mission OF 3m
CTYLISH DRESSES AT Low PRICES; FIT
- guaranteed. MISS HARRIS, 90 Ellis. oc4 SIN
INSTRUCTION IN DRESS-CUTTING, S. T. TAY-
L Tor system, by one of Taylor's best instructors,
L. p WANT Gate Chicago). II Geary. r. l.s29 'm
80 GEARS ST., STYLISH PERFECr-FIr-
n ting suits made short notice: work guarai-
teed; prices reasonable. MRS. 5. A. LOWE se2O Sun
DRESSES MADE FIRST-CLASS FROM SIS so UP
~ MRS. A NJ. WALKER, III Geary st. sel9 I'm
QUITS FROM SIS 80 UP; STYLISHLY DRAPED
~ 1ls stockton ST.. doors from Geary. jell 6m
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sPIRITUALIsAI.

A UGUSrA LEoLA. FORTUNE TELLER; MAGIC
N charms love tokens; true pictures Of futurs
husbands and wives free: teaches fortune 2SyS
Mission st, near Twentieth; fee ST. au2I n
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SEND FOR FAMILY BUTTER REFRGGERA-
- tor: keeps bntter cool; only soc for round, 75c
for square; agents wanted, either sex. 2004 Mar
ket ST junction Haight. Ocil IT
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+ nan TOOTH so TENDER CHE NERVE
was nearly pxpOsed1 IL would hardly bear touch
inc the BOSTON Dental Association of u Powell
At by their new process. excavated and filled IL
m.tt'V'is pam - oc ) If
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EP LOdge-Rooms to Let; Large; Small.
EE~S Irvine Academy, 927 MissIoIi mr.. 9th $50 I'm
R5S To Let - Elegant LOdEe-Rooms,
Eh~S Wednesday and Thursday nights, at Union
square Hall Building. 421 Post st se27 II
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VALET. EXPERIENCED INVALID ATTEND
ant and travelling servant, wishes situation;
speaks French, German and English; best o. clty
and European reference also doctors. Address
Valet CALL Branch Office ~
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SPECIAL notices.


~ This Evening the Series OF Stereop-
eS~S tican views given in the Central Presbyfe-
ran Tabernacle, corner OF Golden Gate ave. and
Polk ST., closes with lecture "a Trip on the
Rhine" During the evening there will be a recita-
ION by Mrs. Augusta E Gordan and several choice
tyocal selections and a cornet duet by Master and
Miss Miller
The morning call., 1891-10-15

GEE THE CUCKOO CLOCK AT STATIONS
- Carpet Cleaning Booth at the Fair. au23 tt
A UFRICHTIG, THE wATCHMAKER AND JEW
d eler. rhmOYeI 10 his old nuarthrs Jos Sixth eli
The morning call., 1891-10-15

Young FRENCH GENTLEMAN WISHES
board and lodging in English family in order to
learn English; he is perfectly educated; Will give
French lessons in part payment. Address C. A.,
Box "a. CALL Branch Office. Its
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AtIENrS MANTED.

NOW READY-woNDERFUL ADVERTISING
~ machine; sells to every merchant and manu-
facturer; steady work; enclose stamp. Arc o. Mfg.
Co TuTbSa
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-30
I. i. LYGAN.

DESTROYS of two things; One to make those
vino had not paid taxes. to discharge J'idg-
ment. do so. and find remedy for payment
creditors against delinquent officials.
He says iii his brief: "Having had sufficient
levy in each case the power of the court is
exhausted in that direction but is easily in
voked to compel the discharge of ministerial
duties and such exercise of il, would he just
to all concerned. last clause in brief with
pnpers)
On the question of limitation rs
discussed by +. T. Hughes, attorney
for REALTORS, he says ''Another con-
elusive reason for this case is that by
consent of parties, ali order was en-
tered. reviewing this judgment in the
name of William Hills executors.
No question of limitations applies in
the other thirty-two cases named to
this stipulation. He further said the
equities must be settled between the
tax payers, that be had nothing to do
with that
Then again, on file is an agreement
by +. I. Hughes, attorney for plain
tiff, and James p Nesbit, county
clerk, Scotland county, 1-15, 80, in
cases numbering 36, Judgment in all
amounting to SS0,71Io7; ut is
agreed that these balances found due
in above 3G cases are the balances f0i
which alias peremptory writs will bc
issued, as per order of Judge Thayer
made Tuesday, January 6, 1890, L.
S. Circuit Court, Eastern Division
Eastern District of Missouri
}. c. MOORE,
Prosecuting Atty, Scotland Co. Mo.
BY j. =. NEsBIT, Co. Clerk.
+. I. HrGHEs, Atty for Realtors.
Again it is understood that in all
cases herein wherein VIM. Hill is re
lator, the suit has been renewed in
the name of his executors, Jas. b.
Dodge, Evelyn l.. Hill and Mary II.
Finley. +. Il, HUGHES for relator
j. =. NEsBIT for j. {, Moore.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Flied JANUARY 9th, 1891.
4. p. SELBy, Clerk
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-30

The Independent claims that the
election called to vote on the propo
sition of compromising the Knox
county '.bond indett edness'' will re
suit in the defeat of that measure by
a large majority. Like the so calIef
"bond indebtedness" in this county
The bond matter in Knox county is ;
fraud and really unconstitutional, ant
would not be worrying the people at
all now, were it not for the way thess
schemes have been worked by the
s'bondho!ders'' in interesting an Gle
ment at home in the nefarlous bust
ness. We hope the compromise l.
Knox county will be given blacl
eye, for it will show the schemer:
what they can expect from this coun
ty