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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-14


Respectfully submitted,
GEO. X. PERsr.
City Treasurer.
Accepted and nied.
CRY TRHAsusKE's 0rYIcR.l
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan. II. 1881.
To the Honorable. the Mayor ana Common
Council Of the City OF Graad Rapids:
Gentiemen-The library fund Is credited
with the sum OF nnety-two dollars $1,000 re-
cesved from hnes in police court for the month
OF December. and l would respectfully ask
that the clerk and comptroller draw warrant
on the city depository. In my favor. Tor this
amount to be paid to the treasurer Of the
board VI education.
Respectfully submitted.
GEo. X. PgRRy.
City Treasurer.
Aid. Mckee moved that the request be
granted and the clerk and comptroller draw
the proper warrant.
Carried.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Creque. Doren. Doyle.
Emmer. Hsuser. Miller. Nils Mckee. 0'Don-
nell. Saunders. Stein. Stokes. Sproul. steb-
bins. Stryker. Tateum. Turuer-lS.
Nays-None.
CRY TREAsuHKR's 0FrIcK.l
GRAND RAPIps. Mich. Jan. IL. 1881. J
To the Honorable. the Mayor and Common
Council Of the City of Grand Rapids:
Gentlemen-on January 5. 1891. asked for
q warranty Of thirty thousand dollars. to b
paid 10 the treasurer of the Board Of Educa-
ton Since that date the ward collectors
have paid to the city treasurer the sum OF Sl60.-
600 and Of this amount there is due the Board
of Education the sum of $1,000. and / would
respectfully ask that the clerk aud comptrol-
Ter draw a warrant in my favor on the citv de-
pository for this amount. to be paid to the
treasurer of the Board OF Education.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
City Treasurer.
Aid. Mckee moved that the request be
granted and the cerk aud comptroller draw
the proper warrant.
Carried.
Yeas-.Aid Anderson, Creque. Doren. Doyle.
Emmer. Hauser. Mills. Miller. Mckee. O'Don-
nell. Saunders. Stein. Stokes. Sproul. Steb-
bins. Stryker. Tuteum, Turner's.
Nsys-None.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan. 3. 1891. )
To the Honorable. the Mayor and Common
Council:
Gentlemen-I herewith report the re-
ceipts OF my Office for the month OF December.
1880.
General 90
Licenses 40 w
IL t1
Seventh avenue Improvement roll..... p 20
Canal street Repairing roll....--......... 77S7
80 "a
Voucher attached.
Respectfully.
Wy
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-14
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.

orrlcs or conPTEolLER-
To the Honorable. Mayor and Common Coun-
ell OF the City of Grand Rapids:
6entlcmsa-Hsving examined the following
bills. report the ssme correct. ana recommend.
that the same be allowed out Of the several
funds ss herein ststee.
eEvxa rvyp.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-14

heppe<t{tuy tkhmatteds
GA y. PxRsr.
city Trensarer.
Ala. CTeaus nsse1 that sAs request Be
GRANTED snd tue elsEk ana esmptTelisr draw
TIE proper warrant
Carried.
yezs-Ala. Andersen. crsque. Doren. Doyle.
Enmsr. Haussr. Miller. Mia NeKes. o'Don-
nsli. saunders. Stella. 6toksA Spgeal. steD-
bins. stryksr. Tateam. Inrnes-1s.
Nays-None.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-14

w. A. SEMINAR.
City Clerk.
Referred to Committee on Claims and Ac-
coults.
OyyIcE o. CIrY CLERK.l
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan. 8. 1891. !
To the Honorable. Mayor and Common Coun-
Gil OF the City of Grand Rapids:
Gentlemen-The following parcels OF land
were struck of to the city Of Grand Rapids at
marshal's sale held December Is. 1890. for the
taxes assessed for the grading, graveling and
paving the cutters OF Powell street, In the
city Of Grand Rapids. Mich:
All that part OF lot 5. K. Poweil's sub
division, city Of Grand Rapids.
taken for the opening and widening
Of CaSs 65 IL
All that part OF lot s. +. Powell's sub
division. city Of Grand Rapids.
taken for the opening and whitening
OF Cas- street.....-.................. % y
All that part Of lot Is. L. Powell's SUBJ
division. city of Grand Rapids.
taken for the opening and widening
of Cas- street. s. u
All that part OF lot Is. E. Powell's sub
division. cItv Of Grand Rapids.
taken for the opening and widening
of Caso street. s. IL
And the following parcels for the grading.
grayeIing And paving the cutters Of Harla an
Blssell K HarIan's addition. In the city Of
Grand Rapids.
All that part Of lot Is. Bisscll 4 Har-
lan's addition to the city OF Grand
Rapids. which hes within l3s feet OF
the west line IL Harlan street DE
All that part of lot %. Bisseil a Har-
Ian's addition to the city of Grand
Rapids. which lies within lss feet OF
the east line of Harlan street-.- SIS
Lot es. BIsseii 4 HariaE's addition to
the city al Grand Rapids no
Lot ~. BIss IL 4 HarIsn's addition to
the city Of Grand Rapids-.....-..--..-. lie IS
Respectfully submitted.
WA. sHIxKsAy.
CITY Clerk.
Accepted and fled.
IEt SvrEu0s CorET or Gsasp Rsrrpal
gsssP Rarrps. Mich. jan 10 1871. !
To the Honorable Mayor ana Common Coun-
ell of the City Of Crane Rspias:
ssentl-rnen-I hereby submit ia your henor-
able body. a statement Of the receipts Of my
ofrc. for the month ending December 81. 1ss1.
for which held the proper veuchsrs:
rsfD TO czrY TRsAsUssh
Ensry f~<s 10 A. szfo----........---..1 - %
sseaogrzphtr's fees at s3s1~-------. $50
Decree fees. at 4.11-.-.--~-.--..- so
yprv tees ~ t>oo---.-.......-.--.-.------- %
Judgment fees. 2 ~ s4-an..-----.--..-- 500
fine iron ysrsr wiaegart----- $50
Tstai-.--~...-...-...-..-...a.>-~ no
Fan - oorsTy 7gsssrksf.
YsaHs state eyfrsiasI ess>s---.4 Sc 81
fsarx. eStste criminal eases 1ss 70
Tcssa zsn
Respectfully susr1fsed,
Asaxy~ Fra
C1erk Superior Cenyt.
| gss<rrsd 20 Cen nittee ea csams xns A.
csa.fS
rsFres Covs7 ~ exsvs E4r1ss-
6sxxe Esgxcs, H5es- Jzs- s 1s3 !
/ +. ne Esnersbse. tke Ns7or 49, Csnusn
| csssra ~ TIE Ctr - tsrsaa Esps<s.
4 s~Ssssnso-I have tie honsr ts report t1at
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-14

sass rls ss<rs 90 eenstssa1sr eEss tks pEsess
voxr4zt.
esfrssd-
fs>s-Aia- Address. eresz<. psFea. psyls.
Esns<. HaE1rs. Alzlex. Mia AeAss. boa
asi.. SAza4ers Stsla. ktekee> sexe1l~ 3d.
hsa. Strsksr fxteam Tarber-A
NsyS~ N9ss-
Csrx TxxAxrssss osg.cA
eskSo Rxplpe. Mica. J2n- ?. HI
To the hscexebfes ths Nxysf asa eonxea
cezsSll u ths CITY Of Gf4as Rapids;
6satl<nen~ following are the snoaass
pald N the usxa eoitestors - Ne efty rses-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-14

CrrY TRrAsuRER's OrrIcK.l
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. IL. 1891.
To the Honorable. the Mayor and Common
Council of the City Of Grand Rapids.
Gentlemen-I would respectfully ask for .
committee from your honorable body. to settle
with me on the following special assessment
rolls:
Stocking street sewer.
Eleventh avenue grade.
Second street sewer.
Sibiey treet sewer.
Miller street sewer.
Respectfully submitted.
Gro. R.PKRRY.
City Treasurer
A'd. Anderson moved that the request be
granted and the mayor appoint the proper
committees.
Carried.
Yess-Ald. Anderson. Creque. Doren. Doyle.
Emmer. Hsuser. Miller. Mills. Mckee. 0'Don-
nell. Sanders. Stein. Stokes. sproui. steb-
bias. stryker. Tsteum. Turner'S
Nays-None.
The Mayor appointed the following com
mittees:
Yer the scrIbner street sewer roll. Aid.
Stokes and Anderson
Fer The Stocking street sewer roll: Ala En-
aer lad Doyle.
Fer the Eleventh avenue grade roll: Ala.
Stein sad StrykeS.
For the Second street sewer roll: Aid En-
ner and Doyle
For toe ssbsey street sewer roEl: Ara. Ne
Kee All Hsaser.
Fertae Mfaer street sewer roll. Ala. Car
penter and Dorea.
err Tssssrprs's orvrcpl
GHaxp RsrTps- Mica. gsa. L. fssl-
To the Honorahse. the Mayor and Cemnco
CeanciI ef the Cfty Of 6rsad Rapids:
Eeafienen-I would respectfully asa that
TIE sara Of sls.ooo aftesn thousand dollars. -
transferred frsm the esntsaxeat fund to tn<
credit sf "a. general faad.
Respectfully saonitfsa.
CSC. r PsssT.
CITY Treasurer
Ala. eeokes rs~ez that TIE reoueet -
grsatea. and that she proper transfer - made
Carried.
Yr1s-Asa. Aaser>ea- Crroue peren. psyse
Emner. Hszser. Miller. &nss. xeKe>. Q eea.
aEil. saanxsrs. Stein. STOKES. sSrezl, Skeb.
ssns. STRIKER. Tstsan, Tarasr-1s-
The Meeker herald., 1891-06-06

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The Meeker herald., 1891-06-06

LILY rAnE sIuCK GROWERS AssoCiA,
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The Meeker herald., 1891-06-06

NAMrAu VALLEY sE,lTK- BREEniNG 90
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
sWINDLED EI-SEylTOR FAIR.

San Francisco Aug. 7.-Bayard Saville who was
arrested Wednesday complaint of ex-senator James
q. Fair has been charged with obtaining money under
false pretences. On July IS he presented letter Of
introduction purporng 10 be from exsecre;ary Bayard
Of Wilmington, DEL and on the strength thereof in.
duced Senator Fair 10 indorse draft for $500 the
Security Trust and safe Deposit Bank of Wilmington
1t appears that the letter forgery and that
saville had money in the bank The lotter csshed
tho draft through the Nevada Bank Of this CITY, lie
says that he studied law viii Secretary Bayard, but
subsequently, engaged IN the commission business, hav
ing house in NewYOrk ard London.
Wilmington, Del, Aug. (speciaD.-Bayard saville.
mentioned in dispatch from California, formerly
a resident of Wilmington. lie read law In Secre-
tary Bayard's Office, but was so unsteady in his
habits lie did not remain long. Heiwas charged with
forging his stepsathcr's name 10 a check and left
here about fifteen years ago. Mr.. Bayard said to-
night that the letter Of Introduction "A forgery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
FATAL RAILROAD COLLISION IN OHIO.

Pittsburg, Aug. IA dispatch from Palestine Ohio
SAYS: What might have been fearful railroad wreck
occurred about fifty rods west OF the station here at
30 o'clota this morning. The New-lOrk and Chcago
limited express eastbound. consisting of five cars, ran
into an open switch and crashed into four heavy gon
doa CARS standing on the siding The three front cars
of the limited thrown from the tracks, partially
wIeckng the front coach and totally wiechng the
engine and freight cars Engineer Richie and Fire
man Corner were seriously injured Elmer Clupper.
resident OF this town, instantly killed The paSSen
gers, numbering about fifty, AL escaped injury, except
that a few were bruised The switch Is Thought to
have been left open by some of the night crew The
accident occurred in a deep cut The front car was
thrown almost to the top Of the cmbankmcnt, ana faS
were broken as though they were pipc-stems. United
states Senator Moody, OF south Dakota. was on the
train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
YARD TRIES TO SELL THE SE4GIRT PROPERTY

Philadelphia Aug. III. II. Yard, who is uhder
hail for trial on a charge of conspiracy With JOHN
Bardsey, was heard from by receiver iardley Of the
suspended Keystone National Bank this morAhs.
shortly before noon Mr.. Yardley learned that iaru
intended 20 offer the Keystone Banks Sea Grt property
at public sale tomorrow. This property foihi'riS
belonged TO John Lucas, former president oil te oalN
and was assigned by his widow 10 the bank, together
9Th the hank building TO make up the Lucas deficit.
Yard asserts that the bank aferward sold 1t TO hi'
bt nobody but himself seems to have any knowledge
Of such a sale AS soon as he heard of the coming
.,lo Mr. Yardley made efforts TO prevent II. oi@
., his ATTORNEYS to Trenton to make apphca'M0 M
Tor an Injunction restraining Yard from making tIe
sale Assignee McCill, of John Bardsleys estate Uoo
similar action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
is sustained, and the land will be divided among
several hundred owners. The litigation In thc caso
began in 1867.
THE EFFTGY WAS HAULED DOWN
80 ONE INTERPRETED WITH ITS REMOVAL
RIOTERS ARRESTED AT FLUSHING.

80 ONE INTERPRETED WITH ITS REMOVAL
RIOTERS ARRESTED AT FLUSHING.
The efngy OF young william o'Neill, tho hquer
dealer OF Corona l.. L. and son Of Silver Dollar
O'Eel, the wealthy liquor dealer Of Greenpoint. who
has country house at Corona which was suspended
near the railroad station on Wednesday night by soms
practical jokers and caused riot Thursday night,
taken down yesterday afternoon, No one appeared
TO object to the taking down Of tho cgy. possibly be-
cause Chief Perry, of the Newtown Fire Department,
who supervised the Job, fanked By several
constables Chief Perry asserted that the wire by
which it suspended interfered with the working
of the fire alarms. Tho efigy was
thrown into the groceryman Scboo's cellar.
william O'Neil came to Corona at 10 O'Clock on
Thursday night and met by william Connors. Ed
ward and John Carroll and Clafln Townsend, who
drove over from Flushing determined to tear the
efIgy down and to wreak vengeance on the citizens
who had placed it where II was found. They we're all
armed with large oak clubs and 0'NeI at least. car
red revolver. They got chair and placed II IN the
surrey In which they had arrived and tried to pull the
efagy down. They greeted with a voley Of brick
hats from the crowd that had gathered They got out
~ the wagon and O'Neil drew his pistol.
The crowd fed, but one cittzon, James Pntchard
c,co was looking on was knocked down by blow from
a cIub and badly beaten by the O'Neil party Some
~ the citizens fed into SchlOO's grocery store, which
the gang assailed breaking the doors Several shots
were fired and the windows of Johnson's drugstor and
the postoce and Mrs. Lawrences tobacco store were
smashed in and other store windows were broken
During the firing william Connors one of the rioters,
was shot in the arm and one OF the CARROTS was also
shot.
The O,Neil gang got into their carriage ana drove
or,dIv ont of town. taking their two wounded men
u.ith them O,Ncil was badly beaten. He stayed in
his hotel all night and went to New-York yesterday
George Townsend, one of the party Of four from
Flushing and John Dunn, the driver OF the cErage
in which Townsend and his companions Were eri'lns
William Connors, Edward Carroll and John Carroll
wera arrested last night and brought before Justice
Howard AT Corona. All of them, except Dunn, Were
released in $3.50 bail each. The examination VIII
take place on Monday.
Iate last night Corona was in expectation Of an
other fight between / and In the morning; Inere
is talk of putting ND eges OF the two ONeills ana OF
tho woman thcy brought there All the constables
and deputy sheriGs Of NewtOwn were In Corona u
preserve the peace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
4 yEWYoRK sALESMAg's TROUBLES IN BOSTON

Boston. Aug (speciaD.-Abert F. Thatcher, a
Young New York "drummer' has had great deaA On
trouble here, which his counsel calls "peGsecudoh
ro y originally arrested on charge of evading pay
mont NJ his hoard bill at the Quincy House, but was
fnnd not guilty and discharged, only to DC ne
arrested on similar charge brought by the managers
Of the American House. This time also he was ac-
Quilted The last case no sooner dismissed IMAM
he was arrested on the doubfo charge OF evadhg Ills
hotel bill at Car's Boston Tavern and larceny ol aiS
Goods v,ued at $3.50 from the firm Of Mills e. Cfbb OF
To,y yorl, He was tried in the Municipal Court this
rnorninr on these two charges. Thatchers counsel,
Mr. shea. made strong plea for his client On the
charge of larceny Judge Burke hold Thatcher IN 800
For tRe Grand jury and the charge OF eVadi4g ms
hotc bill fhe prisoner he'd in 300 for the Grand
Iury oiI-hiS recOgnizance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
INTEREST IN THE FAIR AROUSED IN DENMARK.

Copenhagen, Aug IF. W. Peck oil chicago a
roerber Of the Foreign Committee of the Chicago
columbian Exhibition, arrived In this city today lie
was met by Clark E. Carr, the United States Minister
Mr. Nicholson president of the industrial ASsociatlon
and a number OF men engaged In manufacturing IN
dustres in Denmark. Mr.. Peck starts for stockholm
tomorrow This afternoon Mr.. Peck ana minister
Carr visited the rooms Of the lndusuaI ASsociauon
whcre the Minister presented Mr. Peck 10 the nenoes'
NJ peck made n speech In which he dwet upon the
,rno-auce Of the Worlds Fair to the trade Of Den
mark. The speech has awakened strong interest
here In the Fair. The association, II has been de-
cded will advise the Government TO appoint com
mission in conjunction with the exhibit "mcn @ tns
Mr. psck visited the Office Of the Minister OF the IN
terror and discussed with him the necessity of Dehnark
Sending a royal commission 10 the Far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
pA,yuEy INJURED AT HOMER, ILL.

g Louis Aug. 7.-Between IL aud | o'clock TINS
orp,nc vestibule train No. ~. East-bound, which
houIs New-York and Boston slecpcrs,, struck fast
.rolrht train which pulling in ON switch al
IIomer. H.. badly damaging the passenger tram
engine mail and express cars; also wrcehng four cars
% Grain in the freight train No passengers were H.
,nred. hut the following trainmen were hurt:
tInnrv Gppl fireman. severely cut about the head.
/ Mourning, mail clerk, seriously hurt'
lewis H. Gerke, mail clerk, $1,000, -uc,,,v
injured o, n,r,o, r,oo,av xrbo was stealing
ide m the mail was killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
W. f. SCHMERTZ, OF PITTSBURG. FAILS.

Pittsburg, Aug. w Z. schmertg, the most ex
tensve shoe manufacturer in this region and the head
Of several financial and mercantile institutions has
failed having confessed judgments aggregatng So33.
900. The first judgment was in favor of William
Loehcr, his brotherin-law. and was for 100000.
The cause CT the failure could not be learned tonight
Mr.. schmertz is seriously i'll his home and could
not be The other people interested refused "a
give any information. Mr. Schnlerz was presid mt
of the Third National Bank Of this city, president Of
the Chamber of Commerce, and member of the Ns-
tOnal Bankers Executive Committee His credit was
rated high, with from 1900 900 to 100000 capital
II Is said that the failure will not affect The Third
National Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
To PRODUCB RAIN At WILL.

q St Lui,. Aug. IA Fort Worth, Tex dispatch
sav "on the westbound Texas and Pacific train this
morning was a party Of men composed OF "enerai
Dyrenforth, general director of the work Professor
Myers and c. W. easier, balloonists; Dr. hOseti'
chemist: Paul A. Draper, electrician; George W.
Cnrtis mcteoroioglst They are in charge OF the ex-
,erimenis which the Government Is about 10 MAKE as
to the practicaby Of producing rain BY the hrng oi
explosives in the upper strata OF the ar lhey are
by Mr.. Rannels, manager OF the Nelson
>,ori ranch at Midland Tex, where the experiments
-,I no made The party had with them all the
Material necessary for producing AL tie rainfall needed
IL the experiments pan OUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
CHINESE VISITORS ar TIE FAIR.
WILL THEY BE ALLOWED TO COME F-woRK OF
TIE ART pEPARTMENT

Will, THEY BE ALLOWED TO COME f-woRK OF
THE ART DEPARTMENT.
Chicago, Aug (SpeciaD.-The Chinese question -
Incoming embarrassing to Worlds Fair officials ~
The instance of the Foreign Exhibits COMMITTEE vice
Pesdca,t Bryan wrote some time ago To the oecro-
.,v Of State at Washington, in respect to the admission
of Cinnamon TO this country on the occasion OF inc
Expositiop The answer came to-day to the encct
that tbe Chinese Government had received an INVITA-
on 10 participate at the Exposition in lo03 ana tat
II was probable that they would be Represented
Other auestions were answered satisfactorily, but te
ipopirv whether Chinese would be admitted at United
states ports when coming here for the purpose Oh al
tending the Exposition referred to the Treasury
Department. Mr. Bryan wrote to them immensely
for information as the question is one which the Ex
noeition authorities are anxious to have settled
Chief ives reports from New-York that his WORK IN
Eastern cities in behalf of the art department has been
e.tisfactorv His requests for cooperation were re
ceiyed by artists everywhere with cordial response
lie could have spent month more WIN proni he i
saih and would have done hut for engagements III
TI,roDe which he could not break.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
ALL CAPTURED EXCEPT ONE.

Auburn, Aug. 1.-Two more Of the nine iusi'ases
who oscaned from the state Asylum yesterday were
cant,,red this morning. The first was Albert Doihy'
ue had sIc,led about the western limits OF the elS
until nightfall, when he stole horse, htchcd III .
farmers yard about two miles from town. sherii
Keecr and Policemen Malone and tircnary stsrten III
rursut and overhaued the fugitive near CaJuga ai'er
an exciting alnight chase. NJ.
Walter Garabandt. the second, was fcuhu sAiiAiI'7 MI
,ho or,stirts of the city by Policeman Shaw and
W D,a ostod without resi- stance. The notorious "Iom
CoIiips Is now the only absentee. Keeper Wech - ;
naXerns from the wounds inflicted on him durlns
the fight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
TIN IN TIE BLACK HILLS.
THE HARVEY PEAK MINING COMPANY PRO
pOcEc tn SELL, TIN TO ENGLAND

THE HARVEY PEAK MINING COMPANY PRO
POSES TO SELL TIN TO ENGLAND
Chicago, Aug. III. seton Karr, member OF tne
English Parliament, and one OF the directors Oh INC
IIarncy Peak Mining Company, whose interests are
in the Black Hills of South Dakota Is authority Tor
tbe statement that there are 100000 tons of tin ore
averaging 2 1-2 per cent in sight and on the dumps
at the mines at Hill CITY, Dakota. Speaking OF the
outlook, he said to a reporter: "our mill viii soon
be on the ground and after its erection there
500 tons Of the ore will be crushed every day Iho
block tin which the mill will turn out contains 20
per cent OF pure metal The persons who have oeeh
talking about there not being any TN az I'LL oi's
will soon discover their error, for we shall soon DO
producing pure tin. large quantity Of 1t will be
shipped to England despite the output OF the Corn
wall mines Largo quantities Of the block tin, as
well as the pure metal, Will be shipped across the
water"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
THE RECENT OUTBREAK AT BARCELONA
PROVED TO HAVE BEEN THE RESULT UF FLOl
OF STOCK sPECULAroRs TO BEAR"
THE MARKET.

Madrid, Aug 7-M the time Of the recent hght
between band of armed men ard the sentres AROUND
the barracks of Barcelona it stated that the attack
was the result Of conspiracy among number OF
desperate stock speculators who desous of causing
fall IN the prices of securities dealt in upon the
bourse adopted this of starting report that the
otack pert OF rising by the Republicans TO over
throw the Government, and nus bring about de-
preston fn prices. Many persons believed that it
really Republican movement. and II was stated
that the conspiracy extended to other Spanish ctes
and that general rising Of the Republican party had
been arranged for but that the plot had msearried
The report Of the affair." as telesraphed from
barcelona, placed no credence on its alleged Repubh
can aspect but said that the outbreak the work
Of stock spectators, to-day that report was sub
santiated by the arrest in barcelona Of wellknown
and heavy operator in Government securities. on the
charge of being party the conspiracy. The police,
upon searching the prisoner found in his possession
8 number of letters which prove beyond doubt that ne
concerned in the attack upon the barracks. and
that the affair was simply novel and desperate
scheme TO originate startling mmors and thus allow the
operators concerned 10 bear" the market.