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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08

wAsRrSeroS. Dec. The democratic
caucus after two hours recess was
called to order at O'Clock and the bal
loting was proceeded with. On the
twenty eighth baiios McCann aud Dur
berrow OF Illinois desc rtsd Springer for
Crisp. ksvlng Springer but ten sup
porters.
Twenly-e gkth ballot Crisp. f0S;
Mills, %; McMllin. 10: Springer. =.
ts.ehsrt Of West Virginia did not
vots and StahEneeker OF Few York de-
srted Mills for Crisp on the twenty
ninth.
At e.25 McMIIIIn withdrew from the
contest but did not name q favorlte. At
s.s5 McNilEn voted for Nils.
Thsrteth nsIiot rssulted--Crisp, il9;
MIlls. f05. Springer. 4. Stevens, /.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08

SFEAkEE tHiSF.
and as the roll-call proceeded and no
cs anges were noted, IT became appar-
snt that the claims OF the leading can
dIdatcs were extravagant, and that
there would be no surprises. Probably
tue most inter- sing parsonage just at
this time was Mr.. Cable. of Illinois, who
was confidently expected by the friends
of Mr.. Mills TO desert To the Texas con-
dldate on the frs. ballot and TO be
tbereupon followed by Mr.. Newberry
of Illinois, another of Mr.. SprInger's 5
supporters. When the name OF the
Rock leland member was called, how
ever, Mr.. Cable voted for Mr. Springer,
and subsequently, Mr.. .Newterry did the
came, thus blasting the hopes of a
break among MIR. Springer's sturdy
supporters.
WAsHINeroS. d. c.. Dec. THE
afternoon session caucus reconvened
at O'Clock. and bal!stipg was re-
sumed.
twentieth ballot-Crisp. 81; Mills. So;
Springer. II; Mcmillan, IL; Hatch, 5;
Stevens, l.
The differences between this and
the preceding ballot are accounted for
by the absence OF several members
from the nall. There were several
absentees who came n and asked to be
recorded thus making the revised bal
lot - follows: Crisp, 81; Mills. 90;
Springer, IL; McMiIlin, IL; Hatch, 5;
Stevens. l.
Twenty. first tallot-crisp, 81; Mills,
ol: Mcmillan. 10; Springer, IL; Hatch,
e.: Stevens, 1.
Twenty-second haliot-Crisp, %;
Mills. %; NeMillin, ls; IL; Springer, IL;
Hstsn, 4; stevens, l.
On the twenty -econd ballot Messrs.
Cable and Newberry. of Illinois. left
Mr.. Springer aud voted for Mr. Mills.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08

WssHfScro~, Isec. 7.--Pressdeut Ha-.
rison tf,dsv N highly complimentary
ietter secepsed the rss,Tnstsee ~ secr~-
tsry frccsor - taxi. efect from fha
este. Secretary Prectsr vlEl a once
enser upos bs senatorial dutsea.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08

SPRINGER, raE MAN WHO DID IT.
after went up from the crowd and il
was taken up by those inside the Crisp
headquarters. Judge Crisp took the news
Of his election quietly butthose with him
did not. They emuIated on y small
scale the doings OF the Crisp men In the
house and Jumped on chans and other
articles OF furniture in their jubilstlon.
The withdrawal Of Mr.. Springer caused
some change in the vote that WAS about
to be announced. Four of Mr.. Spring
er's supporters, Bryan OF Nebraska,
Snow of Hin is, and Martin and Pat
ton OF Indiana, allowed their names
to stand recorded in favor
of Mr.. Springer, but Messrs. Busey and
Steward Of Illinois, and Holman Of In
diana, voted for Crisp. On motion OF
SIR. Brown, of indiana, the nomination
OF Mr.. Crisp WAS made unanimous
Crisp Wa Escorted In.
A motion was then made for the ap-
pointment by the chairman of fve
members TO notify Judge Crisp of his
selection, and TO escort him into the
presence of the caucus. Accordingly
Chairman Holman appointed Messrs.
Wilson of Missouri, Ofewal OF Virginia.
Catching of Mississippi. Wilson OF
West Virginia and Stahnecker of New
York AS the committee. These gentle
men proceeded to Judge Crisp's head
quarters and told him of his success.
Walking between Messrs. Wilson and
OFerrel, Judge Crisp entered the
house chamber where he received an
ovation. TIE Crisp men gave vent to
their lungs with freedom. Many of
the Mills men helped swell the din with
more conservative applause. Standing
in front of the chair he will occupy,
Judge Crisp bowed to its occupant,
Chairman Homans and the latter in
vited him to ascend the platform to the
speakers seat. Standing there the
next pres d ng officer of the house of
representatives delivered brief ad-
dress of acceptance and acknowledge
ruent for the 1rOnOr
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08
Minor Onicsrs Nominated.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-Ex-Represen-
tative Yoder of Ohio was nominated for
sergeant-at-arms OF the house and ex-
representative Turner of New York was
nominated door keeper of the house;
ex- Congressman Ken received the
unanimous nomination for clerk, ex-
Postmaster Dalton of Indiana was nom-
mated for the postmastership and the
Rev. Mr.. M'lburn was reelected chap
lain by acclamatlon. The caucus then
adio,irned
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-08

the Crisp men broke loose IN one Wild
unrestrxined yell. They neunted on
dssks and chars. and yelled NJ the top
Of their voices. Books. hsndkeTchiefs
and papers we're thrown IN the CIR, and
for few minutes pandemonium
rsigned supreme.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30
LATE NEWS ITEMS

THE business failures occurring
throughout the country during the
seven days ended on the 2:d. number,
for the United States, 207. and for
Canada ~. or q total Of .sy; as com
pared with total Of 80 for the pre-
vious week. For the corresponding
week OF last year the figures were 80.
representing 203 failures in the United
States and - in the Dominion Of Canada.
Ar meeting Of the directors Of the
American Tin-plate Go. held at Ander-
son, Ind. on the 23d. contracts for the
erection Of the buildings and FURNISH
ing machinery for the new factory AZ
Elwoo<l were let Work on the cxca-
walton has begun. and the contracts re-
quirc the factory. which will employ
1000 men. TO be ready V run by March
I next
A DISPATCH 20 the Paris Figaro from
Copenhagen says that at Fredcriks-
borg. the palace Of the Danish royal
family. the formation of a League Of
Peace 70 include Russia. Scrvia- Mon
tencgro. Greece. sweden. Denmark and
France. has been discussed and its con
sti,ution will he announced in January.
THE longboat belonging 70 the
French trimming ship Anstcriitz. and
manned by twelve boys and two quar-
tcrmnsscrs Of that vessel. was capSizcd
when in dangerous spot nj the en-
trance ~ the harbor Of Brcst, on the
Esd. and all hands were drowned.
CABLE dispatches from Valparaiso
say that the total results Of the recent
elections show that the different parties
combined under the name " liberals
have elected fifty-five Deputies. while
the conservatives. or clcricals. have
elected thirty-scven-
! TnE steam ship Wisconsin. OF the
| Guion line. which left New York for
1 Liverpool. on the nth. and about " hose
safety there was some uneasincss. ar
| rived AT Queenstown On the I'd
!, AcTIxG SECRETARY SPArLDrxG has
directed the collector Of customs AZ San
Francisco 70 commence both criminal
and civil proceedings against Bernard
Rciss for opium smuggling.
| Tux number Of cases 81 diphthcria IN
| Mansfield. o., Is estimated NJ over $50
| There are also great number Of eases
q scarlet fevennA great many deaths
have occurred
TnE name ~ John +. Glenn. cx-
mayor Of Atlanta. has been presented
70 the president for appointment 20 cnc
Of the vacancies In the interstate com.
mission.
THE Cork McCarthyitcs have fclccte.
Martin Flavin. q merchant. 20 contest
the scat made vacant IS Parnell's
death.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30
STILL PROGRESSING

The Nnnafaefur~r-s Record Susus marines
tho Record 81 week In she Comn~v-
rial. Mechanical and Industrial Progress
of the south
BALrixoRE. Nd. Oct 24-The Manu-
facturers- Record. in its weekly review
Of the mechanical and industrial prog
re<s Of the south summarizes the report
a its correspondents in the various lo-
calitie< mentioned and tho information
received generally from the south as fol-
lows.
Reports from AZ parts % she south show :
very rener a lnaprosrm In financial mat
tcr<. almost unprecedented COTTON receipts
and heavy foreign shipments. a somewhat
stronger feeling ia iron. and fairly liberal
sales iosh ~ charcoal and coke iron. and
married change for the better IN the dispo~i
slon ~ capital 10 seek investments n this
section. railroads are crowded With
business. and IN some places cars
can NOT he had fas: enough o. move tire
trafnc offered: misunderstanding enterprises
81 nearly all kinds are running nm frii tlsns
and earning fair. and In many cs>~s iar=e-
profits In general industrial matters the
week has bren bu~y one ani . large nam
Der az enterprises have been organized
Al <hs field. Ala. ~ofsr big d-sis. invoiv n
the iny~<tncn. ~ several million loi!ar~.
have l,een con>nsnnintri. In West Virginia
three coal mining companies With IN axxre
gate capital STOCK ~ sl.os,.sr- sfs1. q . iusn
b&raud boou company . fs1a1 irs.pr~ve-
nens company aud = SIoo-os corupanr To
make steel lSsh~ have lcen incorpor st-i. la
s-issi~ Rock site has iscen purchased for :
brewery. vick-burx- Miss. u % have . sls1.-
On brewery. three phosphate mining conn
rnnie~ have been or1anix-d IN FIoriaa- =
| C.osyy iottiing company at Atlanta. Ga. :
1 S-u.yD iron ore mining rorn 2any near &c lar
town, tI~rfrir-iirhf vusks at Fort Valley.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

Mn WnIrEHorsE, charge d'affaires
OF the American Legation at Rome. has
cabled the state department that the
Italian government has removed the
restriction against swine products ac-
companied by certificate Of inspection.
The decree against the importation Of
live swine Is still in force.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

THE Paasch pamphlet, arguing that
che car is mailman, Is one Of the
strongest publications ever issued from
the press in Germany. The writer goes
into history Of Russian rulers from
the time Of Ivan the Terrible. and
traces an insane faint through the Ro-
manor dynasty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

THE Russian steamer Alexander H.,
with 20, 600 skins, arrived at San Fran
cisco. on the 22d, from Siberian port.
Her captain. in speaking Of the seizure
Of the whaling vessel J. Hamilton
Lewis. denies that the captain Of the
schooner or any OF her crew had been
shot for poaching by Russian officials
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

PROMINENT business men Of Portland,
Augusta, Bangor and Lewiston, Me-.
have organized q corporation known as
the New England transportation Co.,
the object Of which Is - provide TRANS
portation 10 Chicago during the Worlds
fair. which shall include sleeping-car
service. board in Chicago and accident
insurance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

FOREST ISS. the largest and princi-
pal hotel at the famous natural bridge
in Virginia. was destroyed by fire on
the 21st. Loss on hotel and furniture,
SIS, 600, on which there is a small in
surance. Appledose Inn and Pavil-
lion Inn, the two other hotels, were
saved.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

FRANK DUBEDAT, -tocl< broker and
late president Of the D.s,lin stock ex-
change. has been sentenced TO twelve
months imprisonment for beach Of the
bankruptcy laws, and to Sessp years
penal servitude for stock -olxing
frauds. When Dubedats wrong soing
was discovered lie fed 70 Cape Colcay.
south Africa, but was followed, cas-
tured, and taken back 70 Dublin
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

WORLDS FAIR officials treat with con-
tempt the report from Paris that
France will not participate in the fair
because the exhibition buildings are
being constructed Of wood. They de-
clare the report was started by hostile
French newspaper for the purpose Of
being subsidized. but that their alnbi-
zion will not Be grntificd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30


Ihs Reeess xIlllag - AnsrIcaa sas,s,.
b Valparaiso Proves % Nave us~a sks
0ssuis - ; Cownrlly Attack b. = n.A
~ Araed Nee upea uasrm~d sailor. \.
<heFe lGave-The Ansir Wny r~.ve \.
the Md = Serioas Ose-Csps schiller.
R<poss ~ tn Matter.
WASHINGTON. Oct q. 49, Sccre,ayx
Tracy. after submitting the cablegram
received from Capt Schlcy 81 tAe
United States steamer baltimore
about the ARRAY in Valparaiso betwes,
the American and Gillian sailors last
week. % the president. made public
the substance Of the dispatch. The
dispatch received from Capt Schley
stated that he had made = careful IL.
vestig alton Of the assault on our sailors
on the 10th inst The investigation
shows that Petty Oflicer Charles Riyy,
while riding in = street car was
assaulted and dragged from the
about 100 armed men Apprentice
Talbot was assailed and cut danger.
ouxly several times in his back. two
cuts penetrating his lungs Coal
Heavier Itherson was robbed and cut
dangerously in the back several times.
Coal Heavier Turnbull received eigh.
teen wounds in the back: two penstra-
ting his lungs lie is in . critical condI.
ton. Petty Officer Hamilton was
wounded several times in the hack and
other parts Of the body. Coal Heavier
Painter and Iandsman Davidson We're
dangerously injured bv an assault with
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

AN epidemic Of scarlet fever has
ragged for several weeks in Girard col
lege. Philadelphia, though without
fatal results. Nearly forty Of the
younger pupils have been attacked. and
the fever Is vet uncontrolled.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

IT ID reported from Cork that the
stocks Of dealers in blacl<thorns and
heavy sticks are almost entirely ex-
hausted. and large additional supplies
have been ordered. TO be used. il Is un-
derstood. Is arguments in the coming
election.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

THE Chinese government has re-
solved TO make no more concessions TO
foreigners outside Of the treaty ports,
and hereafter any Chinaman selling
land to foreigner for settlement or
residence will be severely punished.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

A LONDON TINES Valparaiso dispatch
says impartial evidence confirms the
statement that the United States
squadron in Gillian waters both in
words and deeds displayed enmity to-
ward the congressional party during
the recent war.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30
THE ENGLISH FLOODS.


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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

Dr. VIZ. p. MEANY. for the past
eight years : resident Of London. Is in
Chicago. to arrange for the opening Of
m Anglo-American bank, with Offices
in London and Chicago. The capital
stock will be s, 900, 900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

DENVER. Col. OFT s4.-Thrce ex-city
officials Of Denver. rralixc now that the
way Of the alleged trangrcSsor j. hard
Yesterday the grand jury brought in
three bills 81 indictment against ex-
City Treasurer w. ~. bliss. ex-Dcputy
Treasurer James IIadlcv and ex- Deputy
Auditor George Y. Raymond. charging
them with cmbezzlcmcnt. malfeasancc
in Office aud forgery. The accused were
arrested last night and lodged in jail.
where they will remain until the
amount Of bond required u fxed BY
The court
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

THE pope, in sending his blessing TO
the organizer Of the recent French pill
Grimage, bitterly complains Of the At
tack upon the pilgrims by I'm ungov-
ernable populacc."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

The Trans Mississippi congress at
Omaha, Neb.. effected q permanent or
ganization. ON the 2Oth, with Charles 5.
Thomas Of Denver. chairman. Dele
gates from nine states and territories
were present
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

II Il announced IL Pittsburgh. Pa.
chat the Standard OH Co. Is 10 have OPP
position. A route has been surveyed
Tor pipe line from Pittsburgh TO Phil.
adclphia. and men are now going over
che route securing the right ~ way.
The cost Of the line. which will have .
carrying capacity Of 10000 barrels :
day. Il estimated Mt 81, 0y. 600, and II is
~ be finished by March 1. Branch
lines will also be laid into the West
Virginia fields Andrew Carnegie and
Mellon Bros. are said to he the hackers
Of w. L. Mellon In building this new
line.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

IT Is now definitely known that nil
efforts to effect o compromise between
the. litigants in the Searlcs will contest
have been without effect and that the
matter will not b. settled outside the
courts. The amount offered To Mr..
Timothy Hopkins 70 withdraw his
claim upon the estate Of Mrs. Scarles
was more than S.. 0O0. 900. The amount
at stake In the contest. instead 81 be-
ing from 90. 000. 900 to 10000. 900, "a
has been stated, II more than go, ooo..
go.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30
INDIANA STATE NEWS

~.
| over what Il thought "a be deliberate
murder About two weeks ago the
| body Of Mira Clara Waggoner was
/ found IN cistern the indications being
| that she Rad been dead for several
| hourS The remains were buried with
out an examination BY the coroner. and
since circumstances have developed
| which aroused suspicion that near
relative put the woman out Of the way
| 20 secure her money and also because
| she was n burden. as her mind Wa
partially gone. The feeling has be
| come SO strong that the remains are 10
be exhumed and examined by an ex-
| merit Il is thought that the woman
was chloroformed. and when dead was
| placed in the cistern with the idea thai
| she had fallen in accidentally and killed
| herself
! The roller-skating craze has again
reached Craw louisville
| The suit Of ~ s Byram. trustee, "
| the Etna Insurance Co, commenced
| az indianapolis few days ago. Is
| marked by unusually sensational feat
urcS The suit is TO recover s.. in
suFauee " -
| ~ byram = SULLIVAN usssso' - ~ -
Maren y me ueisnse = s"e rs, $50 -
| get the insurance. The total insurance
was SAC. 600. divided among eight or ten
companies. and the same questions arc
p~;.s,c, ~, S,,,. sex.n,.cr.
| ~ h>,-~.-,,,;.f ,x.s 6red 4 ~ dol-
- 80 80, ss~.,, ,no,,hs a. the
n.. ~,
$3.50 p. ,<~.a .;,;,.r ~
$50, - .-. - la ~. $500
~. ~, 80 5000
s -. -..,;.,;,,r sr;.,ds ~ r.<<er-
49,
Roru En;scopal and German Meth
| o5;sts ~ Xalnara;so ar making efforts
- establish churches ~ that CITY.
| Irnar II U,cc,xnoru.v
r-,nLTa.. a;sa s~o,, sha afr.c,s ~ The
r..I.~ ,~s.,u.r, To- drur.-ern.ss
| 49, r,,r v.ca,v,r~ xh;,s .,t.ra.
80 -. v;r.snres f.;r armed w;tb :
biscksnakc whin ..whaled'' an un-
| known dude who iusulted her.
| Al little York Washington county.
Mr.. John Shartell died a. the age OF ios
years He was the step- father Of Elder
| Thomas Jones. Of seymour
| rxr~v p,-ax ..5 90 rcs;a;rc
g.. ,.,;,s. -c,,,n 10 Sh.,,,w~;,,. die5
~. o,h.r r,orr;rg ~ .oryest;op ~ az.
E~er IL w,< 1 wealthy farmer and
c-om;n.n. n Lea, n.,;,;cs a. the time
sh;s a..,b N. was serx;ng b;s third
term ~ county SURVEYOR
w~r..,,,,..,x ,~s.,,,;c,, f.,-., =
-. ,ownsh;n Aller counts Will.
dr,v;nc home from church. .he team
an .wax throw;pg him o,,t ara n sur-
inc him " hndlv that ~. a;.a I lew
ho,r~ lat.r
~. ,,r ". 49,. ~.
c.,h.rcd ,,xo crons from ore rbsrrv.
tree already This season and now the
r-c,;ec ,~.s ~. hlos.or,.5 ont ~ he
T.v go. L;ca.~v.-t.r - x.w Al.
49, ~ ,wsrt-.s.~cn l;t,,. 49, ~ ~.
srh.'oI ana Z acc;ded,~ rro.n.ro,,-
naLrh Arsolp 49, iouna -" -
his nome ~ nIo"nseown' VIII ouiies :
wounu ~ m o.eaS. "eaPon eou'''
= 1ouhu- ana = suPPoseo Nc "as
muruered'
4 VuAh-s arc qu'te pientiiui "a tne
state.
CARLOAD o. cotton on an east
bound freight train at Charlottesville
took nre from spark from The engine
and was burned
MRS cHAs a MILLER OF erawfords-
/ 1F.f
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

II Is announced that the New York
Sun and Tribune have left the Assoc
eiated Press and formed the National
Associated Prcsa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30
A..sh-r Asss~ss = rrsis ws~s

LONDON. Oct 2S--The Eastbcu'ps
express train WIS nearly wrecked ne,1
Corydon By running into ; mass O. %
plates and tie-chsirx which had -
msliciously placed upon the trask
The engineer saw the cb<fae'e-
and succeeded IN somewhat chec~n<
the speed of the train. hut The eng'ns
plunged through the mass 81 iron an.
was badly damaged The remainder II
the train was undamaxed- The ra''
road company has asked The sen'lal-
yard authorities 20 aid in detecting Y.
authors of this crime and The rccen-
similar outrage ~ Reading.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30

o.. Busk'rk i.ssi.
JoHS SLAvfS. farmep Of Daviess
county. while out hunting. accidentally
shot himself. and died from the
wounds
TIrroS is 10 he lighted with cleo
tricisy.
THERE IS . movement TO build >
street-car line from Seymour TO
Brownstown. eleven miles II will cost
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-21
THE DIRTY FLING
or the Freie Presse on the Grand
jury,

or the Freie Presse on the Grand
Jury.
We very regretfully notice the attack
of the German Freie PreSSe against the
members of the grand jury, their proceed
ingS in matters of investigation of the af
fairs of our commonwealth, and against
Judge Noonan. The inSinuation, that
all motives of these men, whose names
and reputation should prove them above
personal animoSity in their actions, and
who individually, each of them, stand
higher above reprOach for Straightfor-
wardneSS, honesty and dSintereStPdneSS
than any name the city clique could pro-
duce on their side, shows to every I'M
biased reader that they are the vile eff
fuvia of a subsidized paper, who has to
earn the continuance of the adminiStra-
ton pap by staunchly defending the pow
er OF supply. or course, any party who
will help the respective paper along by
subsidy of about 81, 800 per annum for ad
miniStration publications, or any other
small favorS thankfully received, for
which expenditure there seems to be no
legal authority, is surely the papers per-
sOnal friend, and this friend mast be de-
Tended under all circumstances, perhaps
against personal conviction of the bene-
fciary, by all arguments, reasonable or
otherwise, which the fertile capacity of
its force can produce, and If it cannot be
done any other way, by accusation of
personal animosity and intereStedness of
men who by accident, and not by partial
ity, have been called upon to perform the
duty of investigating the stewardship OF
the servants, or rather would-be dictatOrS,
of this community.
A WELL MEANING Non POLITICAL GER
MAN
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-21
STAGE TALK.

Mrs. Raymond Holmes, nee Sidney
Cowell, very clever actress. is dan
gerously i'll at her residence in New York.
Harry Lacy is exceedingly we'll suited
in part, in that of Jack Royal, in the
play of that name. The military color of
the piece makes it especially interesting,
now that warlike scenes have become
recognized as Legitimate stage material.
Mr.. Lacy is on the road to a fortune with
his new play.
Thos. f. Shea, one of the very clever
advance agents, has been engaged by
Charles FrOhman for the Jane" COM
pany.
Tony Pastor is becoming a very rich
man. The business done at his pretty
little house has been very large. Last
week he bought another four story house
at No. 40 West Oath street