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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23

Sergeant IL here, and others are ex.
pected today and the next day
The trend OF fair judgment leads to
the conviction that there will be nc
concerted abandonment OF work by
organized labor to be represented In
the conference can possibly occur
before Wednesday, while there is a
likelihood that the session will not
be held before Thursday. In the
meantime speculation may he ex-
pected as TO whether Sweeney will
order out other switchpen west or
south or both, or whether he will
announce officially and formally The
defeat Of his men.
About fifty men who acted a.
switchmen for the Western New
York and Pennsylvania road yester
day afternoon ceased work becsus
required to handle freight from ih,
Central. There Is a renewed intima
tion that the switchmen of the
Grand Trunk may add themselves
to the strikers. No troops will be
Withdrawn until time shall have
made improbable any futber attacks
upon the present switchmen. Gen.
eral Porter says today that tn,
troops will he ordered home as sooii
A. the situation warrants. LAX,
Shore officials report the condilloi
uormal. In freight and boxing cais
fIll forces are working everywhor,
Iight and day, and officials are nov
'.wnding time looking for business.
thirty car handlers employed oi
he Lehigh trestIe on the watt
font stopped work yesterday afier.
loon and told the yard master tlla
hey would not resume work untn
he grievances of the switchniei
we're settled.
ELMfRA, N. Y. Aug. 23 The
Iockade Is broken, aud freight IL
cling handled without Oppcsiti,
he strikers do not admit defrai
nd are inclined tn think there vii
ct be trouble In this region.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
HE SAVED HIS NECK
But He Turned Traitor and Acted
the Coward to Do It.

KNOXVILLE, Aug. ga seusa
tional episode occurred at Coal Cfeei
The leader Of the most daring, mos,
lawless and mos Troublesome body
of miners was Bud Lindsay. 10
bis Vaccinations has been due much
Of the turbGiel ce on the creek, HI
has made himself so obnoxious 10
the more conservative miners and
to ciilzens not Ia sympathy with the
rioting that he has been u marked
figure, and only his keeping within
safe distance of the military since
his capture, and generally between
four walls, has prevented his being
killed. For several nights he was
confined in an old mine, and the
mouth guarded by squad of sol
diers. Affairs during the day had
been so quitet that watch had been
somewhat relaxed, and Lindsay had
lost some of his fear and wandered
more widely within the enclosure.
In the night, in some way that no one
seems to understand, four citiz ,ns
managed to silence the guard, and,
in the dusk, slipped him between
the pickets. He was hurried up the
valley toward Briceville, and the
mob, which gained force at almos.
every step, hurried him forward,
fearing an alarm and pursuit by the
soldiers. The journey WAS not end.
ed until Briceville, the scene of the
troubles last year and the home of
the more conservative class of min
ers, Was reached. Once there a
rope was secured and placed around
his necK. His true character was
soon seen. Though considered des-
perate, and though he has at least a |
dozen murders to his account. he |
broke down and begged for his life
with all possible fervor. His plead.
ings and lamentations were effective.
He was pr missed life upon the SOL
, mn promise that today he will
turn states evidence and reveal the.
names aud plans Of all the leaders.
tell how the mob was raised, the na-
ture OF tue oath, the names of the
miners known to have killed tn,
deputy guards, in short, to reveal t.
the civil authorities all of the law
essness that has reigned, and this
he has agreed to testify to in court.
When all this was promised, the
'ope was taken from his neck ana
ne was returned to the camp fur safe
'eepins. 1t is now believed that
With his testimony 20 or 80 leaders
'an 9 successfully tried for murder
md col victed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
Governor Flower Explains

WArERTowS, N. ", Aug. %. =
In an Interview with representa-
tive of the press, previous ia
his departure from Albany, Govern.
or Flower said la reference to the
criticisms that have been made on
his action In sending so many
troops to the scene Of the strike:
''Have you a brother among the
militia at Buffalo? II you have,
you will know how to answer II.
The militia of the state ofNew York
IL composed of active, intelligent
young men, coming from prosper
GUS homes and shops and business
places. They devote their energy,
and rellnquish part Of their liberty
In the service Of the state for pro.
tectlon IN just such emergencies as
the present one. When the state
calls on them for service that has an
element of danger, the state Is
bound to use every means at Its
command to minimize that danger
~ far ~ possible. Certainly II would
be an outrage to place these young
men In perious position so long rs
II IL possible to avoid It. When the
proper authorities at Buffalo inform
cd me that 1000 mllitiamen OF the
locality were trying TO protect prop.
erty 10 vast that II was necessary TO
place every man In constant danger,
and when asked for more troops To
lessen this danger TO lives as well as
protect the property, the state
could do no less than to send enough
troops TO prevent bloodshed. II was
due 30 the strikers, rs we'll rs to the
militia AMI the owners OF property
|n question, that we gave ample
p 'otection 10 nj for the strikers are
not ths oncs from whom serious
trouble Il feared; that comes from
lhe lawless element, that hangers
,n' who Invariably gather at such
places. and find pleasuse Ia stirring
np stri % aud causing wreck and
ruin. Ia city like Buffalo the ele
nsnt numbers many thousands. 4
m sure the good people Of the
ents find no fault because the chief
xeoutiye has granted the request for
mn 'ient troops 10 prevent this law
'soskInx crow from committing !
ny sot ID Il might lead to further
rouble.n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
Silver Que stion in India.

LONDON, Aug. pa Times cor
respondent at Calcutta says: "The
apparent supineness of the govern.
ment on the silver question is caus-
ing dissatisfaction throughout the
country. A difference of opinion
exists in regard to the adoption of
the gold standard, but the convic-
tion is growing that the time has
arrived for the government to take
the public into its confidence and
prevent a further fall of the rupee
by closing the mints to free silver
coinage"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
From Tennessee.

COAL CREEK, Aug. 2s.-Every,
thing II quiet this morning. Two
militia men out In the mountains
last night were chased eight miles
by nve armed miners. 1t Is rumor.
ed today that the Governor of Ken.
tucsy has given permission for
troops to pursue fugitives across the
state line and will co-operale in
their capture.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
The Cholera Is Raging.

TEHERAN, Aug. 23.-Cholera con.
tinues to claim a fearfully large
number of victims in this city.
Sanitary regulations are almost un-
known, and the faialistic tendency
IF the people makes it almost inn
possible to combat the disease.
Eight hundred persons died yester-
day in this city alone, though the
rity has population of<but 100000.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
THE SVlYCHNEN'S
Lively Times Between Strik
ers and N. G.


CHudAao. Aug. 23.--A specia
from Buffalo, timed $50 u. M, sayi
since 2 o'clock this morning bullets
have been flying all over the freight
wards aud runlors of killing ore
prevalent all along the line and al
every post II Is reported that .
regular engagement took place In
the Erie yards one mile from town,
and that four men were killed and
two wounded. 1t is also said that
one Of the dead is q soldier. IL is
Impossible to verify the rumor. In
auiry at the brigade headquarters
brough: the information that the
news Of the shooting had been re-
ceived. but no details were obtaina
BILE. AT the police station nothi g
was known.
BUFFALO. Aug. 49, a a. m, Attack
was made on the l2,n regiment soni'
after 2 O'Clock by gangs Of s.rikers
and their friends. They crcpt vi IT,
within a stones throw Of the camp,
hiding under the cars and behind
the trucks, and then threw stones
aud pieces of iron at the soldiers
The soldiers answered the attack
With bullets. The shooting was
kepvup for long time, aud still the
stone-throwing continued. There
Is some shooting going on at this
hour. Most of the shots are coming
from the direction Of the Clinton.
street crossing of the Nickel Plate.
Captain Boylan Is there in charge
OF Company X, of the Twelfth.
There are tenements near the rail
road and the people are all out In tie
streets. There is great excitement.
BUFFALO, Aug. 23, 5 u. in.--The
luiest report from the sceue Of the
shooting is that four men have been
killed aud two wounded In one
place In the Erie yard, u mile out
side OF the city, aud that a number
of other men have been wounded by
the soldiers bullets In other yards
The soldiers at Seneca street say
that the men had been killed by the
Seventy-first regiment. 1t is i'm.
possible to get by the guards within
mle of the Seventy-tirst.
BUFFALO, Aug. 23.-Ac, riding
TO the statements OF soldiers there
was more or less shooting on the
ouiposts last night Of the 7lst aud
22nd regiments. 1t was prompted
by stone throwing. SO far AS known
no one was hurt. Abont one O'Clock }
this morning man giving his
name as William Moran was taken
to Emergency hospital with u bull
let wound In his leg. His story IL
that he was challenged by soldier
on Hamburg street and that after
having some words with the SOL
dIers started to walk off, whereupon
the latter fired five shots at him.
Moran also had scalp wound
which he said was inflicted by the =
soldiers with the butt of gun.
4 NIAGARA, FALLS, Aug. d.
Some one made an unsuccessful at 7,
tempt last night to wreck loaded
freig ht train by throwing the switch. !.
Gateman was seriously injured.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
Dragooning Wont Dol

Not with thellver. Violent eho agosnas
iise ctlime and blue pill. ..dministered lu
hefvir az excessive doses. as they oft,,,,
ale. VIII not premenentiy restore the as.
tiNits oi the gresst hepatle organ. and A.
productive of much mischief to the !, sts N,
Keneny, tnstltutoa a hoalthf0l reform
iettsrs Stomach Bltters. whiah insor..s II
~ eisr discharge III the secretive function
~ tts liver, anu pr nsotes due .clion M
Ine oo~e., with"ut kripi ~ OF weakenins
hem no uisvotnioft aud tenderness iil
suv iisht sue, nausea. rlr upon the tongue
yoii"wness al the skia snd sy, balls. so',r.
Ness al tue breath aud siek hr..lachs
Naieh characterize oaronio O,,lous,,.'ss
a.sap!s'.r, and digesilou always intsrters
~ vita by biiioNsness reSllns lts lormsr
sssti> ny. The Hitter annihIlalss ma1as
iAi eonaplAints. rheumatisn kidney tloahis
sna pt~mvIos " hS..ithiui repo q.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
The Board of Arbitration.

BUFFALO, Aug. %. The board OF
moderation and arbitration has de-
cided t, begin an investigation int
the cause of the Switchmen's strik.
tomorrow. Grand Master Sargent
of the firemen's organization said
this morning he had no plans for to-
day, He is awaiting the arriv.l OF
the executive officers of other rail-
way unions whom Grand Master
sweeney has invited here ia confer.
ence.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
FOREIGN ITEMS.
The Mormons'.

LONDON. Aug. 20. .-Considerabl,
anxiety prevails in religious circles
because Of the work being carried
"n here by Mormon missionaries.
They have been especially active in
North London, and it is said have
gained quite number of converts
u their faith. A petition was re-
Gently presented 70 the London
county council asking it to stop the
Mormon propaganda. The council
considered the petition, and finally
refused To stop outdoor meetings.
A Baptist minister in Hornsey dis
trict, la denouncing the perversion
of his flock, stated that Brigham
Yrung, jr., who is the European
apostle Of the Mormon church.
sends 500 conveitsto Utah annually.
The greatest part of these converts
are English.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
Salem's Gold Cure Institute.

Visitors always welcome and we
will cheerfully furnish testimonials
and references of hundreds of per-
sons cured bv the Van Buskirk
liquor cure. Until Sep. 1st We
make an Introductory price of $25 fol
a guaranteed cure of the liquor hab-
1t. After Sept. lst, price will be $75.
Call at once.
Van Buskirk Liquor Cure Co.,
"a floor Gray Bros. block,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
More switchmeu Out.

BUfFALo, Aug. 2s.-- switohmen
on the Delaware. Lackawanna aud
Western struck this afternoon. They
have u grievance rs 10 pay aud hours.
THIS adds ninety men TO those al
ready idle.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
Hod Carriers Strike.

ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. 2S.-Five
hundred hod carriers aud rs many
brick layers are ON strike. The
strike Is caused by difference be-
tween the carriers and brick layers
as TO whether work shall begin at
$3.50 or o'clock.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
The uwitchmsn's strike.

BuFFAio. Aug. ss.--NIaster Work.
men Sweeney. Of the switchmen's
ov<lsr, has now ssked the heads Of
~ other labor organizations allied
With the swItohmen Ia railroad
Vorks " meet him hele. Already
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23

The Boies City delegates Ia the
late state convention at Moscow
must have had y picnic getting back
aud forth. Leaving home, they
staged Il to Napa, where they board.
ell the train, aud travelled about two
hundred miles Ia Or gon TO Pendle-
ton, thence they Travelled about
eighty miles In Washington to get
back into their own state. after which
they had agooi distance ,o go To
Moscow.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
ASYLUM WATER WORKS.
Bids Re eived on Fire Protection
for State Buildings.

Today at two o'clock was the
time set for receiving bids for the
construction of "a building and tank
at the asylum to supply water for
use aud fire protection both to the
asylum and capitol buildings. S.
600 was appropriated by the legisla-
ture for this Improvement, and the
bids are based upon the plans and
specifications prepared by John Nc.
Carl, the asylum engineer 1t Will
be II tine improvement for the state,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
oloud Burst.

R,ANoKs. Va, Aug. % Cloud
burst In this city last nighs destroy
I'd Ia half sn hour slN.OoJ worth Of
property and drowned three peop's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
Committed Suicide.

PORTLAND, Or. Aug. 23.-An-
rev Hoire a Swede living on the
Bridgeport road committed suicide
by hanging Nocause assigned.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
Ayers Hair vigor,
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
DESTROYED by Fire.

BERLIN, Aug. pa disastrous
fire has destroyed 140 buildings in
the town of Sontra. a short distance
from Cassel.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
Thick and G!ossy,u

THE PRODUCTION Of an abundant
growth of hair, % silk-like texture
and OF the original color, often results
from the use, by those who have become
bald or gray, Of Ayers Hair Vigor:
al was rapidly becoming gray and
bald; but after using two or three
bottles OF Ayers Hair Vigor my hair
grew thick and glossy and the origi-
nal color was restored."-M. Aldrich,
Canaan Centre, N. III.
"A trial Of Ayers Hair vigor has con-
vinced me of its merits. Its use has
not only caused the hair Of my wife and
daughter to be abundant and glossy, but
It has given my rather stunted mus
tache a respectable length and appear
ance."-R. Britton. Oakland, Ohio.
"I have used Ayers Hair Vigor for
the past four or five years and find II
most satisfactory dressing for the hair.
1t is all that could desire, being HARM
less, causing the hair to retain its
natural color, and requiring but small
quantity to render the hair easy to ar
range. y Mrs. M. A. Bailey, 9 Charles
90 IaunrhtI1 Macs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
Have You Read

How Mr.. w. ID. Wenlz of Geneva,
n. ", Was cured of he severe. I
form of dyspepsia5 He says every
thing he ate seemed like pouring
melted lead into his stomach.
Hoods Sarsapariilla effected a per
feet cure. Full particulars
will be sent IL you write c. L.
Hood Il Co.,, Lowell, Mass.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
: = = Il Il &5OE'gyi.. !. 7

;hat imrgu'y ilo llood which
'Ct 5 IGsisAt.y Jumps ~ swellings ON
...dsof the mock; causes painful run l.
ieres ON thr arms, legs, or feet; dcyelo, @.
llecrs in TIE eyes, ears, or nose, often eau.
s bilAdness or deafness; is tie origia
Nel,es, cancerous growths. or the m.i
p,her manifestations usually ascrlbed
"humors;" and fastening upon the lung,
causes consumption. and death. Be-.
she most ancient, 1t is the most general
nj diseases or affections, foi very f.
persons are entirely free from II.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23
M. 7. RINEMAN
DEALER IN
aple and Fancy Groceries,

. ~ nedivskery. Glassware, Lamps, Wooden
.ne iiow ware. All kinds OF mill feed.
H. NeseiaDlesand fruits in their season.
W. t knest Price paid for country prod ace."
~ sshsrs Of your PATRONAGE.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-08-23

The highest praise has been won
by Hoods Pills for their easy, yet Of
fectual action,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02
Nufrubr in 1Iofend.

9oitamt : Snipector Stuart bcgab ii6
fir5tih na6 Uiofena, Inn bic ltrbeber zines
QufruGr5 au5fiuoig gu MAIDEN, BET Dem
baielbit Dos YoitamtSz @ebGuoe tbeiIweiie
serit0rt nllrbe. Cine betrunfene Gotte
bate Die Uront oes @e6duoes eingerillcn,
aus 9ta6e Dofir, Dap Gi6ter !6atd, Der in
Dem @ebGuOe leine @ertdlts simmer bat,
mebrere Don i6nen iDe8en Sronung5perge7
BEN nit idmeren StraIen belegt bate.
Ypitmtiiter W{c@ornep bate it6 an Buns
besmarldau Oitd)cn6 I'M 6iiIfe %getpanot,
bod traf ipGter Die 03adri6t Elm, ooB Die
Mufriibrer Su Baare1 getrieben leier. 9te
9tGpeIsiIbrtr perben CUR Seran tDortun8
9eioger meroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02
Staot Chicago.

Dg- ltmiere @orrefVon cmtcn 1tstO
@0cntcn beinG1en Die foI0cnocn
Gf0atet1
SEER SEQ @ctttttwGbooem Die
GtGefcm We6rasfa. &anfaS tt&t0
WitNoatri.
@crr Syratts Stto Die St@ateH
@Iabama, Georgia, &entttGD 1t1to
SemaeMce.
&serr Yctcr 81tf1 Sem Gtaat
SIimoiS.
Serr Eamt Sricbet oen Staat
SSDtu1.
@err Srts GcuSca Sen Staat
Gottfortt!cn 1taO 0te Sctr1tortett
Ne1t= WScrtfO 1tmo 2trtscWa.
Serr Is. q. Gptegel ocn Stnat
WimMcfota.
Sserr Yattl &iionscf oct Staat
SCg1S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02

6Gmorrboibcn sebeilt bur3 Altatez
ifs, bleiben 9ebeilt. Jtiemano lptrO lenlals
mteber 0GmorrboiOen b%efonlnen, Der Anatez
lis na6 8ori@rift 9ebrau6t. Sin went9
Eoriidt beim Gilen, eft nell9. Serlto1o
II Der 3ele9entli0e @ebrol1 oteles 9roBen
OeiilnittelS miirDc1 BALD Die @drnorrDoioen
Derbaunelt, ulo nit benlelbel OaS titr0terz
li6e @efol9e Don 6irltr9il6en Operottonell,
@arbollnieTtIonen llnD lo9enolr'en l1nlerSs
lolen aber oo6 9ef0brllNen Mttteln, welde
bur6 llulpliienbeit llo OablltGbt Der letoels
ben Mtenl0heit ouIgebitroet perOell. Anatez
lis wirft ben llrlo6en ent9e9en uno tbut BEN
qlolpoIen S9u1erSel1 @inbatt. Hroben
perben fret pom i. DteuitGOter & 60, Sor
PIG. g1e1p BORT. p~erlan0t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02
2lfd e Bradley. i

@ieoerum bat Der Sob einen ber QIteiten
Qnfteoler Gbicago's abberuien. SIR ietuer
@obnung al Der Maplepooo Nperue in
Maplewoob perl6iec WOntag Der adt5i9s
idbriae 9tia s. 8raolep.
Gr fam i'm Sabre 1887 noh Chicago,
tpo lein inn boraus g~eretlter Bater l6on
eini9e 3eit anidiiig mar. gta6oem sr iid
bier einl9e Sabre ourhgeldla9eM bette, per-
folgte Ell mteoer feline 3iebIingsz Sel6aftiz
gung, Das Sn9enieurspeie n, iomeit fih oaz
mails Die primitive @elsBcnbett bot. @r
mot Der erlte Weometer fit Soof County
uuO leate ben ~ebemalisen &ir6bof III Sim
colns9arf aus. Spater befieioete er nod
Sablretbe anoere Dffentlide Qe!nter.
Seit Dem Sabre 1843 mar er eiIrig an
bet Bepegun9 betbeiligt, Die 8ailerperiors
9un9 Der Staot pom See aus su betretben r.;
bamals wuroen b~olSerne oeitungsrobren in
Iotl6lag aebroht. BraDleD, Der Dabrenb
ber leBten 15-20 Sabre III Seffsplon Iebte,
tpar Der Gltelte BON iehs 8rloern uno bi1z
terlGBt mebrere crma6ieue &I1oer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02

p%erfauft woroen ieieu. Die &atholifen
309en ibre StreitfrGfte Suialnmen, UNI ben
Qn9riff auf Die Yroteitanten 81 er!euerll.
= Sn 8erlten ltno Nfgbaniltan 9rettt Die
Gbolera INNER mebr UNI ith uno in See
mares III Snoten lit ite in beftigltes Sprm
ausgebrD1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02
7e0er Or,t miro 1bnen fdoe1t.

baB Sraltbt's S91peiSerpillen ein empfeblenSs
rpertbes Wetttel li1D. ytamentli6 lebt int
Triibiabr 1olten Sie Die S6peiSerplllelt sur
Gelnlgung Sbres Slutes al1Deloen. 40 @entS
Die S0o0tel III ben 9lpOtbeten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02
60 rhasfsyEtG

III oNs fctufte 6ayeri1G,c 8ter tms
MART, 8ebra1&t DOtt Mals Mst0
GOVfe7t. GoMrGS SetOD &5reO erS
So. SeIeNbuas $3.50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-18
CRY NOTICES.


ORDINANCE NO. 2,439-AN ORDINANCE
~ 10 prohibit he obstruction Of streets avenues
an hehw avs in the city by railroad cars or loco.
motives.
he 4 ordained by the city Of seattle a follows:
SECTION /. That Il shall be unlawful 10 cause
an railroad car or locomotive 10 remain At the
crossing Of street. avenue or highway Ia the
tIy So as 10 otstrBct tratll- over tie for
longer uerlod thar four consecutive minutes any
one time, or - cause any railroad car 0r loco
motive 90 be iaovei back aud IN II a. HE crossing
a anv street. avenue OF highway the c:iy 50 as
TO Distract srafec OVER the same for IA longer
perioI than four consecutive inmates al any
time
sec = Any pe~soa who shall a. AHy act
rar~s anv a: 10 - done violation OF tins uTdI-
aace shalt upon onvlctiGn rs FUats he'd by fine Of
M. less taan tWSaIV dollars her Iioge than
hundeet do! ars. or by Imprisonment n the city
sail tor anv rugta 81 time uot ceedjng thirty
DAYS or Ov 30 h -uci line and Imprisonment
- Z This ordinance shall take effect Aud be n
4n.te from aat after IT'S passage ant approval, IL
snsroy,.t fy the E4&yaTs otherw 81 Il shall take
sg.rt - Kim & SAal become q IaN under the
t-ovt>{nnS ef the city Charter
- Sa1 b. the hoard oi aldermen fGia lItt day OF
xnvafsder lsa2 and signed - me ~ open session
ff autheHticstiaH II It's passase th.S fth Gay OF
xo,%rlhsr 1894 J. T.. ~ I.E.NEI.
President BoAgt OF .Ai...Ff,ycn.
Passed by The house II * esales tn.s 7th day 81
Nayer,nsr l~as al.s signed by nae In oi,eE session
ia aatheutsticagon OF is passse thls IN tsy OF
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PRECEDENT House o. Delegates
Approved by mle tAis ieth dss % \ - enioer'
PILED by ne this ~ siaS af Seyen oeF. 1892
aN1EsGE J. SEOS k.&AS, IlIy I4e+A-
pus.lslea Aoyenoes e, 1872,