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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25

Passengers on . train over the Bangor
aud Pi.c taquis di'i ion Of Bangor h Aioo
stock railroad witnessed sr.ce between 3
'esf aud TIE train ihs o'hJ moraing.
When 90 The level. where the ir.io s1
msking full, thnt' niles an hour. . big
dear rame 10 sight 10 wood road jnst be-
bind the bindmo car Hs came slops
Il rapid gait, oysrto' ibs train aud Tor
= mile AMI bail pt pace With the en
gine, sometimes coming @tthia lot, rode
II the c.r FinsliJ tbe ifsil creased ihs
soOi roa !. sbieb roo paisllsi 20 the track
sad The buck mads bfsak Tor ths deep
snow sn ! wspi DOT u sisli' behiod some
bushes. llis bshsysd ,bit dogs sefe
ellssiu ile deer, so that BIZ dil btt dsre
20 torn back, 80 20 iliosei the rain 10
esespe bio punuers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-05-25

The famous clock 10 Strssbutg Cathed
raj 10 known all over ilis world. but there
b. been made at Waterbury, Conn, a
clock which 10 said TO be more wonder.
ful than the Slrasburs clock.
The intention was at frat to exhibit il
., the Pars exposition in ISs6. bui ss the
work Progressed The idess grew and the
work Vas not read, Tor exhibition. The
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11

ao one of the fundamental prin ,
o democracy is free competition. P Plus 0
conn tomlng administration should sa ahe IN a
' .naI an duties that protect trr s,e 10
prevent !, free competition are ', ah',, ant
or sufficiently reduced to Offer a ~
t ths'o ra 10 trusts. The following ' ,ral
' .ne o Q and Glasswor, M.ns 3, from
a aaIy T. 1898 shows the use made o -. Jan
au a. on glass and should be- na,, ., inc
eacn congressman's hat; p"''ea In
AS may be seen on the Ere,
:, TINS issue the plate glass man ann page of
nav. nave succeeded in agreeing unon :
mat will put stop to over u prna' a plan
ol piate glass. 1t is in effect wba.
aow glass manufacturers ba ma' WIN
t Trying to do for year past vs WE'VE s,, been
.ew snort weeks Of discussion th aioer a
glass q manufacturers are read t,e plate
. n,s business on the new nlap 20 go
pate glass manufacturers p r"i,, Inc
PASS only through one general ma' sell
gent in this city The nlan , sales
'ery good aspect and ought to 's sno. mas ,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11

n
Certain grand old pickno "I.e.
oeing warned to desist frtn" ~, afte'
rupt practices We're finally arr ,.,.,r cor
Ihereupon they said. ..va ,os'ed.
not call an extra session Of ~ tbs sn lou,
on account Of the expense y 'ne court
i OF their government sal, %"a .he
beware lest You disturb orr ri. also'
perity." '"a'hpled pros
he iurther recommended Tim, no
Sponsibility Of throwing tbo e'',rc re.
employmentrested on the polic. out Of
,,a me &c counsel seemed so conserva,,,,.
. .nss .ne prosecutor advised TIM, . ,N
,ns % =, no ~, pressed until he could s ~s
s ,Vms OF ~. inc plumber himself MorSs 90.
' "nan ny yo "os arc knocked down, arras
- wy A0o'' -'po'ton Hall, In Courier
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11
l., Q, G. LAMAR,
servant OF His Country nm
Party.

"''"'"' servant of His Country nm,
Party.
""otice Lamar was in many resnso,.
50 ois inquire IN Our national life &c =.
impress his proportions upon tbe ,n M W
observers as well as upon the studants
OF current affairs. '','> II -
ne was IN truth a big man, whose
breadth and strength of mind enr;a ,1,'1
| " thorough classic culture r,ra
among the public men of these ,,ara
cave no lnconsiderable momentum 70
,"e thought and action of the tira
uo osp''e certain lack of aggressive.
ness cue IN part to Temperament .na
III part to ill-health. Whether nc saI
uier' scholar, statesman or irr;s. ~
sincerity his independence. his abilitv
anu accomplishments compelled tba 10.
apee,i"' ana deferential recopn;tion
when such qualities are bonnd 70 oao'
i'ano' Educated in the school ~ tha
southern doctrinairc. fighting m INV
.uruni ana onthe field forthe princinlos
-, :, "'ch ne believed to be right but wbon
~ ,iSht was lost readiustinr himself
70 Inc changed conditions and r;.i
Inc eatholicity of philosonhsr ,na
nc devotion of patriot, turnino tho
'reat resources of his intelleet ,nd NV
.nuence OF his character to the uo,.l.
oioanef reunion and an endurinr
'a'iohaiity he advanced to leadersh;s
i ms party, which he served nohl,'
nu brilliantly in both the bopse ana
fnate' Serving his party as disintar
s'edly as he did he served his countrr
; Well and the learned dreamcr my
'u'hern secessionist won the CONT /,
un'e Oh the country, as he won the -
I'VE Oh all who came within the asso1
AZ 81, OF his engaging personalitv y
M oles Worthily filling seat on the IL
x s"es' tribunal of the nation, no mem. !.
=; &c, OF which is more generally aa. N
,red' respected and trusted ut al
n.s death leaves vacancy which, if h,
es'dent Harrison shall heed ,ha ut es
~, ii's ana equities of the situation, as w
~ as ms own better inclination and w
lgment' will not be filed until aftar o Ce
inauguration of the new admin;s,ra IN
IL Louisville Courier.Journal vi
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11
HONORlNG CLEvELnNn
"" comments on His At,epd,,
at HaYes' Enna-aI

comments on His Attendant
| NJ Hayes Funeral.
| hs the days pass it becomes .,;ao
."a' fresident-elect Cleveland tonoh e =.
; @hord of universal sympathy in ~,
r ,uo.uey 70 Fremont to attend the Inc,
I,'us IN honor of ex-President Havas
>. was SO entirely meet and n,tnrs, >
.hlng to do that it did not At sr.. d. q
p pea d, now strange it might seem to tbs
s ps,san mind' accustomed to weiab
very act OF public man with rsfan
,r noe.eo nus party affiliations and as .
Mr. MEALS r,o OF making party capital. Rus.
of tb .,eVeland's way Of never thinking
eve .mao = as the First aim and object 81
s seery act was again justified. a. i W.. VI
r 80 oi,en before been justified A. :, ,h has
very independent republican "a. as mat
Telegraph, observs psi' 'he
or,in m's plain plain blunt man. without snr
M nlac. This so often attached IN mar =, " .ne
m m" seems 10 have knack Of an,, ~ pup
ne, wha s'.ne AZ the timely moment ~, sg
,er Na,. should be said and in the r 10 eaylng
lone ej,han mat Inc presidcn,.elect has .,.a
igbly commsrd 1onaiiy or officially has mors
he commented him to the good I ar,a more
rom his people than his sien, s orn Of
.s, MS midwinter retreat In the Journey Journey.
nd n Sr,sey 10 pay his last tribrte ~ ,no o.
resident Hayes" nenoFy OF ex-
:. Even the New York Tribune. wb;.h
a. never been fair to Mr.. Cleve,sra
acepl Where it could print n b;,..
mos ~ ms party-as has happened
y, ,ae I'm. no. few to be sure-recoenizes
- = oean,y Of his action without slnr.
~ H. ~ says that "he would M.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11
He Showed Ktg,.

| A certain congressman famous
o o.paaly ior ms untidyness, was in one
OF his districts making speech. Dur 2n,
tne day couple from up the creek On y
him on the street corner A Cd"
Who's that, Hiram?" INQUIRED ,,o
VIE, who was interested in ~, . .ho
sights. " all the
why Martha" was the reply, "don,t
you know him. He's orr Gown uoh .
man." congress-
Ugh" she exclaimed uppishly she
wears powerful dirty shirt" "
IN course, in course" said her brs
band; but Martha, he's got to do so nus
rhin' TO show he's congressman )"
Detroit Free Press.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11
German
Syrup

Just A. bad cold, and hacking
cough We all suffer that wav some'
Times How 10 get rid of them j.
.ne Study Listen" am a Ranch.
man and Stock Raiser. Nv life !.
rough and exposed. meet all Il
weatners in the Coloradomountains'
l sometimes take colds. Often they
are severe. l have used German
syrup five years for these, a {av,
, noses VIII cure them at any stage
inc last one had was STONED J.,
"a hours: tits infallible. =" Tames
A. Lee, Jefferson, Col, 1'H['
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11

: have always been preiudice5
4 cue use OF patent medicines Ia faiMre
peculiar to the members of nv nrofes.
''oH'' out here was preparation dis.
$ .oNereu ny an old and scientific pbvsi.
e'ah whose wide experience, extendirr
over many years, had given him excan,
s ',o',aI advantages for treating disease
successfully. Was it not, then. nossi.
pIe 'hat he had found cure where
others had failed? determined to tost
the matter. ''Neo 70 TEST
shortly after arriving at this co,clr.
sion young man came 70 cops,,1. ~
W., VINO mad been great sufferer from
N'"ncy ana Liver troubles for ma,p
go 800 lie mad been treated by a mum.
Der OF our leading physicians without
obtaining any relief, and came 70 ma os
!ase resort though with very it'll
.a.'h IN my ability to effect a cure, 7
prescribed Dr.. Kilmers swamp. Roo, |
~. .or niin and after taking the first hot
.'e ms condition was materially i'm.
proved. He continued the Treatment
uN''' he mad used three bottles when bo
", w as entirely cured and to-day he is the
S Si, OF robust health and vitality
30 theh l have prescribed SWAMP
l,o'V lor number of my patients. and
-,,I. win the most gratifying 20. |,
SUITS ana now believe il to ha 81. II
pese remedy for all Kidney, Liver and +
bladder complaints, both chronic on
' 'ou'e, known to the world, if not an v
lctual specific. i NV an
WIN Dr. kilmer's U. & 0. Anoint-
Aeht nave cured the most stnhhau, >,
ase OF hemorrhoids, or piles, of ten q,
on,s SANDING which had been pro- d
,''il;t ineurable afterall the approval A
7 ~ mad been tried without avail d,
~ II IS needless to add that experience a,
IS confirmed my entire confidence ~ ne
l. miners preparations which fro. ty
'ehtly prescribe for my patients and c ~
o "a. iaoly with the happiest results to
81. IL affords me great pleasure 70 of
osV cordially recommend them tn srf r.,
Slng humanityand to the medical nro. -
SOL sl as feel sure they will accom-. 90
81 al ana even more than is claimed bv
them in every instance. CO.. %
Yours respectfully, hoI
7 z lGzozc~s, lMMQ o o"E
suspension Bridge, n. Y. the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11
OPINIONS AND POINTERS

,;,n -. Blame is closely idcpti6e,
VITA the decay of his party and tba, h,
represented some of the foroos " ',' .,
Times. ''"' uecay'-N. Y.
~. II IS quite refreshing to read !,
inc republican papers of ..demoau ~" ~
aene'hes TO steal the senate" m
next United States senate ,,;, ne
World. ~ Y.
AIR. Blaine was wan,;nn
Oh the higher attributes of lcador sLl'
ne compelled admiration, but be ai,
not inspire confidence. Men annl, VIZ
co. out they did not trust him Manr
loved 10 him. Few feared him y
World. ''"' NJ \.
schon Mr. -, Harrison has hit upon new
Tor keeping the repub,ic.n
Joys IN snug berths. He has begun 70
mango around the consuls so that tbeU
nay receive new and lately dated cor.
MISSIONS. But nobody will be do
'eived.--N. Y. World. oe
mere is probably no longer anv
'ouo. thatthe republicans were beatan
as1 November Their great stat;s,;
ian' the NewYork Peck, is now meraln
pint, which, the school books tell -.
nothing. That is what X is eon;r u
,n1 TO when Peck equals X; and Peel,
uncut office, equals only X. O Ell
louisville Courier-Journal.
-Commissioner of Pensions p.,
Is Is informed the deficiency sub.com.
ittee OF the house that his frst 49,; I
az ase Tor pension deficiencies $50 nm j
', mad proved to be fer from eon;ua
n.' and that at least sl3, 800. 600 would
needed to balance the pension an s.
opriatlon and tho actual renu;rr p
snss OF the pension Office. The hnr
as borne by the people of the fIni,aa
ases for pension purposes Of sm :.
aus Is surely and rapidly developina .
. o., . national scandal.-Chicare v
aphic irep). 'Ago =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11
HOOPS FILLS cure NauS,a So, ,o.,.-,
Indigestion, EiousneSs sold by an ,,r,si,,.
BEN BUTLER,


Ben Butler died of pneumonia
In spite of all his intellectmd learn.
ing, he could not avoid taking cold
and then the maIady developed on
him and carried him away. 1t may
serve you in the same manner.
When you have taken a little cold,
get a bottle Of Reds German
Cough and Kidney Cure and take
1t freely. fyoar druggist does not
have it, send your address on A
postal card to the SYLVAN RENE. |
DY CO., Peoria, Ill.,, and we will |
send you a trial bottle free by re.
turn mail. We do this because we
want everybody to try it. 1t is the
finest remedy in the world
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11
6'oMARCKS BLUNTNESc
Characteristic Reply of the Iro, c,.
'eilof to Jules Fayre Mt v.rs.,I,

y cali hepiy of the Iron Chan.
10 Jules Favre Mt Versailles.
new story about Bismarcl,-+ho
So bismarck we used to knows
> ao.I'ethihg or rarity. This has nevor
appeared in type before. If was =.
: ersailies' in that fateful Februoru ~
lo4' when Paris had lust can;tu1atto u
anu 'ne Spokesman of victorious Ger'
many and humbled France were ban
sing over the bargain of a peace =
nao already apparent that finance wac
p"y prominent part in the SETTLE.
nleilt' and some of the a blest and s,ronS
est hnanciers of Berlin and rs..,'rs
nau been brought westward 70 Vor
saliies Tor counsel and assistance A.
.ne,r mead was Herr Schwabacb tha
-eaoinS Drain in the great Bleicbroao~
I'm oiiia'ion, but even he shranL from
lhe responsibility of mana ging nlono 90
vast transfer of coined wenl,h y. '. o
to on'eli piated' and urged that his
Ia Alexander Mcndel WHOM,
no iegaraed as tfe astutest and mos,
sh p"pie money manager in Eurono
no"iu oe sent for from London Til
was done, and old Mr.. Mendel attendad
Wv. we conferences held between the nor'
''es 10 the negotiations. r"' i
IL was at one of these that p;s
pressed bluntly to name The m; ,sa'N'
war indemnity which the new German e
a.. p'.e would consent to take, blprtcd
GU, these tremendous words .ri inv p
= thirds There was dead silence for t
moment Then Jules Favre sn.;. .o' a
ing to his feet, poured out a rbe sp lux d
.aa. imprisoned protest against this W
'ast exaction. Have Won roasota ,1i b.
,e asked what such sum Of moner 81
wv, we thousand million really meansp a,
, any, ST. slr our common mortality had
' 't born on the very first dav Of omr ia
era, rnd had ever since rono gr
n n night n, and day putting frame pieces Hs 70
nc py one on pile he would NOT evan on
y TINS time have got such mass w. on
ether as you demand" '"'' w. tn
=: bismarck merely smiled, and Ind b;s
y hand on the London 6nancisr,s
That is very interestirr {
; ; the Christian era man hnt ~. de-
ieno' Mr.. Mendel, is jew. He ' hn.y cor
,d 3 counting franc pieces four tbons ' tina
~ oais oe1ore your fellow began CO pre-
'" STE IL is all right"-N. Y. Times 81 or
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11
WORDS OF ADVICE
FROM A NOTED PHYSICIAN,
= Former Studeot OF Sir Morren Nina
kenIie' OF London. England.

Every physician Of extensive practic,
S1'NitS the difhculty-nay, almost hone
IeSSneSs-of treating Nephritic 0xidnev,
troubles successfully. After seven toer
years experience in practicing INV rro.
iesSion had reached the same cnnclu.
sion anu that our usual theraneu,i,
"s'n'S were wholly i2adequate to cone
win such diseases, when my attention
WAS called to DR.. kilmer's Swamp Root
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11
DoRornY lnged three 10 her older 8

DOROTHY aged three, to her older sister
- m as tall as YOU" MarJorie-"No, yo,
are not Stand up and see. There! YOU onl,
iome up 10 my mouth" Dorothy-.sWell.
aon care! I'm as tail the other way-my
ieet go down as far as YOURS say
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11
How lie Loved Her.

biu you Drlng II?
MIR. Slimpurse-Yes, my love. bu.
neard terrible story at the jewellers
my angel A wild-eyed, dark.skinna :,
man is roaming through the countru
nuntlng Tor a sacred jewel which was
stolen from an Asiatic tribe bv an
american tourist, and the half.cra z a.,
fanatic will wade through blood 10 40.
it. NV" " get
Ciara-Horrors!
Mr.. Slimpurse-Yes, my sweet. ma
so, to avoid all risk, bought Won :
plain gold ring-N. Y. Weekly
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11

=, DISEASE is unnatural, and Is but the proof
mat we are abusing Nature, 1t is claimed
.uat Hafheld lea, simple herb remedy.
heips Nature to overcome this at use.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11

LIEUTENANT (at a fancy ball. to his part.
nerl Allow me, Miss X, to admire YOUR
charming little feetl Really, what pity
hW-you haven't four of them rI-Blnmep.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11

ACoCGH, CoLD, or SORE THROAT shou,a M,
oeneslected. BRowN's BRoNcHnI Tpn ,,, nuS
are are simple remedy, and give PROMPT q.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11
Ills Balance.

Depositor-How does NV ba,.n..
stand this morning. "'e
Cashier--lt doesn't stand AZ al,
aouve laid 1t out fat--Detroit Free
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11

md vopr oo,,o, LEI III RUN,
9us. It's pretty sure to, il your blood Il n s.,
lnat Is just the time and condition tbatt E -,
y aiIes consumption, Tho seeds arc sown md
L H. mas fastened its hold upon you before vo,,
,ol ~ Won't 90 to triae and delay, when tbo
remedy is at hand Every disorder that c .,,e
pe reached through the blood Yields to Dr. Dr.
s Saerce = Golden Medical Discovery, For
n;soas coughs, Bronchial, Throat and LING
and ,G.a eTsn ASTHMA, Scrofula in every form
lungs that's called CONSUMPTION in " 81, ' ite
earlier stages, it is positive and complets
std \. IS inc only bloodcleanser, strength 70.
o.oier, and tlesh-bulder so effective that q
can % guaranteed. II 1t doesn't benefit or
hacl. "a every case, you have your money
oacN, All medicine dealers have It, ''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11

use of starchy foods causes badness I ~
course this also explains the gloss 9pbiIai
ielpha Ledger e'''''-i hila'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11

.J ARTHUR N3 a. - Say, papas' Mr.. Boros-
hl,i up with dirt, what becomes Of tbe
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11

THERE is no help for the case of the WON.
n VINO can't get servant Philadelphia
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11

s,a OLp oi SoAkEM has quit Drinking "Wbat
ioF' six months in laiI IN Y .Journnt
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11
Among the Wide Range of Ee,oG,s

,'''"s inc Wide Range of Benefits
conferred upon the invalid public by Hosto,
lvf 5 stomach Bltters, its good effects !,
eaSes where the kidneys and bladder are in
Whuiu arc conspicuous and amply proven
a. imperfect discharge of the dnfies n
, onese organs Is the preliminary, if disre
BBaI ..' OF their dangerous disease. Tbc
n'.llers VIII lorestall this and avert disa ster
experience has demonstrated ms in n'l,n.
oefless cases. MaIarial liver, stomach N nd
Do"6 q disorder also should be treated win
ILL.,, he HE newspaper of to-day trea.s ro.
nv hlhg" at does1H "Yos. IL nl a. man
ugTem pages at his service ovcry md p"HvS
III, lHf man or woman who is profitable on,
pioS'u IS generally happy. If Won aro n"t
u"Ppy III may be because You have NOT fon ,'S
your proper work, We earnestly v vra aou nti
such persons to write to h + JobnssoUr a" y.
40 ,,,o inichmond, Va, and they can Show vo
work IN which you can be 6appv and ns so9
taoIy employed. ""PpS anu prof.
y WhAI IS done cannot be undono ooroo;a,
- It 10 " ''or1, boiled egg Texas SiEtn tas
ing coDo ever ever blames good arple for bov
"7 'oD'e IRON twisted tree.-~Ram' 'oI Hwy ltS'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11

Ro,, I'VE :, ENJOYS
Syrup Ss@ ' of F TstA. !, land. and result. when
s ana refreshing to the TASTE IS d pleasant
fFin.ly yet promptly on the R sna acts
t h,ver a and Bowels, clea rne Moneys,
o aones and fevers and cu rosus' head.
J Jnly remedy Of its kind III dI, eS,l is the
a;,e sp to the stomach '"' Ura and &C.
e Of action and truly bene6pp iionpt in
nsa,thy and agreeable substa the most
to an ", excellent qualities comn, its
Eu,ar remedy known. - 'ne most
and Sdyssa ~ Of Figs is for sal. :, "a.
a pia u bottles by all iea Slie IN Doc
cu curry not !. have it on hand r;', ,,
u mbnGs TO try it. Do not y ao one who
'AzFoa "a. fe syaup n
a III
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11

Cave - Nv " ALTHALL & CO, Druggists ~
every onS N.Y., say; Halls Catarrhe Crs, Horse
says: ''D"H1Tbr o RE Z. D. LOOMS, petroi, Mt,
wonderful " W eeet OF Halls Catarrb c 1naer.,
',',e' 'i Write him about it, 'a' III cure is
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11
IHE MARKETS.

ing coUIS EYE, ever blames good arpe ro,, In,
'''' lIo'l alWlsted tree.--Ram : 81 H nr,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-02-11

(" - 500 ~
: NIqTI;A "a, SEAL =
4. LUCAS co. o. !:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
MR.. VAN CLAIMS POSITION.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: In order to correct an erroneous impression
that has gone out allow the space In your Vaiu-
able paper to make the following statement: In
my speech of Wednesday evening. when mas Deeh
widely quoted l stated that, as a member OF the
Session OF the West Church. | wished the congre-
CATION to understand that we had considered Or.
Paxton's resignation carefully and deliberately, ana
that as we knew It was for his best interests, and
for the best interests Of our church, ina, IL De
accented We had unanimously recommended to the
congregation the acceptance of his resignation,
hut that through the Intervention OF some or ms
so-calIed friends who insisted on knowing the
truth great injury had been done him. and then
made In. remark. which, as IL seemed TO offend
n few of the members. afterward Withdrew. IL
was this last criticism which | made or the com
mittee who brought In the report that was re-
ieced which aroused their Indignation, ana mas
since been misconstrued a. an attack on Dr. FAX
ton and which | wish corrected .
The vote proved that the congregation had tull
confidence In the Session, and that Is al wanteH 10
nrnve T. &. VAN CLAIM.
New-York, Dec. I, 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-06
DENIAL OF BEAR RrMoRs ON ATcHTsoN.

The weakness in the Atchson, Topeka and Santa
Fe securities at the Stock Exchange yesterday was
due to rimors cabled from London that a receiver
ship would be applied for. Other reports were CIR
cuIa,ed 10 the effect that the company could not
meet the interest on It's general per cent bonds
due January l. and President Reinhart. who IL now
I'm London was said to have failed In negotiating
a loan OF 200Ooo. one cable dispatch explained
N. okness at the London Stock Exchange az the
result OF alleged efforts on the part OF Mr. heh-
hart 10 secure "A renewal OF loans maturing at the
end OF the year. which alarmed holders OF securi-
ties.
Ofrccrs OF the company telegraphed from Boston
posltiV- dcnlas that the company was IN any imam
cfal .rnba rrassment Bankers Interested IN tne Sc
curitles here ridculed the idea OF reccVership
TN. faslty OF the speculative rufnors was estaD-
lish.d bv the following cable dispatch sent from
Inndon by President Renhart In response 10 IN
nuries sent from mere by the New-iork News
bureau and Dow. Jones 4 Co;
There Justitlca Ion FOR sucn reports con-
corning Atchison.'