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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

LEEcHBCRc. Pa. Nov. 25.-A largely
attended meeting was held today by cit
izens aud Amalgamated association
men lately employed in the mills of
kirkpatrick < Company. A number OF
speeches setting forth the position OF
the lOcked-out employees. we're made
Good order prevailed. This evening
Sheriff McNees served fifty iniunciious
on men who attended the meeting. re-
straining them from making any undue
demonstration or noise. or interfering
with the present workmen In any man
neF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Hs = Charged vsh A--ssitinx the
Mate

rnf rns7. Ohio. Nev - Capt = 4.
Meer- m fte schtonss L. II Lsfcse q
bafta Fss sfFe-tsti here this afternoon
fsr = trats. 1zssuls - his unsir ts %
yape~ t9aHfaEnan. Moufe htd ~
pravgtaf's'n Sstfegef fas bis sttsrs -
tuuntn-as Fa.u ~ b. stfurk ever the
heet @Frrai nres Eifh b~isyine par.
tnrrfss bans rrcnferr - dyut tfal.
Noefe y So p rs1seai tereti. sss said
fr have ruehesi sis s - 20 hs lnaf intn
tte fiTeF Ar tHfao seee~sl weeks szn
Hr@ arore ves ir1rns3 Whsn a..
resfsi Ieflay Nrere ssi.i taaf hs al et
p~esed 81 1afa teen ttssa - 'sn mar
aertr1 re Fse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

ISDiASAroLIs. Nov. - The United
States grand jury this morning ad-
,ou ned scr one week after having voted
upon eixfy.threc indictments. among
which were these. Theodore r. Haaghey
OF the indianapolis National hank.
schuyler c. HauRhey. Francis r. Coffin.
Percival b. Colin and \. :. Read.
These are the five men already under
bonds for vrecking the Indianapolis
National bank.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
WAS TAIrE MuRDERED9
Geueral Be,ief That He Was Killed
for His Money.

EwEN. Mich. Nov. 26--What has be-
come OF Thomas Tate. who filed pine
homestead two years ago. is an un-
answerablo question in Even. Taite
never made any attempt TO improve his
land. the claim was contested and he
was advertised for and asked especially
TO appear at the contest hearing. He
did not do so. which was very strange.
Nearly two years ac5 Taite went 20 one
OF the local bankers and deposited over
$1,000 He received certificate ot de-
posit and departed. He has never been
heard 81 here since. Many think he has
been murdered in the woods by some
one who knew Of Taite's having this
large sum OF money aud did not know
that he had left IL at the bank.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

PEs sRsBUss.. Ind. Nov. - e Congress.
man A. a. Taylor and eS Prosecuting
Attorney Dillon got into a quarrel IA
the ccurt room today and came almost
% blow Ia examining witness
named Charles Hawkins icoioredl. a dis-
putc arcse between Dillon aud Taylor.
Tsy ior in-uited the ex prosecat0r sgd
Dllion made for the congressman The
teo men we're seized by friends and
ttrhf rravenfef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
Killed by Exploding Dynamite.

HnLsBoEo. Ohio. Nov. -. - John
Boards. an employe % the Boughen
Water Works company. while wheeling
txenty pounds % dynamite on a wheel
barrow today. let II fall od. An explo-
sion followed blowing him 10 pieces.
iIis brains we're found IA tree and his
skull IN yard near hy. No ono e.se
vas seriously hurt Glass was all broken
out OF the houses on North high street
wheTc tue aCcident occurred.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
Carlin Partr Rcscncd.

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. -. Brig. Gen.
W. Z. Carlin sends To the Associated
Press the following dispatch just re-
ceivcd by him from Lieut.. Charles r..
Elliott OF the Fourth cavalry. dated No
vember -. "talls OF North Fork OF
Middle Fork Of Clearwater Carlin party
found on river today. Carlin. Spencer.
Pciree. HimmelWfight are we'll Colgate
lost Kelly joined them in mountains.
Will work doxn riyer by boat" General
Cariin had offered reward of $500 for
the rescue OF the party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
YALE TEAM WON.
Harvard Was Defeated by . Score OF
q co q.

SrRIsGPIrLp. Mass. Nov. 25.-Yale
once more demonstrated her supremacy
in foot ball by defeating the Harvard
eleven on Hampden park this afternoon.
IL was a mighty contest and was won by
the smallest possible margin. only one
touch down being made The score was
n repetition OF that OF last year-6 10 G.
and the game. IL possible. was even
more closely contested than that Of n
year ago. Ii was one of the hardest
games ever seen on Hampden park. yet
the play. from beginning 10 end. was
clean Ii was estimated 1900 persons
witnessed the game.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
TRAIN RoBBEHs FOOLED.
They Hold Up q Freight. Thinking u
Passenger.

Fonr wAYxE Ind. Nov "a: a.
m Word was Just received here by
Lake Shore officials that ten men held
up Lake Shore freight train
near t1khart tonight. which was
running on passenger train sche.
dule The men thought the freight
vas the passenger train which
they anticipated. this train being
one hour late. The ten men were armed
vith Wipchestsf rifles They rohted the
freigh, crew and iet the train proceed.
Compsny officials and detectives arr an.
route from Chicago on special train
for the scene flkhart is thirty miles
from the scene ~ the train robhery at
keasier. cone time ago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
SCOTT HELD FOR TRIAL.
Grand Trunk Conductor TO BE Tried
for Mansiauxhter.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Nov. 25.--
Judge Henry held Conductor Scott.
whose examination for manslsughter in
connection with the Grand Trunk wreck
here. Tor trial at the next term OF the
circuit court. which convencs December
4 The court held that while thcre was
no malice shown. Scott had accepted an
order To- run the train His orders were
To meet No. 3 at Nichols The train
had gone nearly 1900 feet beyond the
meeting point when the wreck occurred
He held that Scott was responsible for
this. and the degree 81 responsibility he
would leave for higher court Ia DE-
eide. Scott's attorney will make an ef-
fort TO have the case disposed OF at the
next term of the court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
CADILLAC LOST ITS SUIT.
IL Must Pay the Bonds Issued to- Aid
r.. A. A. a. ~. VI. Road.

CADILLAC, Nov. 25.-The case OF Woon-
socket Institution for Savings vs. The
City Of Cadillac has at last been decided
by the United States court Of appeals.
and the city will no W have To pay the
railroad aid bonds. the validity OF which
was involved in the case. The bonds
amount 20 10000. aud were first issued
in 1883 in aid OF the Toledo. Ann Arbor
A North Michigan railway. These
bonds were refunded in 1856 and new
bonds issued. and il was upon these
bonds that suit was brought in the
United States circuit court This court
gave judgment for the plaintiff. and the
city took the case to the new court OF
appeals, before which il was argued last
June. About half OF the bonds are due
and will be paid at once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

WA@ns~GTo~. Nov. 1.--hmong the
appoinfment- nsds by the President To-
DAY Serr Nelson EsldSia. fsr collector
- customs ai Erie, funnsyivsnis. Wall.
ian J buigsr collector = customs at
usEexo. Nes York trsnk !. pahney q
Louisiana consulting engiresr Or the
ia ted state. On t.e lnsernsfioua 81
t-1uaaarY sonunisaion sppsauted under
at = Asrch 4 i-ss - s~stls ihe toun.
8sry between fh-s euuetry tni Mrxtco.
Washirgfon Hssetug pn~ialaster At
shfrsaa and Nthar ! Ni,e c8iiecter
q infsrnsi vvrane - ibe distract q
hirasO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

KsssAs CRY. No. Nov. 25.-Kabaas
populists held secret meeting here last
night. and IL is learned that they oe-
nounced the Kansas sdministration ~
the popuiists. then renounced al pTincl-
ples as pat forth by the party up To date.
and declared FOR new party and de-
cided 20 put forth every effort n obtain
free and unlimited coinage q silver
Jerry Simpson aud others equally az
prominent IN the party we're present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
Corbcss 90 Gro Into rr.iains.

CLrvELASD. Nov. -. Champion Cor
bett win leave Cleveland Sunday morn
ing for New York. from whence. after
refereeing the broadsword contests at
Madison Square garden Monday night.
he will 90 direct 10 his training quarters
in Florida Referring 10 his match with
jackson. Corbett said; That match
will come Of all right. Jackson is a
square man aud means business. besides
which. be is top notch pugliist
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

PorrsyIIH. Pa Nov. 8.-Today
trains, both passenger and coai. moved
better on the Nahoaey division than
at any tins duriag the week.
The Passenger trains. manned with old
engineers and fifemen and conductors,
all move on time on the Haselton and
Beaver Meadow disis,ons they have
been receiving empty cars. - nearly
all the engines are working With MIXED
erews All q the baggage mas
ters have reported for work except
the tao at Massch Chunk Who are on the
strike All of the engines at work are
manned By regulars. but one-third are
still out The men sho have come back
TO work are not al being given their old
positions They are taken back and put
TO work wherever there il . place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

NEw YoKg. Nov. zs-Tbe Sons of the
Revolution celebrated the one hun
dfed and frnth knniversary of the evsc-
uation a Nez York by the British
troote TO-DAY ~ uoveIiing . statue ~
Nathan Haia ubc sas hung BY the
British ~ . SPY II sissds ia he south
xesi corner ol the ciiy hall park. facing
kr..a.lmae
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

AS~ AnnoR. Mich. Nov - The OH
cer. ~ tho university sch~ol - uausic
are searching fsf Their orran. The mag.
nsfcent iussrument that vss is TIE
Mtchsrsn huilding "a the FAIR II uss
reported shipped ever twc w~ek. aEo.
snd res thsr drsiicztofy serxiaes "a
ihsis rev kaiiiirg ssst TUESDAY uus,
Ia trt1 wtth.of ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Ia FAyEIrG Ind. Nov. -. Purdue
was practically defeated today when hes
game with the University OF Illinois
ended with an even score ~ - 10 .6
At the end OF the first half che had the
best Of it by score 81 20 10 II. but a
series of fumblee In the second half per
mitted the champion team to even
4ht,.a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Postponed on Account OF Illness OF
Lawyer Made.

CHIC 500. Nov - The trial q Pat.
rex kugsue Frendergsst. which vas %
have been texua before Judge Brentano
ueSt hcnaay sss ontinued today for
one seek. II \. Wade. QUO % rrender.
gs@ts attorneys - ili Today be called
upon states Attorney Keen ani ssSed
that the ease b. Continued Mr. Kern
sgre~d % q uheu be was advised that
hr. " Naee Nas iodispnsct IL wa~ stip-
u.sted between Mr Wasie and the
states attorney thar the defense would
nat ass Tor a casnge - venue. Judge
bfcntano's term GA the North si,le = up
rszi Nsek tnt he agreed "a come over
from the souih sitle week from Mon
day and tfY the Prra.inreast case
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
LEWIS WON AT WRESTLING.
He Took Three out OF Five Falls with
Wittmer.

CINCINNATI. Nov. 25---Evan Lewis.
"the Stranger" champion catch-ss-
catch-can wrestler of the world. and
Charles Wittmer wrestled for the
mixed style champion of the world
here tonight. The first bout was Greece
Roman styles IN which he threw Lewis
in nineteen minutee Lewis won the
second bout IN two minutes catch as
catch can. Wittmcr won the third bout
in three minutes Greco- Roman. Lewis
won the fourth bout in thirty seconds
catch as -catch-can. Lewis won the last
bout ia two minutes and a half.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
No Ikoors CALLED oUT.
Adjatsnf General Greenland Denied
an Order Had Issued

HAsEissrRs. Pa. Nov. A-At 1870
o'clock AdiHtant General Greenland
Eas asked concerning q ruDox that the
Ninth rsginsat had been ordered out tn
preserve peace 90 the Lshigh Valley
system He declared DO such order had
besa lssned asd said that tho reports
we're of character 10 justly the belief
that Intervention on the part of the
state would not bs necessary.
The armoFy has not been open to-
night. snd at II o'clock not soul vas
in sight. ths place being 10 total dark
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

They Defemsd the Kansas Team .,
Foot hall.

Kansas CRY. No, Nov. 2A-The Uni.
yersity Of Michigan foot bah team de-
feated ths University q Kansas by .
score 90 p 90 at Fairmount park. the
city. today. The men from Ann Arbor
did the most of their scoring in the last
half. AT the close of tho trst half. the
score was q 90 o aud that IL was not =
tie was due 20 a fiuka Within ten
minutes after the ball Was put IN play
the ksnsans had IL within I've feet of
the Michigan goal. but tumble caused
them to lose H. In thu last half the
superior weight OF the Michiganders
told perceptihly. George Devol was
umpire and Herbert Doggett referee.
About 1000 saw the gsue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Io.1sos. Nov. IA dssrntrh ts tie
Centrsi Ners from Psris saFs that n
reytrsl. minister - fnsnce. ~ i,sseiie.
minister a. fsrsEn s6sirs. ~ Nsssss.
ministsf - pubic vorisa; ~ figsf.
nninister - agricnlturs. sbd n. Ie-rief.
minister a. cDuusercs. hsfe fes.ened
The iiet.ats.h stld. thst the reeleustios
~ n. lssselle hss csused esbsfsl sur
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
The Strike Has Becn Broken.

BETHLEHEM. Pa. Nov. % In addition
TO all passengers over $50 freight aud
coal trains were moved over all divisions
OF the Lehigh Valley road today. The
officials are unanimous in declaring that
the strike has been broken and the CON-
pany is gaining ground at every point
They claim to have the upper hand to-
ptcxkt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

SrEvBEsvrLLE. Ohio. Nov. 25.-The
puddlers at Brilliant are out on strike
against a reduction OF wages. Since
the puddlers were reduced to s4.75 they
wanted the helpers TO stand reduction.
also which they would not do. The
putldlers have doubled mp. two boilers
working together. making six heats for
a turn. There is very little prospect for
a settlement.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

w,snISoToS. Nov. 25.- The demo
erat members - the WAYS and means
committee are in consultaf,oo with
Secretary Carlisle a. his resisierce 70
das. The tariff ball ~ Substantially
completed. but Chairman Wilson pre-
fsrs before II - made pubic that the
secretary of the treasury psss Judgment
upon IL and give it the stamp of be sp
..raraf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Pun ,DFHrHis. Nov ~ Congress
man Charles O'Neil died a. q l. tonight
TIE death - Representative Cksrie.
O. Neili q Pennsylvania rols the house
q rerreseatatives q; re father" that
is. - OLDEST nemher in leugth - ser
vfra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

In Mas still xpyhodys game al the snd
q tie forty third inning. snd intsnse
exciie0ent psrssded the hall The
score stood; I've. asS; sehssfsr. assz.
the Nspeieon hsving caught his stroke
and played p>rfect billiards eli
around the table 60 ss o. re-
verse the places again. In the forty
fourth lsss increased bic lead 90 aezs.
while Schaefer had a.ssR This gave
Ives only d6 10 60. bat Schssfer made
up the differences IA the score in bic
forty tifth inning, tising the score
again. giving himseif the lead
which meanf tho match ct
that stage. with only IS 20 Ga
Ives was unable % do anything and
Schaefer ran out in short order lses
score AZ the end wss 3e5h Total for
night. 7l5. Schsefef. grand total. s.ooo.
total for night. .5h Grand averages:
Schaefer. u 2l.35. ivcs 26 8s5; aver.
age for night: schssfer. -; Ives.
l6 13-4l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Dy4pofr. Mich, Nov. IA calae
ersm vas received from fsordsn today
ANNOUNCING re death in that city q
Col SYLVESTER Y lssrnea. 4 wel kno~n
inwyer soa prcai asni cinzen q Detryiit
NJ i.zfne3 ~ss - yesrs - sge ana SO.
ene ~ TIE foana~rs of ths repubi1cnn
tsafff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

C,fs aprs ohio. Nov - The -
mans - HsrV@y Thomrson. stage en-
p.oye, NO 49, buried e. death 10 The
Hsnristte theatre la<f ght acre found
ate tase essnip9 in tAe ,ieiris unser the
ssszs hofned hsvoad rrceanition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

1>aspns. Nes - "A fr.. cs8@>d ~ q
aefectivs hsating arr,srnfns. sccnrrcd %
osF st Prince fissseFnks resid~ucs 20
Frissiriehrrnhs TIE prfnce sesssisa -
his sersseta efticgnisbed the fsme< h.
Tore TIE frs bfirrds sFfits8 The dan
sCs ocus vas sllght
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

IspIsSAPoLIs. Nov 25-The bloodiest
football game OF the season was fought
here today IN two rounds between the
elevens from the Zig lag Cycling club
and Indianapolis light artillery. II
ended in a draw. l6 10 10. No lives were
Ionf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

luth and Manitoba bends viH be co.,
sidefed to-day. The total Obligations
due December l aggregate 3l 81. 90.
Including the Daluth and Manitoba 10
terest, shich saoosis 10 ti3.1n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Ns~ Yosz. Nov - Tie Nosth~rs
Pseise r--rlssrS haze freiisd g. tsfsait
nn ~ he ftsef e1issf iafefant NIfa ths
eseet tfesn ~ ~ ltsisfh aaii Maafaf.s
fhs Fsfssent = sas ssess-s - ne tn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

engine No e04. haal.ng freight train.
vas wrecked last ight az North Hector
b fh- sxpio ian - her hoiier The
conductor OF tne train and the fireman
were Killed and The eng iueer vac fatally
injured The crew we're AZ new uer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

coxvsf fsvuls IA. NoT - jehn
MrfAsna'I rifs aad three rbildrea. are
iying at tbe pl5af % death from eating
eawksrs st had besn pris0aesi -
nsise .rr isin Nhs,-e fsr'i zoe eaiekena
80 asa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

~ tassct. hsra. Nus. - TIE
sfsa.~f interns,sitHai. towna fos The
~se frtn nssa<o 80 egrrand ~
R.srA issff'i rTfosste fsskinst- Sic
- rsffies rs@Hsrrers tsrsuetn Nae
has~r ssresi sd iss fag gssssas aef
la1 lhe aaaa..n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

qaarrsled frequsntiy. and the trouble
. % reoesed this nornioE shea the
father seized a shotxea and skot hls son
thfooga TIE ab<lonsn. kiliing him al
most instantly. The murdsFsf sas ar
rested
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

Sra rsize eatpiesssi ~ ne farm q 7
t tsf ise tae sssaz Fofd sith q
teu sas ssRf.f So sff bEha faas
t.s-fs - at 80 efs.t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
Ich,gh'. Team Won the Game

NEw YoRK, Nov -Lehigh's foot
ball team today defeated eleven sturdy
men from the University 81 North Caro-
lima by score 81 "a 81 q IL was no
walkover which the Lehigh men had. as
there was good material against them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26
striking Conductor~ Return.

RocHEsrER. n. u, Nov. q The con-
ductors on the Rochester branch Of the
Lehigh Valley. who struck with the
other employees. returned to Their posts
this morning. They were promptly re-
instated upon Application.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

KstseAkss, Nteh, Nrv = STANLEY
& efssreu - Pss fas ~ss arrested
yeessr.lsY Or ssesi.ns fnrzsfs frsm
ttfsr fafrers ~ Postage fhe tufssrs
ssfs faunf ie hss gsrs-es.trn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-26

wssps~e4rys. ~a* - " CHm
mines a Nessra t'ni.p-e fnepect'sF. kHs
tesn reusoss3 - f>~cretefg tsfissls.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-14

The state comptroller reports
total cash receipts during the
month of August as amounting to
$35 | 1858, of which the following
were the principal funds and
amounts:
State revenue, $174,923.lJ
Available school l20,765.1S
Permanent school 35,936.44
Available university 3,499.77
Confederate home l.4S5.15
The total disbursements on war
rants issued by the comptroller
during the quarter ending August
81, 1898, amounted to $l,33S, 256.S2,
of which the following were the
principal funds and amounts:
State revenue $725,554.27
Available school fund 490,506.51
Permanent school fund 32,0l5.O2
Available university
fund 1O,222.S9
Direct tax fund 36,5lO.75
Confederate home 6,7SO.SS
Agricultural and Me-
chanical college 2,4O4.37
county TAX IunQ S,l20.03
The total amount of county
bonds redeemed during the quarter
was S33, 5000.
Amount. of state bonds pur-
chased for the special funds during
the quarter was $500, per cent.
The total amount of cash in the
permanent school fund only
amounted to $l56,SSS.71, and the
board of education can purchase
no more county bonds until the
fund reaches 100000 which
amount is required to be set aside
to purchase convict farms by the
penitentiary under act of the last
Legislature.
The comptroller today collected
and deposited 5000 interest due
September 1 on BeXar county
subsidy bonds held by school fund.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-14
THE COUNTRY SAVED.
A Scheme to Make the, Silver Dol
lar Go.
AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. II. 1893.

AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. IA, 1893.
Special Correspondence.
The country is saved again. We
need never fear, so long as the able
POpulist abides in the land. The
clouds may hang low and threat
ening, but with the patriotic Popu-
list in our neighborhood, you may
rest assured there will be silver
lining to the cloud, the same as in
the days of old. The sill
YER lining to the present
dark financial cloud has now
come. 1t comes in the parsonage
of some able financier way out in
the rural districts who propounds
needed knowledge and logic to his
EXcellency Gov. Hog9. He ad-
vises that Gov. Hogg take up a
couple Of hours some fine morning
in issuing call requesting a coun-
Gil of the governors of the free
coinage of silver states, that they
all suggest to such states respec-
lively to pass a law making a
silver dollar weighing one ounce to
be a tender in payment Of debts.
the miners to get the money coined
in Mexico from the product of
American mines. Accompany
ing this unique request it
is announced that able lawyers
say the plan is constitutional and
would defeat decentralization of sill
yer by Cleveland. Thus unto the
world is born another financier.
ThePOpulists and other noble patri-
OTIS from the forks of the creek now
have nothing that they could bet
ter devote their time and patienCe Q.
to than a vigorous effort to get this
latest grandest and noblest finan-
cial problem before the public. Let
not this be a case Of a prophet
without honor in his own country.
SMOOT