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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-05
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
I. & G. N. RAILROAD.

l. & G. N. RAILROAD.
leave for Austin and the North, ESQ a, m M
Arrive from Austin and North. $40 a. N,
Leave for Laredo and Mexico. $40 a. m.
Arrive from Laredo and Mexico, 7 30 p. m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
EAST BOUND.
Leave for Galveston, Houston
and New Orleans. l.5O p. m
Leave for Houston, Galveston,
New Orleans, Waco and Kan
saS City. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9OO p. ID
ARRIVE FROM THE EAST.
Arrive from New Orleans, Gal
weston, Houston and Kansas
City. .....................: 900 a. m
Arrive from New Orleans, Gal
weston and Houston. ......... 4.l5 p. m
WEST BOUND.
Leave for Eagle Pass and Mex
leo ..................... ...... $50 a. m
leave for Ell Paso and San
Francisco ..................... $50 8. m
ARRIVE FROM THE WEST.
Arrive from Mexico and Eagle
Pass ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1.25 p. m
Arrive from San Francisco and
Ell Paso ............ .......... p. m
s. A, & REMISSION ROUTE
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
Leave for Cuero, Houston, Gal
weston and Waco...... ...... 9.05 a. m
Leave for Beeville, Rockport
and Corpus Christi. ......!.... 2.1O p. m
TRAINS ARRIVE DAILY.
Arrive from Cuero, Houston,
Galveston and Waco. 100 p. m
Arrive from Corpus Christi,
RockpOrt and Beeville....... las p. IN
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
Leave for Kerrville. ........... 7.15 p. m
TRAINS ARRIVE DAILY.
Arrive from Kerrville.. $50 a. no
LEAVE DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY AND
MONDAY.
Leave for Kerrville. ..--........ TAO a. m
ARRIVE DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY AND
MONDAY.
Arrive from Kerrville. ......... Gas p. n
AUTHORIZED COLLECTORS.
The following named are the onl!
authorized collectors for the LIGHT:
FRED SMALL,
WILL SCHUMACHER,
GEORGE BROWN.
Subscribers are req ueSted not to pa,
rtheir subscription without taking a re
cceipt. II. b. JOHNSON, Mgr.
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DR.. L. v. WeatherS,

Diagnostician and physician,
with careful attention to diseases
of children. All chronic diseases
solicited at office No. l24 South
Flores street. Office Tel. S44, Resi-
dence Tel, lis. 9-27-lm
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cHoIcELoTs FOR SALE.

Grand View Addition offers the best
and cheapest building and garden lots in
the city. You are sure to double your
money in twelve months. Lots from fifty
to one hundred and fifty dollars. Garden
blocks three miles from postoffice at S125
an acre and upwards. Call on A. J. May
over Texas National Bank. lit
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-05
AN EYEIOPENER.

Keep your eye on the real estate trans
fers and see the bone fde home seekers
who are buying in Grand View Addition,
which offers the best inducement in the
state for safe, sure and reliable invest
ments. See A. J, May, over Texas Natl
Bank LIT
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Lallier'S Cafe and

Short Order House. No. 1926 Alamo Plaza
GUY LkLLIER, Proprietor. Communication
tickets $500 for $500, and So so for $500.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Carriage Painters

Anton Hannich & Son, tor the
finest AID most durable;Carriage Painting.
2l0 Elm 1T Established 1861. Prompt at
tentiOn TO outside orders.
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AMERICAN EMPRESS COMFY

to do the express business of this Company.
The above Express Company covers lines
from the Atlantic to the Gulf, and none
stands higher than the AMERICAN.
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WARNING.

The public is notified to pay no monies
to any persons on account Of the LIGHT
except to our authorized collectors as
published in the paper, unless they hold
written receipt. or endorsed bill from the
undersigned. L. b. JOHNSON,
Manager San Antonio LIGHT.
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Miscellaneous
P. G.. Mafh,

Hermann Breusing, Notary,
Public, and soliciting agent; Office 1o4
east Commerce street, San Antonio.
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ADVERTISING SOLICITORS,
ENGINE FOR SALE.

A 7-horse Van Duzen Gas and
Gasoline engine, almost new, in
first-class condition. Cost to run
about six cents per hour. The rea-
son for selling is the purchase of a
larger engine of the same make
For further particulars address,
T. B. JOHNSON, LIGHT office.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-06

FIRE at Statesvillc, n. c., destroyed
SIS. 600 worth of buildings, including
the Carolina hotel and business block,
also the Statesviue armOry 1t is said
to be of incendiary origin.
ORANGE trees in South Carolina have
been injured by the recent blizzard.
TIE union depot at Sherman, Tex,
has been destroyed by fire
HENRY DEGUDGE has died from hydro
phobia near Brenham, Tex He was
bitten in the fass by a mad dog i've
days before
SENATOR CoLQUITT was thought to be
upon his death-bed at Atlanta, Ga His
wife was lying in an adjoining room
paralyzed and her brain affected.
Donaldson CAEFFRET, of St Mary's
parish, La, has been appointed by Gov.
Foster to be senator of the United
States, TO fill the unexPired term of the
late Senator Gibson.
FIVE deputy United States marshals
were captured by moonshiuers in the
mountains near Birmingham, Ala
They would have been lynched but for
their timely rescue hy other deputies
AT Sand Mountain, Ala, at a dance,
a row was started because a male dancer
stepped on a lndy's train. When peace
was restored Ed and Luke Carter,
cousins, were found dead and DR.. Bailey
fatally injured.
ASALYsIs of the viscsra of alleged
poisoned Arkansas convicts showed no
trace of arsenic. 1t was the opinion of
the experts that the convicts died OF a
disease resembling cholera caused by
their foul surrounding
THE people Of Aiublenberg. county,
Ky. are up in arms aud viii resist with
force the collection of q railroad bond
debt
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-06

r--.rF-g Oh. Hr-4-.- ~
adj ff4.pr,r.-su 1r..r.l-r.-
During the late .4mn1irH the lel-
u.-'s party rs1aIcaH erlnIatia us5nl-itl.,a
10 the re0rla and that was. taal fIe 20
was in reality no dfT-r-ur. between
the republican ssnI tl.ua-r.sLi., rarIi.sz
30 auv naIfc.- affecting tneir welfare
and ou that ur1la-ftf11 aaizea tie
masses for their suuuart
Those who uuL forth tEc nr1u1-itfrr
yver. men who had formerly aHifiatrd
with one or thr other of inc old Da=-tI.s
and were -fuear. Il their b.lief The
great mass of voters could NOT see 20
that way. and were no doubt equally
sincere There was however. "a stro-R
aud effective force 600 Che argumrrgl.
which will bring forth good fruir Ia
due season. Attention. ut Ic1st. las
been directed TO the fact witch such Cu-
pHa-i5 that it's Gi=-erum-ut in tbr fu-
tura will be perfectly plain tu mllIi,ur-
who were unable To- sec or raaIizeait TO
time 90 make it effective 1as tbc De- ls
election
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BOLD THEFT
Pension Checks stolen FROM tho once q

Pension Checks stolen From the once nt
Topeka
TOPEKA, Kan, Dec 29.-OHe day last
week a man presented himself at tho
counter Of a bank in EOltUu and asked
for the money on two checks for $4,000,
bearing the signature of BERNARD kCI-
ley, United States pension agent at To
pGlza- The cashier recognized the sig
nature as genuine, but the amour Is
We're so large for pension checks that
he was suspicious that all was not
right He managed, however, by some
way to retain possession OF the checks
and as soon as tEe man had left, teIe-
graphed to Topeka asking Ar. Kelley
IL he had issued them.
Mr.. Kelley promptly wired the cashier
to ho'd the checks and then inc began
an investigation IL is his practice
having over 100, 600 checks to sign every
quarter, TO sign them in blank iu ad-
vance Referring to his check book he
discovered that i've signed checks were
missing He at once suspected an em-
ploye Of the Office and ia an hour he
had forced the man TO Feturu the three
checks which he had not disposed OF
Mr.. Kelly declines TO give any parsie-
ulars Of the theft until he has completed
his arrangement IS for the arrest OF all
the parties in the steal The man who
took the checks is not in the oface at
present but Mr.. Kelley says he can be
had at any time
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ANOTHER bomb was exploded in Paris
on the goth, this time at the ONCE Of
the prefect of police No one was
killed.
Hon RoBERT 4. LINCOLN, . nited States
minister to England, returned to En-
gland on the White Star steamship leu
tonic.
The Novoe vremya. CT Russia, has
caused a sensation by publishing an
article, apparently inspired by high a1-
thority, in which the French alliance Is
disParaged.
QUEES VICTORIA was among the
earliest to eougra tulate Mr- Gladstone
on the arrival Of his s3a birthday. Her
majes;y's note was uHusuat4ly gracious
in tone
CotLECroR ZINGEELEE. Of the Chesa-
pealse & Ohio, who repelled the men
who were attempting to rob his train
recently, was presented with Sl0O by
the company
The Italian government, after expert
meuting on the coal from German
mines. has decided to continue using
English coal on the Italian warsaiPs
BRErIsu C8I.UaIBIA- sealing vessels.
with enc or two exceptions viii be
withdrawn from the business
IT is reQorted in Rome that the
Jesuits - visiently- Essailing MEE
Satolh for Ills wer6 81 the uaitad
States-
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THE OALTONs As DEPUTIEs
Marshal Yoss Emplnvrd Them Until Tie
LI.-rLL- IL L-.-- LL.L- -.

Marshal Eoss FmpInvrd Them Until Tie
Heard ul heir uui" gs.
WASHINGTON, Jan 4--Attorney ey-Gcu-
eraI Miller, beiug asked If hc had any
further Information with reference to
the truth OF the dispatches from Coffey-
vile, Kan, TO the effect that Bill DaI-
ton and Bill LipseV were acting as dep
uty United States murshals, said;
Il have word from tn. marzhuIs OF
Kansas, of the Western district oi
Arkansas, Oklahoma, the Indian terri
tory and the Eastern district of Texas,
and all deny that Biu Dalton or any
member of the Dalton family or gang,
has been appointed, or been acting
deputy United States marshal for any
of these districts for more than two
years past, and each denies that Bu
Lipsey has ever acted under him
Marshal Toes, Of the Western district
Arkansas says: The Dalt1ns were Of
decrs under my predecessor I retained
Grat Dalton until May, 1899. Robert
and Emmett Dltou acted as posse twice
In 1890. assisting in arresting three
noted desperadoss They were all con-
sidered trustworthy men until the fau
Of 1890, when their first unlawful acts
begun. None Of the gang were em-
ploved by me after that time
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THE New York legislature met at Al
bany ON the 81. Alter receiving GCv.
Flowers message a recess was taken
for one week.
Gov PATTisoS's message to the
Pennsylvania legislature treated of the
Homestead trouble, which he greatly
deplored.
THE Indiana apportionment case will
come before the new state supreme
court, which is now OF q different polit-
ical complexion and a dif1ercHt ruling
| is expected.
GOV. MCkISLET, in his annual mes
sage to the legislature of Ohio, says
that retreuehnent is needed as there is
& deficit of $50, ss8
ONE Of the Oregon electors was a pop
slist
The boundary suit between Iowa and
Illinois, involving the taxation of
/ bridges, has been settled by the United
| States supreme court, which holds that
the boundary Is the middle of the nav
/ igable channel Of the river. A com
mission was ordered 90 mark on the
bridges just where that was
For the first time in several years an
! ice bridge across Niagara river has
formed just below the falls
ALL passengers tieletsd for the
steamers have to be fumigated at Hall
fax Their goods are ali placed in fu1ni-
eating machines
ELLSWORTH WYATT, the notorious
desperate recently captured ia Indiana,
who IS wanted for murder at Green's
boro, kan, and FOX numerous crimes,
escaped from the United States Jail at
Guthrie, Ok
THEEE was a terrible affray q Saliers-
vile, Ky. Six men were fatally hurt
The wounded included the coroner and
constable
The chief rabbi of Jerusalem is dead
THE boilers in IN ice factory at
Vicizsburg, Miss, exploded killing one
man and causing many thousand dol
lars OF loss.
THE reports of the eleventh census
are to be completed and delivered to
the secretary of the interior by Deem
Der 81, Es0s. according to present caIeu-
Iationa
Aa arrangement has been made by
which trains vvIIl ruu from Cincinnati
10 Kansas City over the Rock Island
aud connections
TIE schooner Edith Bervvind syas
sums on smiths island. Va One man
was sr1E ned-
AucffI5l iED BAETLETr uul HTan-rfs-
Kelly were lElisd at bedford. mags
1saE Eaee on E-zelf way 10 be married
sF1e 2 lQceEa1taEs struck their buga-Y
- 3 Fs-staS ernass=
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State Senator r.oVes ar mlszeurl, WHl la-
rrouuce q tf1I l'rusttli e a'ur the sans
To Missouri the peoples party ease
nearly $1,000 votes upon a platform one
plaulylof which demanded that the state
should furnish text books I'm t,--sl l4-l
schools gree 20 GA students. eE i ulrE
and parcel of the organized -llerrn5 e
be made TO steal popri ist lhuu-ie- s. -
demQeratic novemiut' tu prss7la Gee
text books for lhs public schools. ri-a
Kansas City Star Says
senator Love. OF the Eilth di-iEl-t.
proposes 20 deal with tho ve-ari--s
school book Question iu q busln6a way
lie is preparing "a bit for fntrrlr ef-r-
early i'm the session which ha hops- w-lt
solve the PR b-em. It VIII Clll1lu ue'v
features aud will suggest au eatisely
new plan for settling she tcNs book
matter
''rhe bill now being propared pro-
Vides for the Establishment Of q state
school board ana has foa its PRIMARY
object free school books for every child
who attends O. puulic school in the
state. That this is "a pretty wide range
for reform measure e take is ad-
mitted by Senator Love. He has given
the matter close attcuti,--s aud couafd-
erable study. however, and is fully pre-
pared 20 maiutziu that hls measure ia
the only correct way OF handling the
issue.
THAT portion OF the measure relut-
ing TO the state school board -tlru-
vides that it shall consist ue The
governor, the state zupcrln tcudent
of public instruction and either the
auditor or aecgCtlry of stafc, All of
whom shall serve without extra COM
peusation. Their duties shall be 70
adopt O. uniform system of text brokss
20 buy iu bulk these books and % dis
tribute them to- the several thousand
school districts iu the state. The board
will have no politics iu 81, it viii have
no patronage % bsstoyF, uDd couse-
queutiy the change to free text bu1irl
may be made without uuy cost to tlu
state beyond the first cost og the uu1lrl-
'It ia also provided in tHe hiu thae
the books iu each district sehaoi shall
be given out To the purtIs- vh1 shall --
the end of the term return theia 20 tlu
local boards
"rhe most important fezture with
which Senator Love has To- deal is tua
one of expense. That Ae SOLIDS. wu
b. satisfactorily covered because - Is
provided that tbe cost OF the 1ooIla shall
be betrayed QUE of the school fund
This viii obviatg che uscr--itgz1f o. direct
tax for the purpose and Lhc- fund for
school purposes cam h- drawn pu1NvitI-
out affecting anyone. u have gone into
this ufuttar,' sail hr, after careful .l-
vcsti cation have r-ceivel c1mnuIti-
cations from sup rriuteutruts of public
instruction of different states and every
uns writes that che only way % deal
with the question Is 10 ml.sH tue exc
books free, as are u8V the u.lei5 boar is.
LEc beat the rooms Tn the h.IL VIII
be provisions tEr meeting all thr obi fe-
tions that possibly Hlly bc made t3dL
+ have received assurances chat su-h a
measure would be heurtuy supports B.
and a7 ths reform IS "a needed ane,
hope 90 see Lt enacted into law "
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THE NICARAGUA CANAL

Ef BuIlt svisH che I-vaulr's Credit Size rro-
pie uu-r bgr aud Operate 4 C.
Two weeks ago the promoters ot the
Nicaruguu caual scheme held q couveu-
tiau SIN New Orleans. The intention
was uo influence public sentiment iu
behalf of The Pr0pu-itiur, so l7 t1 secure
tine guarantee OF the bonds tu the eN-
tent Of EI01,0l1- 600, as i- proposed in
the law pending before the senate. Hy
au OpUDrtuug concurrence, the French
government IS iUsl now engaged iu cN-
amiGiug into tine Panama sL.iudIC, the
greatest buueo scheme of modern times,
surprising iu rottsuue-s even uur.ovsH
Pacific railroad and Credit MobIier
steals
The methods Of Nicaragua and the
Panama schemes are -trisiuUI s. aliEe-
Both call 60 their aid the newspapers i'm
advocacy. just how tHe leading French
papers were enlisted is clearly shown
in the recent iuvestiga 10y thst gov
grumcut It is proved that tine Petit
journal received $50, cos Tel-g.aphe,
gss, ,OOJ5 Natu, $40, 1000; Gauloiz $4,000
L'ltadiyGI, E-0. .OJ37 L'Evenemcut- sI0,-
600; Journal dos Debats, 5000 Ire
mendous Sums were paid for 6eputjes
aud officials Ia the Sicarag qua scheme
there is an evident Imitation OF method,
and while it does not appear that the
intended depletion Is as great as Iu thc
French steal. it is impossi BILE 90 foreteli
how many repetiLious ot the maueuver
may result from its initial success
Behind the proposition 20 aid the
Nicaragua scheme Is AN indirect inter
est which 10y this means viii be fos-
tered. The national banks propose to
exert every influence possible Co per
psLuute Lncir system. The bonded
debt of the country viii become dnllly
due iu 1907 aud with it's eEtiuguish-
meut viii uece-sariIy 60 the national
banks, unless new bends be issued
The Nicaragua scheme i- promoted by
those who want tine hilg-year bonds BE-
provides for. and who care not whether
the government sink money or not
This class ol promoter really the most
influential bacrers OF the scheme. viii
be found behind any plan which prom
ises 20 perpatul what they GAIA ''the
best financial system the world ever
saw
The American people WANT no more
bg1ds- They want no vast eEpeudi-
ture oE money uIler o. foreign 5uris-
di1ti8u. And when -0aIu De- becomes
necessary % undertake % great pulIie
work. the people should see t1i that
tls enterprise ls their-. fully under
charge OF their gov-rHuIeut, ana com
Quoted for taair profit and convenience
Atlanta tla-I Peoples Party Paper.
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H.sToRY nm ERIEE.

GLoHEs and maps were the invention
OF Anazimaudcr, coz B, C.
PHEyrETo 30 raised characters for thu
blind was invented In 1897
TIE circular saVv yvlz devised by
BeuthaEI. an EurIi=iszzzn- 10 1890
f'uL-E-AzEs were first used in the uiuth
ceutuTyi the short hearF-headCd bat
tie ass WAS employed iu very early
time
Ta1 E--zTtan z1ad, FROM SEiLzerlazd
% Esal1-, WAS ouiit by Eapulaou's enEi-
acarz iu 1901. over 400 coo sTorluaeu
rrszs enplogsd e. cas time
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-01-06

EvERX distiIIery in the entire section
of Cincinnati is being run at its full ca
paeity, in anticipation of an increase Of
tax
PHE Idaho diamond discovery is de-
cIared to be hoaS--
BOB S1.AvIsy, tie famous minstrel, was
found dead in bed at Toledo, .. He
was with Crawford Bros minstrels.
FOR some time lie was principal IN Nc
iS5sh. johnson. & Slavin's troupe.
Ar Des Moines, Ia, Peter Sutter in q
ststs jealousy murdered his yyife with q
i,rszssser. crushing ia her slzslL- Sutter
WAS ore af The Tealthicst citizens Of
N 3 sfAoE line 10 the San Juan gold
. .zsslEe las been started from MancOs,
EEsas RfqERs. Eleventh infnntry, had
= hrush with ''IIid, 81 the Apache, bat
sssz renegade escaped in the darkness
4 rEAf1z run into a street ear at Forty
zazenth street and Stewart avenue, Chi
nazuE -Four passengers IN the street
l-5 were killed and eight seriously in
sfiiseG The accident was due to gross
-tessness and several arrests were
JusT1oE JogsS r SHARPsrEIS, OF the
1,rnralae court Of California, died at Sal
s,ra1sisco rsceEltly. he was born at
Rschaaand. n Y. May @ss 1929
aF ntEaHapt was made to rob the
\ is.-1sl- At Gillian, No, by 2 country boy,
g-fso E.sraed bandit lie was OutyVitted
cgstii--ed 1lF the brave cashier The
fl-issl' i1gotler was arrested as an ae-
s,5lge l1ehas lhiclz at Bionm-
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ToEEEA Kan, Dee 29.-E1tice of con-
tests have Leeu served on Solon o..
Thatcher, the republieaa ssnatur-elect
from Douglas county, on O. E. Scott
the repubLlcan senator-elect from Ale
len comfy, and on the other repu ulieau
senators I'm Pursuance OF the plan
Of Chairman Breidcuthal OF tIe popu-
list state central committee % have
coutzsts ready iu tine east END Of the
state house 20 WORK on iu ease the re-
pu 5iicaus should Start % 0ust populistl
in The -vcst end All notices of thla
Kind must ba served oa ur befoEe ps-
eesl1eE 81
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ST. JosEFH, No, Dee 29--Au east
bound passenger train On the Rock
island road collileI with q wc=tb1uud
freight train between Troy and Wa
morning, resulting in one death and the
injury OF several trai1meu and passeu-
gers Coming around "a shurt curve the
engineers of both trains, realizing it
was imPo5Eible % prevent "a collision
reversed their engines and with their
fremeu Jumped for their lives Fire
man Myers, who lives at Trenton broke
his leg ia two plz cea- aud Engineer
Stone OF the passenger train was badly
bruised about tie head ana face
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CORRECT ELECTORAL VOTE.

The settlement OF the DreEol Contest Al
lows an Accurate Table 60 ne Made.
NEW YORK, Jan, 4--Ihs settlement
of the Oregon contest makes it possible
70 make an accurate table OF the vote
for president as it should be cast
by the electoral college aud which
will show Total number of votes,
a44- necessary TO "a choice, 228 CIeve-
lands majority, los The total vote for
the respective candidates is as follows;
Cleveland 2I5; Harrison IA, and Wsav-
pr- o.
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A Case wherein an UmcIous Conductor
Got uLs CuuIpa . iuto Trouble
WAsHINGrOSt Jan A-Chalmer NJ C.
Prentice, a physician of Norwalk, o.,
while travelling ON excursion tickets
with his wife and other persons on the
Lake Shore railroad to Chicago, pur-
chased the return trip tickets of mum
Der of passengers. The conductor
learned of this. arrested Prentice just
before reaching Chicago, subjecting
him to violence and his wife to insult
and had Prentice locked up on u charge
of dis1rderly conduct, which charge
was dismissed the next day for lack Of
appearance on the part of the con-
ductor.
Prentice sued the railroad company,
which admitted that the arrest was
wrong. The company, however, object
ed to the charge of Lhe judge that the
damages in tine way of c5mpe usati1u
might be awarded for the humili zion
Uttered, and also exemplary damages as
a punishment for the olfausc. Judgmeu
for SI0, ,OJO was brought in; subsequent
Iy Prentice had 10 reduced TO Sd, COO
The railroad appealed, nutwitLstand-
ing Prcutice's voluntary act, done prob
ably to avert an appeal la an opinion
by Justice Gray the United States su-
preme court upheld the judges charge,
except as TO exemplary damages. ruling
that the railroad company cannot be
punished for the yvautou and uuuuthoT-
lied act of its agent.
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Cheap silver" says the London
SLardarL 'has given us cheap food and
raw MATERIAL and has enabled I'm
gland to hold her own in the world far
more easily than her rivals EoLsing
would be SO d.alllr1us 90 1ur f1rsiga
trade as a sudden rise in silver IhiE
is why Ernest Seyd was sent over here
20 sneak a biI through con Er=-s de-
uieuetiziur silver. And this f. why
Harrison, sherman, Clege land aud al
tss other FnrIisI dupss s.i-l toaliss are
in favor OF cheap silver today Cheap
silver means cheap wheat. cheap cattle
and chezp prudue- Of All Lzinda---cuio-
RADIO Farmer