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The herald., 1893-05-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE aOLLEN REOK.

G. W. Lee, @. r. Stewart. Fred A. Hines P.
W. W. Ross 8. P. Barley, II. ]. AcManus, j,
Meyerstein, Stanley Porter, II, Blanche san
Francisco; J. s. Snow, Roehelter, N. Y; @. e..
Dalton, J. Johnson, st. Louis; W. H. Griffith,
Denver; Frederic r. Townsend, Boston; Paul
O. Ransom, Buffalo; L. L, Boone, Arnold Cool
friend ]. G. Minor, Geo. Fuller, San DieSc; y.
II. Avery, Coronado; Mr.. am Mrs. 7. s. Newly,
Ventura: F. Estudillo F. Pico. San Jacinto; II.
". Blaisdell, Yuma; s. N. Kline, Toledo, . ;
Mr.. and Mrs. O. d. Kerr, st. Paul, Ninn.; X.
Boye, Gothenberg Germ 4ny; 8. H. Latin, Chi
cago; Z. Beckman. Santa Barbara.
The herald., 1893-05-04

Postmaster Foster OF Lubee, Me-, writes
that eiterthe Grip, Hoods Sarsa payilla brought
hlm lat 81 asfeeole, nervous condition, In TO
complet9 strength and health,
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FoK ExoHANan.

OK An0-6O ACRES RICH LOAN SOIL
snIDsUUU located I mile of railroad and
good town, Within IL miles OF Los Angeles 8
8 acres in soft shel walnuts, about 10 acres in
deciduous fruits; ornamental plants, roses,
magnolias, gravel driveway; fronts l00-foot
avenue; % acres in alfalfa. The balance is all
fine huit and farming land, Fine modern
built house OF z rooms, finished in curly red
wood, fine mantels, closets bath rooms; house
buildings The NlAce is all under fence and
cross-fenced' artesian wells, and water piped
nll over the place and in the house, Win trade
this magnificent farm for good Northern Cali
fornia property. Call or address GRIDER q
pOW, lO0ga 5. Broadway. A-6 su mo tu tn ii
The herald., 1893-05-04

Hood's Pills have won high praise for
heir pro mpt and efficient yet easy action.
The herald., 1893-05-04

Uo-nO-FOR EXCHANGE-A MODERN g.
IN = tVV room house and nicely improved
lot on West Ninth street; win take lot in
southwest in exchange balance to suit
5-3 81 I. J. CUDDY, BOG N. Spring.
NOR EXCuANGE-iO ACRES, 20 IN FRUIT
IT trees, II in alfalfa and barley; house, sta
Bile, well, at railway station miles from city;
worth $4,000; for unimproyed city property.
IL and 13 Allen block. 5-2-tu-thu-2t
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Personal.
PHYSICIANS.

DERSONAL-W. w. TAYLOR, LAWYER
A. 12lla South Broadway, room b, Probate and
Insolvency law Speciality Advice free, 7-23l y
The herald., 1893-05-04

Notice of the Filing of the Report of
the Commissioners Appointed for
the Widening of Pico Street from
Main Street to Figueroa Street, in
Compliance With Ordinance No.
1347 New Series, Together With
the Plat of the Assessment District.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A CIR
IN titled copy of the report, assessment list
and plat of the commissioners appointed to
assess benefits and damages and to have general
supervision of the proposed work OF widening
Pico street from Main street to Figueroa street,
has been filed in the Office OF the undersigned.
All sums levied and assessed in said assess
ment list are due and payable Immediately.
The payment of said sums is to be made to me,
in my ofice within thirty days from the first
publication of this notice.
ALI assessments not paid before the expiration
of said thirty days will be declared to become
Delinquent, and thereafter five per cent, with
the cost OF advertising will be added thereto.
Dated this ID day of May, A. D., 1893.
d. A. WATSON, Street superintendent.
By A. l. STEWART, Deputy. 5-2 10t
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nnsINEss nHANoKs.
FOR KENr-RoOMs.
LOST AND FOUND. A..

II Os'r--ON NA1N-Sr. CAR, BETWEEN THE
IL LIST and sth Of April a package containing
one pair Of lndy's gloves, light grey color, and
II piece OF black ribbon. Hl0 reward win be
paid on return to Herald Office. 5-2 II
+ OsT-FRoM ROsEMEADE, sAYANNAH
IL one brown colt years old, with white
legs ana white face, one white eye; %25 re-
ward for same by returning to Los Angeles
Race Track. 1-997t
r ST-WEDNESDAY MORNING, l BUNCH
Il 4 OF keys between CITY Hall and Main street
Finder please return TO CITY CLERK. Re-
ward 1t
The herald., 1893-05-04
HOMEOPATHIC PHYsIoIANs.

g il. BOYNTON, NJ, D., DISEASES OF
Bs children, Office and residence, S35 South
Olive st. Ofce hours, 10 TO II am, 2 TO a p.
m. Telephone S74. 1O-9 Ii
The herald., 1893-05-04

GEORGE H. BEACH, NJ, D., OFFICE AND
VI residence, 13l North Spring street. once
hours, to IL, to 3, 6 to 5 p. M Telephone
433 1l-3 tf
The herald., 1893-05-04

A TLANTIC LOAN co, b. FANrA, MANA
~ gers no 10 W, 9eGoho ~, pe9weeh Naln
money at reduced rates of interest on dia-
monds. watches, jewelry, collateral securities,
fine watch repairing by r. c. GILHoLM. All
work guaranteed 5-3 I'm
DOINDEXTER & LIST, BROKERS, 127 w.
Il Second st., loan money at good security at
reasonable rates. Farm loans speciality. If
you wish to lend or borrow, call. on us. PLY 6m
TF YOU WANT MONEY WITHOUT DELAY,
1 no commission, prevailing rates OF interest,
see Security Savings Bank, las s. Main. 4-1-1y
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suNINLEN RRsORTa

n n Ii,,, n.
rFNHE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS OPENS
Il for the summer season April 22d Distance
only go miles from san francisco, on the
Southern Pacific railroad. Beautiful scenery,
redwood groves; best sulphur baths in the
state. Reasonable terms ON account of Worlds
Fair Accommodation Tor 800 people For
further particulars address SANFORD JOHN
son, 81 Helena, Napa Co, en-. AZ I'm
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w TANTED-LADT TO MAIL AND ADJ
w dress envelopes, obtain names, etc, for
us at home. For terms send addressed stamped
envelope. Z. L. sMYTHE TOILET co. Unc.),
South Bend Ind. 4-22 lSt
The herald., 1893-05-04

Buggy robes ana horse blankets at Foy's old
reliable saddlery house, 3 l5 N. Los Angeles 81.
The herald., 1893-05-04

4 AIDES WISHING TO MAKE So A DAY At
IL home addressing envelopes, mailing cireu-
lars, etc, write for particulars, enclosing
stamp, to LOUISE FAIRFIELD, south Bend,
Ind 4-23-gun 4t
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MONEY TO LOAN.

DACIFIC LOAN COMPANY-LoANs MONEY
4 in any amounts on all kinds of personal
property and collateral security, on pianos
safes, bicyc es, carriages, libraries any prop
erty of value also on furniture, merchandise,
on furniture in lodging and boarding houses
warehouses; partial payments received money
without delay; private Offices for consultation;
win call il desired. W. Il. DEGROOT manager,
NAdeAu hotel. 7-2o u
The herald., 1893-05-04

Notice Inviting Proposals for the
Purchase of One Steam Engine,
With Hose Wagon and 1900 Feet
of Hose.
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wANrED-HRDp.

w ANTED-ALL NEEDING HELP FREE,
w employment or any information, address
r. N1TTINGER's BUREAU established 1880
Office, 319l% south Spring street residence 45i
South Hope street, corner Fifth, Los Angeles,
Cal Telephone 1l3. e-1O II
The herald., 1893-05-04

VA ANTED - AN EXPERIENCED SALES
w lady, also an apprentice girl at Thurs
toms new millinery store, 264 South Main st.,
opposite Third street. b-3 2t
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ID
so OF 100 feet on Los Angeles street. close to
Seventh street graded, cement sidewalks and
sewer connection, at 1886 front foot.
The herald., 1893-05-04
ARUIIIrRors.

ID URGEsS J. REEVE ARCHITECT ESTAB-
ID lished for the last 10 years in Los Angeles.
Rooms and Second hoor), Workman block
Spring ST., between Second and Third 1925 ly
The herald., 1893-05-04

yXTANTED--I WISH AN Al LADY soLICT-
w tor for my Sepia portraits; one with cxs
perienee Call at once at 1877 W. SEVEN
TENTH ST. SO st
The herald., 1893-05-04

OVERS AND FINIsBEBs.
NEETROPOLITAN STEAM DYE WORKS, 24I
lNl Franklin street, fine dyeing and clean
ing. l-l3-tf
DARIsIAN DYE WORKS, 275 SOUTH MAIN
i street; best dyeing in the city l-l3-ti
CONTRACTORS.
THRANK c. YOUNG, CONTRACTOR, 43 VIII
IL son block. SIG "
CONRAD SCHERER, GRANITE, BITUAflN-
" Gus and asphalt paving. 227 W First st.
OHIROPODIsT.
AHISS C. STAPFER, CHIROPODIST AND MAS
M seuse, 2I1 ". First STOMP. Nadeau. 12-24tf
The herald., 1893-05-04

fine corner ON e. Seventh street at bar
gain. G. G. EDWARDS,
4-3O-su-tu-thu $50 w. First st.
The herald., 1893-05-04

w solicit for building and loan stock. APP
ply at room 20 Potomac building, South Broad
way. 4-l3 II
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FOR sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY.
The herald., 1893-05-04

VXyANTED-ALL KINDS or FAMILY SEW
street lilo III
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wANrED-sIrUATIoNs.

wv NTED-SITUAT1ON by AN INDUSTRI-
w GUS, sober man OF family, who can give
the best of references; will accept most any
kind of q postioni garden work specially.
Address Is. O., Box 20, Herald office. 4-22 II
The herald., 1893-05-04

VXTANTED-LADIEs TO ASSIST ME IN MY
w work; good pay. MISS CARRIE FINE,
3oo% 5. Spring st. o-26
M ANTED-Two GOOD CARPENTERS AT
w once. Apply TO II. x. g., Box 5e, Santa
Monica. 5-43t
The herald., 1893-05-04

A fine corner on Eighth street. between Main
and San Pedro, at Yl5 a front foot.
The herald., 1893-05-04

House and lot on Main street. near Fifth;
ditto ON Main, near Seventh, at $50 front
foot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

igose than ever important that thls country
should stand by silver, They ciaim %
De nrmer than ever Ia the position aud
say they intend TO tight with an ihei5
might 10 prevent the further degradation
q silver. The more conservative men
however regAri X as whistllng AGAINST
me Wind Their best Judgment Is thar
many OF those men know as modetAfe
silNer men, whose votes IN c0ugr,~s
nave rivcn silver the strength Il has
mad AGAINST the repeal Of the sherman
Jaw, VIII he induced to look upon the
question differently Under existing oon-
Iluons aud that while the radicals Will
hghl as ever against the repeal they
VIII lose many followers Ia tho house
anu some IN the senate
Those who are not actually welded
10 SILVER hnt vote for free c0ina-,, be-
cause their constituents think there
SHOULD he more money Ia aiEcnll.iGn.
Wih, u is believed, ind IN the prrscnt
situation an excuse aud reason Cor Not-
ihs TO !aka the Sherman law out Of the
statue books, perhaps even without any
sort OF Substitution as comi'rlmi.c.
Representatives, Bcainor of Louisiana,
Oates OF Alabamn. Anderson OF West
Virginia. aud Mcrriwcihrr Of Nirginia.
All % whom voted for free coluacr in
the last congtcss, now decnri tho Shrr.
man law must be repeated at ,ho EARL.
est possible moment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
RANKNns. NIEMs.

New York. June ~, Bankers reported
an easier condition Ia thc money ilurkct
this morning, No extraordinary shipment
OF currency was made TO the country
either west or south, 10y the suh.iroasury.
There was much talk IN Wan street aa
to the reasons which prevented the presi
dent calling congress together Immediate
ly. One Of the IMPORTS was TO the ciiVrt
the president Ia u conversation With q
leading nl, pber OF the house had said
thai While there vas no reasonable doubt
nhoui there being u majority IN the house
favorable to the reprtl of the sherman
law II was by no means certain q Ike
result would follow 10 the senate and
this uncertainty of the senate was the
principal factor against calling au extra
session earlier than September.
Henry W, Cannon president OF Sc
Chase National bank. and Oic of thu
United States representatives 10 the nv,
tcmationnl monetary conference, said
today "rhe closing Of ludla's mints 10
free coinage will not, In my opinion,
have any immediate depresslug effect
upou our trade W commerce, although Il
must Of COURSE, depreclate the prizes Of
the white metal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.
THAT ENCAAIPMBNT.

4 Houston. Tex, June 2S.-lSpecial.)-
IL encampment rate doesn't wear such
\ nq aspect now that ample time has
3lpspi in which to hear from the other
Ilk The Austin committee departed
/ hole under the impression that the
batter was settled and that all the
|lis would agree to u free rate for
{npAnes. upon the.r respective lines;
~ seemed to think that the Central
~ the road TO make terms with, and
lhel were satisfied the others would
Such seems not to be the ease, how
|leg. General Passenger Agent Rob
" VI the Houston and Texas Cen
n submitted the rate proposed by the
Loifal to the other roads, and although
Ieeient line has elapsed, he has not
u nny reply to his kilograms This
nken to mean that they propose TO
{Ae to the former rate announced,
Il cent per mile each way. such,
Iited. was the determination Of tile
iulhefn Pacific, and Assistant General
|lssenger Agent Parks said yesterday
Hat his road would stick to the rate
fN ehnouuced-of | cent per mile each
~ for militia going 10 the Austin en-
fApmeni A gentleman high up in
Arad drc,es said also that the Santa
9 would adhere to the / cent-a-mile-
e As the matter now stands. the
fmaiional and Great Northern is the
4 rad that gives free rate to all
lilia, The Houston and Texas Cen
tal will give free rate to companies
towns and cities on its line; but to
..hsrs Us rate will be cent per mile
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
ALTGELD.
is He Governor of Illinois, is a
Question Raised.
-
HE WAS BORN IN PRUSSIA
-
And Brought to This Country BY His Father
lOists.
Was Ms Father saiutaliied Before IOAn Was
81 Years oldi Il Not iShn is Mol
Governor and the Anarchists
VII pisas Go SACK
10 Joliet
Was His FalAsr Nalufallled Holofe IoNu Was

NNNNAAkNf AAAis "NNN - "f'N"ffffN'ff'f
sequel comes tonight to Governor Alt
gtld's release IT the uaymarect an-
archlsts Tho journal raises thp quos-
flor whether he is legally governor VI
the state Of Illinois or a ddnu Of the
uuilci States. u j. asked. are his acts
legal a. governor, particularly the par
don OF tho anarehlssy The opinion Is
expressed the famous Governor Royd
case of Nebraska may he re-cnnclod ln
Illinois with John +, Altsold as the
principal actor The Journa, says,
'Govcruor Atgcld hasos his claim to
citizenship on the simp statement that
his father was natdralEpA while the son
was minor child. John T. Al,gcld WIS
horn Ia Prussia IN 1878 and camo TO
this country with his parents when
boy, his father settling on a farm ncar
Mansfield, O. II the father Of Mtgold
was made citizen while the latter was
under Il. always providing the father
was legally uatumlzcd then there can
be no question as 10 the governors eiu
Eonship bnt II Altgcld ST., waited Until
bis son was over u before taking out
his papers, then most assureily the Title
OF the governor To citizenship Is badly
,lnrt,j ma, r,,tafrntinn hmm has ma,
following record Of John Z, Allged in
accordance with the latest registration
law OF illinois, Residence, lSi2 freh
crick streets place Of nativity, Germany
term OF residence, IN precinct u ycari
in county, u years, IN stale. Il yoarsi
nntnrnliEpdY Yes. by arf uf rnnsro.aY
n,.1ta w.. n,t. -
ivs' RuHlh'u Np,er' ~ ''' VI
registration, Oct. -, lSDai removed 10
Springfield There ls nothing TO show
vb,n nr ulnr. iii, father AZ snc,r,,,,
,,.'.ii 49, ,',,,,,.,,....,, ~. ~, ,,.l,, a,,,
-NlA'N NN' hNtulNuh.u OF ~ WA ",
u NY"N'fm th' to''tH"s We w"1 ,,V y
u@stn. II iis Gus. W NvNv''iyl RVtu
,,l,',,, N u. w, VII. ',,', n, pt,
Cn'as ,..s t,,, M. ,,t,i, ~ '
r ,,a, No. "n,I' " KIN, WHY Ky NM
80 ~ a. i.1 tt NJ ""t s
n,,int Wbnt 'ayaI f.myrr,,ar tnyb ,,ns
nm i,.i,''a rs.,in, ot Nni,rs.i,ss ,,I,,',,
~" was III trrriinrv All n, N. ,ime
ne IT, S,'t'.,t'' l,,t', Nv Ifnt.,'
gt,t. ~, n,.r,hT' ,'o ,1' i'9e
,'tn. ~ N. ia,y ,yliri, n,nyiic. AK
NAM. ras NM ,i,r tayrit"rt "A W,a
t,me nf h. ad,titinnr, L. NIX. rlG
zen Gnyernnr Altaeld has M mi, iaw
10 fnll blrk Oh. i sretion Of tbe natutgti
ization IAN provides tbnf anv nlien ,yho
hna arrived In ile army Of rio Initial
Stntes mav bpeoni. IA rItllpn npnn u,..
titlnninr f6r H. Governor Aitvcld sorvoi
far lew months during he war M
goupanv q itilfh Infantry Ind a h
moi sI9Wn he INA ey"r natiiionrI IN NJ
come citizen or was made citizen
uu1r thnt section
MANY leading nttorneys think mn *.
PLANTATION Is in order from the goyrruop
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

A suit was lled IN the district eonrt
this afternoon hy Albert Dmie agalnat
tha Waco lee and NeffigcrailDg com
pany and Jas. p Eran. general man-
arer. making sensational Chargers asalnst
tho defendants. nnnr was formerly "a
rnpi1ye Of flr' ,rc eompaut ~ sales
man and solicitor lie alleges that be-
eept similar position with me Geyser
lca rOmpany lie claims that Egnu Dc.
naudcl that the latter company Dis
charge him aud Threatened 10 institute
n rni and rnfe war IN Zee II This was
not done. and that the inilrr r0mpany
was forced 10 dlseharge ban ~ reason
~ surh fhfeals; ihat The lefrhrlautI 70.
a1d thn, b. refused, that they dpfamcd
his character and nlnfe II impossible for
lin 10 obtain employment lie asks fDr
5000 damages
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
PENSIONERS CUT OFF.

Washington. June 2SA list Of names
Of pensioners recommended by Commits
siuner l.Ochfen to be dropped from uia
ri has been handed TO Secretary
Smith. and he hae approved tie RECON-
mendsiions. 1t has beea found upc
mgestizntion by the pension bureau thIt
persons named IN the list are pot enii-
lied 10 draw pensions. Among them are
names Of eleven now drawing pensions
willie the records Of the war department
show eonclulvely that ihey were desert
erl from the army, one pensionar has
bc.n discovered who was never 10 Mill
tsry service bui his been drnNins
neasion with res ! lrify and dispHS
inst the same. A number were droppri
ieeapse the disability FOX which they
were drawing pensions j. Ne result 81
their own Ylsiops hnbits Soy
s-si women who drew pen
sieos ~ soldiers widows are
dronped becsiise they have remarked.
INA one w0inan will cease 10 draw y
nsnsion l,ecaus. shc Is living ia ope9
and notorious adnlie.y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

Portland. Ore, June 2s-Nrws from
Warrington today that the president had
sunmarily dismissed Collector Of Gus.
toms James Iotnn and placed Deputy Cdl-
locior Pike In charge Of the office. was
genuine surprise. inasnmch as I.otnn's
successor has been named and will prob.
ably qualify Saturday next Whom seen
this afternoon regarding his removal.
Collector I0tan said. u Just received
dispatch from the department ut Wash.
iugt0n instrncilnc me TO turn over The
collectors office 10 Deputy Pike. | have
done a. aud he Is now IN charge.
think the whole affair IS NJ the instign-
don Of q special agent Of the treasury
sent to the coast 20 work up trouble for
t,is Office. Cleveland has sinied he
wonld remove no Republicans except for
cause The fact Of ih, matter u, they
had no cause, consequently Ind 10 find
a cauae
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
onINrsE DECORATIONS.

Washington. June % Inquiry at the
treasury department discloses the fact
that about $4,000 remains for the. eli
f0rcemcnt OF the several Chinese acts,
July the new appropriation of S50.OO0
becomes available, 50 tho aggregate fund
available for carrying out the Chinese
exclusion acts. including the Geary law,
on July /, will be- SH5OD0 It Is an
nouucci by Secretary Carlisle the policy
Of the administration will be, IN view Of
a lack of funds 10 rid the country OF
nn Chinese who have entered uniawfplly
In violation Of the exclusion laws, before
epdeaynring TO send out Cheinose who
came In lawfully but are now under thg
ban OF the Geary law because they failed
trotion. cfr.. the vl0lators Of the odd law
will frat be depOriel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
A DENVER CALL.

Denver. Col. June ~ -yrhomas VI.
Patterson. editor Of The Rocky MouH-
.iain Views. speniing tonight 10 regard 20
M silver question said. In order 70
emnhlsize the ruin that immiDenily
threatens the Trlnsmiss0uri country.
snd especially The silver section bccanse
~ tb4 ruthi4sa policy outlined hy tho
n'enet nouer " the Ena and Europe
m. Rock Mountain News will. IN the
rnornins cau for mass convention IN
Denyar OF a character that. 10 lumber
and influence will arrest the attention
al fba country 70 protest against the
snonsirYu3 crime that u ranfemplnfedi
II also calls for free transportation q
rad0 lines u railroad a. being rs deeply
Involved IN ths.s,.uifs - any other 10.
f.reat "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
TRI-PARrITE BONDS.

savannah, Ca, June 2s.-Argument
we liability Of the Southwestern rail-
'ss. on the tri-partite mortgage was
alaled this morning, and at it, con-
uslon Justice jackson announced a
80 Of sale of the Central railrond
The three companies will be
" Jointly liable on the tri-partite mort
KIN winch was a most peculiar and
~ Drawn instrument. The court de
IA. mat { per cent be borne by tri-
s'e bonds before and after maturity.
'r.i me Southwestern was liable for
,'a.fl Of this mortgage and interest
n, WAY If not paid It should he sold
C.s,..h ny one,ihird realized. That the
\, ~ ~ from Macon to Atlanta was la
49, swo-thirds Of the tri-partiie mort
~ sni interest The court ranked the
l{ises,nie mortgage as first lien and
oos v w outstanding In bonds Of the
"A 'eeVpO D per cent mortgage Il sec
~ ~ only on the assets Of the Cen
n IN nf receiver was ordered to give
=" operating eNnenSas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
ONO rRoupIrIoNisrs.

ns'i't hnd. o., June 2s-At the morning
talmj,.eoi the l'rohlhition convention the
tons y on platform submitted resolu.
D. ls,,l,.p ilnr the absolute destruction OF
tlr,s,s,i, lfgttc, indorsing woman suffrage.
pgsfas.s the Issuing Of all money by the
ties 10y m equitable adjustment OF
fftit. h,hltgl OF the railroads and tele-
N ipe,pi., re governmont. the prohibition
7 M essuoa Ia margins the protectiOu
i.,I', qar u rest. Tie GRANTING III lsberal
~. aaa NE rryiision 81 The immlgratlon
~ ra,,, We election Of the president
NJ ~ States senators by a dlltct
.laltn,. w, ,te people. The resolutions llso
l1ian seh yhs use 81 public money Tor sec.
hi lnai9s and dsplore the Increase OF
~ n, ~. = .grnoon the convention nomin-
Gideon pi"liewing; For governor. Rev
a,uienaat eoveri'or u ' ~ Eliis ~
lailos, e9unty; for treauurer. Abraham
raerd q Springfield: for attorusy-
eme y - ,. =. Young, Of Portage; for SUI
k.1lirss 'uft Judge, ]. A Gallagher. Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29
WACO.
A YOUNG MAN ASKS pAMAogsl
FROM ANIcg ooNosRN.


Waco TrS., Juno ~ lSpeci Iln.
hcas corpus proceedings WOru Instituted
before fudge Gondrloh IN the district
court this morning hy Clint Smith. WIN
shot aud Killed James .mnnil yrstpr
day, Smith was rclensud Ia SJlNN hail
last night Whom The testimony was con.
lueod the bond To slOu0 aud held Smith
Va that amount to await the netipn Of
the grand Jury Sultli NJ once gave
bail at Tint figure and WAS released
The testimony w general ala not vary
from tho story 81 the killing az Todd IN
Tho Gaspue today The funeral iook
plneo ut q O'clock this eNrniun and ihr
body WINS Inferred IN the Flret street
cemetery
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-29

Rattle Greek. Mich, June 2S.- Early
this morning The village u Augusta, 10
Gated M The northeast part Of Calhoun
county. aud having pogulailon Of UnO
abDit = O'clock In q bakery fr0m "a
oyerlbeated oxen and spread RAPIDLY.
Aid was asked from surrounding towns.
and Kalnnins0o aud Baiflu Crock sent
engines, but despite lbflf Efforts tho
damcs could not BE-. Huhduol, Many
families haye been rendered homeless.
The famed spread alih such rApldlfy
maj people had great dilhcuiiy 10 ~
espr. Ne inss "a building and mer-
ehanlise win aasfeTalf $4,000.