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The Butler weekly times., 1893-06-01
THE CHOLERA
Almost Sure to Come This Sum.

Many of our best physicians think
it almost impossible to keep out this
dreadful scourge this summer. Any
visitor to the Worlds Fair from
abroad is liable to bring in and
spread the contagion, Consequently
every city and town is adopting the
most strenuous sanitary III easures.
This is especially true Of Chicago,
for the reason that the advent of the
cholera would be the death blow
to the Worlds Fair.
One of the most prolific spreaders
of the contagion is said to be slop
shop clothing made in the Sweat
Shops of our large cities III which
the poorest and most degraded
classes of emigrauts wolk-crowded
together in small rooms where filth
and bad ventilation breed disease
% much so that several states have
passed laws prohibiting the manu-
facture of clothing in such places.
There's no danger. however, of
this kind in our Baltimore high art"
clothing. which is made III the
largest and best lighted factory in
the world stories high and has
100000 square feet of floor room.
Neither will you find that degraded
disease spreading class of operatives
there, but the most skilled workman
in America-Tailors who know how
to cut and make the very best cloth
ing The only disease you'll get
from them Is fts-perfect fits and
at about half custom tailors prices
Remember we are the only clothierE
showing the latest 1898 spring
styles.
The one priced, close priced, square
dealing
The Butler weekly times., 1893-06-01
Sunday School Convention.

On the fifth and sixth days OF June
at Rich Hill will be held one of the
best if not the very best Sunday
School convention ever held in
Bates county. Best from the fact
that
1st, We have the best programme.
End. A. E. Wagner, State Vice.
President will be present and take a
prominent part in tie exercises. Mr..
Wagner is scholar, a brilliant attor.
ney, an orator, an earnest consecrat-
ed Sunday school worker who knows
exactly how to run convention to
get the most out of it.
3rd. The attendance promises to
be larger than any similar meeting
held in this county.
4th. There never has been time
in the history of the county when so
much interest was manifested along
Sunday school lines.
5th. The people OF Rich Hill have
opened their hearts and homes to all
Sunday school workers and say come
and partake of our hospitality.
Now, in conclusion, let me urge
of you, come and get some enthusi.
asm and information we all need 30
much. A. II. CULVER,
County Secretary.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-06-01
Butt WEEKLY TIMES
LOCAL ITEMS


Fresh bolted meal and corn chop
at Farmers Exchange, Butler.
T. P. Baldwin spent Sunday in the
B city visiting relatives and friends
The shade trees in the city suffer
ed considerably by Friday evenings
Gen Shelby shipped six Car loads
of cattle from Merwin to Chicago
last week.
Boys if you intend to celebrate
the 4th in Butler it is high time to
go to work.
Miss Nettie Morgan, who has been
attending college at Fulton, has re-
turned home.
One-third of the business houses
of Urich, Henry county, were swept
away by fire last week.
G. r. Radford left last week to
spend few weeks rusticating and
prospecting in Texas.
Seven prisoners are confined in
the jail which just about fills the
one cage in the old bastile.
Mr.. Ingels, the newly appointed
postmaster at Nevada, took charge
of the Office Wednesday last.
We don't blame Mr.. Drysdale for
trying to shift the responsibility of
the so called detailed statement.
Mrs. Mary McConnell has gone to
join her husband at Kansas City
and make that city her future home.
The plans and specifications for
the new Nj E. church south have
been received by the building COM
mittee.
John Pharis is making some last
ing and convenient improvements at
his home in the southeast part of
the city.
The teachers of the public schools
of this city are now taking vacation,
and the TIMES wishes them a pleas
ant time.
We would like to see the lake and
park grounds opened up for the sea.
son. The right person as manager
could do we'll.
Rev. A. V. Francis, of Oklahoma
preached at the Ohio street NJ. E
church Sunday night, in the alb
sence of the pastor.
Henry Arnold has severed his
connection with the Bennett Wheel
er Mercantile company and has NOV
ed to Lacygne, Kansas.
John Ludwick returned from Lit
tie Rock Saturday morning, where
he had been as delegate to the c
P. church general association.
Charley Delaney, put on the stree
eight or ten days ago to work out
fne for gambling, ran of, and wa
recaptured Friday on Mound branch
MIR. Datton, out hunting with hi
brother west of town Friday even
ing, accidentally shot himself in tn
palm of the right hand. The woun'
is a very painful one.
DR.. Boulware, wife and SOD, John
left Sunday morning for Wichits
Kansas. The doctor returned Mon
day evening. Mrs. Boulware wi
remain a couple of weeks visiting
her sister.
| Public dumping for city garbag
has been established in the allie
hack of the TINES Office. Unloa
your feathers, dead chickens, rotte
eggs, &C., no danger of molestatio
atty offici ala.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-06-01

US pleasant call Tuesday.
G. D. Arnold dropped in to see
us Tuesday. He had been out to
Virginia on business.
B. B. Chambers, wife and baby
and Miss Ashbaugh, complimented
our sanctum one day last week.
Mrs. r. w. James, who has been
visiting at Marshall for the past two
weeks, returned home Sunday night.
Kansas sent over about two hun
dred natives on special train Wed,
nesday to see the best show to 1n in
Missouri.
Mr.. Hornberger so seriously sick
for the past ten weeks with COM
plication of diseases is reported to
be on the mend.
John T. Gundy, of Eldorado, and
Miss Pheby J. Bright of Adrian,
were married by Judge Cole We'd
nesday of last week.
N. B. Jeter, the jeweler, has NOV
ed his stock of goods into the store
room on the north side formerly oc-
cupied by Harper & Rice.
We publish a very interestingly
communication from County Clerk
Drysdale, in which he tries to shirk
the responsibility of the so-called
financial statement.
J. G. Hale took us spin around
the city Saturday behind his pranc.
ing bays. One was three-year-old
mare which can pace as fast as an
ordinary horse can run.
The June term of circuit court
will conyene in this city one week
from Monday. The docket will be
light, and so far, no cases of very
much Importance have been filed.
Geo. Meyers, who purchased the
postoffice book and drug store, has
moved the same to tho east side oi
the square. His new room has been
nicely fitted up and he will have q
neat store.
Warrington, D. c., May 2s.-The
president late this evening appointed
Col. G. NJ. Sternberg to be surgeon
general of the United States army
to succeed General Sutherland, re
tired to day.
, Capt. H. P. Nickel says the farm
ers in his section have not finished
planting corn but all will get through
this week if the weather continues
pleasant. Wheat, oats and grass ar
looking fine.
Miss Minnie Mcfarland took he
departure Monday morning for Col
orado Springs, to spend the summe
visiting her sister, Mrs. Huvser
. The TINES wishes her a safe trip an,
pleasant time.
Chas. Kindevatter won the first priz
at the annual Kansas City road rae
Tuesday evening, running ten mile
in 80 minutes and 21 seconds. W. T
Graeper of St. Louis won secont
prize in 80 minutes and 80 seconds
Miss Stella Burch of Pleasan
Gap township, left Monday aftel
, noon for Kansas City to visit friend
l She will go from there to st. Jo
and spend the greater part of th
summer visiting in North Missouri
!, The TINES wishes her a pleasar
: time.
An exchange heads an articl
THE Pig in the Future" We don
read it, we know what it is alread
Q A pig will subscribe for a papt
= without paying for it, and when
d develops into hog he will chuck
n back into the postofice and tell Il
q postmaster he ssdon't want it I
longer"
The Butler weekly times., 1893-06-01

The four year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Neptune, residing in Ne.
vada came near ending its life by
drinking carbolic acid the other day.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-06-01

The NJ. X. & T. railroad is making
arrangements to construct tele.
phone line from st. Louis to Parson
Kansas, at an early day.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-06-01
Get at the Facts

Regarding Hoods Sarsaparilla, ask
the people who take this medicine,
or read the testimonials often pub
lished in this paper. They will cer-
tainly convince you that Hoods Sar-
saparilla possesses unsqualled
merit, and that HOODS CURES.
Hoods Pills cure constipation by
restoring the peristaltic action of
the alimentary canal. They are the
family cathartic.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-06-01

"Four years ago. while living In Trinidad,
Colorado, small lump appeared on my neck,
which gradually swelled and developed into an
insensely paiaful livia sore with centre
filled with granulations like shot Another sore
appeared an inch or two distant. and had to
give up and return to my parents in Brooklyn.
Physicians pronounced them cancers and
Performed An Operation
for their removal. I suffered . great deal
before the operation, and far worse since. One
Of the cancers. the smaller one. healed over bot
was as sore IS ever, while the other did not
heal and was worse. The physicians told me
would have to submit TO another operation, but
said Z would Die First
4 similar lump . year ago came on the right side
Of nv neck For many months could swallow
only liquid or very sof, food and sometimes found
great dinealsy In speakinS aload. At the
suggestion of . friend. began taking Hoods
sarsaparilla, and the only thing 1 regret Is that
did not take It years ago, and thus have pre-
vented terrible suffering. for had taken the
medicine, sincerely believe I should not have
needed any operation At all These sores are
now. after taking two bottles.
Completely Como
and, I an satisfied, permanently healed up.
The lump on the right side Of my neck has
nearly all dried up, and no longer causes me
Hoods :::;;; s:;s;. Cures
any inconvenience. can "a: anything once
more, and can use my voice as well ~ ever"
Mrs. JANIS BAKKR- Locust ALLEY. Long Island
Moods Pills cure Nausea. Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Biliousness. Sold by Al druggista.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-06-01

Moods Pills cure Nausea. Sick Headache,
Indigestion, Bihousness. Sold by au druggistA
The Butler weekly times., 1893-06-01

more. and can use my voice as wen - ever"
Mrs JANIS BAKKR. Locust Y valley. Long Island
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-26

- Scar Neinbart wirb bieier Gage
cine speite Garlabuus &artoiielu BON
Wantato erbalten.
- Die am Oienitas Moraen pom
@eiten tommenben Giienbabnsiise ~aren
nit S9nee beoedt.
- Cine tleine talte @e0e, wel1e am
Monta9 Nadmitta9 bier e%intrai. erins
nerte barau, baB ber 8inter i'm Mnsuse
it,.
- Gusen Yieiferle 1T nod Minnea>
polls obsereiit, I'M ii@ in ber oortisen
Staatss llniueriitdt auf fem apotbeters
eramen uor;ubereiten.
@eisen 1T ieit letter Bo@e nm
einise Geuts in bic S6be 9eSansen uno
toitet jett 81 Gents, boiientli4 bleibt ct
AM Stei9eu bis Elm lobnenoer Yreis oas
fit erlanst wercen tann.
- Mary Trant, bic 20 Sabre alte
Eo@ter BON Sos. 6rant in Mtlforo, 1T
am Sonntas einem 9unsenleioen erle9en
uno muroe am Oienitag anf benz ltabtis
i9en Triebboi CUR letten &ube 9ebettet.
Wm. @ellner pon 9%oiaYette ldBt
iein @ebaube an Tront StraBe nit ets
mem 9eraumisen Mnbau peri eben uno
beabii9tist oemmadit III bie Staot ST
Sieben.
- Sobn &reti@ lief lette Wo6e bic
l1eberrelte ieines Gaters uno letner per>
itorbeuen Briiber pon benz 1T SerfaQ
seratbenen Trieobof in Gottonmooo mad
benz bieiisen tatbolii@en Trieobof i9af>
fen.
49, Das @elpam bes Tarmers War>
nete, &enter uon Splits 6arm in Sa<
fapette, brannte seitern 0ormitta9 our9
unb rannte I'M pollen 9auf 9e9en bic ci:
ernenMnbiubepoiten Dor Nrnolos Store,
mo es gum pl0tlidenS tiQitano gelan9te.
Grotbem bie Yioiten gang trumm 9e5oz
gen maren, tamen Bferbe uno Wa9en
unbei6aoi9t bauon.
Trau Or. Woobs BON Minneapo>
lis befinoet lid 9e9enwartis III oerStoot
uno miro 1i@ nod etma cine Wo@e lang
aufbalten. OieIelbe beilt bic i@mieri9z
lten Hdue -iosar Sale bic Don anbez
rem Ner5ten a%ufse9eben wuroen. Trau
Or. @oobs lit jeoer:eit in ben 3immern
iiber Trit Bidders @roceriezg |ei3dft,
seseniiber pom Union 9otel, gu lrre3en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-26

Pfunb 9uten &aiiee fir 90 Gts.
bel Trau $. @Sbe.
Die beiten Oelfarben far0aus unb
S@eune, iowie Wbite 2eab unb Dele in
Sliens Npotbete.
Den bS9iten Marttprets fit
S9meine sablt III ieber 3eit 8. Stuebe.
ba
Den feiniten Ximbursers unbSfabm=
tale finbet man I'M @ei@aft BON Trau
$. @0oe.
Grtrafeiner Bridteintdie 1T gu l24
@ents per Pfuno beim @an;en bel s.
$. 8ebnte gu baben.
Stride SYiters BON better Sorte
iinb bon ieet an beitdnbis Bel Dem MaB
ODER Bel ber Same Don Us. Gibner Al
baen..
Mue Sorten 9arinse, barunter
vd6te boQanbii3e", iowie aue Mrten
Edie, namentli@ ausse5ei@neter v2im>
burger, ima,er an 9ano Bel
% US. " III m E.
Die Bette beutl@e Stridmoue in
alien Tarben, biQi9 gu baben Bel Trau
$. @0be.
Tube-P Paints fit Malereien in
ret@er Nuswabl Bel &raule & 9iri@.
@aioline BON better Sualitat unb
in beliebiser Suantitat 1T nunmebr inn
@ei@aft bon s. y. 8ebnte 81 baben
uno wiro &uneen obne Grtrauer9itun9
ms 9aus seliefert.
Den bo@iten Marttpreis in @aib
fit Butter uno Gier 5ablt int 8aiement
BON Mrnolo's Store on bet gde Don
Minneiota u. 2. NoroitraBe 9enrp
Grone. (ba)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-26
&emeile

g. $. Gliiiorb, New Gaiiel, 8is., lit at
Mcuralaie ,,ao Mbeumotismns, iein Mase1
no a1b er Orbnm,s feline 2eber fart on9e=
S %9diiea i IN 5s e 'iq2pt a! 9s SGtp %5! Srt s;'? St an
i6en @lectric Sitters better ibn.- Serr CD.
Sbepberb 1T 9arrisblrs, SQ., botte wa9rcab
8 Sabren eine ofiene Wulloe an Yeil. No9
@ebrau1 bon bret Sloi9en electric Sitters
u,o iieben S6a6teln Sudlens Irnica Salbe
mar leiu Seiu ,Die6er 9elulb. Sobn Speaz
fer, Gotapba, g., bate flint Srobe Sieber=
mu,,beu am Seiu NIB feline @erste ertlarten
i'm fit uubeilbar. Cine Tlol9e electric Stt=
tiers unb eire S6a6tel Suflens arnica @ol=
be iteuteu ibu poqitaubl9 ,pieoer BET erz
fault Bel 8. 80. Oljen, Seem llm. 3
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-26
Mn bag 8ubltfnm.
@e9Sme pp,t aItcn plat.

Sd bin ulumebr porbereitet, int meinem
l,ellell eofal, s,peite Sbiir norblid pom Gaz
toto 6ous, @ef6atte su beior9en.
SD iertise ieet photographer pom Mi,1io=
turiormat bis SIT 2ebens9r0be lit Partisan
Enamel on, mel6e ni6t iibertroiien werbe11
fOuleu; ebenio III Dell unb @ol1erfarben,
lomie 1T Sarbeuitiit unb Grapon olls9efiibrte
s3ei6nungen. Meiu 9(telier 1T ipecieQ fir
ben 3wed erri6tet morbeu urb 1T nit ben
belteu Snirumenteu aus9eitottet, uobur6 i'd
in,tanbe bin, Sebcrmanl, ,ufrtebeu;uitelen.
9o4seits9eleQl6afteu, Clubs, Samilien unb
Yerioneu 1T Goitiim iinb be1ouoers ein9ela=
ben, Bel mir porsulpre9en lnb meir,e Nrbeit
SIT priifeu. 9Qe &unbe1 biirfen ii6 eiuer re-
eQen unb prompten Sebienun9 periidert iein.
8. s. @roweII.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-26
3u ~bcrtaMfen-

Sin rentables Saloon=G ei9Git in Morz
9an, uebt @aus, Stall, un6 @rmnbei9en=
tbum. Naberes SIT erfabren lit bet office
bes Sortl9ritt. ba
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-26
@oue! @ouc! @p4e!

Ser l1utersei6nete madt biermit bas Blfb=
lifum NIB lpecieQ ieine alten &ull6en auf=
merfiam, bab er a1 bet Gde Don Mi,me1ota
unb 2. @iiditrabe III Seem lllm elite @oue=
uno @ollenmaoren= Nieoerloge er0fiuet bot,
poielbit ct iet,, ei9ues Sabr,tat lit Slantets,
sYla1eue, @trid9arn, @triimpfe u,1b @ouen=
@atte gum Serfauf urb iu umtoul6 9e9en
&obwoQe itets al I6alb bat.
9. Mari 1uer,
Sabrifart bon @ouenmQorel,.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-26
9cr@ ,,@ilH= Sepp"
a,tt Der @cltausttcuun9.

Der AUDI in Neu l1lm moblbetannte
Mantatoer Milblieferont Caller bat
tlrsli@ bic B%eltausteuuns beiu@t uno
uer0Hentli9t in BET letten drummer BET
vMantato 8oit" feline grlebni1e. Da
mir i3on felt ldnserer 3eit teine 8eltz
ausiteuunsszYeri@t mebr sebra6t baz
ben, molten mir unlere 2eier burd ben
Nb5rud pom vSepps" geri9ter tattuns
enti@doi9en. Die ielbe lautet:
Mantato, Ott. l3, 1898.
Wtei lieme polt
Wie bic gauge Welt weiB, mar i@ in
Chicago auf'm &ace>Erad gene en-.
Der Ei9ortl@ @@erer pom bier unb Der
Sobn 8eitmam 0 ct. Clair waren
NIT mir. Die 5wei bab i9 mir mit9ez
nommen, baB i'd ni6t perloren 9eb';
aber BET Ei@ortl@,-oas 1T a Deifel,
ben nebm i'd nimmer NIT ! lleberaQ
bat er a 9roB Mtaul un6 oentt, ct meiB
aQes better wie i'd. Nker i9 bab i'm a
paar Mal orbentlid 9efublt
Nlio am 2 l1br lesten Treita9 bin i'd
na9 BET Sunctton gelauien uuo bab auf
ben 4 l1br 3us sewart'.
Die 5wei Stuno waren 3iemli9 lang,
aber i9 uno ber Citations N9ent baden
cine 9leine Buttel, bic Der 9ermmn
t9aas mir mitseseben fat, in Der j3e,t
leer semo9t. @ie Der Grain tommen
1T, iino met 'nein uno bsr Gi9ortl9 bat
ii@ 9lei@ gu elmer S@oolmam 9elett
uno bat nit Der sei@wdtt. Ser Sobn
uno i3 baben uns bin9eiett unb baben
uns a Stidle per5ablt. Der Miiter
Tarr mat AUDI auf benz Grain uno tam
ais gu uns uno bat uns 9eutt.
IS lit mir baIiirt bis in Winona. Oa
mout' i'd a @las Bisr trinten, uno mie
id I'M Saloon mar, auf einmal pfiff's
unb i9 loui' mas i'd taun, bin aber auf
ben fall9eu Grain tomn1e. 3ulett
baben iie MIDI wieoer 'runter 9elalen
unb t@ bab mein Grain 9efunoen, neil
i'd ben Gi@orti4 am 2a3en setennt
bab. Die Nadt baben mir uns 10
bur99e6ridt unb man9mal baben mir
9ej9lafen, aber bic meiite j3eit nit. gm
8 1br waren mir III @aruorb unb ga
muBte mer pier Stuno warte, neil benz
Biuy @jlotba9 fem Grain a &ed sebabt
bat. @e9en - u9r waren mir bann
in GDica9o. Da iin6 mir 1T a &eitau>
rant uno baben '9ellen uno mubte jeber
so Gents beSable. Dam iino mer auf
Sc &ace>Era&. Der Ei9ortl9 ia9t,
es Deibt vTair Grounds, " aber ber miQ
INNER aIes better wthe.
Nwer ba war's i@ecn. Sd bab bas
Maul uno Die Nusen au%fseiperrt, wie
i9 BUS a1es 9eieben bab. WunoeruoQ
lit gar tein 0tame bafir. 3uerit haben
mir uns in Der Tair 'rum9eoriidt uno
baben oas 8iiel i3eu9 begu9t, aber
oauu fin mer lit Die 8roaOway,-
mande bciBeu es ou9 v8loiiier" ODER
10 was,-ober i@ beiB es Broaomap.
Der Gi9orti@ ia9t INNER vMiowap, "
aber i3 bord iett i@on gar nimmer auf
i'm. Der meiB nit mebr uon Gbicaso
uie i9 AUDI.
Mm Mbeno fin n1er benn NIT be
Strietz@ Cars int bic Stabt 9efabre uno
oa bat uns ter Souls Wals 1T a 9otel
9enommen, bas beiBt v&ubn's" 9otel,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-26

Dte bette ItIdbutter itets AT Sano. Der bbdNe Dtarets
prets pirb fIr Butter unb Gicr IN Wustauib beSablt.
StaIunsen gum llnteriteQen bcr Vferbe betni geindft.
benz linton SoteI.
Wep Him, : Ntnnefota.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-26
2ettc MuWpro ermm9.

Oa bic 9lufl0luu9 Der untersei9ueten Sir
mo NIT benz /. Nopember 1T &rait tritt, iinb
Oiejenigen, wel9e berlelben nod i9ulbe1
unb trob mieberbolter Mabuuus ni6ts pom
li6 boreu lieben, hermit lit &enutnib selett,
6ab ale bis gum 20. biel es Monats nod
riidtan6i9eu @utbobeu eine m Nbpototeu sur
9eri9tltdeu Collection %iiberseben mer6en.
@er alio lutoiteu eripareu Mill, beetle li6
leineu Serbinbli6teiteu na9sutommen.:
" Seem lllm ben 7. Sftober 1898.
NidIaus&@ 0t16.
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Bur 8ea6tnn0-

Meineu &u,,ben uab Trem1ben CUR Nab=
ri6t, bab ib meiu Nleii9ersel1 dft bis sur
8ouenoulas mei,es MeubaueS na6 Nmaua's
@ebdlbe ,,eben &lobner g. Mullers @iien=
,uaareu9ei9dit perlest babe unb baielbit be-
reit bin ale Muf traSe 1T se,pobnter Weile
aus5uiitbren. Mar &ein1art.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-26
Yuflens Mrnica=S albe.

Dte bette Salbe In Der @elt fir Sdntitpunoen,
uetlbunseu Wunben, @eidmlre. SalsNuB, ilebten,
auiseiprunsene Sanoe, Srotbealen, Subnerausen uno
s %su Rfs%ti1'sl ssirPeb inS ss, ,noe an!sgt'a oSe gs fs;ns Ss,eb:
lung %uerlanst. 9reis, Is Gents bic S9adte(. 3u ba>
ben bel >. 0e. Slien, Sem Him.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-26
Neue Mn5etgen.
9QnfiQQumQ.

NQeu Teuieni9er, ,pel9e u11s bel Der &rant=
belt unb benz SterbefaQ uuieres @atten unb
@aters, 9tbauaiius @eule, III 10 licbepouer
u1b ebren6er Meile ;ur Seite itarben, unb
insbeionbere benz SeolepDs= Gereir fit feline
9roBe Setbeili9nu9 BEL benz 2ei9enbesdn9uib
bes Serltorbeuen, ertbeileu ibren iilni9lten
Oant, G%li1abetb @eule II. &1u6er.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-10
THE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
PETER Attacks tho National Banks, and
Teller Attacks the Newspapers.

PETER Attacks tho National Banks, and
Teller Attacks tho Newspapers.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.-There was very slim
attendance when the Senate met this m orning
about twelve Senators on each side OF the
chamber.
The resolution offered yesterday by Mr.. PEI
fer Pop. Kan.) in relation to tho ational banks
OF New York. Boston. and Philadelphia. their
reserves. their refusal to pay checks In cur
rency. &C.. was laid before the Senate.
Mr.. MCPHERSON Dem. N ~ moved to refer
tho resolution to tho Com ittee on Finance
He was informed. however. by the yice-Presi-
dent that the Senator from Kansas had the
floor.
Mr.. Peifer then explained and advocated his
resolution. which. he SAID he had offered. not
out Of hostility to tho banks. but in the public
interest. Ho desired the information which his
resol ution called for. 30 that II there was to be
any improvement or MODIFICATION 81 the bank
ing systsmit could be had with 9 full nowledge
banks. OF those three cities had compelled
their depositors to accept, under the most dis
OF lawful currency. and the business OF the
whole country had thus been placed at their
should understand all ABOUT The matter eqo'it It
was the business OF the Comptroller OF tho
Currency to knew eSery month ~ every week.
bank and II any Of their reserves fell below
the legal limit and Its reserve was not made
good after due notice. 1t was his duty to close
up that bank and appoint receiver to wind
UP its affairs.
:, Al the close of Mr.. Peffer's remarks Mr.. Nc
rherson Dem, \. j. moved to refer the reso-
Mr.. George dem. Miss said that tho FL
nance Committee had not yet reported OH the
resolution heretofore offered BY the Senator
from Kansas ON. the same, subject. end tho
Senate had no information that 1t would report
on It. II the Senate and the country had to
wait until the Finance Committee should have
time to report, tho information would be un-