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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1893-08-04

The Eansbandl Blylna. iR8e WIS
EBravs~ BEAD.


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she fsSntsa and died at ESQ O'clock
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the spirit iaui, Tbsv were burird
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-15


Original
rapidly developing Virginia.
readiy at premium Of cent
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-15

The Coal Supply Of the Adjacent Pocahon
Facilities are excellent dverg
The transfers of real estate for sin
over 5000 deeds
The city has just completed an oAic
The Volunteer Fire Companies are
ably with any paid department.
The tax rate--all told--is $I.65 pc
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29
TALKED TO ev THE GOVERNOR.


Slliaeis O0csrs 81 Sssse lnstitutieas Coo.
fer with the Executive.
SPRINGFIELD. Nov. Ex-Governor Alt
geld and the trustees and superintendent
Of state institutions held . conference
with the object OF securing greater uni
formity in the management OF these in.
stitutious. In an extended speech to the
officials the governor said that trustees
Of public institutions in this country were
not regarded in n high esteem as their
great responsibilities warranted. In Eu.
rope the position OF superintendent or
trustee Of . great hospital or asylum was
regarded ~ . high honor. The governor
further said: sThe public 10 reasonable:
IL asks only what Is fair.
This being Democratic administra-
ton. when sou employ men for important
positions the public will not find any fault
with you when you employ Democrats.
But ii will and fault. and should condemn
you. 70: employing men who are either in
competent or dishonest. or who are not
thorouGhgoine. One trouble constantly
met with in the employment OF men who
are urged by local politicians is that they
are simply what are called good fellows.
Now. no business can be run ON goodfel
sowship alone"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29

rub sseaoe)sAel - Bssssll tAas sDaTs1
e1ass pose0ases0 shall noe b v0lDsvo4
bseoes ~ expiration q four yeass 6 d.
eanbssey unlo~ foe cause shown. will, u
sAinks. have . tendency to dignify Tie Of.
lee b placing &c % pae with presiden-
tial o(ncs % % t6aure.
Regarding ocean mall subsidy the post
master Geseral says that 10 b unable "a
ascertain that any positive advansaees
have accrued from either . mail q con.
Dercial poiat Il view by reason q the
coatsacts thus FAR put into operation
under the act Of March :. 1901. and that.
thseefors. % new contracts have been en-.
Tired into.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29
coloRso MEN IN CONFERENCE.
bishop Turner Makes . Propositios q
SlsSrl0 Statesmen

bishop Turner Makes . Propsosisios @
ShOrts Statesmen.
CINCINNATI. Nov. Obs shop II. NJ. Trr.
ner, Of Atlanta, presided at the rational
coiorcd convention and there -ere over
500 delegates present. The subject Of dis.
cussion IS the general welfare ot afro.
Americans" and that includes the sup
preston Of mob law. q scheme OF par.
tial emigration. and the moral reforma.
ton OF the race.
Bishop Turner made the principal! aa-
dress and in it advocated partial emigra.
tiou as the remedy for the evils afflicting
his race. lie favored calling on this nation
Cor q portion Of the forty billion which the
country owes the colored race for daily
labor-say $500. 0ocO, ooo-to enable them TO
begin African emigration.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29

NEW YORK. Nov. s9-ConsiderabIe anx-
iesy is felt in the United States distric:
attorneys Office here to make certain II
the Serbia who committed suicide in san
Francisco last Saturday is the same
Serbia who examined the Second National
bank OF New York in 1854 and made the
discovery which led to John c. Eno's
Eight to Canada. and whose testimony
WAS expected to prove OF great assistance
TO the government in the prosecution
recently again instituted against Emo.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29

TULSA. I. r.. Nov 29-R c. Yockey,
oee Of the notorious Dalton gang Of ont.
lava Vas shot in this city by Sam Child.
sEu, . half-breei Creek Indian, and win
psobably die. About month ago Yockey
traded horses with Childers. The horse
Chtlders received proved 70 be stolen
one and be had TO givs il up. Yockey 70
fused 70 make good the loss, and when
Childers spcke to hip about the matter
be attempted to- draw his six-shooter.
Ch!lders was too quick for him.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29

KANSAS CITY, Nov. .9-The BARRIERS
have won their first victory in their fight
against sunday closing. John Swanson. {.
Midland hotel barber. was arrested for
shaving . man ON Sunday and the jury
which tried him brought in verdict Of
acquittal. The Sunday Rest association
had secured the closing Of all barber shops
except that at the Midland. and thi,
decision will likely result in . general
opening next Sunday.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29

GRAND RAP1Ds. Mich. Nov. 29.-Nyrou
A. King. . mason. shot and killed biz
wife and then ended his own life By send
ing bullet into his brain from . big re-
volver. King and his wife had parted
two weeks ego after having several vio.
lent quarrels
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29

NORMAL. Ills. Nov. a.-williaa H.
Sehussmsn. Who was prssidsat q ths Dc.
suncs Exchaa1s hask Of THU placs, haa
plsodsd guilty 10 embessle0eat In secsiv.
ting 0oosy Tor deposit when The hank Wm
tnselvsot. He was sentsaeed % pear n
he psnitsntiasy aad 70 psy . One AZ swics
the cum Of the deposits involved.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29

NEw YOHk. Nov. 2-As the meeting d
the directors Of the New York. Lake Erts
snd Western Railroad company the mem.
bers of the board Of 1893 wess rs-eleef ID.
TIE not 0oasing debs Of the Erie road
Sept -. 1893. IVES S.5s3,llA agaiuse g..
SAl 81 ~ ls8: and g 81. - in 1891.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29

TSLER. Tex. Nov. &C. J. Pickering
Osneral freight agent Of the Sc. Loui
Southwestern railway. u dead here. H,
was y years Il 49, aad 90 Of E Q
Pickering. Of b. Louis. He semainl
havu bosa tnlEoa 20 g. Louis.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29

WAsuISGToS. Nov. c9.-Ths cabinet
meeting was long oas. lastiag about
three hours. All members except SECRETARY
Smith were present. The presidsat's mes
sage Was the main subject under diseunion.
The message 10 expected to be long docu.
me0t
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29
Civa Service sooissi

Civil Service Cs0oissiOeer Rseirso.
WAsuIxGTOS, Nov. I.-Civil Service
Commissioner johnson has retired from
the commission
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29
POSTMASTER GENERALS eeeoar
Whes - o1es ASsss 1sss Ds,ssssy -.
esUAs ososs.

esghs 0oosu.
WAsasHeT0S. New. x9.-Possoasssr0 Gen.
ssal 0isssu 10 hts ssposs . IL psssidsos
says shas - sls0eisoey Tor shs yeas eodsd
jsos - 1so1 was &i55.l7l. jssssaA e q.
oAS@ - estimated ~ wssaaakss. ssd
49, sssses1 Of . surplus q oses,3ss sse tie
sssssas osesi yeas. - sssiaeasa b wesa-
0shss. sbsss viii b - estimated dsflcis
GeQ2ER AishssgA shsss err sinsey.
oAgoo oo4leoDoal poses0ces ooW eos!tlsd to
~ he aslIvssy sseviss ne sbssses Of
oD0gUDstoejoo foe oxteusioo rUodsrs
S0DoGDibse Sho sssabelsh0sns e sAe sys.
- 10 svso 60 q shsss towns. Thsrs are
oow oio es0s dsllvssy ofllee&
Asass shesuugA trial oe two and . half
ysass tbo experiments 10 free delivery 10
- sewas q pspaIasioss raaging from
- - 4.u10 kavs - proved the desirabil-
w q esssblishiug shs system seasrally.
Which The postmaster gspsrss estimates
VOolo uecessitaee an auoua. outlay of
one0.0o The appropriation Of si0.OO
Oo10 1oe the trial os rural free delivery
- oesu found inadequase sos far test.
Cd ~ plan h not approved.
1ho postmaster genesai hiss settled tie
carrier Ovossiuo question under The eight
Asur Law. Claims for overtime amount.
tag q asasly ei.Uou.Uc wess % die IL the
eeVassmsas when be assumed his duties.
Usdss ~ os,Ier Of Apr; = last, however,
Dsse0asssss hsss been held 70 strictly -.
0Dooeaboo Tor she time os their cnrriers
1hoe ehs making q Overtims has pruc
sisnlly coed. He suggests that postsl
oooD - ahojtshsd and that the prices
ohaenDd ooe all domestic mouey ortsrs
shoGla - suaucsd and the FORM Of the o..
- oAwn1tePd.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-29
MIR. A. HAwKINsON.
Moline. H.,
Catarrh-CURED.

When you go to the Scott Medical
Institute you don't have to ask what
it costs. you know before you start
it is . = month for medicine and
treatment.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1893-01-20

II Is a fundamental principle Of good govern
meut that taxation shall be equal and uniform.
without discrimination in favor OF or against
any individual OF class. To equaliZe taxes in
this state property values must be levelled up,
Iuvidious discrimination in the valuation OF
property produces unequal taxation.
Without entering into full discussion OF this
important question affecting the public welfare
the following suggestions are respectfully
made that may be improved upon by the wis
dom Of your honorable bodies
]. Fix the minimum value of lands, below
which the assessor shall not accept it for taxa
ton
= Prohibit county assessors from accepting
urban property al less than the value rendered
TO the city assessor for municipal purposes.
3 Direct that the assessor shall not accept
any property al less than the Olut for which
il stands mOrtgaged.
:. Tax insurance companies on the amount OF
the business done annually.
J. Increase the permit tax on all foreign cor
pOfatOus doing business in the state Let
Il be made an annual tax on the franchise
6. Impose an annual occupation Ia upon all
persons who sell or offer for sale pistols, bowie
knives dirks and daggefs
T. lace tax upon all persons engaged IN the
manufacture or sale Of all classes Of cigarettes
and the material used therefor
:. Levy tax upon every telephone used. 10
be paid annually by the company owning or
controlling them
o Impose an occupation tax on each sleeping,
pa ace or dining room car company and on all
companies leasing or renting cars 10 railway
companies for any purpose whatever; OF better
still adopt the Pennsylvania law on this sub
iect Make the right Of the companies 10 do
business in this state depend on payment OF the
tax.
TO- Tax rectifers and brewers
II i confidently believed that by iudicous
application Of these measures property values
may be levelled up. taxes more nearly equal
lied and many who are now escaping taxation
may be forced to pay their just dues 10 the gov
crnment and As a consequence the ad valore1n
tax of the state though now very low, can re-
main without any necessity OF increase.