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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

without tsansaetln< any business. THIS
50 lor. postpones the inaugural of Gov
ernor-eleet Crounse. and throws the
senatorial ngnt over until next week.
The senate Is dead-loeked on the cleo
tion OF president pro tenn. There
seems to-be no question that the demo-
Gratis and Independents OF the house
Will combine on the election OF sena-
tor. but the same parties IN the senate
seem to be divided. Paddock stock
consequently drops apeg, and Majors
stock advances. Majors Is the repab-
lean lieutenant-governor Crounse.
governor elect, Is growing ~ = sena-
torlal candidate. Congressman Bryan,
democrat, seems TO be in the lead.
however, being favorite with the in
dependents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
To KILL rHE PINKERTONs.
Senator Chandle. Introduces a Bill That
WIN Annihlla,e the Firm.

VIII Annihilat- the Film.
wAsHISGroS, Jan. 4.-Senator Chan
dler thinks that ne has it upon q per.
fectlY legitimate means for stopping
further operations by the Plnkertons,
and today he introd uced in the senate
. short oil with this end N view. II
may also be interesting TO note that
the bill would. II enforced, destroy the
ssmi-,uilltary anarchist organization.
The bill is - follows: That it snail
be unlawful for any body OF men num-
ber1ng ter or more, any OF whom are
subject 20 enrolment as part OF the
militia OF any state OF the United
States, to assemble or drill or beafarm
as = military squad, company, batal-
hon or other military organization, un-
less they are called forth by some civil
or military officer lawfully authorized
TO make such call.
Section ,. II shall DO the duty of the
presden. TO dishand and disperse any
SUCH organization; and every person
ssrvinz asa member thereof shall also
be subject to = tine not exceeding
Il fes. ~ Imprisonment not exceeding
on vesr. or ty both, such fine and I'M
ITisonment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
Blue Grass Members Happy.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-There is gen.
eral belief among the members of tho
Kentucky delegation that their distin-
pushed fellow citizen, Mr.. Carlisle, has
been chosen by Mr.. Cleveland t. sit in
his cabinet as the secretary OF the
treasury. This belief is based upon
positive statements that have been
made and the Legislators from the
"Blue Grass" state were today feeling
very good natured over the recognition
that has. according to this report. been
accorded their atate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
House Had No Quorum.

WASHINGTON. Jan. As WAS ex-
pected the house met after the holiday
recess without = quorum. A few meas
ures which were unimportant and OF
merely local inslgnificance were passed ,
and then the mouse proceeded TO the
calandsr of unfinished business which
is composed of private pension bills.
But disposition Was shown to prevent
the increase OF the pension list by
special legislation. One bill had the
good fortune to pass through the Or
deal; and the house adjourned for
want of quorum TO transact business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
Main. Legislature Organized.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 4.-The sixth
Maine legislature was organized this
afternoon. In the senate NJ. Speare
was elected president. A. X. Savage
was elected speaker of the house. Its
evident that considerable east shore
fishery legislation will be asked for.
Two committees were appointed, one
On seashore fisheries and another on
inland fisheries and game. This 10 q
new deDarture.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

ST. PAUL. Jan. 4.-Tne republicans
met IN caucus At the state capitol at 8
o'clock this evening and unanimously
renominated Cashman n. Davis Tor
United states senator. The total vote
east, including that of Senator Dedon,
alliance, was lightweight. three more
than = majority OF the whole iegisla-
turs. so the expected combine between
democrats, populists and disgruntled
republicans will not be able TO accom-.
plish anything. The democrats Will
nominate Charles Wilson OF Winona.
The populists are badly demorsli1ed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

WAsuiNsroN, Jan 4.-Surgeon Cen
or Myman has not yet received a re-
p0rt fr0m Surgeon Gedd.Egs AZ Little
Rocs 0l the result OF his examination
Of cholera bacteria among the convlcts
tl,tse. Adv ces have been received at
the marine hospital here that there are
about sixty cases aud sixteen deaths,
al "a the penintentsry, which IL thor.
ouga Y ISOLATED. A rlgi search Il be-
iDx made By Or. Geddings 10 find the
cars 10 whlch canvIcts enesmped at
Helena and when found they will be
dinufscted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
DEFEAT rHEusELyEs.
Dakota Populssts Cut Their Own Threats
W11- T-ying TO Knife Others.

Dako,s Popuiists Cut Their Own Threats
W1I- Tying TO knife Others.
BIsuNRs'sS, Y. D., Jan. THE popu-
hsls aud republicans have been en-
gagged IN row ever since the opening
OF the legislature yesterday noon, and
u was only 10y political finesse that the
a. augusal Ceremonies occurred IN pub
&c 4. o'clock this afternoon. Inc
pa u. state officers quietly assem-
bed at the house of Governor Snort
ridge yesterday anu were sworn in 10y
Sblef Justice Bartholomew. They
we're charged W tn breaking faith with
Governor Burke IN refusing 70 appear
a. toiay's public ceremonies and at
tie EST moment reconssdered and APP
rrsted with the outgoing officers. The
effect ~ this row mas been 20 solidify
the republican majority, and 1t IL the
neral impression ton ght that Sena-
tor Cady vii be reelected by a major
ity IL from twp 20 SIX.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
Looks Bad for White.

SACRAMENTO. Jan New complica-
tons i'll the senatorial fight arise every
day. Today Was made noteworthy by
the withdrawal Of Jeremiah Lynch,
which leaves the democratic field clear
for Stephen White. White is now con-
fronted with mutiny IN his own ranks,
TWO assemblymen refusing to rign the
caucus roll. Even il the populists and
one independent vote with the demo-
Gratis they have no majority.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
OIL on Waters.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. 4.-The great
legislative blizzard has completely
blown over. AT today's session OF the
house the republican,. IL show that
the Developments Of the past twenty
four hours have not hurt their feel
ings. voted with the democrats and
populists on all political questions.
The minor Offices of the house were
divided equally between the democrats
and popnlists. The celebrated Chou
teau county case will e TO the com.
mittee on elections tomorrow.
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Bates WIN Succeed Himself.

NASHVILLE. Tenn.. Jan. 4.-Ths
democratic members of the legislature
will hold . caucus tomorrow night TO
nominate . candidate for United States
senator to succeed William b. Bates.
Senator Bates is . candidate for re.elec-
ton and will probably succeed himself.
His strongest opponent 10 Ex-Governor
Robert l.. Taylor. Taylor's friends
oppose the caucus tomorrow night and
favor q later date, but Bates friends
favoy IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
Peace Reigns IN Colorado.

DENVER. Jan. 4.-The ninth general
assembly of Colorado convened at noon
today and, contrary TO expectations,
was organized IN both houses without
friction. In the senate the unusual
experience Of choosing q president pro
tenn by acclanation was witnessed,
when Senator Cassamera, democrat,
the Oldest senator in point of service,
Was named for that position.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

81 felt weak and dizzy IN the morn
ing and my stomach would not digest
we'll, and made me feel as If it would
burst. / had excruciating pain in the
pit of my stomach at times. used
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy and every dose gave me relief
the moment took it; the pain 10 all
gone and feel strong all day-in fact,
feel like new man. would not be
without DR.. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy in the house."
Mr.. Jacob Simon, the second of this
duo Of pr, gressive young men, worth
lily represents the energetic spirit of
Syracuse, N. Y, his home. He lives
at 2ll John street, and to your reporter
he stated the facts of his late sickness,
speaking enthusiastically of the recov-
cry of his health and of the great rem
edy which accomplished it.
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Mary WithdraWs.

ToPEKA, Kss.. Jan. AIRS. Mary +.
Lease mas put an end to the candidacy
OF the United states senate, which her
sdmiring friends and the newspapers
have brought upon her, by writing a
letter saving she has no intention of
ever seeking the Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

Carl Hutchinson. lad ~ years old I.
was arrested by Detective Kennedy
yesterday. charged WITH stealing copper
wire from the street railway company.
He was arrsIgned in police court and
MA case was referred to the county
agent. lie will report Saturday.
The annual meeting of the West
Michigan Fair association will he held
January Il. when board of directors
viii be elected. There 10 no talk of
changing the present board and the Cd
members will probably be reelected.
Tie sale of sests for the condo.
iiers' opens Friday morning. Several
OF The boxes have already been spoken
for, and the opera bids FAIR 10 be the
greatest social and artistic success of
the season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
Yves, virginia's Situation.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan. AK
Gov. f.. w. Wilson 10 the latest candi.
date for United States senator. Ex-
senator or Johnson NJ. Camden is de-
veloplng considerable strength and the
reelection of Senator Faulkner 10 re-
garded rs by no means certain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
SPRING & COMPANY.

We can safely say this effort will surpass in mag
ntude any previous Linen Sale attempted in the
placed us in position to WELD the baton in this COM
modify Manufacturers and importers concede to us
the ability of dsposng of the largest quantities of their
products in this state.
SPRING a. COMPANY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

Included in this sale will be Table Damasks and
Table Linens of all kinds and descriptions Napkins
Doyies, Tray and Lunch Cloths, Bed Spreads Mar
settles Quilts Towels Crashes. etc etc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

my war experience was responsible for the
large amount Of suffering l have been com
peeled TO undergo. The exposure brought Oh
rheumatism and ,atarrh. For the pas,
twelve years l have suffered terribly. The
catarrh created = bronchitis accompanied by
an awful cough. Ii was so bad that all my
acquaintance prophesied wonld soon die OF
consumption. l had constant dropping OF
phlegm into my throat that kept me continu-
ally hawk ng and splitting. My nes would
stop up and when l would lean over the
water would run from IL in stream. IL was
q constant menace to my health and wss
OF course, constantly seeking relief. tried
bushels OF so-called cures aud i think u faa
followed directions in some OF them wSuld
now have te-n dead. never got relief until
began treatment with Dr.. Rankin. lcside
OF three days my cough left me-. one by one
the bad symptoms disappeared until low
can say l am ABSOLUTELY CURED. |
haven't the slightest symptom OF cafarrh
Nv rheumatism too, Is wonderfully improved
give publicity 10 my COMPLETE restoration
to health for the benefit of hundreds who are
suffering rs l did. that they may know where
to find relief. j. u. SHERMAN,
No. Sc Sibey Street.
DR.. Rankin Is q graduate Of Ann Arbor and
has had years Of experience In his specalt.es.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
SPRING T. COMPANY.

The representation of John S Brown & Sons famous
Belfast Linens in Matched Cloths and Napkins also
Yard Goods is greater than before These goods
has taste for fine Linens of their superiority
and beautiful designs
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

ffr ofN. Neh.. Jan. 1.-The house
va called to order AZ $50. and adj
ID a unhi 10 o'clock tomorrow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

The announcement of our Eighteenth Annual
Linen Sale. commencing Monday, January o will be
hailed with pleasure by housekeepers hotel proprietors
and the retail trade in general enables them lay
in stock of these goods at the most tempting prices
SPRING & COMPANY
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SPRING & COMPANY.

The preparations for this event were not consumated
in week a month. All that experience could sue-
ges has been done to add to the interest in this sale
SPRING & COMPANY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

whirh canse fr5'hie srd misery At the
two critical pFriesis IN = wumar Die--fh@
change from rrfhoui - Ffr1snhooi, sat.
batter rfre - ~han1r - life r.f = a perfectly
go and al s..pes.tslv Fal.ietis ref1esi Al
as--rt fi,at rea urudu0e only Eno.l results.
It's 4 p1sxFfaL inVixorsting fauic. snt a
sscfhinz ard strengthening nervine q iseifi-
ffata nsasil- F-ireiY vegetable, Fsrfsx'tfv
harrnie~s-as4 esrefuiiv-ifaFfesi ~ ~ 81
K@rieuced phfdcian. ~ w0glan's desasate
4s~rts
Fr 81 To- 3e~.rsef1enfz. irr-gulsri'irs.
sra nesk-srzss fs~1iuu - To- ssT. thc
e. Farrritn Frtseriptina = a rfmzsiy - ~.
ssln shat Il can - y-ssrqrasfsr.f n y ftetn
.strs sniir.f ~ - srors cass tbe ufneT -
rst,1rr-ef ~ rtse~ rseiiefnr ~ rnfnri -
ssaa u Us eay. 40 othsr rsetifizss eaa bs.
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MIR. JACOB SIMON.

81 take great pleasure in testifying
to the wonderful curative virtues OF
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. | suffered torture from pains
IN my limbs and back and my kidneys
were in an awful condition. i could
not sleep we'll anu felt very miserable.
My stomach was very weak and Icould
not enjoy my food. Now all is changed.
1 have no pain, can eat and sleep nat
urally. and am entirely cured by DR..
Greene's Nervura blood aud nerve rem.
edy."
Both the young and the old will d.
we'll to follow the lead of these young
business men and secure their health
first of all. This remedy all cure ev.
cry time, for 1t is the great vlgor OF
nerve strength and pure blood. 1t 10 q
purely vegetable medicine and harm
less and Is sold by druggists at 81. 1t
is the discovery OF the we!l-known DIR.
Greene. of IS West + urteenth street,
New York, the famous specialist in
curing nervous and chronic diseases.
He can he consulted free, personally or
by letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05
WRENAPR|NTER

puss ns. De wsnts ths best thas can - Pre-
dncea. oar fastsa and aosNi 4 aekx ser
taak. ball tens aua fne eat vosk Garnet -
exe~ ia. Ness Book 4eh saa All tr@ars ~
riask. ciNCfNATfi PRINTING rNk 90
Ne Iionss street. ,la1saaetl. D.
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ST rghf al
fhe proper fnnc-
ti0rs ~ wHFnsu-
hcai Tlr. Eicrces
"a orite Pre-
scripiion u the
rrroiJ It reel
iases and pro
notes their 81
ton. ansl removes
tn distractions
anf r,ftrr=zirns
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Fashion Tells what color to We

"Brllisnt red with black trimming il
popular" Is the lstcst decree from
PARE.
All light colors. ss yellow, orange or
PINK can Be easily eolorsd bril- ant
red With smoud dye fast scarlet. A
package ~ tbs aesstlfnl dye. sufficient
% color two pounds Of goods can Re
bought Tor ten cents al suy drug store.
u vii Dot fade and sospsuds siaply
nrightens z.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

Proceeding Linen Sale will be devoted to general
cleaning up of odds and ends in our various depart
ments Sacrifices will be made in many goods OF a
stable character order to close them out entirely.
Every department will offer inducements thai cannot
be duplicated Limited space will not allow TO
enumerate prices but the general reduction will repre-
sent saving of at least rs per cent Visit Depart
ments and inspect the
Bargains I'm CottOns and SheetiDgs.
Bargains i'm Blankets and COmfOrtables.
Bargains i'm ClOaks and Shawls.
Bargains i'm Hosiery and Underwear.
Bargains i'm Handkerchiefs and Laces.
Bargains i'm Gloves and Mittens.
Bargains i'm Flannels and Furs.
Bargains i'm Dress Goods and Silks.
We have reserved nothing of a scasonable nature
in this sale and is unwarantabe supposItlon TO
anticipate generous response by purchasers who have
learned to profit by past experiences
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

The Citizens state bank is now dong
business ~ South Haven.
ssuit people have organized board
OF charities.
Hartford has a shoe last factory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-05

We invite all who are interested in this magnificent
display who enjoy of unusual activity if in
tending purchasing or not
SPRING g. COMPANY.
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SPRING & COMPANY.

The advantages offered will be the opportunity of
every resident of Grand Rapids its surrounding cities
villages and communities at the lowest prices ever
presented.
SPRING & COMPANY.
The morning call., 1893-05-30
HONOR THE DEAD.
How Decoration Day Will
Be Observed.
Two Parades This Morning by the
Divided Grand Army Many
AmuSementS Elsewhere.

The formal commemoration of Memorial
day by the Grand Army to-day will be
participated in by Lincoln. James A. Gar
field, Colonel Cass, Liberty. General g. G.
Meade and George H. Thomas posts, the
latter holding separate exercises at the
Preside National Cemetery to unveil the
monument erected there by the post.
The joint celebration by the 9th er
posts will begin at 10 o'clock in the MORN
ing, when parade will pass along Market
street to Golden Gate avenue to Van Ness
avenue and thence to Ellis street, where
Governor Markham will review the
soldiers and veterans. The line will be
formed as follows:
Rifle battalion of San Francisco police
force under command of Chief p. Crowley,
Grand Marshal Edward S. Solomon and
staff, troops Of the regular army, Governor
of alifcrnia and Mayor of San Francisco
and Governors staff, GeneralJ III. Dickin-
son and staff, Third Regiment, n. G. C. :
First Regiment, N. G. c.; Kreiger Verein,
Associated Veterans of the Mexican
War. Department Commander of Calfor-
MIA Edwin c. Seymour and staff Grand
Army Os the Republic, Lincoln Post No /,
james A. Garfield Post No. "a. Colonel
Cass Post No 46. General G. G. Meade
Post No. As, Liberty Post No. 133. Board
OF Supervisors, poet, orator. etc., and dis
abled veterans in carriages
At Odd Fellows Cemetery appropriate
exercises will be held. The Governor, on
behalf of Lincoln, Garfield and Meade re-
lief corps, will unveil monument to the
unknown dead. Minute guns will be
fired. graves strewn with flowers and a
salute by Lincoln Post No. l will boom
above the dead.
AT the Preside Cemetery special exer-
cises Will be held DIT the unwilling and ded-
40 1nf nf
Ii. Thomas Post.
The Battle Hymn of the Republic"
and America" will be sung by chorus
from the Girls High School. A salute
will be fired by the Fifth United States
Artillery.
There will be picnics galore and big
events in almost every line of snort nm
both sides of the bay.
The morning call., 1893-05-30

erred to the Judiciary Committee, as he
deprecated hasty action. and. as he ex-
pressed it:
"This is a fight between railroad COM
panes. The company has some right on
its side. and the subject is now before the
courts"
the courts.
Ryan-Is that so? Then am misin-
formed.
Supervisor Dundon said that the resolu-
ton was of too much importance to be re-
ferred 10 any committee. What had hap
pened in the last "a hours was enough to
show that some decisive action should be
taken. RYAN insisted on his motion to re-
fer, and the resolution went to the Judi lei
airy Committee, where it will be consid-
cred at its next meeting.
The morning call., 1893-05-30
ALL-ROUND SPORT.
A Tramp to the Mountain-Tennis
and Bowling.

dHo DOWIiHSs
A party of Olympic Club bill-trotters.
consisting of j. A. Mallon. G. j. Petite,
j. j. Onigon, w. ]. Kennedy. F. M. Cos
grove, E. J. thinner and w. T. Murphy.
started from Ross station, Marin County,
last Sunday morning for Mount Tamapais.
With the exception of Murphy. all of the
trampers returned in good order to catch
the last train for Sausalito, connecting
with the steamer for this city.
Murphy fell, completely exhausted, and
had it not been for friend wEo procured
a Ross Valley burrO, the disabled pedeS-
trian would have remained under the cover
of the brush until the following morning.
Murphy rode to San Rafael, where he
remained until the following day. He
states that this will positively be his last
trip to the big noun tain with the Kelly
slide down its side.
The tennis tournament of the Californ ia
Tennis Club, at Bush and Scott streets,
will be largely attended to-day. In the
first round Hobart and Allen, Hoffman
and Allison, Linderman and Davis will
play. In the second round appear Keller
and Lundborg and De Long and Stetson.
In the third will be 2. Collier and G.
Whitney and W. Collier.
Then will follow Code and Mitchell,
Owen and Williams, Whitney and Wilber-
force. Judging from the above order of
players. Stetson and belong, barring some
unforeseen accident. should win rather
easily, as they are, unhesitatingly, close
students and excellent opponents of the
game.
Dan Mcleod, the famous wrestler, has
signed articles with Jess Clark to wrestle
match catch-as-catch-can for stake of
$500 a side on the 9th day of June. Nc
Leod agrees to throw Clark five times IN
one hour of continu ous wrestling or lose
N % nj in WI inh
test will take place has not been decided
upon. The referee will be chosen on the
evening of the contest.
Timothy Drlscoll, who claims the title of
bowling champion of the Pacific Coast,
under Gaelic rules. is DESTROYS of meeting
any man Oh the coast in bowling contest,
the distance to be five miles for $1,000 a
side
The morning call., 1893-05-30
Trotting Entries for To-Day.

The entries for to-day's trotting races a
tie Bay District are as follows:
First race, mile dash for two-year-olds-
Marc ioness, Glendora, Little Mac, Silve
Bee. Monarch. Soubrette, John D. EvaDs
Jesse Temple. Genevieve.
Second race, mile heats, free for al
pacers-Rosie G. Tom Ryder. Daisy Mac,
Our Dick.
Third race. mile heats. driven by butcher
boys-ManZanita, William P, James l.
Dandy. PATSY Duffy.
Fourth race, mile heats. for the %
class-Donchka. Moro. Electrina, Antioch
Mambrino Wilkes colt.
Fifth race. match for $500 side, two anC
a quarter miles, between Langford and
Daylight.
Sixth race. dash of a mile and furIong-
Brnshwood. Belle Medium. Tommy 7 anc
Richland.
The morning call., 1893-05-30

as regards committees. He said If there
was 30 be a reconstruction of committees
the menb ers who had no important duties
to attend to should have chance.
Supervisor Dundon objected to any such
res olution being smuggled into the board.
The beard adopted the resOutisn. in
spte of the opposition of Denman. James,
Hinton and Kennedy
The following resolution was introduced
by Supervisor Refs, who stated that I'm less
it was adopted there would not be money
enough to lay all the city's obligations.
He said there was no money to pay June
salaries with. The resolution. which was
postponed for one week, was as follows:
The morning call., 1893-05-30
Run Over and Injured.

Frank Stflington. teamster, was Sc.
riously injured by being run over last
night.
he was driving a wagon heavily loaded
with scrap iron along the Mission road,
when he fell from his seat under the
wheels. one OF which passed over his body.
badly crushing his right thigh
lie was taken to the City and Coun ty
Hospital In the patrol wagon for treat
ment and may recover.