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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27
Thc Struggle for Bread.

The St Louis Repabtic publishes . lengthy and very interesting article on the subject of unemployed labor CTS. The recent panic has brought to light many startling facts, and should enable the average American to better appreciate the blessings of citizenship in this country. The question of poverty in Europe has been discussed for decades, and the attendant evils upoa idieness are well known. Statisticians have la- bored over the problem. Histor- ians have written about it, uoEelists have based their narratives upon it and poets have adopted it as their theme. Che hears of these things, but it is difficult to grasp the idea that such conditions as pictured by many newspapers are present roali- ties. The wantof work is an evil that is doubtless the indirect cause for many crimes. The luSuries. comforts and necessaries of life in turn must be parted with Desper- ation is in the heart and starvation at the door
 Tue world is disposed to look leniendy upon a crime committed  under those circumstances There are two sides to every question. Want, privation, distress will hum ble pride 1t may drive men to des- peratc deeds, but is there ever any excuse for the commission of a crime The great American cities are as rule amply provided with charitable institutions Work may not be plentiful and those who do labor may be poorly paid, but if the will is present the way can be found, Let the public generally do it's part, and. in tue future as in the. past the crime and suffering in the United States will be less than that of any other nation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

One of the hard things to eoHfpre- hehd is why newspaper man living in Helena or Pine Bluff should have superior opportunities fer mastering the money problem than those WhQ live in the smaller towns.-Daily Press
 lie does not possess superior op- poftanitfes but he does make use of those which present themselves. In addition to this he realizes that questions of this character have two sides, lnd Inc is willing to investigate both and then form his opinion This is in behalf of the Helena news paper man. The Pine Bluff brother. is able to do his own atking.-Eiel= ena World.
 And he breathes a fervent amen to the sentiments expressed by the IFoFfd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27
Leaders to Repue.ase Cleveland.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 21.-Senator Arthur ?. German, who has so often been called upon to ''steer" the Democratic majority in congress, has had many conferences in the past few days with leading Democrats, both here and in New York. Cleyeland's determination to restore the Hawaiian monarch, in defiance of public sentiment and diplo- matte precedent, is what is troubling them Disapproval of Clevelands course is so general that 1t is not q party question, but Senator German and some of his friends fear that the Democratic party may be held respon- sible for it, and that the question will be made an issue. even after the dusky queen Is on the throne. Some of Mr. Gormans friends have suggested a plan as desperate and bold as any Cleveland ever devised in his own per sonal interest. It is urged that the Dem- ocrats by openly repudiating Cleveland and his policy may save the party from the ignominy and disfavor he has brought upon it. Senator Morgan of Alabama, chairman Of the foreign af- fairs committee of the senate, is said to be i'll favor of this course.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27
To Printers.

The GRAPHIC has for sale one old style Gordon Job Press. 1Ox15 inches inside Of the chase; l75 pounds of brevier type with a large assortment of figures, and several cases containing fonts of newspaper and advertising type, all of which will be sold at bargain for cash. For furthur particulars address,
 TIE GRAPHIC.
 Pine Bluff, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27
GROVER , EbS6AGE.
He Is Laborins Z Zaalously Upon
 the Document.
RECEIVING NO VISITORS.
lie Deserts His Regular Business Onee aud seciudes Himself In Private Room Topeka Postmaster Case
 Not Ended.-Hoge Called Back

WASHINGTON, Nov. President Cleveland is up to his neck in work upon his forthcoming message to con- gress. He is so anxious to have an op- portunity for undisturbed labor that he has completely deserted his regular business office at the White House He spends most of his time in one of the private bedrooms on the second floor at work upon the important document in hand. He refuses to see all visitors and is successful in avoiding nearly all, except the members of his cabinet.
 It is said upon good authority that the president will have number of documents to submit for congressional inspection besides his main communi- cation. There is number of appoint ments which he expects to make imme- diately upon the meeting of the senate.
 The fact that at least three cabinet reports are not yet in his hands tends to make the work more difficult. The whole administration is busily engaged upon this documentary record of it's nine months work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

AIr. Breekinridge, of Arkansas, will be given the opportunity to shine with some effulgence in the tariff diseussion-Little Rock Press.
 Ar Breckinridge is most able and conscientious in the discharge of his duties as Il member of Congress, in the House and 0n Che tarilf question hehas nosupeIior.-FanBu BurcH Press
 The approaching regular session of Congress will demand the best efforts of fhe brightest-minded men to cope with the great question that will come before that body lofconsidera- tion. and Major BFeckinfidgo will be found in the front rank of tine battlc Of TaIiff Refolm.-tt. smith News Record
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27
II5s Appointme0f Revoked.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 97.-The case of J. Hampton Boge of Virginia is dis posed of now, and there is no longer occasion for him to come to Washing ton on government business. He was appointed consul to Annoy, China, early in the summer. but for reasons best known to himself did not start to his post till q month ago He had pro- ceeded on his way as far as San Fran cisco and was about to take the vessel for China when he was summarily or dered to Washington by the president to explain certain questionable financial transactions which tended to discredit his usefulness as representative of the United States in the Flowery King dom or any other country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27
Top .lza Pos.r.m.rersnLI,.

TOPEKA. Nov G7-The removal of Senator Martins postmaster at Topeka and the appointment of an administra- ton Democrat is the political sensation of the state The supporters of Eresi- dent Cleveland. who claim to hayo his confidence, sax5t not enly means Q d. rect slap at the Popalists. who made Martin senator, but tHat the presidents friends in the senate will complete Martins humiliation by unseating him as soon as congress eanvenes on the ground that he did not receive the necessary majority in the joint legis- latiye convention. He received II votes, s being majority.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

WOMEN in New Orleans have be- gun an active campaign against the liquor traffic in that city. A gen eral impression prevails that they have stirrep up more snakes than they can possibly kill
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27
Cochrane Convicted.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-The trial of Henry s. Cochrane. late chief weigher of the Philadelphia mint, took place be- fore Judge Butler and jury in the United States district court. Coch- rane's counsel made no defense and a verdict of guilty was rendered by the jury without leaving the box
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27
The Tariff Bul Completed.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-The Demo- cratic members of the ways and means committee were in consultation with Carlisle at his residence Saturday on the tariff bill. which IS substantially completed, but before being made pub lie the secretary of the treasury must pass judgment upon it and give stamp of his approval
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27
Refused Perm anent Positions.

ST. LOUIS. Nov 27.-The Lehigh Valley road has advertised extensively here for men to supplant the strikers. Saturday the sumptuous employment bureau closed. Though permanent po- sitions at good wages were offered men refused to accept.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27
NIcNInIev at snringfiell.

BOSTON, Nov. 27-McKinley went to Springfield Saturday with party of friends as the guest of Hon. William H. Hale. He attended the football game and was given a reception by the ath- letic club in the evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

TIE Sons of the Revolution have presented to the City of New York statute of Nathan Hale If some one would present Manhattan Is land with a pure city government it would be more appreciated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

THERE seems to be a great deal of trouble in the Reichstag concerning the recent commercial treaties with Italy, Spain, Austria, Roumania and Servia. Chancellor Caprivi cham pions the new measures.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27
TIE GRAPHIC. Pine Bluff, Ark.

Parties who are subscribers for the DAILY GRAPHIC and who have hereto fore been subscribers for the WEEKLY GRAPHIC, but who now desire the Weekly discontinued, will please notify us by telephone or otherwise. This is important. H 3 d2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

This is the age of organization. Tramps have at last awakened toI the importance of cooperation, and in regularly organized bodies have invaded southern California.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

MR. RookAFELLow, the ex-banker of Pennsylvania, has been found guilty There are twelve other indictments against him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

GENERAL MAsTERwoRKMAN Pow DERLY is dissatisfied with the turn affairs have taken and after the manner of European Ministers, has reSioned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27
Fnrm Fnun,I Denfi.

RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. 27.-George Jordan, well known wealthy farmer. was found in his yard tuiday with a bullet hole through his heart. It is thought he suicided.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

Now that the evacuation celebra- tion ir new York is over, Mr. Astor can breathe freely The whole thing to him was a beastly bore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

REPUBLICANS of Missouri are in debt. A meeting of the State Cen tral Committee has been called to devise means for paying the ex- penses of the late campaign.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

TIE proposed law in England to prohibit advertising in the open air in the country wouldn't work on this side of the water
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

TIE creditors of the Hagan bank have assurances that they will lose nothing They would rather have their money.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

PATIENCE STApLEToN is dead Besides being an author of ability and note she was a strong advocate of equal suffrage.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27
pnstmaster c. Chicnco.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-Washington Hesing was appointed postmaster and William Mize collector of internal revenue at Chicago Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27
PINE BLUFF. ARK, NOV. T, fS93

TIE GRAPHIC accepts adcertislng 9a the distinct and aaeqaicoeai guafaa- .ee Hdt its circulation in He city qt P,no Blu6 aad outside Qf He citU W Pine Blgg is greater tbaa Hal Qf altg other duly Pabtisheaa Pine Bia9.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

JoHN G. BLAcKBuRN is the prize crank of Washington. He has threatened to kill the President, Secretary Carlisle and over one hundred private citizens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

EDWIN GoULD has removed from New York to escape unjust taxa tion. Wait until the income tax begins to operate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

SENATOR TELLER is now in Mexico. While there he will make . study of the silver law
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

ANp now the French cabinet has resigned That was just to get even with Italy
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

Now that Assistant Treasurer Jordan is in London, Englishmn are wondering what he wants there.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

TnE Mexican Consul at Fl Paso says the revolution will be que!led before Christmas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

WAsuINaToN KISSING, editor of the StaoteS-Zictuaa, has been ap- pointed postmaster at Chicago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

THE brewers in St. Louis are stiH talking. It does seem as if their troubles will never end
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

CONGRESSMAN OsNEILl, of Phila- delpha is dead He was called the Father of the House
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

TnE missing treasurer of the Knights of Honor has been located in San Francisco hospital
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

CEN. CARGINs son has been faand. The General is relieved and 50 is the public.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

RICHARD CRoKER, the Tammany chief has sold his stock in the Daily .Ameriee For this relief much thanks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

TnE profits Of the Worlds Fair amount to a1. 862, 482, net
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

TIE political plum crop is being gathered now in Indiana
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

TnE Lehigh Valley strike seems unchanged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

COMPASSIONATE B1oUSr has made another report on Hawaiian affairs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27
OFFICE: NO. IF PINE STREET.
 TELEPHONE No. 102.

Entered at the Post-office at Pine Bluff, Ark, as seeond-class mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27
.cRAIGEN-PlULDIHG C0u
\ \
 944FIears 94 i

Rarely to be seen together as good a play as < Duel ai Hearts and as good acting as was donC by Miss Craigen and her company at the Academy last night-EeW Orleans PieaEune, N0Yen4bei. 30.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-27

. Seats on sale at AltschuIs Cigar store Monday. Nov. 2I.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-14
higgins Asks Some Questions and
Makes Some Suggestions.


Did he city tax collector publish
ONLY the hst Of ,h,se deliiqueut
who were UNABLE to secure stand
off =
How shout certain brics block
on FrsnsHn street.. reported that no
taxes nad been paid Tor aoou. twJ
years?
The lighter the JOB he BIGGER the
PAY aud the MOST ABLE MEN to pay
taxes psys the LEAST aud oleA crly
when be gets ready, Tais is CRY
politics b We wait our school IN
such a NUS?
Sta, d ~, Mr. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas rail'old. Now let u. ssA
you one question Some Of Your
ofhcias, your "oig bot-, are always
telling US how dearly we love " c.
how very kind We feel" Your agents
call on our merchants ami ask for our
freighls, which means our money
With popu ation of $4,000 Peep e
what better or different treatment
does Waco get than any other WAY
station l. II 20, isct tina. you
get more business more cash out
Of " AGO thar you get from ali the
stations from v AGO 10 Taylor or from
Waco TO Fcft Wor.hy We mean
passenger and freight. Now what do
We GET Not shop; not a division;
not even trains SO the people est
come and 20 within reasonable nous!
stand up, MIR. Cotton Bell r X
you heard the gu stion we asked the
NJ, X & T. k. X. Will you please
answer? W hat do you do for Waco
more than you do Tor any way sta'
tion2'
s'aud up, Mr. H. x T G. r r
What have on 10 reply to the ques-
tiors We have submit ed TO the NJ K
& 7 and Co,ton Belt
Stand up, > A "a p X r. Yot
heard wha we said: What are yot
dong tr WAco2 1t is said OF you
that Waco telped you to build here
Now you take The cotton from nea
Waco the other way.
Waco has passed out Of "kne'
breechcs" long ago ard ae cxpec
some trealme nt Commensurate wltl
her commercial importance. We hav
had ail,his dear y believe d" and ,4f
we want. We demand some matoria
evidence OF your devoton--shop
division or better passenger accommo
datluns
The Waco Trading company ca
furnish your home from kitchen t
parlor w. HIGGINS,
Proprietor
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-14
higgins Writes About 3 Big P's-
Effecting Every Waco Man
and Some Women.

Underlying every ACTION and
prompting It's doer-be he man Or
woman--on BUSINESS MATTERS, will
be found the motive power IN one OF
these 3 Big p's, Policy, PREJUDICE,
PRINCIPE, These We place IN the
order most ir que n,ly used, Policy,
PREJUDICE, Irncipe. These are the
3 Big Ps, the THREE planks we all
stand on. Which one are You On?
When a. college at Columbia, Mo. +,
was IN shoe shop. The shoemaker
was very talka;iye, and said: 81
have been thinking OF Joining some
church in this town, but cannot tell
which one has the most members
needing shoe mepdng This WAS
policy, which the devil would brand
as "XXXX"--the very best. Two
men are running for office The
morals, the intelligence, the money
the life of city is involved. You ask
the BUSINESS men to side openly with
the cause al the BEST man, aud he
will say, "Ohl yes, know it is plain
but, but. we'll it is not good busine SIS
POLICY"
Ga the other hand, il you say PLAIN
LY-as is your PATRIOTIC DuTY-tha'
the INTEREST Of the people demand
the GLFEAT of one man and the ELEC.
TON Cf the other then you are charg-
ed, by the man who never knew q
PRINCIPLE, with "PREJUDICE. Sale
as. cct ssful business man: "a mer
chant is no account any way, for i
there is a PRINCIPLE and a POLICY
road he will take the POLICY and le
the PRINCIPLE 20 to D--Dallas
If . man objects to the SCHOOLS Of
any questionable method Of city
AFFAIns, the POLICY FELLOW, fed b.
PREJUDICE, can only see BAD policy
and charges prejudice. The unse list
man who acts from principle alone
can afford to stand up and say, "Thi
is right, or that is wrong You are
a kicker or a crank" is the argumen
of a Doodle taker or = bsrroom bum
The Waco Trading Company ha
followed PRINCIPLE, regardless o
POLICY or pREJUDICE-"Sink or swim
survive or persb," we will continue
to follow PRINCIPLE. There is not {
man or woman to say We have MOI
or that we are not succeeding almos
beyond parallel.
WACO TRADING CO.,
J. w. RIGGlNs, Proprietor.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-03-14

CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-26
Cur @arnuna.

"a eini9e &eier trOy unieres Oites
rem uuo w]ieoerbOlten GrIu6ens lire
gbDunementsidulO aQSu9roB baben
weroen ldIien uno uns 81 mebr ener=
gii6em 0Drgeben 5pingen uno be Dn=
oa mir es ais eine
Yiii6t betra6ten, anbere
SlQtter Ooroieen 4bOnnen=
gu UGrren, 10 babeH mir be-
i6lOlieH, Die Namen o~erielbeu au per=
Dhentli6en uno %be9innen OIeie @Obs
nit sinigeH. IS limb;
u. AIberti, &OleOO, :.
8. Rsabsnis uup W. Ra9, 4OmsrOD,
&aib.
:. ). Eettsr NIB Z. @sItsr, 4ctOn, u. 9.
mir psrosn pOraniabreu, ale jeue,
oeren ShuIo aIjubo6 angelauien 1T,
gu pubIi3ireR, 9ieies oieue sur @ar.
nuug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-26
SaubBeit taum uid]t furirt ,usrpen

our6 locale glpplicationen, oa lie ben
SIP Der &routbeit uidt errei6en ton=
men. &atarrb lit cine Sluts poer Gon=
ititutions=&rantbeit, uno I'M lie 81 bei=
len, miiBt Sbr innerlihe Seilmittel
nebmen. Sails &atarrb Sur piro
ein9enpmmen unb wirtt brett aui oas
Slut uno bic idleimi9e Cberfld6e.
SaQ's &atarrb=&ur lit teine Guatial=
ber=WteOi3in. Sic wuroe lett Sabren
pOn einem Der beiten glerSte oieies 2an=
oes peroronet uno lit Elm regelmdBiges
Eecept. Sic beItebt aus ben beiten
betannten Spnica, perbunoen nit ben
belten neutrality-suspicious., Die Direct
auf Die S6leimoberildt)e mirten. Die
pOQtpmmene Gerbinoung Der Srpei Be-
itanotbeile 1T es, mas iolG tuuroerpolle
&eiultate bel Der Seillng BON Satarrb
berOorbringt. SaBt Sud 3susnilie
umIont idifen.
). S. Gbenep & s o., 5oleop, 8.
Isrtauft bon 4potbstern, 20
Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-26
1eppi6s 1sppi9e !
&leiDertpaarcu
S0s. Sepi IL & o.,
Gte Der Z. uno WtainltraBe.
aus ben oeuti9 fatbulii9en &C.
meinDcn.

SsrS Seiu. - Seim bO6p. 9a=
ter Saumann bemertten mir wG6reno
Der Sage Der Yaliumsfeier als 8dite
ben bO6w'i item Gr5bii6Oi SaBer BON
WilDautee, ben bObw'i ten gii9Of
S6pebab Don ga GrOlle uno Wti9r.
3eIninger DuH Wlilpautee, iOpie cine
beoeutenoe SeIu6ersabl oeuti6=tatbOli-
ider geiitlider Serrn aus benz StGate.
gm WOntas beiu6te Der bo6m'ite
GrSbiidOf &aBer uno Die anoeren GGite
bic bliibenoe pfarridule uno es CAB
sinen Sag Serien fir bic ainOer.
g I. Warie n. - 8eim bO6,p.
@atsr Spbannss mar gii9of Martp
BON SiOur Sails, g. O., 5u 8aite
wGbreno leines auientbaltes 9elesent=
lid Der paliumsieier.
Ser bo6w'ite GrSbii6oi SennsNp bat
benz bO6W. Batter SObannes beauftra9t
an ieiuer Stelle bic SeritatiOn Der
Stride oe5 bO6w. u. &iibrsmann gu
Mtount Carmel por5unebmen. Die
Seier iinoet am |. SttOber itdtt. Gep.
&ilbrsmann DON SerS Se'u piro sben=
lalls 5u9e9en lein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-26
Die 0ranouns zines Staatsuerbanoes
fur Soma.

@ele9entIi1 Der 80. SabresDeriamm=
lung oes Qentral=Gereius gu Ct. &Ouis
bieltsn Die Iele9aten OOn Soma Grtra-
periammlun9en unD es pnrOe Der all
0emein gebeGte WunI6 aus9ciiibrt uno
Elm St0NtsuerbanO fiir Soma ge9rIn=
Oct. Als tempprGre Seamten wuroen
ermablt:
ErailOeut-Rep. j.. 5. Rruue, Souerbiu.
SGces fralOent-I. !. NlenlIeot, SiOur
9Itp.
observation-disclosures Gonner, Dubuque.
Qrecutip. QomIts-S. StGuo, Soma Gitp
Stepbau GObmeler, Sort WaoiloH; George
Rumpj Burlington Z. ". lSeruer, gu.
buque; =. Z. Noiimam, Ee Ntars ISM.
Weyer, 81. NIcaS; Iusuit fHiiner, gutteI.
berg.
Nm Der S%ebauptun9 Der Sa~9esbldt=
ter, Die erite Subresusri0mmIuns psroe
bier in SubuQue a~bgebaltsn lperosu, III
biz jeBt nod teine Wabrbeit. Wir
werOsH oieie Nngele9enbeit in ben toms
menoen WO6en al eoitorieller Gtelle
uG0sr belpre6en uno Den oeutI6en
&atboliten oes StaQtes Die notbpenois
gen &euntnilie III Der al~neelesenbsit
mittbeilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-26
0erbanpIuneen oes snpsrpt'
torsnratbes BON Dubuque
Gountp.

SiBunep pom Rittuob, ben 20.
Sept.-9as Sinan3 GOmite empfabl
bic Dfientli6s Serltei9eruns Der Got
go. 5 in Simpions Aooition gegen
gaar, wslbe Ieriteigerung Dffentli6
an9s,ei9t peroen iol. Ser &DrlAla9
wurOe babin amenoirt, OoB er nur Got
5 in symptoms Iooition betreh fen iOu.
Gin Geiud Der @slpObner ppn Spers=
bile, cine Bride iiber Den Wiiblenoamm
su bauen, iiber melhen Die Slinois
Central unD Unions traBe pailiren,
purps auf ben Slid 9ele9t.
Gin Geiu6 BON u. &uIiel um so
uup Elm Geiud Don Souatban GouuOllp
um sl75 GriaB fIr Gerlult our6
SbierihaDeu muroen ni6t erlaubt.
Gr muroe Elm SeibluB sur Grneue=
run9 Der Stsle y. W. GrapfOros als
Rit0liso Der Soldiers Relief Com
mission gefaBt.
Iuf Gunniu9bam's Qntra9 puroe
Den Observation-Disclosures peitere
80 Gage gu Den Geitimmun9en ibrer
Charter erl0ubt, I'm ibre Sinie allBer=
balb Der Staot9renSe biz sum 6ren6
Greet 5u perlGngern.
IS puroen Der Staot Sl47.22 fir
Die &erbeNerung Der Alep binter Dem
GourtbauIe beiablt.
u. u. Cooper fra9te GanSellirung
Don llmld9en auf Geloer uno 8utbo=
ben uno um Wieoereritnttung BON $l62
Stelern. @urOe pernieien.
Geiud Der 6rau 9orOtbsa Seller I'M
SO GriaB pe9en 5bieri6aoen, wurOe
nibt oerbnnoelt.
Qlsoann nuroen Die Gidter uno
S6reiber Der StimmenpIGBe ilr Die
tDmmenoe G%puntDipabl ernannt.
Sie Steuerrplle muroe als fDlgfn=
oermaBen fir 1893 an9,tlnoist:
Staatsiteuer, 2 Wtiu pom Collar.
GountpiteuCr, 4 Wtiu pom Collar.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3 Wtiu pom Collar.
GouutpibuIiteueru, l DILL pom Collar.
,Srreubaus Soipttal= S~teIeru, 3 Ntil pom
Collar.
Eeioucers Sntereiieu : Steueru, II Niu
pom Collar gllo cine lcrlonenlteuer pom 81
Gents.
lie Steuer aui 6uupe: so Gents iii,
ieoeu mGuuIi6su ulO 81 90 iir ieoeu welb.
lideu Suuo.
Sir ben nSoloiers Re!ief 6Inc", I Usiu
Sritsuiteuer, 3 Dill.
Sir SeiisrioW lopuibip / Wiu fIr perer
geiunobeitSbebOroe.
Sir bic SntorpOratIOu gpuOrtbs 5 Miu
fIr ibr Sownibip.
Sann puroe bic Gertbeilun9 Dee
S6ulipnos oui pereu eiuSelne @eitim=
mungen ertldrt. Sarauf @ertagune
sine die.