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The morning call., 1893-09-16
rEYP wANTED-CoNr1NUED.


COOK WANTS WORK IN SMALL PLACE OR
\ lunchhouse. Room 1872 us Howard stl5 3*
YOUNG MAN WISHES INSTRUCTION IN
I English branches; day or evening. Address
j. K, box 5. this office. sel4 81
NFIDDLE-AGED ENGINEER WANTS WORK;
IM can do repairing pe-ittlng: will work for
moderate wages: references. Address L., box 95'
Call Branch once. SER oI-
GERMAN YOUNG MAN. LATELY ARRIVED
a from Hamburg. seeks work: goOd carpenter;
Gail or address +. $, 1925 ~ california ST "A oI+
- DUTCHERS-YoUXG MAN (GERMAN>, Alb
= round. wishes situation; city or country pa
Ellis st. oo-1 -
CITVATION WANTED AS NIGHT WATCH
- man at a mill or a factory; city or country can
give rood references CHARLES NEW Man ooI
Washington ST.. oakland 500 ~
T7NGINEER WANTS JOB AS ENGINEER OK
y fireman: handy with blacksmith tools Ad-
dress J. w w box SO. Call Branch sell IT.
"a ANTED-YoUNG MAN % WOULD LIKE A
W position as barkeeper; terms moderate: a. 81
references. Address P, box 165. CAL Branch.1zo o.
JAPANESE FIRST CLASS HELP FURNISHED
- by Pacific Enterprise Co., room ~ ZZz fGst g.
Telephone 5Sl7. So 80
The morning call., 1893-09-16

VOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE POSITION IN
4 physiciau's Office as assistant; years expert
ence; references exchanged. Address L. A. B.,
I'll Tennessee st. seI4 3t*
The morning call., 1893-09-16

DESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES
IL WORK a few hours a day. Address s. r., s59
Folsom st.
The morning call., 1893-09-16

FR To Eraternai and Other Societies
80 Handsomely furnished halls TO let In Shiels
building, 80 o'Farrell ST., at reasonable rates.
ADply to the iRnitor- iVS 6m
The morning call., 1893-09-16

WANTED BY AN EXPERT ENCED COOF
w situation as cook In lunch house. Please cal
30 Mfnna st Sel5 2t&
The morning call., 1893-09-16

VA OMAN WANTS SITUATION TO COOK AND
w do downstairs work; also plain washing
TMentE-SiNth 81. and ErVnnt ave. y
The morning call., 1893-09-16

- ELIABLE WOMAN WITH CHILD 2 YEARS
IL wants situation in private family or hotel to
do any light work; small pay. Please call or ad-
dress 273ls MinBa ST. sells 3t*
The morning call., 1893-09-16

Al IDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS SITUATION
NI in American family TO do hOusework; is good
washer aud ironer: good reference. Please call
or address 1924 Howard. room B. sells 2t*
The morning call., 1893-09-16

Ia OMAN WANTS HOUSECLEANING AND
W light washing by the day. Inquire at 263 IA
Clara st. seI4 3t*
The morning call., 1893-09-16

n GOD AMERICAN WOMAN WISHES WORK
" (no means): would do work of small family
or assist general work; strictly temperate; light
WAGES. CalI imm mediateIy 72O Howard. room 10. :
The morning call., 1893-09-16

y DUNG GERMAN WIDOW DESIRES POSI-
} tiun as houses eeper or 1rst-casS cook for a
gentleman's family. Address ~, box 81, Call
Branch Once
The morning call., 1893-09-16

DKESsMAKEK, FINE FILTER AND TRIM
~ mer. sews 75c day: city or oakland. Il.
box 80, Call Branch Office.
The morning call., 1893-09-16

Young GERMAN GIRL WISHES A PLACE
L TO do general hOusewOrk; German family pre-
ferred. Address Il Albion ave. sells 2t<
The morning call., 1893-09-16

IA ANTED BY A YOUNG WOMAN, FIRST
w class seamstress. work by the day; lately
from the East; or would do any other light work.
Please address c. T.. box lO7. Call Branch se15 2*
The morning call., 1893-09-16

DELIABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION IN
II small private family 10 do general houSeWorK.
Please call or address 6O2 Howard St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
H. CO-TER, Committee
GEORGE ~ilEn,LNN;S {
ANTHONY J. TIoMAS'
Limit of Time
for DepOsiting
Charlotte, Col. and Augusta
Columbia and Greenviile'
East Tenn, Va. and Georgia.
and
Louisville Southern
Securities.

Pursuant TO the provisions Of the agreement daen may
,so2 Tor the rsorraniIauon Of the Richmond anu
w., pain, Terminal Railway and Warehouse Company
.no ia SUBORDINATE COMPANIES the oo""'"
therein named has limited to July Sth' 1870 l" -
.o,ocL noo, the time Of acceptance OF san as''c
ue,, bv holders Of the bonds mentioned below
Under the provisions Of said agreement ou's''"''"s
E,r., Cou.o dntcd Mortgage per cent bonds o,
the CHARLOTTE COLI NbiA ~"
RAILROAD COMPANY, ,,,,,.
FRS, Mortgage per cent. bonds OF the 'U''' ""'
Avn fVEENyILLE RAILROAD COMPANY,
sccoud Mortgage u per cent. bonds OF 'ne WI. va
M. AND t.REENvILLE RAILROAD 'oMrANn.
Iu,proyrncnt and Equipment bonds OF '"'
TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEoK"N H"'"
WAY COMPANY, r,.r
Mrs, Extension Mortgage Bonds or the ENHI
TF\NEs.EE VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILWAY
COMPANY. xyssrr
General 1lortga &c Bonds of the EAST IENN
vInCIyIa AND GEORGIA RAILWAY CcMPANn'
H., prefcrrcd stock of the EAST TENNESSSt'
vtUcIvI. AID GEORGIA RAILWAY CONfANh'
.ccoud Preferred stock of the EAST TN 49,. T.
VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILWAY tOMrAN, :
Cannon -tocl OF the EAST TENNE~>EE' 'IR"'NH
AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANf'
Nor,g,ae Bond. Of the LOUISVILLE SOUTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY, - pan
S,ocL of the LOUISVILLE SOUTHERN RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY ~ A.,
mus, therefore be deposited the Office OF DreNel MOT
gan & Co.. % Waist, Ne"Nor@' not iater '""" ""'
Sth, 1893. nj ~ o'clock noon. ,,
ID .rosis after that date u acc"pt'o, VIII ue
o,,v mon surn terms a. the Committee shail deem NJ
tG:r H;. CG- TTIHiEkinMAx. COMMITTEES
H\TiiGNY J. THOMAS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
A}ol.4o0

Van. , 10 June A.. 1,575oii l.7oi,eoo 0ol4oo
MEXICAN NATIONAL.
1918
Second week In June TS4ui1 g. i@22 o-a yGi
jan L 70 June H.. lc'''lo i''"',o'' i''''''
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEHAS.
Numosr OF mrs. -. o,-o ns} ST., log 500 OG9
Second "ee In ia ,"o' S-Gs 737 200 252 233 907
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
no. lo77 llO5
Numosr OF mics 49, s,oG 90 stos oil 500 sos
Teco%' 49, III "0' $50 IA 4O4l5l4 4,4Gl ,o32
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Number Of miles ~! - a., eos ho-
Second in June. slO5 III ~ ~ ~ a., 80
jan j to juno Ii. cs3G.0o6 @.Go2439 22i7ooo
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE From NEW''Ohh'
rnr ,ha ve.k SD sli 5 30G 673 - al, 80
Since January 1lGI $50 Gal 10. $50 AZ 1Gl 45ol-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
tI,poprAv FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. June 90 4 p. m--on.ols, 80 Is TOR
money and 30 $40 for the account, New iOih' rem
svIvanta and Ohio first mortgage bonds. "a Ere
Second consos. 81 "a; Illinois Central 90 Mrx,csh
ordinary II 81: St Pau! common. 30 - ftnisNi l.
vonia ~ as Bar silver Is quoted at - La per
ounce. Money ID per cent, i9Tis adyces for q" the S
account and exchange on London at 70 francs 10
confines for checks. The amount OF bullion WIN
drawn from the Bank OF England Oh balance 'o"ay
is SO 900. ~ - -, 49, ,ooo,,a,
Bank OF Germany shows an increase IN specie Vi
so 600 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

WILL DEPOSIT in Bank or Safety Deposit
Vaults. Merchandise which vii realize go 900 at
forced sale security for lean Of $lj OOO or four i've
and slA months at twelve per cent Address
MANUFACTURER. Tribune ONE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
finanrial.


OFFICE OF
THE PHILADELPHIA and READ
ING RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO. ~. SOUTH FOURTH ST" P"iLA'
PHILADELPHIA, June y 1893
TO the Security Holders:
THE PLAN OF REIMBURSEMENT PROVIDES As
FOLLOWS.
For nrc,eut issue OF s22,00O.00O Co'ate'"'
Trust Bonds, which will not impair the r's"'' "
my of the other securities OF the COMPANY
p For the purchase at pnr. they mature q" '"e
pom. of the General Mortgage Bonds Tor tue
years. bu, only " tho necessities Of tue 'o"p""'
require ia n not tho coupons will be paid In ea'"'
g. For certain couces.ions by the Lch's" '""e' """
road Company, and by the oo"""o"e
p.,,oa.,rh,, Re,ding and New.Engand R""rsao
..m,.nx ,h. f,ctty.burg and Harrisburg ha"roA"
.om,onv. the phiIadel phia and Frankfort Ka''ro""
Company. and the Lancaster and a"'''' VIM
Narrow Gauge Railroad Company
4. For n Voting Trust for .eVe" years.
, . .,na;ca,e representing s29.OO0oO0 Is PLEDGED
-, .rrx tho plou into effect IL the nssents OF inc
c...o, ,or,.ose Bondholdcrs aud stockholders
are sufficient.
THE PLAN ACCOMPLIsHEs'
g, Tn. nroceed. Of the Collateral Trust nono' VIII
uou,do,, ,be nontins debt Of the Co"pany' re-
lena. from Jeopardy s13,OO0.oOo OF 'ec"r'"e.
,o,v r,cdaed for SO, s67 900 Of debit pay o" MI
the outstanding notes Of the COMPANY
,., ,oxv in use and necessary for tue opera
,ion Of the rend, cancel all prior co"P0"' '"'
cho.ed, and pay all overdue claims
p .xo,d. foreclosure and consequent di'ntes'a''o'
, ,..,c. interest on the General Mortgage n'n"'
for five years, and possibly for all tme'
.. ... ;n,crcst. of the Inc me Bondhoiders
and stockholders, In order that 'nes n"' "0'
H.. h.,.6,. n result from the natural increase III
tho bu,ine.s aud from conservative an' e'"'
monica n administration.
yu...r,.. III, valuable connections made since
1856.
. rure.a continuity of mnna cement for seven yours
,,.rruu,cd by contests for control by unfriend'y
or spec uIati,e interest
CONDITIONS OF SUCCESS OF PLANE
The assent of the holders Of Ninety per cent OIL luz
GENERAL Mortgage Bonds.
=, nh. ..eut Of the holders OF sixty per cent Of 'n'
y stock.
rhe.c a..eut. must be given by JUNE ~ 1885, o'
,gnu,urs. 10 the agreements in person. or oy power
: Of attorney.
: Comic. Of tho PLAN explanatory statement agree
n men.. md powers Of may be Obtained upo
,, app,icntion TO the Farmers Loan aud Trust 20"
. ,ouv. New.York, 227 south Fourth II" fhaoe'p"'"
e and u,.b,,ood House, Old Broad ST., London.
j. General Mortgage Bondholders and stoeH"oder
- .,,,1 IN the plsu do not thereby bind themseNe
p, ?. IN .ub.cribe TO the Collateral Trust Bonds.
H.. JOSEPH =. HARRIS,
n President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
OFFICE OF THE
Philadelphia. and Reading
Railroad Company,
%, SOUTH FORTH STREET,
Philadelphia. May %, 1893.
Tofhe Holders ot'the General Mort
gage Bonds Of the Ph"ddetp"'"
ana Rcadimg RditrOad Company

Tho holder, o, the general mortgage BONDS oil 'e f"'
delpnl, ani Reading Railroad Company are heFeoy re-
a,d ., emil at the oslce Of the company, aud 70 syn
a. ,o,o.ed r.-mrnt between The Phsd"phia anu heau'
IN, r,tr,,i company the Pennsylvania Company Tor III
.nre. on Lives and Granting Annuter ana me holuet,
q, the n.ra mortgage bonds To- tn sac 70 te sali reau'
,,ania company Tor Insurance- On Lives ana "'ahu'E
nnl,,e. rsce cash al par OF Ten cOupos " VI u'c
-cI.,cd interest a. they mature beginning Win Mat Oh
Il, l-o3 and including that OF Jan l. 1888 10 DC he'u
. .cnrv FOR the proposed issue OF coupon trust ceFuh
a in ar,o dance with the provisions OF the pan 10 tne
s,s,ue,s O, the Of the Phiadclphii ana heauhE
r.,,d conpsnv aud the Philadelphia and Ka1ils OVa1
an, r,o, COMPANY aud FUNDING OF the hoatns anu
oh. nd. h,,,nc,, now In default The agreen'h, Also
,,. the hondho der, to tax" said cers al
mr. nse,d Of selling tie coupons interest ana MAKES
h crn ate. redccmable los cert ana acerucu n'
tors, o,, O, the first money, applicable thereto
Notice l. hereby that ia order that the pan NAV
- on.ra.tv. and he carried into effect. IL iS necessary
MAJ ,bc noldcr, OF upwards ninety per cent oil the gen
ri ,r,rar, bond, should become parties 10 the siiu
r cnen OH or before 2is day oil June 1919 OF inc
plan will be- abandoned
comics Of the ,ali plan and explanatory statement ana
q, tina proposed agreement with tie general mortgage oond
,,d ,n he obtained at the offices OF the company, No
or south Fourth Phllad 'iphia; the Farmers oa
d T,ust Com,anv New York. and Da,hwoSd House Ok
BROAD ST. London
nv order Of the Board Of Managers
JOSEPH :. HARRIS,
pres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
NOTICE OF TRI -TEE'> SALE.

HlCHNOND AND wIsf POINT TLEMlHA" RAIL
WAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY IN TEI'
CENT. COLLAILRAL TRUST MOEI"A"h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
financial
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

o,n AND WEST POINT TERMINAL RAIL.
nv ,yn WAREHOUSE COMPANY FIVE PER
W.T. W. CONSOLIDATED FIRST COLLATERAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
Ohio and Mississippi and Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern
CONSOLIDATION.
To The Ohio and Mississippi First and second Con.
soiidntcd Mortgage and Springfield Division bond'

TO the Ohio and Mississippi First and second Con-
soIidntcd Mortgage and Springfield Division Bond.
holders;
Over S. per cent Of the o. and NJ General Mortgage
per cent BONDS and junior securities Of both companies
having been deposited undr the Plan OF Consolidation,
the FARMTRS' LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF
New York is now prepared 70 receive deposit, of the
above bonds
Under the Plan holders will b. entitled 10 receive in
exchange for their bonds AZ pr cent First Con-
s,idaied Morteage GOLD Bonds principal and inteTcs
guaranteed by the Baltimore and OAio Railroad Conn any
the following basis:
For each 81 900 q the First Mortgage CCfRf.N'f
Bonds ST. 100 cf the GOLD BoAds. For each slCo)
OF the Second Consolidated Mortgage CCRikNtf bonds
81 900 In new GOLD Bonds. For ,ach 7lCOo OF the
Springfield Division bonds Sl,l5O in re" GOLD Bonds
The Farmers Loan Trust Company Will issue iis
negotiable certificates for the securities deposited.
Further details may Obtained Oh nC Farmers Loan
ana Company. % William stIcet 0. Edward Eiuce.
Secretary TO the Committee, No. Wall street. New.
YORK.
Dated New.York. juno Il. 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
finanlldl.

| ,hnu June ~
! A. Co 20 Wal.st, New-l OH ""' '
,S9t nj , o'clock Z. VI. .,.o1
r,ono.s after that date accepted VIII DC PC, 81,
-, .,n .,h Term. a. the Committee shall uc''" Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
COLUMBIA AND GRHENvILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
III ., ,oranRe Bond. 10 receive interest Mt per cent
in ca III and per cent IN preferred STOCK OF tue W."
tompnny FIR five years from lamar, | iso3 aud NJ /"
mo, cent in en- al thcrcnficr Their present norgngr
lien to rcman undsi urbcd except n TO mtcrr-' NJ
nbovcl or il in order carry out this Arrangement
forec losare be found necessary ne" """"' VI" '''"
u u to be ubstitutcd
second Mortgage Bonds to receive 1I1 per cent In
urrfcI re d stock of the New COMPANY.
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
RAILWAY COMPANY IMPROVEMENT AND
EQUIPMENT BONDS.
priucioai of present bond. be reduced to ~ per
cent OF present amount the principal ~ reduced to
b.nr interest Mt per cent. for years from March J.
1913 aud per cent. thereafter the present mor'-
rnre lien 10 remain undisiurbcd except ns TO reduce
lion of interest abo,r or III order 10
carry This .nneemcn foreclosure he found ncce'-
sary nc bonds Of equal lien the above basis 10 be
substituted -
The coupon which mnturcd March 1sf, 1893. viz,
s2J per bord he purchased nj ii- face 'nuc' pay
able completion of the reorganization
In addition 10 the above Improvement ""d Equip
mcnt Bonds receive 80 per Gen. OF their present lace
| value In preferred stock Ofihe New Company.
This makes total Tor each improvement a"i Equip
| nent bond Of
10 per cent having present lien except as above
or len equal and bearing interest at per
| cent H. ) year, March /, 1893, and at . pee
| cent. thereafter.
| 20 per cent in preferrcI stock Of the New Company
| s25 in cash on completion Of the reorganization
| A copy Of the plan OF reosaillatloh WIN the>e
| changes inserted therein, has been MED with the de-
| positaries
The changes are subject To the right Of abandonment
by the Committee If objected TO- "a IN the agreement
| provided.
Amy further information connected
with the reorganization. which may
be desired by security holders, Will be
furnished on application at the Office
/ NJ nrexel Morgan 10.
The Committee to itself the right TO terminate
| az any time the privilege Of cepo,tne as above
DREXEL, MORGAN & CO.,
! Depositaries.
| G.. II. COSTER.
| GEORGE SHERMAN. Committee.
| ANTHONY j. THOMAS>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
Wnited States
Wort9a9e 90.
Chartered 1871.
S..,,,,,s 100000

Capital e~'"OO'
G.-rI,s 100000
80 CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK;
Thi. Company has all the Trust Powers granted oy
tho Ranking Inv. of the state OF New York. together
with special charter privileges. Loans Money on
Bond and Mortgage. Issues First Mortgage Trust "od
Bonds. Allows interest on Deposits. I"@cs I"''re
Charge of Estates. Acts Trustee. Registrar 1rhs'
fer Agent, Pays Coupons, Executes all trusts
OFFICERS.
CHARLES X. HENDERSON............-:::. i,rc-deni
ITTHER kOCNrZE. ice. ircruch'
GEcKGE ~ Vol N(:.........s I'd vice Pres'I N Treas
ARTHUR TlRN3t IL ,-.---.-A s>'s"h' t.rna"ar,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
COITMHIN. 'l, JAHt =. lc'Sc
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the 70

unhus street. kaIWay 'o - c1,7,,,I $50 n he
d@nd Of one pcr cent. upon d. taptii ~ " Vii
Son,,anv payate June 3oh on Nj Icy, ra' ,a.h The
So ,a,ai.d 10 Stakeholder. - r"crd Jun -, ,o.h
r,nsfer books will be closed from ~, . .h ~ tent
both inclusive. /. T.. 49, = --- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
xrw-xnsK 1ENrRAI. ND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
u,UE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of thi Isl. I9i

rny nave declarsi the p pn9 9IYSfTr' on is sp.
ccx payable at Office on the ' iss ea sbo 81 dSG
'loi ~ arcordance with circular issued 70 ~ r,pa
Apsil asth 1893 iesartne ,hr n, books vii B. Coss,
=, oelocK p NJ Thur-dly 'nnr l ,H anu
at 10 O'CLOCK a. "a y V. W. IO>SiTER Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
Limit of Time
for DepOsiting
Richmond and Danville
and
Georgia Pacific
Securities.

Pursuant % the provisions Of the d,ted May
1898 for the reorganization Of the Richmond and West
Point Terminal Railway and Warehouse Company and
It's SUBORDINATE COMPANIES. the COMMITTEE
thcrtln named has limited I, June ~ 1893, 3
o'clock y. W.. the time of the acceptance OF said
agreement by holders 81 the Consolidated Moftgasc per
cent Of Richmond and Dsn,ie Railroad Com
pany and bonds and stock Of the Georgia Pacific Rail
way Company
Under the provisions OF said asic cement. outstanding
Consolidated Mortgage 5 Per Cent. Bonds OF the
RICHMOND AND DANvILiE RAILROAD CON.
PANY.
First Mortgn GO b Per Gem. Bonds OF the GEORGIA
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
Consolidated second Mortgage Per Cent. Bonds of
the GEORGIA PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
Income Mortgage Bonds Of the GE0RGIA PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Stock Of the GEORGIA PACIFIC RAILWAY COM.
PANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

Br-rIEH. sTILLMAN & HUBBARD,
Attorney for Irp-''c.
II Wall ST Ncw.Icrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

offi BroadSay New:Yak June r. 1.S'
nIVIDEND no. of ONE PER CE t;,lr 1 9i
~ rsd August l. 1898, to stockholders oi te'o'' 'u'
H. 1893. ..r,,. tad. will clo.e July IA
,soR and remain closed until Aus,st ? 1873
b. order OF the Board OF pii,, rIrrvry Treasurer
- -. JOsIPII J.. lIhNt.i, ll-'--.-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-18

ROCK ISLAND switchmen threaten to
strike against the proposed reduction
of 10 per cent. on their wages.
THE yellow fever scare at Pensacola,
Fla, seems to have been unfounded.
An investigation made it probable that
the supposed cases were not yellow
fever.
New RICHMOND, O., was reported
burning up on the morning to the 18th
A VOLCANIC eruption is reported to
have occurred at Cape Harrison,
La brador.
The trouble at Meachambeat, Ala,
was reported about over. Three of the
gang were killed, but several of the
leaders made their escape.
MINNEAPoLIs was visited on the 18th
by disastrous fire which destroyed
200 houses and rendered hundreds of
people homeless. About $1,000. 900 dam
age was done.
THE Omaha division of the Order of
Railway Telegraphers has notified the
executive committee that unless Ram
sey is tried at once they will ask for
the appointment of a receiver.
THE gates of the fair were open last
Sunday, but most of the-exhibits were
covered and the attendance was very
slim.
LIEUT.. PEARY's vessel has been sighted
off the coast of Labrador. The eXpe-
dition has been greatly delayed by
storms.
HoKE SMITH has decided that he will
do nothing toward opening the Kicka-
poo lands until after the strip has been
settled.
THE new cruiser Minneapolis, twin
sister to the Columbia, has been sue
cessfully launched at Philadelphia.
SEVENTEEN persons were killed and
forty injured by n train going off a
steep embankment near Pont y Pridd,
Wales.
FIRE in the extensive packing estab-
lishment of Nelson Morris & Co, at
Chicago, destroyed a large portion of
the plant. Loss, $780, 200.
THE silver debate was continued on
the 18th in the house, but the attend
ance was small, many members having
left the city.
The board of lady managers of the
worlds fair adjourned after protracted
squabbles subject to the call of the
president.
THE result of the bicycle races at
Chicago left Zimmerman with the title
of champion of the world"
AT a meeting of the finance commit
tee of the senate Senator Vest said that
no bill for the unconditional repeal of
the Sherman act could pass the senate.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-08-18
THE WES1.

LAWSON \. GRAY, a heavy cattle
owner, who has immense herds in Okla
homa, says the soldiers are burning the
grass on the Red Rock and Black Bear,
Cherokee strip. Thousands of acres
have been bCrned over.
Gov. 0sBDRN, of Wyoming, has de-
cided not 20 appoint anyone to the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Senator Beckwith, until the senate
Eettles the legality of appointments.
a BODY which has not been identified
was found buried in the water under
some shingles at the scene OF the Big
Four wreck at Danville, III.
ROBERT MOORE, of Christian county,
Ill, set fire to an old hay stack to burn
out skunk, and burned sixty acres of
meadow and eighty tons Of good hay.
GEN. MILES, acting under instruc-
tions from Washington, has ordered all
the troops in the Indian territory to be
in. readiness for an invasion of the
Cherokee strip on instant notice. In
view of this command it is believed in
army circles there that the strip will
soon be thrown open to settlers. Be
fore this is done the troops will pa
frol the country and drive out all
'.sooDers."