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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-12
Anothcr FnInt Hope.

CHICAGO, July 12.-It is said that at.
torneys for Prendergast will attempt to
find loophole for the escape Of their
client. by alleging that Juror Steinke.
who committed suicide Tuesday night,
was insane at the time Of Prendergast's
erial
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-12

Seth l.. Horton, clerk OF the police de-
partment, was taken to the hospital this
afternoon. Abouta week ago Mr.. Horton
orene set IN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-12
Only an Inconvenience.


CHICAGO, July 12.--The stock yards
strike spread during the morning toabout
500 men. They were employed as meat
cutters, tabouts and general
laborers. Slaughtering was being done
at all the houses and the packers said the
strike would amount only to tenn
porary Inconvenience. Guards sur
rounded all the packing houses but no
evidences of violence were seen. The Stock
Yards Switching Association posted no
tices today that all employees who reported
for work tomorrow would be reinstated,
but that the places Of those who did not
return would be filled by strangers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-12
NOT VERY SERIOUS.

BY The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 12.-It was rumored at
the stock yards this morning that all
packing house men would strike At 10
O'Clock. As q consequences very little
business was done. The Armour and
Swift companies were running with
small force. The receipts were 5000 cattle,
5000 hogs and 5000 sheep.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-12
Arctic Center.

The business men of the place will hold
a meeting In No. Fire Station this even
ing for the purpose OF preparing cele-
bration to be neld on the day that the
electric cars are started. W.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-12
A ROW LIKELY.
Continued from Page ~
yet has made no move to resume freight
business.
BUTCHERS STRIKE.
Swift's Men Go Out This Morning
and others Will Follow.

Bp The Associated Press
CHICAGO, July 12.--Ali Of Swift's butch
ers havo gone out. Morris and Armour's
are going out at noon, and . company OF
cavalry haye been detailed TO their PACK
lug houses anticipating trouble at the
noon hour-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-12
Chicago Grain Notes.

qUorED nv A. p. wEEDHS.
Car Lots Today-Wheat, g.; corn, AS;
oats, 20; hogs, 5000.
Estimates Tomorrow 4; corn,
81; oats, As; hogs, 1900.
Heavy shipping hogs, si.S5 and $3.50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-12
Will. NOT STRIKE.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., July 12.-The ex-
ecutive board of District Assembly
1877, Knights of Labor, were in secret
session until q late hour last night and
after heated discussion, It Was
decided not to order the local men out in
response to Grand Master Workman
Sovereign's appeal. Resolutions were
passed denouncing President Cleveland
FOR ordering out'the Government troops,
and the arrest Of Debs was also con-
demned.
A Few German Bakers Out.
BY The Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 1.-TWO hundred bakers
in Heisler and Jung's shop struck this
morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-12
Cotton Market.

QUOTED by A. p. wEEDsx
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30
SHOULD THE GOVERNMENT ACT
70 Suppress Fraudulent Advertise
ments Of Worlds Pair Awards


Letters from both the chief Of awards
lOn agricultural At the Chicago WOrjd'r
Fair, Mr.. j. s. Browning, and the
Judge of awards on baking powders
expose the falslty of the claim made jn
behalf Of q Chicago baking powder
that IL received the highest award for
leayeniDg power keeping qualities,
purity and general excellence.
The judge u awards says that this
claim II false, that no such award wss
giyeD 10 that baking powder
Mr. Browning Ia his letter already
published alsO shows that there Wsf
no award given ~ the Chicago com.
paDy Tor the best baking powder.
II DOW appears further that the an
aIyses Oi the powders exhibited showed
baking powder made IN New York
altogether the superior n the Chicago
powder 10 both purity aud strength,
The government has prohibited the
use for advertising purposes of the
medals awarded ny the fair II would
be great protection 10 the public II
the government would also prohibit
tbs publication N false claims such ~
tbDse that have been ezposod IN TslR-
ilop ~ such awards.
The only oiielal eowpelitlye test N .
DaiIODal character from which con,
sumeTs can obtain Tie actual facts ~ ~
tbs felatiys yalues NJ all tbs principal
DfaDas ~ bakipR p0gdsT ~ tbe G0ug'
ny, is ibst made ~ ibe sRnepltufsl
department ~ Washington, u. q. n
~ baplsDs that ibis WA conducted W
fbe Hspe eminspt obsWlst whD aeisd
~ ygdKs NJ aBafds ~ lbe lbloaEo 90
luBblsu falI 40 las alfeaqg been
publisbsd, ~ ipis FkamlDAllgu ihe
it0ysl bsklug FqBde vas iouHd ~ le
tbn sVpsHor p0gdeT snd blgbest iD
lsagspluR FiffuRfbl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30
CottIe Block,
IN TIE SOCIAL REALM
Mr.. and Mrs A L. Brown Celebrate
Their Tin Wedding.


II vas ten years agn the 3sib % this
month that Mr. A. l.. Brown and Miss
A L. Wet Wefe married 10 Des
Molbes, lows, aud last night bAnd OF
some hfIy friends aBd relatives gathered
AZ their home on Commercisl street TO
I'D them good cheer o. they pa-s-d the
"tIn" lnile-po~t ~ their journey 81 life.
The hume bad b en- very tastily
decDra.ed throughout with ivy. ferns
aud white crysautbewums. The walls
abounded wiih star aud crescent decDra-
tioUs, made Of tin and in the parlor
were large figures 1854 1894 arranged in
= manner that had very pleasing ef-
E c'.
Lack Ofspsce fyrbids the eBumera-
ton Of the gifts received by the happy
pair last eyeninr. To an iDexper-
iencrd eye il lpoked as if everything
from al egg best,r TO q wash boiler
was contained in the large pile Of pres
ents carefully laid away iu the dining
room. Mr.. Brown was the recipient OF
two presents that will be mentioned
however, one WAS a large tin badge six
inches ia diameter, that proclaimed him
chief engineer Of tie Salem Water
Works, and the other was fine large
box OF Havana cigars. These presents
came respectively from the president
and superintendent Of the water COM
pany.
The guests began to arrive about 8
O'Clock. At IaIf.past ten mock mar
rage cersmOny was performed by Rev.
a. L. Hutchinson, Mr.. aud Mr.
Brown being in costume. The reverend
gentleman entered into The humUr VI
the affair and 1t WIS intensely enjOyt d
by all. A excellent supply Of refresl =
ments were brought forth al IL O'c Ock
aud /. was we'll after IL before the guests
had departed and Mr.. Brown and his
wife found themselves alone and with
scores Of pleasant memories to dwell
upon.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. /. Brown, Rev. and Mrs. Hutchi-
son, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Viesko, Chss.
Parmenter. =. A. McFadden, K. l..
West, J. A. Van Eaton, Joseph Martin,
Is. r. West, VIM. West, X. d. HOl-
man, A. B. Smith, J. p. Frizzell, Mrs.
Marcy West, George Stutzman, o. d.
Hutton. John Chase. w, 4, BOothby.
VIM. Anderson, &. d. Snyder, -
Burton, J. g. Brown. Misses Mabel
Hutton, Linnie Slufzmsn, Lizzie
Daeglelsh, frankie Price, Belle Brown
Augusta Newton, Belle West. Viva
Boothby, Annlce Thornton. Messrs.
J, 81. Martin, John PenneOaker, Thos.
King. j. w. King, Ralph King, w.
Newton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30
and Butchers,
RELL OPP TIE WHARF.
". C. Psttyjohn the Victim Of =
Painful Accident.

Painful Accident.
In leaving the .. Il. 4 y. dock last
night, w. g. Pettyj9hD. Of Halrs
Ferry, accidentally walked on tie
wharf d that com J,any, and falling
s2ms twelve feet, struck on q large
ho1idsr. and - b.dly shattered bis
right Ieg that Il T. doubtful IL he viii
yer have the complete use % it sgain.
Re bad just emerged from the Office
aod the light from the window was
reflected 10 such = manner that IL had
the effect II dscsiyiDg Nr. Petty john.
vbo misiook the reflected rays Tor the
Sidewalk, add caused his l4ll The
accident iiseif might have
b en faT less serious 90 IT,
consequence had hs not struck
the Facg. - tie water At that pisce
ass waist deep. 10 a JOUESAL re-
porter be said tDdsy bat Immediately
after tie droy he Old not realize any
pain, biz fret impression being that be
Dad J.eu Impaled % sharp rod oi
IRON, and il var This thought that
prompted him b tell Agent Powers,
Who bad assed him while yet ia the
water II be had suffered serious Injury,
hat he gas not hurt but wa unable To
sztncste himself
Mr.. Petty John l. Low at the home oi
Dis sister, Ars. Crump, whose residence
y over the Red Front drugstore. He
Jears bis pain, which IL excrucia ting at
lines, with the greatest fortitude, and
II a. cheerful a. II IL possible for brave
nan " be under his thal.
THE AAPDTATTOg.
After consultation held At O'Clock
his afternoon, it was decided that
impUtat.On would be necessary, a. the
bone was broken In a manner that at
solutely precluded anything but the
most severe treatment.
A successful operation was performed
Dy Drs Smith q Byrd about O'Clock
and the patient II doing as well a. can
Ne expected under the circumstance.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

1Af slesmti nsq " FbsYu afdYsa
Gpm rpnlsHd lasi BlRbf lg ihs place
~ ihs MaaDe, sbleD b aos undu -
psll ~ FWllspd Ibs hhsYsI BUi a.
iuiu a. ihf Hiy i0miVlVw gNplpR
no EpRsUf leA ibls W0iplgR til ibs
aiy sud sll lHnfu ~ Falfm plUgIVs
nlFbi
1Af Allpus s dVf ibls shelpp9U
Gplu psuspg snd slll pll'sldy epp.
upVs up 900 nYg ~ indspsHasge
ifiululpF M iNe HlDiplgs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30
Pork Packers
THE NEW BLIED SCHOOL.
An Institution bat Lately Completsd
Perfect ln EYerY Detail


The new home fyr the blind On the
gits r the Old mute scbooi b4s beef
cDmpleted and lt - lb truth . com
psrstiyely handsome and substantiai
building. II seems ~ Though tb0es
who have had charge of the bulldog
have done all 10 their power % maks
c0mfoftsDle sud pIsassnt the live
which nature hss ~ sighted.
Tie structure IL built " Oregon pile.
hard finished, painted On The outside .
very agreeable tint u yelioW With ~
proptisis trimmings and 6Dlsbed On
the inside with al the xii ~ he
DuiIders art.
On ne hnt foyf is tie supeTinleBd.
sar. oniee. Agouiug This 10 tie
u ,un is tie reception rom aud adjoin
i1E iLN again Is the gLsst ohamDei
and the 1upenDtebdeDrs living ryyni,.
gwO iypewntiDg TOoms, t~o pisn,
roms and . large chapel take 10 ~
rom on the frsi q ,DT.
The secODd stOfy bas been given u
~ the students b. De u.ed a. q dgIm.-
JDfy. There are sixteen I'D rooms sno
Ds neat way they are furnished ib
,nOugi to saiisfy the mOst bsiidiOus
<Ysfy thing j. kept 10 apple pie order
q the slespi z apartments, tDe linen
: ksDt scrupOiOOsly c,esD and the
mon white bed spreads are uost agree-
bic.
The third story II a. yet uDhnIsh'd
J0t when the demands Of the school
require II II will be fitted up a. dor.
nitJry.
The basement IL large room TUL-
ling nearly the entire length 81 the
0De. The kitchen aud dining room
re located here, The floor II made u
ssmeHt and pTecludes the rislDg u any
Moisture o, gases from the earth. The
iarge steam generator that ~ gen.
sTousIy supplies the schOOl with beat
~ also located IN the basement. The
Datb rOOms and closets and drainage
are made - nearly perfect ~ possible.
On each floor the former are DumeTOus
and 1t IL intended that the facilities TN
cleanliness afforded the students shall
be second 70 no other department IN
the school The building IL lighted
throughout by electricity and II i, safe
10 ray that the electrical fixtures used
here are 81 handsome and substantial
az csn b. found IN any public building
on the cOast.
The work Of beautifyiDg the grounds
II continually being carried forward.
Broad gravel walks are belng laid aud
q handsome lawn will sOOn besutfy
the surroundings.
lDsIde and out everything IL done
win an eye sjDgiy 10 the comfort,
happiness and health u the pupils, and
the slate NJ Oregon las IN the new
home for her blind az institution that
puts her IN the fOerank with her sis.
ter states that boast " superior aeeOm-
OdaliOBE fOT uufoTtunates ~ this class
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30
COAL, COAL

II you are iD need u eDei Of an,
Kind call On us and get eur pSiess. ID
either car IOts Or by the single ton. We
handle TIE following well known coal
which We will ssll cheaper than 700
can boy 10 Portland:
"SsWcsstle." "WslliDgtOD," "EOR.
Iish Channel" and Penn ."
We ssll On cI0@e margin and viii give
yOu a bsggsin n yOu want coal JFIe-
phone No. ~.
+. MITCHELL n 20.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

ffhfNNH ff#F"ff#fH
halsm merchants, Rei lslgs sblp
Blsnts " ggyds GOp ilr eAsi oFeI ibr
ugl0u pR0ih0 Iallgay ~ Portland
illsnos " hslsm w b0si bui poi . ib
sIe nisBRpR On aceDuDi ~ ihr delays
~ igansisf ~ ihai p'Agi n sssms illt
a, u holds sll sueb bmgbi iDi ibpi
egugpapy'F 0sn b0hi, ibr hDdpe, ibpF
isggsBily dslsylpg Rplis sogsisl dsyF,
lHsisaa W ullpldnR Dp ibr hisi bpsi
lesglBs ief kslfp Ibk ihe Fslsp
usslnllhniF ospna slsHd. ead bsFflsl
hsys slirsgg plseed llslT Dldfis fpf
lglillfl sbipmspis eY9 ils southern
psang Igg llf epsi dilnd ibis siil
pists Iaiif , inhp hlsbel bui ils umf
sslsg siil Lf Kissi lsipHldfisiipp
tpubp hHohlh0 a b0y saf Npna
fi0gilnE > nKsI ills mplping lpi jp.
Wgiafgd k1als fggl Rqna aguis hf
fpula poi hftp 6esp u
Hoi RopA a. 6Dspss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30
l0Hh HUGHES.

Dfalsg IN iiTgfeTiss, l'alBls,
lIllH, NinaOs lilAas, laTglullTi
aAa ihf 1lssi s9lDplflf blsfb VI
iigwnies " Hll hlaas M lhf
state ATilsis' blsisTlais, ,I.llsf,
mAlr ,ifmFHi sHd hlilHslss aia
hassi gaaillg VI Ahlhs bkE Dh
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

space prevents Continuing the list,
bot all O1T prices correspond Win tbs
above, dive us tflal, W. are not
befe for day Ouly, bot hops ~ says
OuT pstfOns cola f0f years ~ esule,
JOs, CLARK,
100 Count street,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30
Almost an Accident

The mOtOrmsn On one u the peDiten
tlary cSTs almost bad q misbap Isst
night, and It wasn't his fault either.
His car Vss bowling along between the
pen and the =. r. track, At fair rate
u speed, when he cav not twenty
yards ahead " him a wagon On the
track. He threw on the reverse and
applied the brakes 10 the mort approved
manner. and succeeded 10 stopping the
car before II cOllidsd with the ObstTuct.
ing vehicle. II seems that farmer,
whose name could not be learned, han
inhibited someWbat freely IN "sgus
calisDts," and a. consequence had
driven his team oG the ROAD. aud they
had stopped directly onto the track and
had II not been for the mOtOrman's
prompt action, the corner might nov
be holding an inquest. The team VA
finally persuaded ~ move On, and lh'
tlpsy driver started bOmswaTd singing
Iuslll y "We'll drive dull care away"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

IHI llpp hAHHhl hslfW bgBms
40 npl ~ lusg nDe - 49, ssph 900
plRgkil d nYi ~ niW hpa falie WyeN
Nsbti lHf nslilig ig ~ eslf saa
aana gppHi dflHg ~ sllpufHif hsl nei
. Nlif ~ plA llla ihf blEllfsl pHff
psl9 siillN ilf i'ssi 80 asSf shs N
unif sHa ill lpsfsi $3.50 D. lfi islf
~ sbsgi I aNi p HYYha ihf alHfifnif
NJ HHHlHF Hs hffu sY Hlssi iH Half
nB.gH - ihb ffsl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

MIL fY'y,'iit VA VIZ tfs'
.,.lSE .t'hlS a:
,.ls. ssIsH W lbs IlfaiyNhg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30
FOR RENT,

4 hnF afif ilpl $40 HHffHy ialH lss ulsn
sllp slsai silsilfAef N iAe lIAt ll4Nil
NNN faIe9 biAisss4 gSf fslfis
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

llWss AHN FHlH q a FNsHi a
Fsealrlep sh0 bw isfN M ~ ~
~ ihf iHs 80 aslf i#siHsl NJ ~
lulsna NsHf ihH MwNInF ~
49, pslelsffa , fsNHafisbi Hym
lflW lass Hbih M llf Hi eNa lfe
illfal slllplta ~ lfaalHee iis 49,
lHBfsifa N faiHf HHifsig sisai
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30


luug NJ nAiF euts NJ KY4a iHNH
YpialpipF Hlulf imlW Hn9 ipnulns
saiNL Hiih hnusf sng Nslu M fWh
e.uniy nsW Wiii isnHslly
sasptd ~ 49, NJ slNeh Islaps NJ sps
5000 FllDe spa ihnll ibHi 49, pNYHd
NJ svu ApWg W. itY1 pp hif psl
dtp lilsa Fsltmi ~ ~ huan hYf
FYfrI Nf A.
IHF MHHhn hrli fNNu'a hi
huli|nsay Ba $50 A. ihf Bfsiu ;
nfnH N fss9 sHi hifaaW phHN dlall
l,A ilt rtafI0N M fllHf N ~ fHH'ai
isafufui hf mbtf ilfw ibs sHy
NJ N lHnf ll y aniNflH'si iiffl
hWlf ilf neH NHf ~ baHf ang
alps ~ if hfp fwi i'satH bFpa
wa Mfw lhf ppHfif ~ HH
ullisnf lnlf slU Wns ihViasf - .
h ~ ~ ihf iff'afHw M Hif = D.
AWaE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

AlRoE FiE Tbs ssas0p IL upon us
sgd Yag Eaton has llis freshest suppl
~ ssedlsFs IAlsias, ouffaDts, GllTOB
ssssl cider And Gults ny bis pure
ffssb buck y hesi n0uI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30
OUR CUT PRICE.
Our Only Prices are Our Low Cash
Prices.

We do not simply sell one article low,
for bid, but every article In our store
" sold 20 that II will pay you 70 trade
with US, We will hereafter make
change 10 cent, and mark our goods
......dI.,Iu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30
A FACT.
KELLER 81 SONS
FuTgliufe Emporium 10 ibe
largest Dpe lp lhe @iy,

sw pmoEs pLEAsE ALL a,S
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

They never had better cooking 10 the
White House tbsD nov. That h De
cause they use Dr Pdees Baking Pow-
der
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

dehnenuy known that the 4lo clo'h
bound books just received by =. ),
Dearborn are veil worth as cents each.
See his line Or send foY list
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

a FIsE GEEEH CHARDALiRE.- The
FiIst Methodist church has recently
besn undergoing many very needed Ie'
pairs, but the one tbs. attracts the most
attention IL the fine new ~ jet cbanda'
lisr that nov gTaess The main audieDce
rom. II bA beautiful hEture and Il a
strong contrast t0 the old one recently
removed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

FsiHisig Als tskisE 40 Ysplsss " 40,
Nps sssihfg siisl ihg IslHs plpsnlpl
w gsnslsl BDIk Rad plgwipH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

FREsH roRs n 10 nog oui " lhs
pislksl, bot J. a Van Eslgg bass soms
eapnsa oslp lgsi 10 superior ~ sgy
syeI ulsg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

lhHAhlb u4nuf ~ ~ Hpi ~
~ NJ BHt ilf lHsaHlly a4aaf eu spb
Ylir NVi sf aif dplHF ihf hffl lsVpaig !
a0if a4Nf lnFs|sW .HH9 ~ lhf fflg 10
fsi pnnf lNdsf $40 lglf nnuld H4H
fla Nf ~ FlfiAF ihf lfsl N hsilsisAlsp
Des sH psifpns talsm eisaW ilsVHaly
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

90 dhsBta lHas hnl sll'sf hHff ~
slafsa ~ lbf hss fali lisaba isHlf
sna lri NJ NJ bpai isHillB sNl sli9n
aIfHa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

sboss, sboss, Shoes, sl ibs ssy Yorl
liagkei Ns0d
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

4 GROwIBG COLLEJE The deeis
ion ~ ths supreme court does not effect
tbe PbilOmath college in the lsast and
ne collsRe VIII continue ~ 90 busl Dess
~ tbe OLD stand, as before, The sebO0l
10 under excellent head way aud tbe
officers fsd thoroughly aDis ~ eog
iiuus, Bone N tbe cburcb buildiDRs,
erected since lbe division NJ tDs cbufeb,
afs eiisoled ~ ibis decision
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

DRDOs fgRb Although OpRop
dpef pOi falaf enUuRh rUfu ipT issd a,
Wblte has iAe yefy lesi ~ RfalU Hpd
psy fql sHlr spd 10 selllpR iiir p0sl f,l
81 fDf oAsil
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30
FARM FOR SALE,

improved farm, 81 acres. ~ mill.
o. p, oes iesn' 81, "a Ilr er mn rosd mi 5l.ss ~
timber and pasture new go, ~, ~, "a h
new barn sO1f0, windmill and ~ IA
orchard. Terms one.ihird cssb =. lrlt
Two 70 i've ears Ardre,s oy et'el,lf Ss11f a
premisCs. 'bqalfs .
tstuo A.. J.. NJ. BESSINGHOyY
salem Ofeya.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30
Jet Trimmings

40 Hhfd ulpif 40 ifnahHg iNlf
isll niap fYH ial,Yf sna M AZ
blany 49, aeslFnf hHa nalpiana
uepf AmonE llif llnlifai fifNlF
AZ 40 vel hOALf lAIfF
40 flanslea hsunEg spa lH.
miilnk W. rllss ihssi nRnpN
~ 1llHHlpEs naW iaD Vpphla
UllplhlOllf sif silielly pfp
lal ~ sp9 llsi9 sif Hsfa W
hess ilfp
T. HoIyePs0D Il Co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

fmsA PHFAsAhTs n VII som be-
against lhs lsg ~ klli lness binds, %
eall ~ tbs n D. Kltoben sbes ypu
esu Rei them, epgked tbe yeTy bfsi, Ls
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-30

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-22
A Beneficial Contract.

The union slaughter house, in
augurated by the lease of DR..
Graves plant authorized by coun-
Gil yesterday, will cut off the office
of city market master and three
market inspectors who have been
employed by the city.
1t will give the citizens good
wholesome meat, thoroughly in
spected both before and after ami
mails are killed.
1t will save the butchers on in
spection and slaughter fees.
1t will bring in revenue of from
$500 to $500 over and above expen-
SEES.
DIR. Graves supplies all the water
used, also all full, an engineer and
a floor man, and saves the city ex-
pense of hauling away all offal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-22

The charter of the San Antonio
and Gulf Shore road calls for the
road to be built to a point along
the Brazos river, near Velasco, and
the report from Galveston that the
Gulf Shore road would receive a
blow by the forfeiture of the fran
chise of the Galveston and West
ern is hardly worthy of considera-
ton.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, now in session at st.
Paul, Mimi, elected the following
officers of the Insurance associa-
ton: President, A. B. Youngson,
Meadville, Pa; vice president,
Louis Ziegenfus, Clinton, Ia; Sec
rotary and treasurer, FL. G. Hayes,
Cleveland, o. The delegates are
visiting Minneapolis today. San
Antonio is represented by H.
Koepke, of the Sap, and Ben Pick
rem, of the Southern Pacific.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-05-22
SCRAP OVER AN OFFICE.

Ex-Policeman Taylor Polished Off
by the Health Office Clerk.
Frank Roberts, city health office
clerk, was fined So by the recorder
this morning, on a plea of guilty Of
striking w. B. Taylor, an expo
liceman. Taylor, accused of being
drunk and disorderly, pleaded not
guilty to drunkenness, and his case
was continued until tomorrow for
evidence.
The trouble arose yesterday af-
ternoon, in the corridor of the city
hall. Taylor was very angry at
Mayor Paschal for failure to APP
point him special policeman at the
Pavilion theatre, San Pedro park,
and was cursiag the mayor in
round terms, when Roberts asked
him not to do so. Taylor turned
toward Roberts and the latter
struck him, and then pounded him
severely, until the police separated
them.
Taylor says the application for
his appointment as special was
made some weeks ago and then
Marshal Druse had promised him
the place and so had Mayor Pas
chat. When he went to the marshal
Sunday last to show him his
bond, he was referred to the may
or, and then learned that another
man had been appointed.
Marshal Druse says he filled out
Taylor's bond at his request and
Taylor then took it off and got it
signed. He did not promise him
an appointment nor had Mayor
Paschal, to his knowledge. The
mayor had appointed John
Grimes to the place.