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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-12-30

room, writing with swift hand at the law
papers he spent his evenings in copying.
Mrs. Morley was quite young thing, and
SO good looking that could scarcely be-
lieve her the Daughter of my deceased eli
ent.
"When told them of the death of old
Matthew Stokes, any one would have thought
they had lost their kindest friend. His
daughter was overcome with grief. as
sured her that from what had heard her
father had forgiven her, and that IT he had
known their address he certainly would
have sent to them. Both listened breath
lessly to my story, and then, when 1 gave
my opinion that nothing now could stand in
the way of her inheriting her fathers wealth,
she simply went up to her husband, clasped
him tight in her arms and kissed him, and
then burst into teras. But when 1
spoke of prosecuting her fathers cousin,
she, with the true tenderness and tact of a
woman, said, No; my poor father !
not have disgraced relative, even though
he deserved it. Perhaps if you wrote to
him telling him what you have discovered,
he will trouble US no more.
1T was hard to let the rascal slip, but I
wrote to Gunson accordingly, and if my pen
had been dipped in acid could not have
written stronger. He needed no second dose.
Without even having the politeness oreply,
he was off to America by the quickest route,
fearing every inch of the way, expect, that
the police were in his wake. I got the whole
of the details of the plot out of Peter Chips,
from which it appeared that Gunson no
sooner discovered that his cousin had really
burnt the will formerly executed in his ia
vor than he sought out my late clerk as a
fitting tool to produce duplicate from the
draft. The price given was a mere tritle-
some 95 or E6; but Peter had resolved to
bleed his employer without mercy the mo-
ment he got possession Of the old mans
money, by means of the forged docu-
ment. Peter was dying when he made the
confession, but Mrs. Merely was at his
house next day, and took the poor fellows
breath away by telling him that she would
see that his wife and children were well
cared for, The stricken man stared at her
some moments in dead silence, and then he
feebly snatched at her hand and burst into
tears. He couldn't speak, but the simple
gesture said more than a thousand words
could have conveyed.
Mrs. Morley had not been spoiled by
her good fortune. She is the same gener-
hearted woman that she was in poverty.
She declares to this day that she is not a
whit more happy in her grand house than
she was in the two-pair back in Golden lane.
And believe she speaks the truth"
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-12-30
ONLY ME.

A little figure slided through the hall;
'sIs that you, Pet?" the words came tenderly;
A sob-suppressed to let the answer fall
ut isn'tPet mamma; it's only me-"
The quivering baby lips! they had not meant
TO utter any word could plant a sting;
But to that mother-heart a strange pang went;
She heard, and stood like convicted thing.
One instant and a happy little face
Thrilled meath unwonted kisses rained above !;
And from that moment Only Me had place
And part with Pet in tender mother love:
[Congregatonalist
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-12-30
New Milling Inventions.

They are manufacturing at Minneapolis,
one of the most curious milling machines
which has ever been placed inside -four
ing mill in this country. IT is middlings
purifier called the Helvetic, just about four
feet in height and occupying about one
twelfth as much space as an ordinary sieve
purifier, while it is said to do fully as much
work and equally as good if not better. It
Minneapolis millers that eleven machines
are being put in one of the leading mills. It
is Swiss invention and largely used in
Europe, especially by the Buda -Pesth mil
lers.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-12-30

Wesley Welch deliberately shot and killed
pears that Whitney was too intimate with
Welch's wife while WEIGH was in Colorado last
summer. WEIGH meeting Whitney in saloon,
without speaking a word, drew pistol and shot
him dead WEIGH surrendered himself to off,
GERS
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-12-30
HIS FIRST LOVE.

remember Rather funny,
Meeting you Wasn't it?
In September, Vows We plighted-
Sixty-two. Happy pair!
We were eating, How delighted
Both of us; People were!
And the meeting But your father
Happened thus: To be sure
Accidental, Thought it rather
On the road Premature;
sentimental And your mother
Episode), Strange to say
was gushing, Was another
You were shy; In the way.
You were blushing- What a heaven
So was I; Vanished then
was smitten, you were seven,
So were you Twas ten)!
(AQ that's written That was many
Here netrue); Years ago
Any money? Don't let any
Not bit Body know.
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| researches through the settlement. ",
made che discovery chat, with few excap
tions, each house b0re the name of IL
former tenant, traced Ia tho adobe wher
It wag soft, directly aboTe the entranc,
eerglng the purpose Of u doog. Thest
names were purely Spanish. and from N I
diary ltTanscribe the following sSyives
tro FDdrigo, Miguel Raadafa, Sancf
Pizera, FrgEcisko Mnncha, ------ Ii iopes.
and q hundred Others, In oae or two
places we found dates covering q Iapse
of years extending fron. 1880 20 1866
convincing us that the settlement musi
have hourished forsa period of thirty
| years at leaat. At q depth of n foot IN
the ground, which seems 20 be the lave!
which time covered upon the scene. SIC
uneartlied IndiAnarrow heads, Cf d some,
what primitive character. tis we'll ne me.
taiio substances, which again proys to MS
chat centuries back fierce war had rared
here Between the original lords of thc
soil and the Spanish Invaders, and that
the latter were oyerpowered and perislied
ut the hands ofthe red warriors, Ii wat
all quite plain TO us, aud in he signs
which natnre had preserved ms n record
Of tho past ;ge read ihat CotSez, the con.
queror of Mexico, had here spent n short
period iIof his illustrious existence. 10
what end pnd to what purposes I must
leave tc the solutionof Que eifled with
q mo:r fertile aud gifted imagination
than =! ,osseas.
Butte the point. Drawn onward bv
our discoveries to search the valley from
one end to the other, we fotiut, In one of
the most obscure portions Of the same
indications of gold. bearing quartz ON a
lump, where twas probabiyf'a 'acad cen.
turtles back and coon after NE aIiphtet.
on the shaft of an ancient mine from
which iG had, 30 all appearances. been
ldertyeds The mouth OF The shaft was
entirely closed up with rocks and bowl.
.ders which had been broken from the
mountain side aud found loti6ment here.
and was widely intergrown with ranklinT
weeds and shrabbery. Guessing that we
had struck bonanza too valuable TO ex
pose to any contingency of q chance dls.
covery by others, without oponinp tho
mine we took possession, packed our an.
imals the second day after our entrance
into the valley and returned 20 Del Nor
tre, where we at once filed our appIica.
ton In the local land Office 10 take pos.
session Uf the valley under the homestead
laws, and additionally secured our mine
by patent. We hired gang Of men
and set todeyeloping our bonanza. Suci,
1t proved TO the most benguine degree,
and In q short time hope to have au,ass.
ed fortune which, ALPHABETICALLY speak.
ing, will enable meto return to LeadyilIe
and purchase the whole camp, Including
all the best mines. The specimen / send
You is from the Gid, as we call our mine.
By return letter tell me what YOU think
of it, Leddriiie { Cok) Chronicle,
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last ReeE. sss's
icy }ould has nj {, gJsc at S,,1a (.
OQO IN bis stocs opera ions d l,rinr rs
81 past tsse elsa mon ID. s
- iSepubl blieana ggi II slIl 8, 900 or a ()i|f,
settings IN indiana between rsoss 4 IA
n ton day IN Dct obegs
- SUMS FsYS iocaI lied through, tils
GLASS; OF . toiItist water 10 ak Ii igtli,
Scotland, SGT fife co L tt:0ilSe sls <
Administer Shtjncr;ss Indian Yer.
s nifuge accordi1 TO tlIe directions. ii,
II tne morning Is tho best line to take it,
lasas q Ileaf.tge that Il
covered; on ono side With n Iy5e isSf fTtl,s
1 while The oppasit side 10 ccyered will
II bioAa5liss skS % 4 ss
- a fAs County ri. Ken did n 3,est
iull Of eggs Id the forks OF 4 tfce. ttyoIga
iset from tho ground where she IiatcIied
4 the eggs out. S.
It is mated tl,at afts. Dom G ii Il, q.
4 ron effected TIC reconciliation betWeen
her hliabatid and Senator Blaine az the.
White Suiphurs
Senator Bruce and Ii u lie ia IT
sssasatoga at d sty lisii house kent t,y cob
sored People for the better q asis; Of i5eof,Ia
| OF their own co lcr.s .s.!s -
- james Prescott, Blacksmith gIa
snpsinli 9 snoises dear Oa Sd lies was
| atgusk by lightning and INSTANTLY Killed.
9Ane h0fs9 q was Glso ii iedf.
- Song ngTsasrnan Berry. Of California
writes 2 g the Democratic National Com
Islittee snat ssle olitlpQk now is 81
| Soc1 VIII u carry 'al iforiiin. s;s
- q headliiia, Pa, Ia asi ofI y siSly.fiye
yeafs 2, ,olG has been mari shree times
,sno 41 sae, iather os eleven pair of t,gii,a.
- y 9 tias ior ong CHI dreIl 81
= - l,eftY tssaa aaioritl ut sJfinch County,
~, W. ioana aesd at his plesaandle
I1s ti9s aisa N V 9; ;ddeialy st i,
NJ ~ s'as Isis on the
Z, i,;la g Y iIiiaIas !,
~ ye toes the
- tier q recent shower Ii r. ,Ehfds,
1nq. !, tue ground was found 90 rsrad ,yitI
/ Ilsi'i nil q sfllich were alivannl inpni6fp
appnt:. " hey were tho aixa oss lnsga.
1tie III. ~ lacif ifia eIGpatH sst
- inuee olia has heesii eefioEsty siaflagaf
py. Z 3 peciIiar worm iiat Reri6aa sIi
boards and let's the heat down 81: if sfIlis.
sll'sls y il IIlntougha Il eeiye.
3, asf,liEenl a lien s,0t dead by d
iIsit tig tan aIger ssgbap on liis srny to-
sigs - darbor 20 join tho army lii IS Is. IN
eIHhnl1ing g tho bolsy recently the bullet
% nae killed bin jyssa as found.
!, ,-A Ken t,icl.s chicken tliat lived liFa
lsssss r vas ysa lIasciiesi on thaiartn of
IN
l sne sets we're 81 III mos
ss..s ~ wsss % q chick as
5qs y ,'sscnssl IS 81 y s.
~ "a. ~ II a
a Z ts tes nss ieE ~ from
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THE KANSAS MURDERERs.
ARREST OF OLD arAlJ; BEsDEis AND A
WOMAN.

The Horribte Story of their CrIr-e-Lsring
UrsuspeetIng Travellers into tho House,,
Throwing them into q 0ppgegn and axur-
derisg them for their Ingones-Tho Dis-.
covcry and tho Fiight-Behind tho Bars
ae last.
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- Johh Thcnas, nssiYe 81 a lh6.
marie Vas is tho father sos fhifl 3. tuo
cislldssn. Ha hes heea twice niafried
ana tmestv.one daaehtesa weTo bosn
TO him before i sen.
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CUnED OF lJRlNJlIt 30 az young
friend Of mile Hls cured of IN Unsuitable
thirst for l.quor, which had 80 pfoAsratesi
him that he ,ssas luet tlc to do any bus. 7
ness. He waa entirely cured by the uso
of Hop Bitters. &c ailnytd all that
bnfning thlrst; took sway the appetite
for liquor made hih BeFyes steady, aud
he has rsiIiaiIssd q sober and leaSiy man
for more than tsyo years, and has ii0
desire 20 return to his cups ( EISots 81 Z.
number Sf othefs ts.ak q ive heen ctired
sof drineing By IL. som . lsadine
ofieial, Chscego. III Eass
, 1880-02-14
SATURDAY,
PIANOS.
r E EDS
TEN PIE OF Music,

0Hr Scnior Partner, 1fr. .ftaHso1 Reed, has
spent tho fust ttro months In close and eriti
cal examination, Of tl.e Plano markets Of Has
Ton, Ne,o Iorts, Philadelphia, ana Iiastin.ore,
1'trrli1stnU for cnaA tho best anu iargcaf aa-
sort'ncnt Of Pianos ertr brought ia Chicago.
6Eteiat attention 1vas 0trrf. 10 obtaining all
f|td latest Improvements In UPRIGHT Pianos,
a styte Of instrument rapidly constng into
faror.
IN every respect these ara tspceetsinDly dcsfr-
attc, as they occupy less space and tiseir form
admits Of nlaelt greater variety and sIeRance
IN case.
17sose tcfo art Anatrnro Of tho recent great
1'roUFess s.uda IN the construction of up
RIGHT Ptahoa sciu b both snr7,rfsed and de-
lighted II they ezansino tho tnserun.ents ro.p
IL oar t1arcroosns.
Tho application Of tho Ft4u Iron Fruno
(staett before only in Grands and 8qt&ares) astd
a critical study of tie trfects or the OLD
STYLE UpriGh&t has tesuffcd III the protiHc-
tto,s of q NEV SY1LE Uprf0h. that stands IN
tM,e as long aud Il as DURABLE a. tn best
S4t.ur6.
DRIED Upright, 1rns.dt and Square Pianos Of
N.M. KNdI'E d CO., suloso reputation Il
kno.c'. tl.s soortt1 orer. Their Upright Pianos
ure splendid specimens Of Modern Piano.
building, containing everything Of uasae to tho
fatest ttate.
For ussreet, rich, sv7npatIetto gUALTTY or
TONE, for pOLUAfE of tone, and for LIGIII-
NESS Of action under tho ilnaers, they hate 40
c4,taf.
They aro &'.cti It, tho rte,.cst Of Rosc.poot,
U'aft.Mt, aud Ebony, a,ld arc Of fhe tnos& thor
ostDh tcoFikttunsfip inside and ont.
1tE MAY SURELY PRONOUNCE THEM
TIE HOST DiSSTR.fBLE TLdN0S EHEIe
BROUGHT 40 THIS 0ITE.
-4tatter purchase s.,ado tras ONE HUM
, 1880-02-14

This opportunity 10 housewife
should neglect 10 avail herself of,
as wo intend to inaugurate the
largest sale of the kind ever had in
fli8 city.
, 1880-02-14

li!apcr question: -probably the bcst-informcd
thaf In tile House on protective tariff g,fes.
subject comes before lie Ways ind Means
CntA,ni!tcc, Of .whIct, no Is n member. When
Hsked II hs dill not think the gtass.lnel uf
!r.ctnsylynna !. would support the Bill, because
IT, IT, laK"s thp duty oil soda.asl, he replied tint
70 Inconsistent as to ask for free
tfnao which could only result ifturfously 10
ttnensclves. 10 take off tic duty would bs
!" nake tho supply an uncertain ono, AID ut,-
preferred mt 10 talk about the subject Until
i cntne before tisa Committee. Mr.. 4. Herr
smith, Of Pennsylvania, was equally n0r-
fs1it ffoia,nitn!. Russell Errest, Of littsbnrg, q
sat satlh il.iti Is newspaper editor, and It Is
, 1880-02-14
4 DIVERSITY OF INTEREST. =
6psttai D1spateA to TAs Chtedep 1fkbufA.

sn.tta, ,,,,aa'.a - ~. 1St.a.a T,s,sm,,
~. .n+maa @. -fs % ~ e. S"Es'' 20 1v'es"3
WASHINGTON, y. q. Fob' 15.-Thero seems
to be great diversity Of Interest hcre, all
working, however. to tho somo enid. In thu
intaroceanic cannl mattor. Ft,at: ::fAeIe M,
tho frtonds - s .. Mtss.au,,a r.,4", t,.n,s ".s
those who want nothing but new examtna-
ton OF questions thaS .haye already beuu ex-
amined: and last. Cant Eads, with ex-f,on.
grassn,ar Cncl,rars an1 hIoist, ~ pannsviyn.
nta, VINO want 70 promote tho great ship"
railway scheme, Mnish Is here constantly.
, 1880-02-14
WASHINGTON.
No Action Yet Taken on Mr.,
Forts Paper-Duty Meas
ure.
What Various Congressman Have
to Say Concerning the I'm.
portant Bill.
Business Interests Prompt Some to
Oppose This Praiseworthy
Purpose.
Mr.. Acklen's Nicaragua Report
Liable to Get Him into
Trouble;
Some Of the Committee 1nvesti-
eating It Favoring Ex-
pulsion.
Renderson's Compromise for Reaqan's
Interstate Commerce Bill Adopted
in Committee.
It Retains the Features Of the Orig.
inal Measure, Except the
Pooling Provisos.
The New Ieefunding Proposition
Discussed at tile Cabinet
Meeting Yesterday.
Conflicting Interoceanic Canal In.
terests Represented at the
National Capital.
Naval Vessels to Be Stationed at the
Isthmus to Watch De
Lesaeps.
The New Refuntling Proposition
Discussed ut tile Cabinet
Meeting Yesterday.
Conflicting lnteroceanic Canal In
terests Represented at the
National Capital.
Naval Vessels to Be Stationed at tha
Isthmus to Watch De
Lesseps.
PAPER DUTY,
HOW rOlsT's BILL STANDS,

n...t-, -. =.
,v.a,,~,Da.r Den 70 "s -. sHsa1s 20 4'.pan.
en n ncttau t. ~ ~ ,,it 80 IT,, mas
In raJr",a M +Sa uAt ,ar.,f mt' tespse. " te rort
sat toav tsnt M i,a ad w recpnt1 ,cant,a5 AT n9l'
's.,ts .u s.,a* ~ !t~ leeehy Iect1se"
the manufacture Of uanr ua most of them uro ~
bsline against Ills oill. Ae Inns received
marked newspaper articles severely critfcts-
Ing his bill. but these are merely from high
tariff localities, Some of the pnncrs. low.
eYcl, Aase peen Undergoing d clanEe Of
heart on tile Question si1tce its agitation was
begun. Mr. Fort dIsarows any intention to bc
set up, ns IN apostle OF free trade, but in
orser orr, 1 70 I'M mantaiM tari Tor revenue only
anu 1or Inc greatest amount OF revonuc,-he
says some ut tie monstrosltles Of the present
luw nlust bo Topped of. II any article ought
to be FREQ, ho thinks 1t should bo paper. lis
',,a, ~ .''.a W." 70 t"t III t'o present
condltlon Of the country n tax upon cduca-
tion Is not needed. The road ought to ba as
.'.o na ma ,'n 70 to poot 10 ony BOOKS and
1aG"Spe'S' na1.1aT WHICH, "fo our c''e1 engines OF
THE IMMENSE INCREASE
tn tho price OF paper has almost put 1t be-
yon.l tho power Of poor people to get school
motorto,s ,vhtch o,,tor ,ntn .ha nas,.a - ~ 4ie
books, pamphlets, and newspapers Is tax
Gil intelligence, and should bo abolished.
,nhna,, In ,,,t,soJ n9, h,a ~ 10y %1.,.
''ooo"y W l'Jutc'' MT. foIt ms ulkea Win
several members OF lie Mays and Means
Committee, who look with favor on Ills bill.
Others oppose 1t because they regard 1t as ,,l
nttoa,pt to tinker will, tha tarir, and. nm mat
1.
, 1880-02-14
FLOUR.
THE: FLOUR

we sell ut retail is fully equal
to the very best flour manu-
f:lctured in this country, nnd
is sold delivered III any ptlrt
of the city ut much less than
equal grades can be bought
for elsewhere. We 1nanutitc-
tl1ro all we sell, and guaran-
tee satisfaction. We make q
speciality of choice gr1ltics Of
Graham, Oatmeal, Blu c1z-
wheat, &C., which we sell be-
low the price Of tho ordinary
grades usually kept by groc-
ers. Prompt delivery. Order
by mail Of. Am. Dist. Tcle-
phone.
NORTON, BRO. & CO.,
NORTON MILLS,
Madison-st. Bridge.
, 1880-02-14
REFUNDlNG.
auKHMAN'S VIEWS,

6ssetas utspateA to IAs Chicago 1ttbsnA
WAstnRaToN. D. G.. Feb. 1a-A Sub Conn
mittee OF the Ways and Means Committee
waited OIL tho Secretary Of the Treasury this
evening to receive Ills suggestions as to tho
form In which the new 1sefundlng bill should
ba cast. It tappears that Mr. Sherman d1as
not indorso that part Of the Colnmittea's bill
which 1elatea to tho Issue Of $500 QQQ QQo il
, 1880-02-14
SPRING 0vETtcNATx,
4. ]. l!UI'I'II(1I
& cos
SPRING
0ver'(;;:!oatS,
SPRING
Ulster cites,

Are the "NE' PLUS UL-
IRA" Of Clothing Art and
Skill. We already have Il
Large, New, /. Unrivaled
Stock on our counters. Tt
will give lis pleasure to
show them to NIL interested
parties.
, 1880-02-14
RI. FIVE CENTS. :
action 5 case Of Acklen, but postponed =
decIsF 8 s;tll Tuesday next. Tho rcaaor, as-
HlNuE . fhA n0Sfth0f1nfr MT In

action 2 ! case Of Acklen, but POSTPONED q
aects} 8 s;;tll Tuesday next. Tho reason ;as-
s1snf the postponcment ia TINT the cstt-
naon5 40 yolulnfnoua that the CommIttea
could not act inteiffgently upon it. md d sub.
commiuee--co1isstlng Of Rice, OF, Mnsss-
cf1l1setts, Hetndon, OF Alabama. and Bfck.
nell, OF lndinna-was appointed to conslder
the testimony and report to the whole Con1-
mtttcc. Meanwhile, the strictest sccresr il
attempted, both as to the deliberations of tho
Committee and As to tho probable co1,-
clltsLons that will DO reached. From various
expressions dropped by different members OF
to Committee, however, It il very evident
TINT the Committee unltctlly believe tbat
Acklen's explanations Of his resolution Of In
vestigatlon have only served to involve him
III greater difficulty; that tho further he las
Rone tho worse ho has made his own case:
and that there will be An unanimous report
from the Committee that the charges oriKt-
hally published III the newspapers wcro sub
stantially true. Tie convorso Of any sucI,
and explanations of Ack1en are cmphnticnily
not true, for the newspapers told tile truth.
tlat Ack1en did not. ~ ~ 1'A'
TI1E1E wEnE RuMons TODAY
that the Committee would probably. rcport n
I.esfoilttlon .sf. recommending the expulsion of
+i,n f,.'... III ~.etE - iu iSh5o' ~ t!IIHk tllAt
W. .t t VII nor go frther than to re-
ILL.,. Ill., NV, ts .Nu uewslMpef publication Is trne.
:i;nt,e. Hotttte ~ Il leniiy IlaS h9 turther turts-
M,G'u ~ ~. ns u y nn!y cIhr8cd 70 tnyestEgntQ
~ ro,,ont VI ."sl5 VI 1lHHe puoilcattons n,M
nrol,abfr nvnft itanff Il ~ hnc committee VII
rosoItfnn. rjvnw # fnrisJtntiasn' 'a.g ~ - .lo
port n resolution even of savore rens,,rs ~
though tho language Of tho fjntlInr
Mhy clearly convey censures
THE resolution under which ;. tia
Cnmm!ttce Is ncting wns drafted hy AckJgn
himself. 1t Wns apparently dcYtg1icd to re-
strict the Investigation. OF course tho Com-
lntttee Inns not e01nptetetl It8 renort. Int TIN
indications nre that Acklcl1. BIZ Tia yer1]fct n
committee, the majority Of which Is COM
posed Of members of bis own p0rty.. viii
stand convicted Of hnyIng nttemptcd Ia i'm
pose 4 false report upon tho House. :. It viii
remain for tho majority Of the House 10 de-.
tcrrnIne, after suc1l report, whether tic dir
nifty Of that botly requires that anything moro
Is to be done than declare that
T1IE NEWSPAPERS rnr,, rt1r rprrrr
Mr.. Gov nj Nav 3-orr tho C,a,sra., a.,
t1ie innmfttnn rnf,rrtnm+ H. H., I - ~ tsa % ~
inr ni,rnsnoio|, ~ ~ tnfts} :" tnG peGM!
wI1j(e The COtlmjtten ,yere rrrri,ticII frn,n
making any recommendation with tl1oTr re-
port, yet the scope Of the Investigation,
marked ont by the order of tho l1o;lse. hnI
betn ample to elicit nit the facts Of tho case.
p'Mit ,,l statement "a Of Wiiat tha ComInitteo has
cctIinr. jrovinp Tia iinI,aa - 5a}nr- nv
,nlnu Wl,nt nrton in r1,Snect NJ Ike
offender Is dcu1a11drd bY n nrorer M
, 1880-02-14

derso',. Of Illinois, whose hftl on Interstate
commerce adopted BY tho Irouse Com.
t,te for tie Reagan Interstate Commerce
Dlll, said, In reference 10 1t, that the question
is of such great Importance, and is 90 com.
tec in nrrivc a. nm" sattstnetnn ~. w. so'e
My own opinion hns been that thereshould
be Commission, with full authority to in.
tc riDt IN caii ,non t;o r,t,a i'as s''vuu aase
mo,io, o,,f r,,,,t,s.r I ts'''1'., 4o4 ttul
a'latson ,, anu reports, ana should BIZ able to
soslect lntelI'gcnt Information, md at
ton tha sane that 'f is snt % some general propQsl
sould mt H., np,"st j. 'He t,e D,, o peop.e' ~!
To,na,ia.i"r Is w u',J.st ~ u'o I.''1nhas' Inc
eoh'hlssson ought 70 iinvo authority to pre-
that corporations yhall stye @ the sanp ~ p,s ra,es
uEler tbs same circu,nstn,,ces n ali ,,orsn,,a
oit,,a nr,1 ts.at 49, s'.... " vi !H'soils
RIA o iort.,. ~ ~ 49, ns,.. e'.'.! ~ 1ssolao'e .
th;s H. ~. -. n'u Suhlt.ee n9pes that II
va 20 NV aGeoipts"eu ny tflls Dill. at least
nn important step !'as been taken toward the
point Of
o,,roe,r,o>, m r,,,,, ~
l., .,. ,s.1o. ~ 4hE "hAaAS HILL
IN Inc fofty-llt' Congress aud now on my
to the fourth section. which wo,td hnyo tl,o
ctrrct IN I,craaso ~ ,nrttr ~, "1 3as.,'. 'o so
the West ratGor than % 10 .]imlnis1, ti!c l1o, a
fact which Keagan 1 himself m "s" VIZ force'i g to
lnrnt" H. .far,vs p1ra,gu!"sy Me.i
ro,.ts of rni mi ,yntr ta,t Gganpe9ig
Reasn,l so,,rht. in nor.;nus ~ liz h;,, ft,: H.
INV to crcat Il, r,1,s @ s19 " ',,tE,, ~ rs D!, "
nj SHIcn1n @ nnd ~ i" S'a,9if n}H "Meh eSlst';'
Every s9bstnntiaI foot,'r.. ' of ~, ~, " H.,
biif ms beru '1 rttaIn.I I'o r., ,""gnn ~